However, these drivers are not getting ticketed because
the cars are parked illegally. Instead, ticket writers have spotted
them parked overnight in the city more than twice in 30 days and are
assuming the owners have moved to the District without registering and
getting D.C. tags.
Dean Lane, who anchors the overnight news at ABC7’s news partner WTOP in Northwest, is one of them. He lives in Virginia and has racked up at least five $100 tickets for not having D.C. tags.
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Thats where we are now. The police "assume" your guilt. YOU have to prove your innocence. But consider this --- I can leave now for DC, be there in 2 1/2 hours and be back in Salisbury TONIGHT with a AK-47, a pound of pot and pound of cocaine. And not worry at all - at all -- about any police interference. They are too busy writing TICKETS, because THAT'S where the MONEY is. And it is ALL about the money.....
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