Cardiff Parking Warden Who Swore At Man Removed From Duty

mikey4444 | 07:12 Wed 08th Jun 2016 | Motoring

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-36471657

Temper, temper !

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andy-hughes

In an ideal world, people would be nice to each other and not swear or shout.

But in our world, traffic wardens do have to take the abuse they are given without reacting - it is part of their training and remit.

That does not make taking abuse the right thing, but it does make it something they are required to do.

This man will probably lose his job for breaking the rules of his employment.

Tilly2

He was very cross, wasn't he?

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PP...I have been to St Ives loads of times before, and without a doubt the Town does have a serious car congestion problem, and I support all the legal ways that the Council has to deal with the situation.

But I have witnessed many occasions where the Wardens have walked past a locally-owned car, parked illegally, and put a ticket on a non-local car. On one occasion I asked the Wardens why they were ignoring the other car, that had been parked illegally, and was told, rather candidly...."That is how it works Sir ! "

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Tilly....jolly cross in fact !

wolf63

That was pretty tame.

I wonder what went on before the clip started...

jno

to the credit of the man with the camera that he didn't swear back, just kept filming while the warden threatened him with an arrest he wasn't empowered to carry out.

I don't have a lot of sympathy with traffic wardens, of course.

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