http://www.foxnews.com/world/2018/02...ency-call.html

arrested on suspicion of public order offenses.
1. The phrase "arrested on suspicion" really really really rubs me the wrong way.

2. Who is the victim here? How is 'public order' damaged?

3. Isn't respecting assigned parking spots part of how we all maintain 'public order' in the first place??