Parking supervisor altered records and cancelled her own tickets

Ted Welford
The parking ticket on the car of Charles Hirons outside Derby Crown Court where he was ordered to pay more than £1,200 after spreading "muck" on the steps of same court.
The parking ticket on the car of Charles Hirons outside Derby Crown Court where he was ordered to pay more than £1,200 after spreading "muck" on the steps of same court.

A civil enforcement supervisor in charge of parking in Reading has admitted charges of fraud, after magistrates were told that she abused her power to alter records and to cancel her own parking fines.

Melissa Holloway reportedly worked her way out of 17 fines, including some issued to her partner over the course of three years. She cancelled her own tickets, and altered computer records so that debt collection agencies and bailiffs arrived at the addresses of innocent motorists instead.

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