April 27, 2012
Updated Apr 27, 2012 at 2:44 PM EDT
A Virginia man is offended that his personalized license plates are apparently offensive.
According to Virginia television station WVEC, a Virginia man claims the DMV has taken away his personalized license plates that say "FOSAMA" because they could be seen as offensive.
The man says he's had the plates for seven years and is considering contesting the decision of the DMV, according to the WVEC report.
Watch video and read the WVEC.com story HERE.
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