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Denver Municipal Employees Skip Out on Paying Tickets

Source: Denver Post | Denver, Colo. | August 1, 2012

Hundreds of photo-speed-van and red-light-camera tickets issued to city of Denver employees driving city cars have gone unpaid, according to manager of safety records. Using 3½ years of records obtained using Colorado open-records laws, 607 citations were found to be unpaid, even though most city agencies require workers to pay tickets they receive in city vehicles.

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