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[Charles Collins]

This is a screenshot of the overhead view you referenced earlier in this thread. From this angle (looking basically west) we can see that the traffic light pole (red arrow) appears to the left of the no parking sign pole (yellow arrow).




However, in the photo below, when we have the line of sight at a different angle (looking basically north), the traffic light pole appears to the right of the no parking sign pole.




That same phenomenon applies also to the car parked next to the island as it relates to the two poles. Set some objects on a table and walk around the table and view this phenomenon for yourself.

[Royell Storing]

This is a screenshot of the overhead view you referenced earlier in this thread. From this angle (looking basically west) we can see that the traffic light pole (red arrow) appears to the left of the no parking sign pole (yellow arrow).




However, in the photo below, when we have the line of sight at a different angle (looking basically north), the traffic light pole appears to the right of the no parking sign pole.




That same phenomenon applies also to the car parked next to the island as it relates to the two poles. Set some objects on a table and walk around the table and view this phenomenon for yourself.

    This is why I recommended the elevated view of the poles. The poles are NOT directly in line with each other. Plus, that is a wrap-around corner. It is Not a right angle corner. And the big kicker is that other photos show a car did directly pull up to the "getaway" car. Front bumper- to- front bumper. I am not sure if this was intentionally done to pin the "getaway" in, or if there was nowhere else for this probable cop car to park.