What This Story Is About
- A man allegedly impersonated a parking attendant to collect cash payments at a downtown
- Police plan to pull camera footage to determine how long the scam lasted and how much money was taken.
For Context
- The lot is managed by Park Tenn and only accepts payment through a QR code, not cash to an attendant.
What Happens Next
- Police plan to pull camera footage to determine how long the scam lasted and how much money was taken.
For Context
- The lot is managed by Park Tenn and only accepts payment through a QR code, not cash to an attendant.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – A man was arrested and charged with theft after police say he posed as a parking attendant and collected cash from visitors at a downtown lot that only accepts payment by QR code.
A sign at the lot, located on First Avenue South near Broadway and managed by Park Tenn, tells drivers to never pay an attendant.
According to police records, a man was pretending to be a Park Tenn employee and giving visitors fake parking slips for cash…