Lock Cutting Permit
05-11-05 | 01:40 PM
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From: South Brooklyn
Bikes: fix gear beater 42 X 15, '85 Cannondale ST 500 for touring
Lock Cutting Permit
I met a guy a few years back who said he had got a permit from the city of New York to cut locks on abandoned bikes. Apparently he was required to leave notice for 30 days on the bike and then he could cut at will. He said that all he had to do was show his permit to cops and they wouldn't mess with him.
Is this real or was he just BSing me? If it is real, how do I get one?!
Colin
Is this real or was he just BSing me? If it is real, how do I get one?!
Colin
05-11-05 | 02:30 PM
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You have Photoshop, a color printer, and access to a laminating machine?
Go for it!
Just kidding I have no idea but it sounds bogus to me. If you want one I'd contact the city of New York and ask them. But "Permit" or No if you cut the lock on my bike and took it and I found out you'd be in big trouble.
Go for it!
Just kidding I have no idea but it sounds bogus to me. If you want one I'd contact the city of New York and ask them. But "Permit" or No if you cut the lock on my bike and took it and I found out you'd be in big trouble.
05-11-05 | 02:48 PM
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yeah there is no such thing...If ANYONE would be disposing of adandoned bikes it would be the city workers...not independent thieves!
