Being disabled myself I can’t tell you how aggravated I get when I see a young woman run from her car that’s parked in a disabled spot into a store or worse yet, a hair salon. I always look around for a cop and try to get them towed. In South Carolina, your picture goes on the placard so no one else in the family can use it. Even if they don’t tow it, it’s a $250 dollar fine.
In the video here, you’ll see a man posing as a disability van driver going through parking lots looking for people violating the handicapped parking law. And when he sees people wrongfully parked, he plans on parking behind them as four men in wheelchairs, slowly disembark from the van.
When the men get started on their mission to find handicap parking spot violators, it doesn’t take long for them to find one. At Jack Allen’s kitchen in Austin, Texas, one person has illegally parked right in the blue space. She has pulled his SUV up right in front of the restaurant door without the proper placard hanging from her rear-view windshield.
She made a big mistake. Watch the van block her in and then proceed to take a very long time letting the four men in wheelchairs out of the vehicle.
“We have completely blocked them in. If this beige SUV wants to get out, they will not be able to. It’s a big of vigilante justice here in the parking lot. An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, a bumper for a bumper.”
After a few minutes, the woman who illegally parked her SUV leaves the restaurant. She looks afraid of the confrontation and knows that she did something wrong.
“I think the word is sheepish.”
She apologizes for wrongfully parking in the spot. But she’s forced to wait as the men exit the van.
“I think I can move my car now.”
“Not yet.”
It’s payback time…