A motorist traveling in Western New York apparently did not have the right prescription for a legitimate registration sticker on their vehicle's windshield. In a Facebook post on Monday, State Police shared a photo of a fake sticker located by Troop A Interstate Patrol during a traffic stop. The sticker contains instructions for a medication called permethrin, which is used to treat scabies and lice. In the social media post, State Police said, "The prescription says to apply from head to toe. It doesn't say anything about making your own registration."
Photo by New York State Police
