Chicago's Parking Bureaucrats Don't Pay Their Parking Tickets

The Chicago Sun-Times reports:

Three booting bosses for the city's Department of Revenue saw their own cars booted Friday -- finally.

They're among a dozen parking enforcement employees now facing disciplinary action -- and suspensions as long as 30 days -- for piling up unpaid tickets.

Some of the tickets -- including $90 citations for red-light running -- are 3-1/2 years old. All have been outstanding for at least four months. Warning and "final determination" notices have been ignored. Most of the names were on the city's boot-eligible list, but somehow, they managed to avoid the boot.

That's the Chicago Way.