woman arrested for message on Ambulance

[RPWC]

A similar incident happened late last year.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...shire-43110194

Think that was in West Mids too. Disgusting,vile individual,it would be a different story if it was one of her relatives.

[macafee2]

A woman has been arrested for leaving an angry note on an ambulance wind screen
http://www.itv.com/news/central/2018...-on-ambulance/

"If this van is for anyone but Number 14 then you have no right to be parked here.




"I couldn't give a s*** if the whole street collapsed. Now move your van from outside my house."

I'm sure she will gets lots of friends on facebook etc if her name comes out

macafee2

[Darcydog]

Typical of so many people who feel they have a privileged position in life due to their never being corrected and being “awarded” for simply existing rather than achieving anything.

I hope she is named and shamed.

[tantallon]

Lets hope justice is served and a large fine is dished out .
People like this should be named and shamed .The fact that she put her house number in the note should identify her .The amount of people who actually believe that the road outside their property is their property astounds me .As a matter of interest how many people would actually mind an ambulance parking on their drive/property in an emergency .I for one wouldn't have a problem.

[Stickman]

The woman is a skank and I hope she is named and shamed pronto
Regards
Chris

[Jim Jamieson]

I once suffered grief from a householder in Kilmarnock because I parked outside her house. I told her she may own her house, she doesn’t own the street and my road tax allows me to use the public highway.
I checked the thoroughly when I returned but it was fine.

As for this lady, well she appears to be still in custody. A right muppet if you ask me.

[MSS]

I do hope she has reason to call out an ambulance soon. Then the crew can turn up after a few hours and explain that they couldn't find a parking place convenient to all the residents.

[stevestrat]

Originally Posted by Jim Jamieson

I once suffered grief from a householder in Kilmarnock because I parked outside her house.

We used to live in a cul de sac with designated parking places at the end. People moved in next door and claimed what was one of the visitor spaces opposite the houses because it was nearer to their front door. They used to be furious if the visitor spaces were full when they arrived home, me being as I am I used to deliberately park in their "claimed" space and watch them glaring at my house as they had to walk the extra ten yards to their door Actually saw her taking photos of the parked cars one day! They really were a class act, new neighbours moved in at the other side of them. A couple of days after moving in the guy came home to find a note through his letterbox, he though oh, a welcome note from a neighbours. He read it, it was from their neighbour right enough, it said don't lean your pushbike against my fence! His wife had to stop him going round to tell his neighbours what he thought!

[macafee2]

Originally Posted by tantallon

Lets hope justice is served and a large fine is dished out .
People like this should be named and shamed .The fact that she put her house number in the note should identify her .The amount of people who actually believe that the road outside their property is their property astounds me .As a matter of interest how many people would actually mind an ambulance parking on their drive/property in an emergency .I for one wouldn't have a problem.

the road outside my house is mine, honest its on my deeds and I pay to maintain it and not by council tax

macafee2

[HarryM1BYT]

Originally Posted by tantallon

Lets hope justice is served and a large fine is dished out .
People like this should be named and shamed .The fact that she put her house number in the note should identify her .The amount of people who actually believe that the road outside their property is their property astounds me .As a matter of interest how many people would actually mind an ambulance parking on their drive/property in an emergency .I for one wouldn't have a problem.

I agree, no problem at all here. In my youth, living with my parents and just on street parking, my dads car was always parked outside our door, with next door's car parked partly outside our home, as they lived on a corner. I had a motorbike and no space to park it except partially in front of the other next door, which was owned by a miserable, bitter spinster. She claimed the space in front of her home was her space and I had no right to park there at all.