A Ticket While Parked at Home
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- Опубликовано: 29 май 2024
- A motorist fights back after feeling she was targeted by the police when she received a ticket while parked at her own apartment.
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When this judge retires the world will be a worse place.
He's already retired and has cancer.
@@oldblackstock2499 sadly true 😢
In a million years I never thought I would say this about a judge but I truly appreciate and love that judge. The best and Fairest man on the planet.
What Dan always said about Harry.
I pray the Judges health has gotten better !
This guy is so great, he makes me wanna go there and get a parking ticket, just so I could go before him !
🚔😂🤣😂🚔
@@sleeve8651 YES!!!!! I would love to be standing next to you with the same charge!!!! LMAO!!!!! Hopefully he'd take it easy on both of us and have us laughing like he has most of the people that come in front of him!!!! Thanks for the reply!!! It means the whole world to me.
It's because she's so beautiful, if she were homely,she'd have seen jail time.
@jerryross7135 do you even watch this judge? He doesn't care what you look like. The man has a heart of gold. Stop trying to twist things into your own way that are clearly not the real facts
Judge Caprio can show compassion this easily, even when they are guilty, he still treats them as humans - yet other judges are always trying to get out of the proceedings as fast as possible.
This man is an angel in disguise and I wish him all the best with his health.
I hope he inspired other judges to act with that much compassion for humanity
True. Joe Brown is the meanest of them all. He's even meaner than judge Judy. At least Judy is just keeping order in the court. But even she once wanted to rush to lunch, and she also gave a couple of verdicts I didn't agree with. And Judy could also calm down a bit, with the trying to keep order. She seems to not even want anyone to sneeze. Mathis seems to be a good one. Also Lynn Toler is a good one. The judge in THIS video is very compassionate.
Police officers do target cars with out of state and foreign country plates, because they’re less likely to fight the ticket. For example, a person who’s from New York and goes on a roadtrip to Florida is way less likely to return to Georgia where they got a ticket, for one day just to go to court even if the ticket is nonsense. And it would cost more both in money and time to fly or drive back to Georgia than to just pay the ticket. It’s a strategy to make money
In that situation, they will not extradite you so I just do not pay them
@@ThePuppetmastr That only works if you’re from another country and have no intention of returning to the US. If you’re from another state, they absolutely will arrest you
Yeah, no. If the driver never returns to or travels through that state again after getting the ticket, the most likely outcome will be that the ticket ends up in the trash. Traffic offenses are either misdemeanors or simple violations, depending on state law, and they can't get for those you once you are out of that state. Targeting mainly out of staters to generate revenue is a gamble. Some might pay, some may not. Most likely, most will not.
Ticketing mainly residents and locals it pretty much the only way to guarantee revenue generation.
@@meatpopsicle1567 They absolutely do arrest people. If you miss a court date or don’t pay on time, a warrant will be issued for your arrest, and if you get pulled over or id’ed anywhere in the country, then they’ll see that warrant
@@michaelbaker5501 they will see it but the city that issued the ticket/warrant won't extradite if it is too far, and most of the time another state is too far for a misdemeanor
A beautiful way of handling people.... The best judge in the world...
Judge Dred had a better way.
compassion by the judge , its refreshing to see a bit of human interaction from law to citizen
I wish ALL judges were like Caprio, he's the sweetest person in the world
If you listen to the testimony of the car owner she claimed she was a little bit on the sidewalk after being in a row of other cars in the driveway. This to me means that her car's trunk area was extended over the edge of the sidewalk and not the rear tires. I also know that this city loves to give tickets for people who park in the street overnight. When the Landlord parked in the street in order to allow his tenants a space to park in his driveway, I questioned as to why the overnight parking in the street wasn't applied? Also I'd listened to others who did get overnight parking in the street and the fine was less than the parking on the sidewalk. It seems to me it would have been cheaper to park overnight in the street? All these nit picking codes and bylaws that are legislated by high density areas are why I love living in suburban to rural areas. What good is it to have access to a lot of services if one must pay indirectly to have the right of access to them?
