Cenk Uygur
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The Reason People Hate Parking Enforcement
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October 17, 2015
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5:06Now PlayingFairfax Virginia is having an issue with a specific parking enforcement officer. She likes to write citations for people not having their cars inspected as they are in line to have their cars inspected. An auto body owner confronted her and he was arrested for assaulting a police officer, even though she’s not a police officer. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian (The Point) hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“Bruce Redwine had seen enough. After years of watching a Fairfax County parking enforcement officer slap tickets on his customers’ cars for expired tags or inspection stickers, usually as the cars were awaiting state inspection or repair at his Chantilly shop, he snatched the latest ticket out of Officer Jacquelyn D. Hogue’s hand and added some profane commentary on top.
Hogue responded by having Redwine arrested for felony assault on a police officer, though she is not a police officer. And when the case first went to court, a Fairfax judge sentenced Redwine to four days in jail.
Redwine appealed, got a jury trial last month and was acquitted within minutes. But the bitterness he feels at having to spend thousands of dollars in legal fees, plus being booked, fingerprinted and photographed at the county jail, with no prior record, is shared by numerous fellow auto repair operators at the Mariah Business Center on Sullyfield Circle off Route 28.”
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