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BBC NEWS | UK | Private clamping 'legally shaky'
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Just seen news on TV and i dont think i can write what i really want to about these guys. (would get banned for foul language).
In one case, 18-year-old Emily Ritson found her car had disappeared nine minutes after a parking ticket expired at 10 o'clock at night. The police told her it had probably been removed by a clamping company.
Her father, Nigel, told the BBC: "I was really upset and angry because she's only 18 and she was 80 miles from home."
"I suspect they just towed the car away the second the ticket had expired."
After he was asked to pay £390 pounds to get it back, his response was: "You've got to be kidding. She was only nine minutes late."
Emily had to be rescued by a distant relative because the company would not return her car until the morning.
Mr Ritson said: "The man on the other end of the phone just said 'That's not my problem' and put the phone down on me."
My sister was parked outside her house but infront of the next door and the bastards got her car towed! When she knocked on the door asking if they had seen her car, they said that she block her driveway which wasnt on a dipped curb and told her to [Poor language removed]. If i was a clamper, i wouldnt have towed it, it wasnt a legal act.
CU*T
Just seen news on TV and i dont think i can write what i really want to about these guys. (would get banned for foul language).
In one case, 18-year-old Emily Ritson found her car had disappeared nine minutes after a parking ticket expired at 10 o'clock at night. The police told her it had probably been removed by a clamping company.
Her father, Nigel, told the BBC: "I was really upset and angry because she's only 18 and she was 80 miles from home."
"I suspect they just towed the car away the second the ticket had expired."
After he was asked to pay £390 pounds to get it back, his response was: "You've got to be kidding. She was only nine minutes late."
Emily had to be rescued by a distant relative because the company would not return her car until the morning.
Mr Ritson said: "The man on the other end of the phone just said 'That's not my problem' and put the phone down on me."
My sister was parked outside her house but infront of the next door and the bastards got her car towed! When she knocked on the door asking if they had seen her car, they said that she block her driveway which wasnt on a dipped curb and told her to [Poor language removed]. If i was a clamper, i wouldnt have towed it, it wasnt a legal act.
