How to Deal with Occupying Someone Else's Parking Space?

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Jackson
07/29/25 6:53pm
First, contact the property management to verify the owner of the vehicle. If necessary, review surveillance footage to identify the person. Request the property management to call the unfamiliar car owner and ask them to move the vehicle. If the car is not moved for an extended period, demand prompt action from the property management. If the property management fails to act, report to the police and hold both the car owner and property management accountable.
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