A San Antonio woman hopes her story will warn others to pay closer attention to their vehicle’s license plates after being stranded for five hours when police stopped her for having a stolen license plate.
Courtney Wingo was on a road trip just entering Louisiana when she saw the police lights flashing behind her.
“Then he gets on a speaker and says, ‘Driver, I need you to step out of the vehicle.’ And I was very confused,” Wingo said. “He gets out of his car, and he’s like, You do know this plate is registered as stolen, right? And I immediately start freaking out because it’s like, ‘No, I don’t know.’” “I really don’t want anybody else to have to go through that because it’s scary. It’s terrifying, you know, especially when you’re so far from home,” Wingo said.
Moscoso said most screws on license plates are Phillips heads or flatheads and are very easy to take off.
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