Waterloo police have issued a warning to motorists that they will be busted if they conduct monkey business with their license stickers.
On Monday at around 10:30 a.m., officers noticed a man driving a vehicle on Sheppard Avenue in Cambridge with an expired license plate.
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After pulling the man over, police discovered that the tag appeared to be slightly off. Police allege the man taped a fake tag onto his plate. The tag was likely generated by a computer.
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Police then discovered that the man was also driving without a licence or insurance.
The driver of the vehicle faces a host of charges, including driving a vehicle without a valid permit, driving without insurance, driving without a licence and driving without an unauthorized plate.
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