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Charles Oliver | 7.6.2015 6:00 AM

Seattle police issued Daniel Gehlke a $138 ticket for holding up a sign warning motorists they were enforcing traffic laws further up the street. Cops contend his sign violated a city ordinance banning signs that could be construed as directing traffic.

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