I just saw the worst person in the world!

[Thudlow_Boink]

@Drunky_Smurf

Bullshit. Fines for violations are set. Cops can not just arbitrarily raise them because they feel like it.

I assume Broomstick was implying was that the “considerably more” was for the additional violations the person committed in the process of verbally abusing the cops.

[lost4life]

@splatterpunk

You forgot the part about how a crowd had gathered, and they applauded once the cops took her away, then hoisted your spouse on their shoulders and paraded him around the parking lot singing “For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow.”

Seems like someone within this whole fiasco had to have muttered the phrase “You’re done.”

[GrumpyBunny]

@Qadgop_the_Mercotan

I’ve met two serial killers. 'Nuff said.

How weird, what are the odds of two people on one board…?

I also met a serial killer. *In church. *

[lorene]

@Drunky_Smurf

Bullshit. Fines for violations are set. Cops can not just arbitrarily raise them because they feel like it.

@Thudlow_Boink

I assume Broomstick was implying was that the “considerably more” was for the additional violations the person committed in the process of verbally abusing the cops.

@lost4life

Seems like someone within this whole fiasco had to have muttered the phrase “You’re done.”

Luckily, police logs are available online for years, so this should be easy enough to verify.

[Ambivalid]

@lorene

Luckily, police logs are available online for years, so this should be easy enough to verify.

[Malthus]

@MagicEyes

I have seen the worst person in the world. I took my mom to the library tonight. She uses a wheelchair, so I went to park in a handicapped space, and there was a car parked diagonally over two handicapped spaces. :mad: To make it worse, I’m pretty sure they didn’t have a handicapped plate or hangtags. I probably should have reported it, but I didn’t know if I should tell the library people or call the police, and I thought the car would be gone before the police would get there. So I left a note under the windshield wiper and went home. It would have been sweet to see them get a big ticket, but sometimes justice is slow and fickle.

Have you seen the worst person in the world? Tell me all about it! I love stories about horrible people.

Should have left a copy of the lyrics to “I’m An Asshole” by Dennis Leary.

http://www.metrolyrics.com/im-an-asshole-lyrics-dennis-leary.html

[DrDeth]

@GrumpyBunny

How weird, what are the odds of two people on one board…?

You know where the Weird Doctor works, right?

[DrDeth]

@Qadgop_the_Mercotan

Where do you live? Across the US, convicted repeat drunk drivers are spending 2 to 10 years in prison.

Yeah. I mean, a couple decades ago, if you had a great lawyer, sure. But today? No way.

[Svejk_1]

Some of the parking in this thread is so reprehensible that if Hitler were to witness it occur, he’d be like “Aber das geht doch nicht!?”.

[GrandWino]

@splatterpunk

You forgot the part about how a crowd had gathered, and they applauded once the cops took her away, then hoisted your spouse on their shoulders and paraded him around the parking lot singing “For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow.”

And then an older fella came up and handed Broomstick a crisp one hundred dollar bill. And that man’s name? Albert Einstein.

[DrDeth]

@Svejk_1

Some of the parking in this thread is so reprehensible that if Hitler were to witness it occur, he’d be like “Aber das geht doch nicht!?”.

Godwin is so very happy now.

[PlainJain]

@Drunky_Smurf

Bullshit. Fines for violations are set. Cops can not just arbitrarily raise them because they feel like it.

Wait, out that story the fines part is what caused you to call bullshit!?

[tapu]

@Ambivalid

If you are in an area where the police will/can respond to such calls, please don’t feel silly making that 911 call (when that is the appropriate number). Chronic non-enforcement is what leads the rule-breakers to feel more and more brazen in their abuse. If your city, township/village does indeed respond to handicap-parking violation calls, by all means, make that call.

This. Almost everywhere, the cops will come right out for that. I’ve called even though I don’t need the spot.

[tapu]

@GrumpyBunny

How weird, what are the odds of two people on one board…?

I also met a serial killer. *In church. *

I went to college with one: Andrew Cunanan. Both of us being gay, we ran in the same general circles. It was total weirdness to see what he did later.

[tapu]

@Broomstick

My spouse was waiting for someone to pull out of a handicapped spot at the mall so he could pull into it (having a hang-tag and all, being legitimately disabled) and this bitch zips around his car and pulls into the spot. She gets out, no handicapped plate, no hang tag, and smirks at him.

He rolls down his window and says “you forgot to put your hang tag up”.

She tells him to fuck off, she can park where she wants, and cripples and retards shouldn’t be allowed to drive. She then trots off to the store.

Spouse calls the cops. He then parks at another nearby spot and gets out, goes into the store.

When he gets back to the car it seems the bitch-queen is in an argument with the cops about her “right” to park where she wants. Apparently, while spouse was getting into the car the fine jumped from $500 to considerably more based on her verbal abuse and threatening to have the cops (there were two) fired for doing their job. As he’s pulling out she takes a swing at one of the cops with her purse and next thing she knows she’s face-down on the hood of her car getting cuffed.

Sometimes, there is justice… And I wish he had been able to film the events because I would love to see how many hits that would get on YouTube.

That is a so very satisfying story.

[Cub_Mistress]

I didn’t see this one but I heard it. I live out in the country. Standing on my porch the other night, I heard a noisy truck head down the road. The truck suddenly stopped in front of my house, and fired a gun. From the fact that the field across the road usually has several deer, I am going to assume that someone in the truck was road hunting. That’s assholery.

[Broomstick]

@Drunky_Smurf

Bullshit. Fines for violations are set. Cops can not just arbitrarily raise them because they feel like it.

They can, however, charge you with additional violations for doing things like spitting on them, resisting arrest, and so forth… I’m not sure if the woman did exactly any of the above, or maybe something was amiss with her license or registration, or something, but if you piss off the cops enough they’ll start looking for way to screw with you.

@Thudlow_Boink

I assume Broomstick was implying was that the “considerably more” was for the additional violations the person committed in the process of verbally abusing the cops.

^ This.

Or did you miss the part where she actually took a swing at one and wound up arrested?

[Napier]

@Qadgop_the_Mercotan

Where do you live? Across the US, convicted repeat drunk drivers are spending 2 to 10 years in prison.

The only person I know with drunk driving arrests has been caught three times in the last decade, all in our home county. First time he got a stet, second time was a tiny fine, and third time just a couple years ago was a larger $200 fine. This tiny sample of 1 angers me because it looks like the laws have no teeth. I see the billboards, but doubt them.

[Antinor01]

I ran into members of the imperial family tonight! They stopped the royal carriage (a minivan) in the middle of an aisle in the mall parking lot. It seemed that parts of the royal treasury needed to be moved from a vehicle in a parking spot into the royal carriage. Important matters of state needed discussed so this transaction took a while. I was impressed with their fortitude and patience dealing with the non-royal rabble honking their horns. As befits their station in life, they completed their business in full before deigning to allow the masses to continue driving through the aisle.

[splatterpunk]

@tapu

That is a so very satisfying story.

Well, yeah. Fiction is satisfying by design.