Found in the wild in Tennessee
this post was submitted on 16 May 2024
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https://lemy.lol/comment/10352027
they can't prove that it didn't just fall off when you tried driving away if they never find the pieces. You have to prove criminal liability in court, you aren't responsible if the city uses "shitty parking boots" or "poorly trained officers", and they can't prove that isn't what happened if they don't find the cut up pieces lying by the side of the road.
in other words, the age old rule applies: only stupid criminals get caught.