Selling it on social media and probably wondering how they got caught...
BATON ROUGE - Two people were arrested Thursday for allegedly running a scheme that centered around selling phony Louisiana vehicle inspection stickers and temporary license plates on social media.
Louisiana State Police reported 30-year-old Louvenia Allen of Baton Rouge and 34-year-old Yakevia Hicks of New Orleans were both taken into custody for the scam.
When did Louisiana motor vehicle inspection standards get so rigorous as to make providing fake stickers into a viable business plan?? When I was last there you could pass inspection with most anything that moved under its own power. RetRsvMike
Fool-proof scheme. Except for the part about having to advertise a crime.
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When did Louisiana motor vehicle inspection standards get so rigorous as to make providing fake stickers into a viable business plan?? When I was last there you could pass inspection with most anything that moved under its own power.
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