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Input: Okay this happened a while back and I caught some shit for it on my school's Facebook page. I was on campus headed to get food in my mobility aid and my school has color coded parking.(red=residential, blue= disabled, white=faculty, green= student.) 
Blue passes entitle you to every space on campus unless it's explicitly reserved for something else and even when a parking lot is reserved for an event you can tell the parking monitor to please move the blockade bc you need that spot thanks.


Anyway I saw a sports car with a residential pass and no handicap tag/plates parked Ina spot that was explicitly signaled as exclusively a handicapped space so not just in a lot only disabled people or the faculty was allowed to park in. I posted on the school page first to give them a chance to move their car before I reported it and when It didn't get moved I reported it and I got blown off by one of the parking monitors who said she'd try to find who's car it was so I reported it to someone higher up and the car got towed.

i got a lot of shit from people once someone else mentioned that the car had been towed on my post line "well karma and it was none of your business."

And "you probably just seriously ruined someone's day." 

So am I the asshole, Reddit? 

getting someone's car towed because they were illegally parked in a handicap space