A DISABLED man has taken the law into his own hands and given a parking warden a taste of her own medicine.
In a video uploaded to YouTube by user Kieren Dawson, a parking warden can be seen on the phone reporting the man’s actions.
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The video is shot using a smartphone and shows a Nissan X-Trail abandoned on a quiet residential street.
The Nissan has one of its front wheels on the pavement and is parked in front of a private driveway, which has a van on it.
After a few seconds, you can see that one of the Nissan’s front wheels has been clamped.
The parking warden is on the phone reporting the man for what he has done.
The man filming the incident can be heard saying: “you’ve parked right in front of his van, he can’t get off his drive.
“He’s right to do that, you’ve blocked him in and he’s disabled.
“So now he’s clamped her car, which he’s right to do.”
The owner of the van comes towards the camera and presents his disabled parking documents.
The van driver says: “It’s a taste of your own medicine, isn’t it. She shouldn’t be parked like that”
The warden spends the entire video on the phone and doesn’t speak to the men.
It’s likely the van owners will face some sort of penalty given you can’t clamp cars without lawful authority.
But people had differing views in the comments on social media.
Mr Echelon said: “I loooove this. Fantastic. Charge them 2x what your clamp is.”
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And Nikolai508 said: “That’s not how you park. People who work using cars should have better knowledge of the highway code.”
Whereas @bundyzim on TikTok said: “no private citizen is allowed to clamp another, regardless of the circumstances.
“You have to call the cops or the council if someone else has done.”
And Dave Woolley said: “If he can’t get out of that he shouldn’t be driving disabled or not she ain’t blocked his drive.”
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