Yea- we have those here in the US in some cities. The city of Keene here basically responded to there loss of revenue that was the result of protesters feeding other people's coin operated meters who were about to expire which prevented them from collecting revenue from ticketing people (where most of the money is made) by implementing meters that required a license plate number. The city brought a lawsuit against protesters of the parking meters and lost at every court all the way to our New Hampshire supreme court. This is basically the city retaliating against protesters who aren't even performing this sort of activism any more. It's quite humorous. In the process they are ticking everybody in town off. The majority of people here don't want the parking meters- but the city refuses to get rid of them. City bureaucrats in particular tend to dislike the protesters and so its a game of city refuses to do what the people want because the people in power are angry at the protesters.

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