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I notice that as well. It seems people can park anywhere around there, even by bus stops and No Standing zones. If cops ever wanted to make their quota, that would be the area.
Pull a billion dollars from the police budget and presto police turn invisible.
Try Pulling another billion from the department and watch cars magically disappear..........
I notice that as well. It seems people can park anywhere around there, even by bus stops and No Standing zones. If cops ever wanted to make their quota, that would be the area.
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Originally Posted by Harris Field
What's the story with parking on the islands on the Concourse at night?
Is it legal to do that now? I don't see parking tickets on any of the cars.
Pull a billion dollars from the police budget and presto police turn invisible.
Try Pulling another billion from the department and watch cars magically disappear..........
Cars already disappear on the Grand Concourse. It is the Bronx after all.
Pull a billion dollars from the police budget and presto police turn invisible.
Try Pulling another billion from the department and watch cars magically disappear..........
Cops haven't been giving out parking tickets for years now. Isn't that why the entire traffic division was created in the first place?
This has everything to do with not enforcing certain rules/laws in "disadvantaged" neighborhoods.
Apparently the new mayor thinks differently from the old mayor. The cars parked on the islands are getting tickets now.
take money out of people's pockets and this is how you get the Bronx to vote Republican.....
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