Disabled Parking Violations

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On 9/30/2017, I was conducting parking enforcement in the parking lot of 7720 Washington St. (Operation par) specifically looking for disabled parking violations.

I observed a white Honda utility bearing Florida license plate #645XTT Parked within a posted disabled parking space (above grade sign and blue lines). A computer check via FCIC/NCIC revealed this license plate to be expired as of 7-11-2016. Additionally FCIC/NCIC advised the registered owner (Greer Martin) of this vehicle to have a suspended Florida driver’s license. I ran the Disabled persons parking identification permit (#A9626973) located affixed to the rear view mirror which revealed it to be assigned to the registered owner of this vehicle. A search of the DHSMV DAVID database

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