Two sisters aged 7 and 9 reportedly left the Jeep in the street after riding around in it. When their dad woke up the next morning, he noticed an "abandoned vehicle tag" on the Barbie Jeep. There was no fine or notice on the ticket, though.
Friday, October 11, 2013
Police ticket girls' pink Barbie Jeep for blocking driveway
Police in American Fork, Utah, issued a citation for a Barbie Jeep this
week. An officer out patrolling a Cedar Hills neighborhood noticed a
pink Jeep parked in the road-blocking a driveway.
The officer left a bright orange tag on the hood that said "Abandoned
Vehicle." The officer was concerned the Jeep could be stolen or involved
in an accident so he moved it into the driveway.
Two sisters aged 7 and 9 reportedly left the Jeep in the street after riding around in it. When their dad woke up the next morning, he noticed an "abandoned vehicle tag" on the Barbie Jeep. There was no fine or notice on the ticket, though.
"We would hope that people would appreciate the fact that we're there in
their neighborhood and we're looking out for them and their property,"
police said. The girls say they've learned a lesson and will keep the
Barbie Jeep in the garage from now on.
Two sisters aged 7 and 9 reportedly left the Jeep in the street after riding around in it. When their dad woke up the next morning, he noticed an "abandoned vehicle tag" on the Barbie Jeep. There was no fine or notice on the ticket, though.
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