Like that scene from the famous American series, in Paraguay in recent hours there have been cases of obfuscated drivers for falling into the stocks of the Municipal Traffic Police of Asunción.
Did The Simpsons predict it again? is the question that Internet users asked themselves, in relation to the scene in which Homer tried to escape from a traffic ticket with the stocks placed by his vehicle.
In Paraguay, specifically in Asunción, in the last hours two similar scenes were seen. One of them featured the car wash owner, who used the sidewalk as a patio. Annoyed because the PMT agents put a stock on him, he had no better idea than to get into his vehicle and “run” with the device on, thus destroying part of his fender.
This man who identifies himself as the owner of a car wash, thinks that the sidewalk is his backyard! Traps everyone! And one of them was left without fenders and everything pic.twitter.com/OmCRXI50KE
— Juan Villalba (@juanvillalbapy) April 26, 2023
This Thursday, another similar situation. This time with him owner of a mechanical workshop, who also used the sidewalk as a parking lot. The PMT agents surprised him with traps and cranes, generating all the man’s anger.
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In the middle of a dispute with the traffic agents, the owner of the mechanical workshop, He put aside his crutches, got into a van that would be owned by him, or perhaps by a client, accelerated and entered his premises, the stocks being destroyed along the way and part of the vehicle damaged.
And follow the wave of Homer Simpson! Misfits are never missing! Strict with the law, the sidewalk is respected! Already filing the complaint at the area commissioner! pic.twitter.com/zvBj2kFj5H
— Juan Villalba (@juanvillalbapy) April 27, 2023
The Asunción Transit Director, Juan Villalba, stated that A complaint had to be made to the local police station. to record the action of the owner of the workshop.
“The sidewalk is respected, pedestrians have preference”, Villalba emphasized.
