The Sheriff's got my horse.

Back in the old west your horse was your life line much the way your car is today. That's why hanging was the punishment for horse thief's. So when my car was not where I left it the other day I felt like I could hang someone. After a few days I found out the City Of New York had stolen my car. I was flabbergasted needless to say. A day or so later I got a registered letter saying the reason they have stolen my car is that I owe them for a ticket in the amount of $ 60
And you have a ticket on another car for $ 200. Then the tickets became $480. Why not just make them $10,000. Well I like many other Americans lost my job in September and haven't really worked since. I have done side jobs here and there to keep up with my bills until now. The City demands $ 900 dollars from me immediately and $100 dollars a day for ten days. at that point they will sell my car and I will owe them the rest. I say why stop there. Why not just take the car for yourself or one of your siblings or cronies and call it even. I ask you is this America we live in or Germany 1940. Since when in America can you legally steal someones property, hold it for ransom at any cost you want and then sell it for whatever cost you decide. I guess if this was the old west I could just call the Sheriff. Oops the sheriff's got my horse.