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Input: I'll try to keep it short... 

I come home to have lunch before I have to leave again for work. A car is parked in my spot that we (I have a girlfriend) pay for and I honk the horn hoping to get the person's attention. I wait for about 2 min and call the leasing office. I give them the plate number to see if they can call them and get them to move their car. After I am told they don't have the plate on file, I park in a spot that I'm not allowed to be in for a brief moment. 

There are plenty of empty spots mind you, but I do not have the correct sticker for all those empty spaces. I can only park in MY spot without being towed. I go around door to door asking if they know who the car belongs to, and no answers. I left the car where it is for just a moment since they only tow at night for cars without correct stickers so I should be fine for the hour. However, I don't know how long this person plans on being in my spot. If I come home from work, they could still be there. 

I thought about leaving a note but it was raining. After I thought about it I called for a tow truck because the same people keep taking my spot. I have given countless warnings to those who live in our complex and never towed them. These same people keep rolling their eyes or giving me the "one second" finger. Excuse me?! 

I call the tow and it arrives in time and takes the car away. The tow truck driver was very polite and understood as he also agreed that it sucks for people to inconvenience you while you are paying for your parking spot. After the tow left, I went outside to move my car into my spot. When I was heading back in, the person came out looking for their car. 

I could have walked back into my apartment without saying a word but I decided to let them know that I had their car towed and gave them an explanation. I told this person that I gave many warnings and didn't have much time to keep searching. This person lied to my face saying, "I thought this was a spot for me to park in as I was here visiting someone." If you were here to visit someone, that person you're visiting told you the rules. There were plenty of spots available and you chose the one you are not allowed to park in? The person rolled their eyes at me as I told them I'm sorry, but they had to be towed and that it is happens way to often. So, AITA?

TL;DR : I had someone towed from the parking spot that belongs to us (pay rent, you own a spot). I couldn't find who the vehicle belonged to and I was trying to enjoy lunch so the car gets towed. Person comes out for their car and I give them an explanation. They have an attitude for being in the wrong. 

having to tow someone from my spot