Owen Rask

It's not Tali, Victoria Police.

Another thing finally that people do is avoid tolls with them.

So you might get some tolls or some fines.

So I kept going further down this.

Obviously, it's used by like organized crime and that sort of stuff as well because you can commit crimes with the number plates and blah, blah, blah, blah.

But the other thing that I found out from an ABC article that I was reading is that criminals are now not necessarily taking the plates, but they're just making sure they have the right specs.

So they'll look at like your car make and model.

They'll look at the number of the number plate and then they'll use 3D printing to create their own plates.

So you don't even have to report they're stolen, right?

They just copy the number plate.

Does that make sense?

So it's like an advanced level of theft here.

Yeah, they just replicate it.

Make sure they've got a number plate that matches a car that they might have.

And then they're like, we'll just copy that and put it on our car.

So it looks like it's Tali driving down the road, but it's actually some other geezer.

Yeah.

I know.

I was thinking about this.

I'm like, why is it number plates?