Got keep the money rolling in, it is part of the city's business model.
This judge is awesome, you can tell he really cares about the people
Are you out of your freaking mind? "Best" ... "fairest" ...? FAIR would have been to give the poor kid a break and let her off with a warning. This young girl will have to work a couple of days as a waiter to earn the $210 that this "fair judge" extracted from her in a few minutes, for the HORRIFIC CRIME of parking in the wrong place. Screw this "judge"!!
I love this judge! But what cop is going to admit to his or his department targeting? Even under oath? lol
28+years in law enforcement myself and I can tell you that all departments do, but they'll never admit to it. They will always lie.
That poor girl is great example fortitude.
She went through alot to keep jumping those hurdles
I'd still check into the cop...just to make sure there isn't targeting
How? Who has the time to become Sam Spade for a simple parking ticket, especially if you have a job and a life? Those don't even show up on your driving record!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
@meatpopsicle1567 they literally have a data base where they can type in the officers name and the type of ticket/charge and see what states the license plates were for or how often one specific plate repeats. It would take less than a minute unless the computer lagged lol
@@phalenleigh No, they don't. There is no "date" base that tracks traffic violations involving vehicle registrations. There is definitely not one where you can "type in the officers name and the type of ticket/charge." Who told you there was one? What's it called?
@meatpopsicle1567 it's called the UCAD system(Unified computer aided Dispatch), every ticket/stop/call is logged into the UCAD. You call 911 and your call is logged with the name of the dispatcher, officers who responded and filed their IR(incident report) usually only filed by LOoD and FoS (lead officer on duty and first on scene) and anyone who had contact with the subject. If it is a big enough event that it has an IC (incident comander) he'll also file an IR. In the case that it's an all call (fire,EMS, PD) then UCAD will log all reports from all depts from dispatch to the final IRs. I mean I could email you the excerpts from my textbook from the School of Emergency Services Fire Science program at DSC 🤷♀️ but it's not a very interesting read to be fair.
He couldn't completely throw out the ticket, cause there WAS still a violation, and it doesn't matter who actually did it. And, of course he wouldn't trust that any officer would target any car. But, he seemed fair and balanced. And he heard her out. And he seemed to have SOME sort of compassion. Good for him.
I mean recently he threw out a ticket where the girl went through a red light because she was a straight A student and it was 2am and there was no traffic so yeah even with an actual infraction he technically could have dismissed the charge. I feel like he didn't because she tried to lay the blame on the cop and the landlord etc instead of just telling him due to various reasons I'm contesting the parking fines because I cannot afford them. And I would have happily gotten a parking pass of I'd known ahead of moving in that parking was going to be an issue.
@@phalenleigh She did have a point, though. Street parking over a certain hour is not legal. So if the officer was going to give her a ticket because her bumper impeded the sidewalk, why did he NOT ticket the vehicle in the street illegally? Especially if he had to walk AROUND said vehicle to GET to hers?
She was absolutely targeted for out of state plates. That officer assumed she was visiting and DIDN'T want to ticket the assumed resident, so he picked the one that would leave and likely not come back.
Except in THIS case, he had it backwards, and it cost HER.
Damn, she seriously got unlucky with those sicknesses
I’m from the UK and I love how compassionate he is. Does anyone know if he got through his cancer treatment and beat this terrible disease? I hope so.
From what i've read, also UK btw, he is still undergoing treatments.
Judge Capiro, I am praying for you and hope you have a speedy recovery
Amen!
Out of state IS targeted. Especially if it looks like your leaving town. They know you wont come back to fight it and just pay the dang thing. Yep, It happened to me. I had 3 semi's in front of me and decided to go around them. No more then 20 min after heading back to Oregon on the freeway from Utah the officer pulled me over. Never had a ticket ever until that.
