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East Hampton Village Police chief wants to stop misuse of handicapped parking spaces

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East Hampton Village Police Chief Jerry Larsen and the illegally used handicapped parking permits he has collected in the last couple weeks.<br>Photos by Carolyn Kormann

East Hampton Village Police Chief Jerry Larsen and the illegally used handicapped parking permits he has collected in the last couple weeks.
Photos by Carolyn Kormann

By Carolyn Kormann on Aug 18, 2009
In a village where the summer crowds overwhelm the number of available parking spaces, parking permits for the handicapped have been frequently misused. Until recently, that misuse has gone mostly... more

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