<human>: So my truck decided to break down almost 40 miles from home in a different city, I couldn't fix it right away so I decided to push it to a close by business lot.  Called and informed the local police and the owner of the lot about it and when I would be back to tow it home the next day.  I return with a trailer and a hitch the next day to a ticket that had been issued 1 minute before I got there which happened to be a minute from when I said I would get there.  The ticket was for parking in a private lot, obscuring the view out the windows, and abandoning a vehicle. My immediate thought was fuck it, I'll fight it. Did some research on the local laws before my court date and went in with paper work and pictures.  Both the judge and the officer seemed to shit a brick when I walked up to the stand the first time.  The second time when I got to present my evidence the judge called me up to the stand and asked how long I spent on this.  Told him about 20 minutes, then he excused me.  The judge ruled that due to my preparedness, interpretation of the laws, and evidence that the ticket would not stand.  I was completely free if you excuse the very small court cost.

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<bot>: Got a ticket, researched laws, made officer look like a fool for issuing it. Got ticket thrown out, only had to pay court costs.