Arrested and leaving cars in business lots.
I work in a certain retail store, on more than one occasion an officer will pull someone over in the store's parking lot. Most of the time they let the person go. But there have been times when the driver is arrested and the vehicle is just left in the lot. Is there a reason why the store manager is never informed of what happened? Is it a privacy or confidentiality matter of the person who was arrested? It can cause confusion when there is a vehicle in the lot but no customer in the store. We are not supposed to have cars there over night. We had an issue once where the vehicle was in the way of a delivery truck. It would just be nice to be notified. "Yeah, we had to arrest dipshit But he says he will have his brother pick his car up."