'So Martin, enjoy your house arrest': Man forces an entitled college student to face the law, spending 2 years refusing cash settlements from the boy's rich parents and taking him down for vehicle vandalism

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Jesse Kessenheimer • Writer and Editor
Aug 28, 2025 6:00 AM EDT

Parking structures are always a bit of a mess in the big city, but when this family man was left with the last open parking spot in the lot, next to an entitled, double-parked BMW, he had to make do. After parking well within his lines, he was nearly trapped in the car by the closeness of the Beemer next to him, and he had to climb out of the rear passenger door just to get out of the car. But when the bad parker came back to his car, he was furious that someone would dare to park so close—as if they had a choice—and he took vengeance into his own hands. 

However, the BMW driver was just a retaliatory, stuck-up college student who had never known consequences in his life. But once this petty parker had him in his sights, he spent two years trying to take him down. 

Justice doesn't always come swiftly, but when it does, the patient man will know satisfaction. 

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  • After two years, got paid by a stuck-up daddy's boy. Two years ago I drove into a parking lot with my wife and kids, there seemingly was only one place left but a BMW was toed in at the front and left almost no room. I talked to the
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  • attendant and she said that was the last spot, the system handles capacity automatically. So I carefully drove in and parked, about three cm from the other car, I had to get out of mine through the passenger side.
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  • When we went to leave, the BMW was gone and two of my tires were flat. I called the parking attendant over and showed her, she called her manager who said they'd send someone within the hour. My wife and the kids took a taxi home and I stayed there waiting, but I was ped and called the police and asked the manager for the video.
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  • They would've give me the video without an official police complaint, so I made one and the manager then had me contact their legal department to take it from there. A few minutes after finishing up all of this police and legal stuff, the mechanic showed up, filled my tires and I went home.
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  • I had to hound the parking company for almost three months until they sent the police a copy of the video (three times, the first time it was the wrong camera and the second it was the right camera but wrong timeframe). Once
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  • the police had the full video I was able to amend my original complaint to vandalism and directly identify the guy that did it from the camera and license plate.
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  • A few more months and I get a letter inviting me to an arbitration, I reply refusing and say that this will be handled through the judicial system. I add this arbitration offer to my complaint. A week later I get a call from daddy's lawyer offering me a few thousand soles to "forget about this",
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  • the kid was mad and made a mistake, I should be reasonable, not let this go too far, etc... I tell him no to everything and ask to not be contacted again. A few more weeks go by (I think this would be about 6 months after the
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  • incident) and I get a court date, 11 months in the future (January of this year). Every couple of months I get a call with different offers from different lawyers to drop the case, all of which I make sure to amend to the case documentation.
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  • When the court date finally comes, the guy is there with daddy and their lawyer and me with mine. They make one last effort to work out a deal but I deny again. The case is over pretty quickly as the video is horribly damming to this guy's case. You can
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  • clearly see him walk up, look at my car, make a few angry gestures then pull out his car, get out and deflate my tires. There wasn't much he could say in his defense. The adjudication goes in my favor and the verdict is common vandalism, and is assigned 50 days fine at 50%, which works out to around 1700 USD, plus 90 days of home arrest.
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  • They appealed but this was thrown out a few weeks ago and just last week I got the news that the verdict is now final.
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  • The payment deadline has been set to October 10th of this year or else home arrest becomes jail time. They called yesterday asking for my bank account andade the transfer today. So Monday I'm reporting payment received and the end of this two-year journey.
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  • So Martín, I don't know if you use Reddit or not, but enjoy your home arrest and too bad your University doesn't accept home arrest as a valid excuse and you'll lose all credits this cycle. Maybe think about that next time you want to screw with someone else's stuff.
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  • Virtual-Squirrel-725 The best part of this story is you know this guy has done similar things many times and always squirmed out of it with Daddy's help. Not this time and he will always remember the rest of the world doesn't put up with your sh.
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  • andronicuspark ⚫ With the way they handled everything leading up to the sentencing the 1700 was probably a drop in the bucket for them. That house arrest though. Hope it was worth it Martín, you fuckface.
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  • chemprofdav And they paid even more to the lawyers, plus the kid's school expenses if those were wasted.
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  • CarelessPotato4502. It's good that you stood up for what's right. He's probably used to no consequences. It would been even more fun if the kid was majoring in something for a job that requires security clearance. Ha, he's an idiot!
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