It was one of the hottest days of the summer, as Sean Means, an east Baltimore resident, made his way through the choking dust bowl that is the city?s impound lot.
Standing defiantly in the glaring sun, Means, frustrated by hours of standing in line at the impound lot?s reception area, searched for his SUV, which was towed by the city after he neglected to pay three parking tickets.
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