Actually, how long has she LIVED in the state? After so many days most states require you to register in that state as you are LIVING there
@@franksnowboarder Thirty days is usually the requirement. After thirty days, if you have not changed your address on your license, even if it was in the same town but on a different street or even in a different apartment, you are subject to a citation for failing to change your address. Same goes for people establishing residence in another state. Thirty days is usually the requirement for new residents to get a resident driver license. Resident driving with a non-resident license is an offense in a lot of places.
I'm proud judge Caprio is an italian- American and a very fair and compassionate man. 🇮🇹❤
She's being punished for being poor. There's nothing fair about that.
Yeah, but he's so nice while he fleeces the public.
She ran two red lights. She comes across as being entitled.
Watching Justice Caprio's videos proves the empathy, compassion and love for humanity still exists in the world. Best wishes always. God bless you and your family.
Cop probably noticed her car first because of the out of state plate. Then looked at it to see if there was anything he could tag it with. From watching Caught In Providence, those that are write tickets will write a ticket for parking on the sidewalk even if a drop of a car is on the sidewalk. This officer saw a drop of her car was hovering the sidewalk and wrote the $100 ticket. He kept coming back because it was an easy write for him. The question was why he didn’t write the 2nd ticket for her landlord for overnight parking. Maybe he has a parking pass? The money she probably saved in being on her parents’ insurance and registering her car in CT (which is illegal after 30 days - 60 days after you become a legal resident of another state), was spent on being a cop’s target for overnight & sidewalk tickets. Thank goodness her roommates moved out. It apparently created a bunch of room for her to park better. $220 = He charged her $200 for getting caught on camera moving violations and he said $20 for the parking violations. He cut her fines in half.
I wonder what that court is like now since Judge Caprio has retired. Has the judge that got promoted to the Chief position share the wisdom & philosophy of his predecessor or does he take a more common version of what a judge does and just enforce the fine that was imposed by the city?
Ziggy Quinn retired along with Judge Caprio. There is also a new Chief Inspector in that court system. Unless Danny Carrigan got promoted. He’d be good at it. Otherwise, whomever got it, would that inspector be by the book too? I’m curious as to what the Providence Municipal Court is like now.
I also pray for Judge Caprio’s restored health from cancer. There have been no updates in a while. I just continue to pray and watch the repeats of CiP on Tubi TV!
This is harassment, abuse of law, and more
This story reminds me of the time in Chicago when my Dad was contacted by the police for being double parked in Los Angeles--even though he was NEVER there! Talk about crazy cops not knowing their cities! Wow!
She's beautiful.
I wouldn't call her beautiful, but at least attractive, and that's largely because of her youth.
What a wonderful person to have in our world - kindness transforms people more than harshness does because it touches us deep right into our hearts.
At least a Judge with understanding and compassion, screw the ticket Police....!
“If I’m gonna get a ticket, the officer could give my landlord a ticket”. That statement right there is going to cost her more in rent as long as she’s living there than those tickets will cost her. ☮️🇺🇸
I am praying for speedy recovery of my favorite judge. I am from Bangladesh.
Did something happen to the judge? 😮
@@DANDAN679 He retired January 2023, was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer December 2023.
@@tonyrobinson9328 oh no 😥
All of the excuses aside, she WAS parked across the sidewalk! And 2 running red light tickets? Maybe she should go back to traffic school.
She beautiful
Judge Caprio, a man of enormous humility and fairness. I hope he's doing ok in his fight against cancer.
Looks cold in the Court room
Quota hiring and quota ticketing, stop it already.
The world would be a better place if all interactions go this smooth.
I totally sympathize with her. I have had parking issues at places I have lived. Sometimes there isn't really anything you can do about it.
She was targeted
Sounds like a decent Judge - well done.
