Tag Archives: fines

“I’m astounded the court agreed the city could fine me $500 per day, without my knowledge, and then try to take my house — all to settle a bill for tall grass.”

"I thought this was a mistake.”

For a dirty pool and tall grass at a house she no longer owned, an innocent mother is being sued by the city for fines over $100,000.

Because he was unable to mow his grass for 57 days, the city fined a 69-year-old man nearly $30,000 and now they plan to steal his home.

A police department in Virginia is now forcing citizens to buy random stickers fort heir vehicles or face further extortion or jail.

A sheriff's department in Florida is getting destroyed on Facebook for arresting and publicly shaming a couple—for selling shrimp to make an extra buck.

New York passes an anti-bullying law that will fine and jail parents if their child is caught bullying another minor.

For failing to bribe the correct state official via permit, a California farmer has been his with a fine of nearly $3 million.

A church's kindness is under attack by bureaucrats back by guns for helping homeless people on their own property.