Manon Eburne is sick and tired of a vandal writing on her car windows.
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Eburne has made certain she is not illegally parked, not relying on her own policing background, but after consulting with the bylaws office. She has been told her parking spot is a legal one.
She is also not the only victim. After complaining about the tagging in social media, she found others who have had their vehicles similarly tagged when they park in that spot.
To pull in, she drives northbound on 190 A toward The Wesbrooke, makes a right at the roundabout, and facing city hall makes a quick stop on the right-hand side, near the intersection, in the shade of a tree.
Neighbours say they have also been tagged there, as well as in other parking spots on the street nearby.
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The vandalism only occurs when the weather is sunny or at least fair.
Eburne has a lead on who the culprit might be, from a person who lives in the neighbourhood.
She has reported the nuisance to the Ridge Meadows RCMP, after several taggings, but only grudgingly.
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