When Nancy Dello Stritto of Pompano Beach, Florida, went to get a new license plate for her car, she never dreamed it would create such controversy. The new plate came with a combination of letters and numbers that she finds inappropriate. The license plate reads “SQZ A55,” but those numbers can be interpreted as letters, creating a message that has become the topic of conversation in her retirement community, especially among the men. “I looked at it and said, ‘I don’t think so,’” said Stritto. She pointed out that the license plate is good for 10 years and she doesn't want to be stuck was something so offensive. A DMV representative confirmed that Broward County will replace any license plate deemed offensive for free.
