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13-01-2014, 01:00 PM
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Woman driver blocks Lot 1 carpark exit for over 1 hour as her free ticket doesnt work
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
Unbelievably unethical behaviour. What would you have done, if you were in one of the many cars stuck behind her? lot1newmain_0.jpg http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/si...-complimentary STOMPer M was stuck in the Lot 1 carpark for over an hour after a woman refused to move her car from the exit because her complimentary ticket had some issues. The STOMPer said the woman did not move her car when Lot 1 staff and passers-by tried to talk to her, and even refused to drive away when the Police arrived. She reportedly only moved when the Police told her that they would have to arrest her if she did not move. M elaborates: "This woman refused to leave even after police arrive on the scene. She held up every car in the mall, including families with innocent kids, for more than an hour due to some problem with her complimentary ticket. "Cars were lined up all the way to Basement two, including mine. I saw the incident at 9.30pm, but I was told it started since before 9pm. It ended at around 10pm. "She refused to wind down her window, and only did so when a crowd formed outside her car. Lot 1 security and management asked her politely to reverse her car so that they could solve the problem, but she refused. "Passers-by then started talking to her, and some addressed her politely. She still refused to budge. This was when some people in the crowd got agitated and started throwing remarks at her. Some even yelled at her. "Even when the barrier was lifted for her, she did not budge. The Police finally arrived, and asked for her to move, but she still refused. So they said if she did not comply they would have to arrest her. That was when she finally moved. "The Policemen did not take down the car number or her particulars, and let her drive off. When he went up and asked them if they had the licence plate number, they said no, so he informed them of it. "The Policemen said it was best to resolve the issue first by getting her to move." Video : http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/si...-complimentary Attached Images
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