So I look over... and I noticed that there's a car parked in a spot, and I couldn't tell you...
I couldn't tell exactly who it was at first, but I noticed... that there was a car, and then I got into an angle, and I noticed, oh, it's a city-owned car.
It has Muncie Municipal Plates on it, and it was parked in the building commissioner's spot.
And it's after hours, so maybe it could have been anybody, but it was there.
And I noticed that there was an arm sticking out of the window, and I noticed that this person was smoking in this city-owned vehicle.
So I was like, what's happening here? So I looked a little closer, and as you can see, I've drawn this red box around the man's hand and the cigarette.
You can see it's got the city-owned plate on it, and it says building commissioner.
The man gets out of the car, and when he gets out of the car, it is none other than Richard Rawlings, the building commissioner.
And now people might say, well, he's got the cigarette hanging out the window.
So I look over... and I noticed that there's a car parked in a spot, and I couldn't tell you...
I couldn't tell exactly who it was at first, but I noticed... that there was a car, and then I got into an angle, and I noticed, oh, it's a city-owned car.
It has Muncie Municipal Plates on it, and it was parked in the building commissioner's spot.
And it's after hours, so maybe it could have been anybody, but it was there.
And I noticed that there was an arm sticking out of the window, and I noticed that this person was smoking in this city-owned vehicle.
So I was like, what's happening here? So I looked a little closer, and as you can see, I've drawn this red box around the man's hand and the cigarette.
You can see it's got the city-owned plate on it, and it says building commissioner.
The man gets out of the car, and when he gets out of the car, it is none other than Richard Rawlings, the building commissioner.
And now people might say, well, he's got the cigarette hanging out the window.
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