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A man opened his mail Saturday to find a letter from toll collectors threatening to take his drivers license away. Cape Coral resident Art Dillman said the letter showed he had a violation from New Jersey — a place he said he’s never visited. “Fifty bucks for me is a week’s worth of groceries and I’m not gonna give up a week’s worth of groceries for something I wasn’t involved in,” he said. Dillman said the vehicle shown in the surveillance picture does not belong to him. “I thought it was a scam, I didn’t know if they photoshopped this or not,” he said. A spokesperson from the New Jersey Turnpike Authority said the license plate picture wasn’t clear and the ticket likely made its way 1,200 miles away to Dillman by mistake. “Even if I was a millionaire, I wouldn’t pay this,” he said. WINK News put Dillman in touch with a customer service representative who helped resolve the issue. It’s unclear how often mistakes like this occur.