Can Personal Car Boots Be Removed? ?
I Have A Neighbor Who Is A Active Cop. Hes Been Hareassing The Entire Nieghborhood. If I Bought 4 Car Boots To Protect My Vehichle, What Are The Odds Of Them Towing The Vehichle With 4 Boots? Them Being The Police AND The Towing Company.
Would They Have To Remove Them?
Is There Way For Them To Tow My Car With The Boots On?
If So, How Would Do They It?
Would It Violate My Rights In Any Way If They Did?
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You could just park your car in a legal parking space
If the car needed to be towed, the would tow it. Your rights would not be violated.
If 'they', whoever that is, intend to tow the car, the boots will only slow them down by about 5 minutes.
NO, they wouldn't have to remove them. If takes less than 5 minutes to put the wheels on one axle on dollies and lift the other axle off the ground, At that point, it doesn't even matter if there are wheels on the car.
An active Cop as opposed to a lazy Cop? Interesting. Yes, the Police can remove the car boots. The tow truck operator can remove the car boots. Damage to the car? They don't care. Do you REALLY think you're the first person to try this, usually to avoid the vehicle being repossessed? But -
1 - The odds it would be towed are good;
2 - Yes, the purpose of boots is so that the car can't be moved, so logic tells me the boots would be removed in order to tow the car;
3 - If they drag it and tear up the street and the car, yes;
4 - How would they do what?;
5 - No.
They have access to power tools, they can remove the boots and tow the car. If what he is doing is wrong video it and show it to the judge.