Love to see tons of @nypd cars I’m disabled parking spots at @citifield for #metsfanfest. Really shitty guys!— valerie gritsch (@valderie) January 25, 2020
— valerie gritsch (@valderie) January 25, 2020
Should also say, the photos I’ve posted are just a small amount of the cars in accessible spots or access/loading lanes. Most cars were parked crooked as well. 🤬— valerie gritsch (@valderie) January 25, 2020
I saw the cop turn from in the foxwoods club when you tried to bring it up to him. Supervisor looked cool to diffuse situation. But that’s just wrong. I’m park them in regular spots.— keith blacknick (@Mediagoon) January 25, 2020
The cop kept trying to tell me to call the local precinct and I told him that’s not my job, it’s his, and they’re breaking the law so he should care. He didn’t.— valerie gritsch (@valderie) January 25, 2020
The supervisor apparently reported it to his bosses, but as of an hour ago when I left nothing had been done.
I’m also lucky enough that me and my disabled dad got an accessible spot. I met many other disabled fans at #MetsFanFest who also said they saw the cops parked in accessible spots and were stuck parking even farther away. Despicable.— valerie gritsch (@valderie) January 25, 2020
It’s a shame that I reported it to multiple FANFEST staffers, security, supervisors, and even the cops themselves and still - nothing.— valerie gritsch (@valderie) January 25, 2020
I think lot A is supposed to be for workers at Citi Field. The Mets not realizing how many cars
that were going to end up coming to the Fan Fest(short sighted Mets? Never) decided to throw
Lot A open to the public at the last minute. The cop cars that were there I guess are stored there
for Citi Field Events and they figured Lot A wasn't going to be used. The mistake was that they
never should have been put in those spots to begin with. They should have been put in the spots
next to the disabled parking spots. I was up in the Foxwoods where I saw Valerie( who I never met
before and I just happened to be standing there) lose who cool with the NYPD Sergeant. I get the
frustration how it is to deal with the Mets staff at times. He doesn't have any power to have the
cars moved because he is there on a paid detail. The folks who should be getting the brunt of it
were the Mets and the local NYPD Precinct who's cars are there. This is the kind of stuff that when
the Mets do something good, they still make themselves look bad. The Mets need to reevaluate
where they store the NYPD cars.
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