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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nI hated living in DC. Parking was such a problem, that I gave up my car and my driver’s license for ten years while I lived there. Then I moved to West Virginia and I haven’t had a parking problem since. Maybe Bryan Whitman should consider moving, too. The career Department of Defense official and retired military officer lives on Capitol Hill and he has to park on the street because in the 18th century, when most of the houses were built there, they didn’t have garages, I guess. He took it upon himself to regulate parking on his street where permits are required to park. A neighbor’s nanny had a visitor permit for the time she cared for a toddler and Whitman didn’t like it – he removed the nanny’s license plates from her car. First one, then the other. The third time they caught the 58-year-old on video, according to MSN<\/a>;<\/p>\n \u201cIn light of the pending criminal case involving Bryan Whitman, he has been placed on administrative leave while the department reviews this matter,\u201d Trowbridge said in an email Thursday afternoon.<\/p>\n The move is significant, according to a senior Pentagon official, in large part because Whitman has now lost his \u201ctop secret sensitive compartmented information\u201d security clearance \u2014 the highest level attainable in the U.S. government. The official said it could take years for Whitman to regain that status because he will have to start the clearance process from the beginning.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The fact that the nanny had a visitor pass is completely legal according to local parking authorities, so Whitman succumbed to the illness that is so prevalent among DC residents – that being that no-one is more important than me and no one knows more about local laws than me, so I can do anything I want to enforce the law.<\/p>\n Like I said, I hate DC. Thanks to all of the people who filled my inbox with this story who are too numerous to list here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"