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Confused police want to ban personal plates

Caleb Allison
Wed, 05 Sep 2012

A retired Christchurch businessman says the police want to cancel his eight-year old personalised plate because they find it "totally confusing".

But not so confusing they can't give him a speeding ticket, Dr Jonathan Tomlinson told NBR ONLINE.

The plate, which reads QØQØOØ, is attached

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Caleb Allison
Wed, 05 Sep 2012
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