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Parking Wars

Parking Wars

—Viewers get behind-the-scenes on-the-street perspective, as employees of Philadelphia Parking Authority go on their daily rounds, frequently dealing with irate locals as the workers issue citations, boot vehicles and tow cars. The series also follows the ticket-writers and booters of Detroit's Municipal Parking Department.
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Season 719 of 19 Episodes

  • Jojo is ambushed by a repeat offender in Staten Island; Noreen stands firm against an irate store owner parked in a bus zone.

  • The length of Ponytail's hair and that of a city bus are challenged; an angry car owner attempts to re-claim his abandoned vehicle; taxi drivers skirt the law.

  • An agitated Bronx woman tries to physically block a tow; Charles flashes the orange ticket to make illegal parkers show some respect.

  • Ponytail tries to help illegal parkers break their bad habits; Uncle Jojo keeps Staten Island residents calm, even as their cars are towed; new parking officer Kristina works the night shift.

  • John comes to the rescue when an irate individual storms the Bronx impound lot; angry parkers harass Lashelle; Ponytail instructs citizens about new parking rules.

  • Two Staten Island women argue over a tow, and Mike is caught in the middle; Eric is confronted by an angry mob; Noreen tickets a citizen parked in a fire zone.

  • Steve takes abuse from a belligerent man; boxing legend Thomas Hearns gets ticketed by Lashelle; Judge Caprio listens to excuses as citizens fight their tickets.

  • Uncle JoJo threatens to tow a woman's vehicle unless she can produce a parking permit; broken parking meters cause trouble for Lashelle; Vinny's tickets upset Long Island scofflaws.

  • Eric tickets parking violators with machinelike precision; enraged car owners try to retrieve their vehicles from Hawk's tow lot; Sonja squares off with an incensed citizen who claims he was misled.

  • An agitated young man blocks Rob from towing his car at a private lot in the Bronx; Johnny practices tough love while ticketing but softens for a pair of seniors; repeat offenders face justice from Judge Caprio in traffic court.

  • Lashelle learns anger management in Detroit when citizens fly into a rage; New York attitude extends to Long Island where Rob tickets bad parkers and even worse drivers; angry shoppers threaten to call the cops on Hadrick.

  • A Staten Island woman accuses JoJo of doing the devil's work; Eric tries his best to remain courteous despite being disrespected; a citizen refuses to heed Maria's warning.

  • Ponytail tickets two guys parked on the sidewalk for a prayer meeting; a bad haircut leaves Johnny bald, but brings him good luck; Debbie plays a cat-and-mouse game with a crafty construction worker.

  • Hawk takes his son under his wing when a band of parkers becomes outraged; Eric encounters repeat offenders; a driver attempts to use an invalid handicap placard.

  • Ponytail encounters a man who refuses to see the light; John tows illegally parked cars in the Bronx; Fran contends with strong winds on her ticketing beat.

  • Irritated illegal parkers call Johnny every name in the book; Uncle Jojo removes cars lacking residential permits; Sonjia tries to impart parking wisdom upon uneducated Detroit drivers.

  • Hawk races to his brother-in-law's rescue when a woman flies into a rage, physically blocking him from towing her car; John and Rob meet angry resistance while keeping private lots clear for legitimate customers.

  • Mike and JoJo remove vehicles from a Staten Island apartment complex; angry Detroit citizens challenge Eric's authority; a man accuses Maria of writing bogus tickets.

  • Hawk races to protect his wife and tow-lot workers from an outraged car owner; Ponytail writes tickets in front of a Detroit hospital; Bonnie encounters a man who disagrees with a parking sign.

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40 episodes will be broadcast over the next two weeks

  • Steve takes abuse from a belligerent man; boxing legend Thomas Hearns gets ticketed by Lashelle; Judge Caprio listens to excuses as citizens fight their tickets.
    Upcoming

  • The length of Ponytail's hair and that of a city bus are challenged; an angry car owner attempts to re-claim his abandoned vehicle; taxi drivers skirt the law.
    Upcoming

  • Uncle JoJo threatens to tow a woman's vehicle unless she can produce a parking permit; broken parking meters cause trouble for Lashelle; Vinny's tickets upset Long Island scofflaws.
    Upcoming

  • Jojo is ambushed by a repeat offender in Staten Island; Noreen stands firm against an irate store owner parked in a bus zone.
    Upcoming

  • Two Staten Island women argue over a tow, and Mike is caught in the middle; Eric is confronted by an angry mob; Noreen tickets a citizen parked in a fire zone.
    Upcoming

  • John comes to the rescue when an irate individual storms the Bronx impound lot; angry parkers harass Lashelle; Ponytail instructs citizens about new parking rules.
    Upcoming
Parking Wars

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Viewers get behind-the-scenes on-the-street perspective, as employees of Philadelphia Parking Authority go on their daily rounds, frequently dealing with irate locals as the workers issue citations, boot vehicles and tow cars. The series also follows the ticket-writers and booters of Detroit's Municipal Parking Department.

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