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She has no right or authority to block off a street so that I Live In The Corner Of Funny Street And Silly Road In Psycho Valley In A Twisted State Of Mind Shirt. The street is public domain and is meant for motor vehicles. The next time you see her doing it, stop and call the police. They will not take kindly to what she’s doing and depending on local laws and ordinances, she could do a short stint in jail for that. I saw just that in Monongahela, PA. My company had a water treatment plant at the end of a street, and employees always observed the 25 mph speed limit on that street. A woman living on that street, however, decided that, despite not having any kind of quantitative evidence, that our vehicles were “speeding” down the street, so she started getting into her car, backing out into the street, and purposely blocking our vehicles.

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We notified the I Live In The Corner Of Funny Street And Silly Road In Psycho Valley In A Twisted State Of Mind Shirt, who sent an officer to follow a convoy of three trucks back to the plant at the end of the day. Sure enough, Ms. Traffic Cop Wannabe pulled out and blocked the street. When she didn’t move after five minutes, the officer, who was observing at the top of the street and out of view of the resident, came down the street, ordered her to pull the vehicle back in her driveway and gave her a ticket for causing an obstruction, followed by a warning that if she did it again, her next stop would be a holding cell at the station. She stopped her behavior for a few weeks and we started equipping our trucks with dash cams. In the afternoon, she would either stand on her front porch or at her mailbox yelling at or flipping off our drivers. She then got the bright idea to throw nail-studded 2x4s across the street. Fortunately, none of our trucks ran over them. The 2x4s were moved off the road and we called the police again. An officer went to the house and naturally, she denied it, but she didn’t realize that we had a camera at the plant’s main gate and we were able to identify her putting the boards across the street. The officer, with backup, promptly went to her house and arrested her, and led her screaming and cursing to the back of a waiting squad car.