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“I walked up to his window and I said ‘Did you write this?’ and he said ‘I don’t know what you’re talking about.’ I’m like “Did you write this ticket? Because, you lied, there’s still time left on the meter. Come look at it.’ He refused to look at it and I asked him for his name. He said ‘Why do you want it?’ and I said ‘Because I’m going to have to put a stop to this,’” said Rapp.

The employee reported feeling threatened and called campus police, who arrested Rapp based on a university ordinance.

Prostitution is legal in Germany, but collecting taxes from streetwalkers requires some creative efforts.

In Bonn, officials have unveiled a meter that prostitutes must pay roughly $8 into each night to get a nightly permit to practice the world's oldest profession.

in response to the huge smart meter issue in both Canada and the US, I created a citizen reporting site called NoBCsmartmeters.com on which people can post their complaints for public view. I have created a similar(new) US based map http://smartmetercomplaints.org/nometerUSA.html

If you are interested on doing a story on this - feel free to contact me conrad@smartmetercomplaints.org

A 26-year old single mom in Texas decided she’d kick-start her own economic recovery last month, starting the Lubbock Fantasy Maid Service, a housekeeping service with nude maids. Unfortunately, there’s no competition for Borrett and her business in Lubbock because local law enforcement doesn’t look kindly on it. In fact, they consider the service a sexually-oriented business.

The company Planetary Resources plans to develop and launch a series of robotic systems and unmanned spacecraft, starting with its Arkyd-100 Earth-orbiting space telescopes that it hopes to launch by the end of 2013 to identify candidate near-Earth asteroids containing natural resources. A single 500-meter platinum-rich asteroid would have the equivalent of all the platinum-group metals ever mined on Earth, the company said. And the right 80-meter asteroid would have more than $100 billion worth of materials, Anderson said.

DENVER -- A little-known Denver city ordinance resulted in a ticket for a man who had a "For Sale" sign in his car window.

Richard Mooney parked at a meter near 17th Avenue and Lincoln Street on April 18. He went inside a nearby credit union to finalize the private sale of his car. When he came back, he had a ticket for having a "For Sale" sign in a back window of his vehicle.

"That's a little sign, it was probably about six inches," said Mooney. "And it had been on there for a few months."

Female US cop caught on tape giving two women body cavity search during routine traffic stop... and 'using the SAME gloves on both'

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In NYC, an arbitrary stretch of road which previously allowed parking, was suddenly changed to no standing any time. After the change, within 25 minutes, parking enforcement arrived and began issuing $115 parking tickets. When confronted about the sudden rule change and the fact that people did not have time to move, none of them seemed to care.

Furthermore, the official response basically told the owners of those cars that if they didn't like the ticket then they can fight it in court.

Authorities in Sacramento, Calif., say law-abiding citizens are hurting city revenues.
Let us explain: The people of Sacramento have been doing such a good job of avoiding parking tickets that city officials say it’s starting to affect revenues. Sacramento’s Parking Services Manager Howard Chan says the city had planned on collecting $10 million in fines from parking offenders. But people have done such a good job of parking legally and feeding the meter that the city is now looking at a $1.2 million budget deficit.