❤ for Judge Caprio
Judge caprio is a gentleman of the old school. We need more like him in charge of the judiciary in every country, only then will we be able to claim all our countries have fair and impartial law enforcement. Respect and best wishes your honour
As a brit saying War-wick frustrates me when it's pronounced worrick
You and me both, they do this to the Aussie town names, even when they have been placed on the how to pronounce list in Google they still say it wrong, it’s like hearing fingernails dragged down the blackboard 🥴
If its spelled Warwick, I will say Warwick. Spell it Worrick, I pronounce it Worrick. Its not hard. I do my best to read an pronounce any name, or word, even medical terms and Spanish, and do fairly well. But I break the words down to syllables, so, asking me to say it any other way , I may try it, but its not without some internal and maybe external protest.
@madmex2k I mean considering it dates back to 2351BC and was originally called Waerwic which means fortification near the weir, it's quite hard to change a 4500 year old saxon pronunciation just because a 300 year old country has forgotten their ancestry
Sorry British person but we are American and a melting pot imperfect but strong and resilient
This man's actions truely defines being a judge versus pushing through a conveyor belt of government funding. I can only hope he has had the opportunity to mentor someone when he retires.
Not holdin cops accountable
Of course she was targeted and they all know it .
I believe they do target. In my home state visiting on leave and driving a rental with plates from another state I was nailed for speeding, talked to the state office about the situation and they vacated it. Then after retirement I moved to another state and was driving (first time) through a local town, with out of state plates, didn't see the speed limit change and was just following the rest of the herd. Guess who got cut out and got a ticket. I don't drive through that town anymore unless I have too. I take the long way around even with updated plates.
If only America was really like this
"I feel like he only targeted my car because it had out of state plates."
Judge: "It was on the sidewalk."
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Judge saw through that one lol.
Very fair and just. He was listening and understood, but did the right thing.
She should be thankful it wasn't the $200 per ticket.
The judge will always defend the police against accusations; she'd have done better not mentioning "targeting"
Definitely targeted. Out of state always loses
Two piercings in her “super nosy!”…😂😂😂
Just the best.
Thank you for the good sense ruling, Judge Caprio! I sincerely hope that you are on the road to recovery, Your Honor
I feel like there was a communications gap here. She got ticketed twice while on the street. When the landlord parked on the street there was no ticket issued for that, but she was again ticketed (rightly so) for parking across the sidewalk. I’m wondering if the landlord was partially blocking the sidewalk previously since she said he moved to the street in part to allow her to park in the lot.
She was pulling out all the stops but when she claims she was targeted because she had out of state plates, the judge wasn't buying it.
I've seen over the years of watching Judge Caprio, when you own up to your mistakes, he'll be lenient with you. When you say you were a target, he does not like that.
Weird. I bought it. Maybe the judge is an out-of-touch geriatric?
@@GreyKnight7777 maybe you should watch more of his videos, you'd have a different opinion
@@timmorin69 Maybe if he didn't toss a softball question to a cop in this video before dismissing out of hand what that young woman was saying, I would have a different opinion already.
@@GreyKnight7777 Maybe you should not insult the judge for enforcing the law.
Did you not hear when she said "MOST OF THOSE TICKETS"
And also, how about taking accountability for her actions instead of blaming it on a spider bite.
Well, I did sort of feel sorry for this girl at first after she described the problems that she had had but then she let herself down by saying that the police officer had targeted her and frankly that was a big mistake. The judge however still delivered what I thought was a very fair decision as always.
B.S. I believe her, and I don't believe anybody. Judge should have had the LEO present to question
The judge was pretty cool, but bull on the officer saying out of state plates aren't more inclined to be targeted lol. Someone who is less likely to show up to fight a ticket is absolutely going to get hit more.
At times everyone deserves a break. The colder we become the colder our world will be.
Smile is a gift, good deed is a gift. Share !
“I’m super nosey” - girl, that’s why you get a ticket. Mind ya own bizniz. 🤣🤣
That judge should teach all the other judges out there how to be he’s a true judge
I lived in PA and worked in DE with AZ tags for about a year, and got zero tickets. There's no upside in ticketing out-of-state cars because there's no downside to ignoring them.
