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Harsh Words for RV Driver at Liberty Station
RV parked on Truxton Road
Motorhomes are quite unwelcome on at least one street in Liberty Station. In fact, if you park your RV on Truxton Road, the street in front of Vons and Trader Joe’s grocery stores, a security guard — or perhaps a store owner — will ask (or tell) you to drive it away.
I know of a man who’s been a regular customer at the Starbucks located at 2401 Truxton Road. He usually buys a coffee and uses the Wi-Fi for a substantial period of time. I witnessed as he was chased off the property in mid-November at around 10:00 a.m.
The frizzy-haired, tall gentleman with the white Winnebago had one of the other Liberty Station store owners yelling at him outside, telling him to “Get [his] f---ing RV off the property."
As a Summit Security vehicle and guard stood by, harsh words were exchanged and the RV owner (and Starbucks patron) was instructed to leave immediately by the store owner, or else the police would be called and he would be “arrested for trespassing.” The RV owner complied.
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Harsh Words for RV Driver at Liberty Station
Harsh Words for RV Driver at Liberty Station
RV parked on Truxton Road
Motorhomes are quite unwelcome on at least one street in Liberty Station. In fact, if you park your RV on Truxton Road, the street in front of Vons and Trader Joe’s grocery stores, a security guard — or perhaps a store owner — will ask (or tell) you to drive it away.
I know of a man who’s been a regular customer at the Starbucks located at 2401 Truxton Road. He usually buys a coffee and uses the Wi-Fi for a substantial period of time. I witnessed as he was chased off the property in mid-November at around 10:00 a.m.
The frizzy-haired, tall gentleman with the white Winnebago had one of the other Liberty Station store owners yelling at him outside, telling him to “Get [his] f---ing RV off the property."
As a Summit Security vehicle and guard stood by, harsh words were exchanged and the RV owner (and Starbucks patron) was instructed to leave immediately by the store owner, or else the police would be called and he would be “arrested for trespassing.” The RV owner complied.
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