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Terminal 21: Handicapped woman's disability trike removed to make way for Ford Mustang

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On 2/21/2019 at 9:50 AM, webfact said:

removed a handicapped woman's motorcycle and sidecar from a disabled person's parking spot. 

 

It was then dumped in the middle of the road at the fancy shopping center. 

Where are the two sisters with their bats and axes when you need them.

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not read all the posts

but why didn't they clamp the car?

1 hour ago, AGareth2 said:

not read all the posts

but why didn't they clamp the car?

It was a car parked in a disabled spot. Cars aren't labelled here so there is no way of knowing unless you see the driver get out. The only person who saw the driver was the security guard who let him park there in the first place. 

Usually you only clamp vehicles parked where there should be no parking. 

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