A woman has been handed the largest bill parking citations ever given in Chicago. The citations were issued over a three year period to a decayed 1999 Chevy Monte Carlo. However, she is switching around and suing the city over the matter. How can that be you ask? Read on.

Confusing to figure out ownership

It is really confusing to determine who owns the vehicle. First of all, it is a 1978 Chevy Monte Carlo that was bought in 1999 for $600. It is supposedly owned by Chicago mother Jennifer Fitzgerald who is 31 years old.

Fitzgerald’s ex-boyfriend Brandon Preveau purchased the vehicle from his uncle, but for whatever reason, registered it in Fitzgerald’s name. Preveau used the vehicle to get to and from his job for United Airlines at O’Hare Airport. Fitzgerald’s legal complaint said: „On or before November 17, 2009, Brandon drove the Automobile to the Parking Lot and never drove it out again.“ Fitzgerald said she did not know Preveau’s cause of abandoning the automobile.

First ticket years back

The vehicle was intended to be towed over and over but was never done. In May 2009, the vehicle got its first ticket. The car was then cited for having expired plates, damaged windows, now having a town sticker, having broken headlights and for being abandoned over 30 days. It still was not towed despite every little thing.

After that, the car was given 678 citations. Now, it owes $65,000 in fines.

Answer from Fitzgerald

But Fitzgerald said she had no idea that Preveau had listed the vehicle in her name, and so the bill is rightfully his. The city is taking a tough line on the matter, however, insisting she pay the complete bill. However, the unemployed Fitzgerald is not able to get a loan for a car, much less pay more than $100,000 in citations.

This is why she filed the complaint. For obvious reasons, it was against Preveau. It was against United Airlines because the parking lot was leased from the town for employees to park. She is also angry at the city because the extra tickets would never have occurred if the vehicle had been towed like it was supposed to.

It will be 2013 before the case goes to a judge.

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