Patrol One, on Mar 27 2007, 07:23 PM, said:
If you believe Patrol One has some kick back or other illegal relationship with Avanti or any other tow company here's your opportunity to cash in big time. Bring your proof and collect big $$$$. Otherwise zip your lip. As any Navy Seal would know, "Loose lips sink ships." If you have the huevos calll Patrol One and ask for Bill. I bet you won't take the challenge.
#5 on your FAQ is obviously wrong, just thought I'd let you know!
5. Are PATROL ONE's patrol officers blind, or stupid?
Neither is the case. We do hire real people; people who, from time to time, do make honest mistakes. Most frequently, however, we find cases where a violator claims he/she was cited or towed in error, which turns out to be a case where the violator does not understand the community association's rules.
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And #3 is complete bullshit. You throw away information to "save storage space?" Bullshit.
3. May I demand of PATROL ONE, copies of the citation I received, or did not receive, but they say was issued?
No. PATROL ONE's officers cite vehicles, turn the citations into the PATROL ONE data entry personnel where they are placed in a database. The citation is then destroyed to save storage space. Keeping hard copies of citations is laborious and costly, and really proves nothing. The officer will testify that he wrote the citation, and the fact that it is in the computer proves some else saw it.
And, we have had several cases of people removing the cites from other people's cars. It seems these misguided individuals believe they are somehow saving the violator from being towed or fined.