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I’m a resident and native of NYC. If the city would enforce this law ($75 fine for each illegally posted flyer), the city would be able to completely close its budget deficit and have enough left over to throw a barbeque for its 8.2 million residents.
you are going to tell me that the sanitation dept actually counted that many fliers? so they wasted money on this procedure to only find out, it was not him. he should go back and sue to mental cruelty because that $48k of money he was supposed to be fined for was a cause for a reality shake, if not a heart attack at his age. truly, they need to do better research and not be convinced that what you read including the internet is always true.