A man is drawing attention online after revealing he received a letter from the police threatening to tow his car after parking it in his own garage.
Steveo posted a video on his TikTok profile to explain the situation. He said that after parking in front of his wife’s grandmother’s house, she received a letter from the police claiming the car could be towed because it was not registered.
“That’s crazy because [the car] does have a plate. So we just went ahead and moved it to the front of the garage so they can’t [be petty] and try to tow someone’s car. Trying to get some money out of me, man. That’s crazy,” Steveo said in the clip.
In the video’s comment section, users tried to warn Steveo about owning a Dodge Challenger. “That car [brings nothing] but trouble,” one TikTok user commented. Others explained that it was likely a case of local code enforcement, and that officers could still fine him even if the car is parked in front of his garage.
Meanwhile, some users tried to better understand the situation, since the officer claimed the car was unregistered, even though Steveo said it wasn’t. That’s when he clarified that his Dodge never had a front license plate.
In the state of Missouri, where Steveo lives, vehicles are required to display both front and rear license plates at all times. Failing to comply with this rule can indeed result in fines and even the vehicle being towed.
At the same time, it’s worth noting that law enforcement is not always perceived as fair, and according to some users, Dodge owners tend to receive more attention from authorities compared to owners of other vehicles.
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