Have you ever seen someone park in a handicap spot who wasn’t disabled and get ticket...?

Yes. Me. Except I am disabled. The officer just refused to accept it. I pulled into a disabled spot with my permanent disabled tag. A motorcycle cop decided I wasn't entitled. He wrote me a tick…

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