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Friday, August 14, 2009

Md. Judge Admits Deflating Tire Over Parking Spot

LA PLATA, Md. – A circuit court judge has acknowledged he deflated a tire on a car parked in a restricted area near his courthouse earlier this week. But he isn't apologizing.

Charles County Judge Robert C. Nalley told station WUSA on Wednesday that he let out the air because leaving notes for those parked illegally isn't effective.

The chief administrative judge for Maryland's 7th Circuit said Nalley told him what he had done on Monday. Judge William D. Missouri suggested to The Washington Post that Nalley might be sanctioned.

The owner of the car, Jean Washington, works part-time at the courthouse in La Plata as part of a cleaning crew and said she didn't know she couldn't park in the restricted area. She said she never received any warnings.

Police are investigating the incident.

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10 comments:

Anonymous said...

another legal maniac who thnnks he is above the law

Anonymous said...

"His courthouse?" Another example of how these people lose focus of who and what they are.

Anonymous said...

Justice on the spot at no cost to the taxpayers - what's wrong with that?

Anonymous said...

What an arrogant, egotistical "you know what"...

Anonymous said...

This guy must be related to Barrie.

Anonymous said...

He should have cut her tires and
smashed all the glass out of the car.The signs were there and if she can't read , then she shouldn't be driving. Put her on the hit list!

Anonymous said...

Restricted means "no parking"
excuses don't hit it . She got off light.

Anonymous said...

Sign or no sign the judge should be removed from the bench he's now a criminal.

Chimera said...

Wow,A judge thinking hes better than a cleaning lady-Who would have thunk it?If the spot was clearly marked she was an idiot to park there,but it doesnt give him the right to touch her car.

Anonymous said...

That is a citation! Tampering with a motor vehicle.