It’s Boca Rudeton For Monday. It’s Also An Incredibly Daring Porsche Parker.
BY: STAFF REPORT | BocaNewsNow.com
DELRAY BEACH, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2024 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — Unless it’s Crockett or Tubbs in an extreme undercover operation that continues from the mid-1980s, it seems highly unlikely that a member of local law enforcement is driving the Porsche you see in the image, above. That’s leading readers to ask this question: why is that car parked in a space reserved for police at the Walmart Neighborhood Market on Federal Highway in Delray Beach? We’re asking it, too.
The Porsche, with Florida plate QHA-B46, clearly occupies a spot with a sign reading: “Reserved Parking: For Our Law Enforcement Partners.” There is no marking on the vehicle that it’s being used by on-duty law enforcement. Just an apparently entitled Boca/Delray driver believing that “P” stands for Porsche and not Police.
Driver of the Porsche parking in the police spot at the Walmart Neighborhood Market on Federal Highway in Delray Beach, you are our Boca Rudeton winner for Monday. We have no prizes at the moment, but maybe you’ll receive a special gift from legit law enforcement noting that your plate is QHA-B46. We can’t track down your address with that information. But we bet the people who would normally take that spot can.
We remind our readers: there is no expectation of privacy in a public place. Don’t want to be seen here? Don’t be rude here! Send your submissions to us using the menu button, above. Share your thoughts about this Boca Rudeton winner, below. Boca Rudeton™ is a trademark of Metro Desk Media, LLC. This bad Porsche Parker is a trademark of Palm Beach County elitism.
9 responses to “Porsche Parks In Police Spot At Delray Beach Walmart”
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My husband was a cop
Private car, 560 SL Mercedes.
He would not have parked there unless on official
business..but sign seems to indicate not necessary be
there for police issue.
Like some places have veterans parking or maternity
parking..etc
Just a thought.S
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Stupid article, the cops always park on the side walk blocking the path at the front of the store. Maybe you will be in a hurry some day and take one of the only empty spots, and maybe someone will get a pic of your plate, and maybe someone will post it online, and maybe someone will find out where you live, and maybe someone won’t have good intentions, a.nd maybe you will stop being a bully.Try reporting on something worth reading, everyone who reads this will drop in IQ scores. God help you.
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its in reality not for law enforcement. this came about a few years ago at least at my local Walmart. it is an effort by Walmart
to dissuade shoplifters with the allusion of police presence on property by having 2 spaces with high visibility signage . imo it fails theft is uncontrolled due to liberal prosecutors and judges and in my state Gov Lamont’s cut’em loose prison shut down failed policy -
Maybe he’s a caring husband who’s just trying to get that one last ingredient right his wife. Who knows, however why is this even newsworthy? No laws were broken, no crime committed. And no officers appear to be affected. If you’re going donuts in parking lots for something to write about, why not report on the “rudeness” that actually affects most citizens today. How often does one place an online order and is forced to pickup in-store to avoid delivery fees only to park in the back of the parking lot upon arrival? Just look towards the curbside spots that other “Porsches’” horde for in-store shopping.
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Not sure if it is a “legal” sign or one put up as a nice request. Police will park right up at the curb if there is an emergency not in a parking spot for many reasons. Person should have honored the police parking only request.
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