Observed by norwoodcitizen on Tue, Jun 29 2010
So much for "professional courtesy"!
This vehicle was parked several feet too close to a hydrant, and displayed a patch from the FDNY to avoid getting a ticket. That's right, a patch. Not a placard, just a cheap novelty patch anyone could buy at shops all over town. And it worked with the Dirty Five-Two. While a car parked further from a hydrant a block away got a ticket, this vehicle was not ticketed.
There's no reason to believe the unethical individual parked at this hydrant had any real affiliation with the FDNY at all. But using the patch gives the impression it's a dirty fire fighter who doesn't even respect fire hydrants.
The Dirty Five-Two knows better than to pass over any vehicle parked at a hydrant. There is certainly no excuse for passing over a vehicle with a patch, instead of an official placard.
Making our firefighters look bad is most definitely not "professional courtesy."
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Posted on Fri, Jul 02 2010 at 09:15 AM
Should this illegally parked vehicle have tragically delay an emergency response, I am certain that the resulting victims could have been appeased by the fact the driver of the vehicle was a fireman.
Of course, "professional courtesy" advocates do not care about their victims, which likely makes it justified in their illogical worlds.
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