Professor Moriarty
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If police had seen the car with one digit changed, I think they would still have stopped it. They were looking for a fairly rare car. Police would commonly radio registration plates into the control room before stopping cars. The control room would reply "red Ford Cortina, owned by Mrs Jones of Glasgow" or whatever. In this case the response would almost certainly not correspond with the make and model of the car and the police would have known that the plates had been changed.Yes the perp had asked a other shop if they made number plates a d they daid no but pointed him in the direction of the shop that did.
Ive not seen anything written anywhere about whether the plates that were made were exactly the same as the car reg. We know a hand written note was given with a reg request on it. We do not know if a digit was deliberately changed to fool anyone. But if anyone has seen anything to the contrary please share on here. Remember news reports can get things wrong.