The story surfaced in the west of London. One day, Thames Valley Police ran into a queer soul. The officer named PC Philip asked the man to pull over his car. She then asked him to produce his license and other related documents. The man thought it to be the right moment to send a chill down her spine. So he put forward a driving license which had got Homer Simpson as the name of the holder. It also had an image of the famous cartoon.

The officer held herself calmly and looked thoroughly at it. Eventually, she discovered a strong point in it. The license had blown the lid off the plot arranged by him. She immediately seized his car and booked him for driving with no genuine license. The whole episode was exposed in the public when Thames Valley Police took to twitter to share that.

According to them, PC Philip had stopped a car in Milton Keynes. They added that she had tried to identify the driver’s ID and she found it having Homer Simpson as its holder. Also, they informed that the driver’s car had been seized and he had been reported for driving with no insurance and without a proper license.

The man must have been shattered to see its tragic end. He had certainly left no stone unturned to plot the whole bizarre. He had even made sure that a Springfield address and Homer’s date of birth made their way on the license. Albeit to his dismay, these details pushed him down and he slipped off. These two later proved as big mistakes made on his part. The date of birth of the legend is May 12, 1956. But it was mentioned as August 4, 1963. Not just that, the address part was also wrong. The patriarchal address of Simpson is 742 Evergreen Terrace. But it was 28 Springfield Way (USA) on the license. Eventually, he got stuck in his own trap.

Hats off to the scrupulous officer! She had really done the laudable job by pulling the cover off the well-designed intrigue. It had thrown light on the stupidity of the man. There is no doubt that he was a self-claimed genius!

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