Supermarket Security

Last week, Roc was cruising past the supermarket in his precinct when a Security Guard flagged him down. As the security guard began explaining his need for the NYPD, a large woman in a small skirt began getting loud and going on and on about how she had just gotten towed from the parking lot of said supermarket. Apparently, this woman had parked her car in a handicapped parking spot without any tags or permits, entered the store, did her shopping, but by the time she came out...had been towed.
She was steaming, and kept trying to justify her behavior to the exasperated security guard and a level-headed police officer.
"I was just going in there for a minute! I needed to pick up something for my kids."
She felt entirely justified taking a spot meant for someone less able, her excuse being that she was 'doing it for the kids.'
Roc more or less asked her what she would like him to do about it. As it stood, she had been towed by the private company that the supermarket employed: she had not been ticketed by the NYPD. He explained to her that she would have to call the tow company in order to get her car back.
"Does that mean I'm going to have to pay for it?!" She railed.
Roc gently informed her that the answer was yes.
"Well, I didn't ASK them to tow me!" She was stunned. The nerve of those people! After all, she was just running into the store for one minute...to get something for her kids.
HMPH!
She then turned to Roc and said, "What precinct are you from?!"
That's about when Roc started to lose his patience. He explained to her once again that he had nothing to do with her car being towed, that this was not a police matter, and that---get this---maybe she shouldn't have parked in a handicapped spot and all this could have been avoided.
Personal responsibility, anyone?