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Fredericton police seeing spike in fake vehicle inspection stickers

Police say 82 fake inspection stickers have recently been seized. Courtesy: Fredericton Police Force

Police in Fredericton say you should check the inspection sticker twice before purchasing a vehicle.

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The Fredericton Police Force says they have recently seized 82 fake inspection stickers.

“We have recently seen a sharp increase in the use of fake inspection stickers on vehicles around the city,” Fredericton police said in a social media post Friday.

“Don’t take chances. When purchasing a used vehicle, consider having your own Motor Vehicle Inspection done.”

Being caught with a fake sticker can cost you more than $750.

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