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No, Really: Why Don’t Private Parking Lots Tow Trespassing Cars Right Away?
No, Really: Why Don’t Private Parking Lots Tow Trespassing Cars Right Away?
No, Really: Why Don’t Private Parking Lots Tow Trespassing Cars Right Away?

Published on: 07/27/2024

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You’re wrong: City code absolutely allows private property owners to tow trespassing cars immediately—Hungry Tiger & Retriever Towing did it to me in 2008.

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