Somebody took my spot!
I just got back from a 2-week vacation in Florida and returned my TT to the storage to find that someone is parked in my spot. I called the owner of the storage facility and left him a message, inclu...
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lhenry8113 wrote:
My point was--if the constabulary is called--than they are notified there is a problem. Also, they might know the owner and be able to reach him/her and if not they could know of a back up person who is responsible in the owners absence or another family member, partner, friend that could be reached. Also, they might be able to advise a legal solution to the situation.
While I understand what you are saying, most law enforcement agencies will not get involved in a civil situation of any sort, that involves private property parking issues. They will also not generally use police resources for attempting contact; this would be something that would be handled at the Dispatch/Communications Center, and a law enforcement officer would not be involved. It would also not be referred to a law enforcement officer for advice in civil law, since law enforcement officers cannot offer advice in civil matters other than to contact an attorney. I say this based on 40 years of experience in law enforcement/public safety and first hand knowledge of similar issues. The other advice offered here has been good advice for various options.
