Man tows car blocking driveway

[troutbug]

Now this is funny, good on him

https://www.cheknews.ca/spectacle-la...TVPE-Qe9NtkHl8

[Sooner]

Like, but wait for the snowflakes to say how wrong that was

[Twisted Canuck]

Good for him. There should be consequences to being an inconsiderate, entitled jerk. You want to park like that, don't be surprised that somebody moves you. Outstanding.

[Fish along]

He could have done worse,the way he is built probably could have rolled it by hand.

[buckbrush]

Needed to move the car so he could walk up his driveway. That's a big boy.

Good on him, I bet the entitled jerk will think twice about where they park.

[I-Love-Eyes]

Originally Posted by buckbrush

Good on him, I bet the entitled jerk will think twice about where they park.

Want to bet?! Either didn't even notice the car was moved or doesn't give a flying fig about who he might have inconvenienced.

[Weedy1]

Originally Posted by I-Love-Eyes

Want to bet?! Either didn't even notice the car was moved or doesn't give a flying fig about who he might have inconvenienced.

Or he's plotting his revenge?

[tool]

I completely understand this guy's frustration but I question whether we have the right to take the law into our own hands and damage other people's property in the process.

[bobtodrick]

Originally Posted by tool

I completely understand this guy's frustration but I question whether we have the right to take the law into our own hands and damage other people's property in the process.

Did you not read the article? The cops said though not illegal if he damaged the vehicle he could be held responsible. But he was not in the wrong.

[wolf308]

Right on. Thought about doing that b4 too

Surprised he's not up for 15 charges including attempted murder with our stupid legal system

[barbless]

Ha Ha LMAO. Good on him. I did the same thing about 6 yrs. ago. That's why it's so funny. Car in front of my driveway, knocked on 2 neighbors doors, no result. Honked horn about 10 times, no result. Got 4 inch wide tie down strap (for trailer loads) and tied knot under front end of the perp's car, strapped to my hitch and squealed and flat spotted the car tires a half block away. Unhook from my truck but could not untie knot from they're front end. Just threw the strap on the hood and parked in my garage. 15 min later went to have a look and the car was gone. They got a 4 inch strap present attached. If I couldn't untie it I'm sure they couldn't either. Would need something very very sharp to cut. Never seen car again. Ha Ha Sorry but bylaw and tow truck too slow.

[James Henry]

I feel his pain, 2-3 times a year people block our cars in the driveway. A quick call to bylaw and the vehicle is tagged, towed if we need to get out. People are clueless.....
JH

[wolf308]

Originally Posted by Weedy1

Or he's plotting his revenge?

Idk. See the size of that guy. And works in corrections ..... prolly not shy from violence. A bad combination to mess with.

[vcmm]

Many years ago I knew a young man who came home Christmas eve to find a car parked in his stall. The jerk/visitor that parked there in front of a 6'x6' sign that said tenant parking only tow away zone.. The young man found out where the jerk was visiting and asked him to move. He was told to fly off by the jerk. All this happened xmas eve while the young man his wife and 1 yr old son were unloading tree, presents etc for that evening. The young mans wife called Calgary city police to have the car towed . The police showed up hours later and said they would not ticket or tow someone on xmas eve for that......
Flash ahead 1 week to new years eve. Same jerk same scenario . Police wouldn't do jack. Young man had enough and hooked jerks car up to his 1980 Bronco and towed/dragged the jerks car about a mile down varsity drive and left it on Briebois drive and Crowchild intersection and left it there.
Next morning was a good laugh talking to the jerk and police. The young mans answer was prove it.