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  • San Francisco to stop ticketing stolen cars after 2,000 vehicle thefts were reported in less than 5 months

    10/18/2023 12:48:16 PM PDT · by Twotone · 21 replies
    The Blaze ^ | October 17, 2023 | Andrew Chapados
    San Francisco Mayor London Breed has ordered city agencies to stop ticketing cars if they are determined to have been stolen or broken into. After of a string of 2,000 reported stolen vehicles between May 1 and September 17, 2023, it was determined that more than 400 of those stolen cars received parking citations. Many victims of vehicle theft have even resorted to checking online ticketing databases as a way to locate their stolen cars. As reported by KTVU, the city will have to come up with a solution for police and transportation officials to be able to identify a...
  • United Airlines sues 22-year-old who found way to get cheaper plane tickets

    12/30/2014 10:25:05 AM PST · by george76 · 98 replies
    kdvr ^ | December 30, 2014
    A young computer whiz from New York City has launched a site to help people buy cheap plane tickets. But an airline company and its travel partner want to shut him down. United Airlines and Orbitz filed a civil lawsuit last month against 22-year-old Aktarer Zaman, who founded the website Skiplagged.com last year. The site helps travelers find cheap flights by using a strategy called “hidden city” ticketing. The idea is that you buy an airline ticket that has a layover at your actual destination. Say you want to fly from New York to San Francisco — you actually book...
  • Texas school police ticketing students as young as 6

    01/10/2011 10:23:31 PM PST · by MamaDearest · 27 replies
    news.yahoo.com ^ | January 10, 2011 | Liz Goodwin
    Excerpt only website snip: "Disrupting class, using profanity, misbehaving on a school bus, student fights, and truancy once meant a trip to the principal's office. Today, such misbehavior results in a Class C misdemeanor ticket and a trip to court for thousands of Texas students and their families each year," says the Appleseed Texas report (PDF). It examined data from 22 of the state's largest school districts and eight municipal courts. Over six years, school police issued 1,000 tickets to elementary school children in 10 school districts.