Several times a week I find myself stopped at an intersection for a traffic light in front of a nice home where a Summit County Sheriffs Deputy must live. I've come to that conclusion because I've noticed a cruiser in the driveway more than a half a dozen times in the past, and there is usually a big Ford suv parked next to the garage with a police badge bolted to the rear license plate, (hiding the 1st. few #'s).
Well yesterday I was sitting in front of the house waiting for the light to change as usual and sure enough, cruiser in the driveway, suv next to the garage but this time the garage door was open. There sat a fairly new Corvette backed into the bay and guess what? No front plate!
I guess it just goes to show that the "rules" change depending which side of the "badge" you're on.
I'll bet the rear plate on the Vette has the same badge on it also, covering some of its letters (which by the way is against the law too).