Will the city recognize their mistake, ticketing a woman with a handicap plate, for parking too close

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00:00Good morning.

00:01You made it.

00:01I made it.

00:03I got a letter about a ticket that I never got on my car.

00:08So, I wanted to find out if it can be reduced,

00:11I don't know if it's fines, it was a parking.

00:14Do you drive a Kia?

00:15I do drive a Kia, it's my license plate.

00:18But I don't remember that.

00:19I am handicapped, I brought my handicapped sticker.

00:24I usually park in a handicapped spot,

00:26so I don't remember being too close to the curb.

00:29I mean, to the corner or whatever.

00:33Ticket tripled.

00:35Yeah, but I never got the ticket.

00:37I mean, if the ticket was on the car.

00:38Let me tell you what the city's position is.

00:42Okay.

00:43He's the city, right here.

00:44He's the prosecutor, Inspector Quinn.

00:48All the resources of the city, right?

00:50The whole city's power and might is after you, right?

00:55Because you were parked 25 feet from a corner.

01:00Now, let me see if you can beat up the whole city.

01:06What do you have to say about that?

01:08Well, like I said, I don't even remember

01:10where I was downtown, but I'd like to pay the original cost

01:14and not the fees and the fines.

01:17He's tough, don't even bother him.

01:18Don't bother him.

01:19He's prepared to get you upstairs in a room,

01:21get a big, big light, put that light on you,

01:24and keep asking you, right?

01:25I hope not.

01:26You parked 25 feet to the corner until you admit it.

01:31I didn't have my measuring tape.