Out of state drivers are less likely to contest fines, so there's no downside to targeting them.
I think I would have better things to do than issue parking tickets for being on the sidewalk if I was a police officer. . . I could understand if they were completely on it or blocking it though.
So loving Judge. May God protect him always‼️ and may God give that girl success, riches and peace‼️
I am surprised that this old judge was so lenient with her, considering her lack of respect (such as saying "yeah" several times and not dressing more conservatively for court), and her lack of care for the actual law that was broken.
Damn girl! Where have you been all my life!
Good judge
A very good judge!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There are no Brown Recluse spiders in RI, lol.😂😂😂
Your honor…….you sir are just a decent human being…….❤
I love this judge, but in this case he should have made her pay the entire fee. She just had all excuses in the world
Man, she's cute AF.
Really beautiful ❤️❤️❤️, lovely smile 🎉🎉🎉
Hopefully the judge recovers
These are really low fines. I've only gotten one ticket in 20 years but it was for driving 15 seconds in a HOV lane. The car in front of me slammed on their brakes presumably because they saw the cop and I was forced to change lanes to avoid an accident. For that, I was fined over six hundred dollars.
I once got a parking ticket in Coatesville, Pa. for the rear bumper of my car sticking a few inches into a no parking zone, I just laughed and tore it up! I don’t live in that shithole city anymore!!
This girl is definitely guilty of the parking violation. She admitted it. However, I find it interesting that the police officer did not ticket her landlord and that the same officer is responsible for ALL 4 of her total tickets. In the interest of fair play and integrity the Chief should be looking into this if for no other reason than to dispel any appearance of impropriety.
They are likely to be in an area where street parking is legal. But no where is parking on the sidewalk legal.
She looks so familiar lol I swear I always see her at PVD
Making money for departments is the whole point.
Judges get a cut , what do you think court costs are , retirement fee..
Growing up is hard. Remember this; YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES DO NOT RELIEVE YOU OF YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES. In your life separate your personal life from your professional life.
I'm the first to comment😅😂
They were all so kind. Thank you all for this wonderful compliment
Nope! they will never learn if he does this
is that bull , only thing I ever saw with a ring in its nose
You need to get out more.
I don't think he heard he her, when she said the cop only tickets her car and not the land lord for over night parking. The first time I have seen him look angry .
What a fantastic guy. Pity she didn't come to court dressed a bit more sensibly
My friends are moving up there. Is that restaurant worth going to?
Really, though, did he expect the police inspector to answer "Yes, your honor, we are much more likely to ticket out of state people because we have advantages over them". The judge should have made the landlord pay the tickets and told the chief inspector that he was a moron.
Couldn't afford a parking pass but facial hardware is no problem.
Yes, local cops do like to pick on certain people/ cars. Seems to me their nit picking over trivial matters where a simple warning to the owner of the property would have done the job. BuT The glaring issue I see is totally overlooked. Why the fines for a simple parking ticket is so high? In most cities a parking fine is around $25. , that's even more than doubled in the past 10years at that.
No health insurance for employes? Third world country?
This is harassment, abuse of law, and more from officer.
Targeting is a real thing.
She got a ticket because she parked ON the sidewalk, not because of her plates, she sounds like one of life's victims. Always a sob story, I would have thrown the book at her and sentenced her for 8 years hard labour with no chance of parole, she wouldn't park on the sidewalk again.
You targetted me! He targetted me! Everyone is targetting me!!!
I thought the judge did his job. She was nothing but excuse after excuse. He cut her fines in half - she should have paid them in full, like the rest of us.
*Humanity First*
*Love* for all hatred for none
Preach *Empathy*
And.......Obey The Law
All the sob stories, batting her eyelids and she still had to pay
Did she say bitten by a brown recluse in Warwick? Brown Recluses aren't established in the state of New York. I'm highly dubious of any claim that she was bitten by one. Bitten by something which came infected, sure, but not a brown recluse.
A fairman
“Yea”
Oh no