NYPD cops stopped the driver, and told him he committed an offense by using his windshield wipers without also having his lights on.
Then they asked to search his truck.
He said no.
Then they arrested the driver for "Obstructing Governmental Administration."
They gave him the name of a place they were supposedly going to bring his truck to, which never got it.
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http://gawker.com/5862381/occupy-wall-street-wikileaks-truck-recoveredFrom what we understand, after (Clark) Stoeckley was arrested last Thursday for Obstruction of Governmental Administration, NYPD didn't tow his truck to the lot they told him they would. Instead they left parked it on the street in a bus lane where it was ticketed twice, then towed to Pier 79 while Stoeckley was still in jail. (Not nice.) A Twitter user alerted Stoeckley last night that he had spotted it at Pier 79, but the New York City Finance Department told him he'd have to pay some outstanding tickets before they let him have it. (These tickets might have been the reason it was towed to Pier 79 instead of the other lot in the first place?)
Anyway, it's all chill now. Stoeckley said a friendly judge cancelled his tickets, and, according to Twitter, he's on his way to drop off blankets for Occupy Wall Street. Whew! I give it three days before this exact thing happens all over again.
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Anyway, he tweeted less than an hour ago:
@wikileakstruck "Back at my old parking spot." yfrog.com/h0m6brbj
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