Baran Funeral Home

I can only speak for the character of the management of this funeral home, which is clearly lacking.
This funeral home has a small parking lot across the street that holds perhaps a dozen cars. Additionally, there is a large, mostly empty, town lot less than one block away. Baran and Son funeral home, however, also believes that they own all of the parking along 119^th street as well.
This morning, they sent the police to bang on doors in the neighborhood and demand that people move their cars so that the funeral home could also use the street.
Do you know what else would achieve this same result and be less traumatic than having the police banging down the doors of the local elderly at 8am? PUT UP A FLIPPING SIGN the night before. Just put up a sign asking people not to park. Also, you have «no parking» pylons that I have seen… those would also work. Place them in the parking spaces the night before. OR if you wanted to actually be a good representation of the Christian Soldiers that your obnoxious church bells proclaim you to be, you could try being a good neighbor, directing your guests to the city lot that is literally 2 minutes away, and not demanding ownership of the entire street.
I am actually appalled that the Whiting police complied and took the time to shake down the block to demand cars be moved. What a small-​town embarrassment this is all around. Shame on everyone involved.
#policestateusa