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I don't think it was so much about the parking ticket but proving a point about the gross violations of power that the city was committing. Ultimately the perso
by Cakez0r 10y ago
I don't think it was so much about the parking ticket but proving a point about the gross violations of power that the city was committing. Ultimately the person responsible should pay the fine, but it's unacceptable that a city picks and chooses parts of the law that it wants to follow. It's even crazier that there appears to be some contractual arrangement with a private company to issue some quota of speeding fines!