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Are you “MR SEXY?” If so, the Ontario Provincial Police would like to know.

OPP apprehended a stolen vanity licence plate from a 17-year-old Saturday evening that reads “MR SEXY,” and police are currently searching for its rightful owner.

Sgt. Kerry Schmidt posted the request on Twitter, saying the plates were “unlawfully attached to a Maserati driven by a 17-year-old G2 driver going 150 km/hr in Mississauga.”

Are these yours?….Looking for the rightful owner of #MrSexy

They were unlawfully attached to a Maserati driven by a 17 year old G2 driver going 150km/hr in Mississauga….#NotCool 🤨 pic.twitter.com/8l26r1qIXL — Sgt Kerry Schmidt (@OPP_HSD) February 2, 2019

One reaction on Twitter paid homage to a Seinfeld episode in which the character Cosmo Kramer received the vanity licence plate “ASSMAN” that did not belong to him, setting off a quest to find the real “assman.”

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I think I know your guy….. pic.twitter.com/H6bzTHgFSN — Leafs Hub (@LeafsHub) February 2, 2019

This is not the first time vanity licence plates have made headlines in Canada.

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Earlier in January, a Manitoba Star Trek fan filed a legal challenge after his licence plate that read “ASIMIL8” was revoked.

Manitoba Public Insurance suggested it could be interpreted as an insult to Indigenous people. The owner, Nick Troller, said it was merely a play on a well-known saying by the Star Trek alien race, the Borg.

Over in Nova Scotia, Lorne Grabher has been fighting for his licence plate, which read “GRABHER,” to be reinstated after it was revoked in 2016 due to an anonymous complaint. The court battle has been postponed until sometime in 2019.

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