Kingston Police have offered an explanation and apology for one of their officers parking a cruiser in a handicap spot at a local coffee shop.
A photo taken over the weekend and widely shared on social media shows a police car in a handicap spot at a local Tim Hortons.
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Kingston Police did offer up an explanation on Tuesday morning.
On Twitter, police wrote the officer involved had just come off a lengthy collision investigation and did not notice where he had parked.
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“A photo of a cruiser in an accessible parking spot was circulated on social media,” read a post on the Kingston Police Twitter feed. “The officer made a quick stop after a lengthy collision investigation but missed the sign and deeply regrets the mistake. The cruiser was moved when a considerate citizen made the officer aware.”
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