The Royal Grenada Police Force has warned the public against taking over public parking spaces without authorization. The force said improvised barriers and other objects, including furniture or commercial signage, are being used to reserve areas. It characterized that conduct as a direct violation of the Road Traffic Act. Such placements can interfere with traffic and with access to spaces intended for lawful use. The notice directs readers to the full RGPF post published on NOW Grenada. The excerpt identifies no individual offender and gives no details about possible penalties.