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It feels like a ticket blitz with a twist. Two parking tickets for the same infraction 30 minutes apart. Regular parking tickets for being a minute past the time outside of your church. Obvious organized stings to nail people driving in the city's diamond lanes, resulting in more than 1,200 people receiving citations -- in one week. Do you get the feeling something is going on here? "Something doesn't smell right to me," Councillor Rob Ford said last night. It does feel like a shakedown sometimes. It's certainly excessive and, many times, unnecessary extra taxation on any already poorly treated Toronto taxpayer. |
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Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Being A Scofflawer Can Get Expensive
How does that old saying go; "I didn't know he was a drunk until he showed up one day sober!" So I can see how people can get upset when they have to pay fines for innocuous things but if you do the crime you have to do the time. Get on board Rob!
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