The video is about a man named Travis Heinze who got a ticket from a park host for working on his car in a park.
The park host, who lives in the park and works for the Coquille Police Department, saw Travis’s car hood up and approached him. The park host told Travis that he is not allowed to work on his car in the park and called the police.
The police officer who arrived at the scene cited Travis for violating a municipal code that prohibits repairing or servicing a vehicle except for repairs necessitated by an emergency. Travis argued that he was not working on his car and that he only had the hood up because he needed to cook a chicken. However, the police officer did not believe him and gave him a ticket anyway.
The ticket states that Travis violated municipal code 10.1 two point zero four zero, which prohibits parking in a way that is prohibited. The officer explained to Travis that this means that he cannot park and work on his car, even if the car is not running. Travis argued that he was not working on his car, but the officer did not believe him.
Travis also argued that he should not be getting a ticket because he was going to cook his chicken in the park, but the officer told him that cooking is also not allowed in the parking lot. Travis was confused about the rules and regulations of the park, and he did not understand why he was getting a ticket.
I may have put the videos out of order at 10:23.
3:18 Police arrive and talk to me
3:30 "I got my city manager looking at it"
8:50 I tell the cop to write me a ticket
10:23 to 14:25 section should be after 14:25 to 17:49
14:25 Cop walks back to give me the citation
17:30 "you can't cook in the parking lot"
Battery died at 17:49
17:49 Trevor Sanne is the cop who wrote me a ticket: Municipal Citation for "prohibited parking" 10.12.040
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Court date 2/9/18. What do I do for this court date? Coquille Municipal Court
Are all parks that have a "camp host," who sleeps on the property, also a camp ground? I see no advertisement that these places are really campgrounds. What does the cop know about the rules for these places that is not made public?
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* Ord. 1468 § 2, 2008; Ord. 1375 § 16, 1997)
* 10.12.040 - Prohibited parking.
* No operator shall park and no owner shall allow a vehicle to be parked upon a street for the principal purpose of:A.Displaying the vehicle for sale; provided, however, an automobile dealer selling new cars at an established place of business in the city may, at the time of the introduction of new models of vehicles that such dealer sells, but for not more than two of such items per year nor more than three business days during each of such times, display the new model vehicles at a regular vehicle parking place, not to exceed six parking stalls upon the street adjacent to the car dealer's place of business. Advertising for the sale of such model or models of new vehicles may be displayed on the vehicle.
* 1.
* Prior written notice shall be given to the Coquille police department of the intent to exercise the privilege granted to the dealer hereunder,
* 2.
* Time limits for parking shall be suspended during the exercise of the privilege granted hereunder;
* B.
* Repairing or servicing the vehicle, except repairs necessitated by an emergency;
* C.
* Displaying advertising from the vehicle, except when authorized.