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A woman named Rita Leblanc was arrested in Charleston for pushing a parking enforcement officer and interfering with his duties, after briefly taking his parking boot locking tool. She was released on bond and has a background as a former vice chairman of the New Orleans Saints.
San Diego's parking enforcement is transitioning from three-wheeled scooters to Ford Mustang Mach-E electric vehicles, with some residents questioning the decision. The city cites long-term cost benefits and environmental goals as reasons for the switch, with the Mustangs being part of a larger effort to electrify the municipal fleet. While the Mustangs offer advantages in mileage and maintenance costs, concerns have been raised about their size and maneuverability compared to the scooters. The move aligns with the city's Climate Action Plan, aiming for 100% zero-emission light-duty vehicles by 2035.
A parking enforcement officer in Cincinnati was shot at by a man in a silver sedan after asking someone to move from a no-parking area. The officer was not hit, and the incident remains under investigation. The suspect fired four shots, hitting the officer's car at least three times. City parking enforcement officers are not armed with guns, unlike police officers.