A motorist has been branded a "complete idiot" after their baffling parking effort blocked off the door to a house.
Police officers were snapped attempting to find out who the car belonged to in Scarborough, North Yorkshire.
A Facebook post blasted the "terrible" parking last weekend, Yorkshire Live reports.
Judging by the photo, the car is parked outside Harwood House in West Street.
The building, in the centre of the old town, was previously a care home before being converted to flats.
One commenter said: "You can't park there, mate."
Another said: "Mint parking, worse than my girlfriend's."
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It's not quite clear how long the car was left in the spot, it has since been moved.
It comes after a different driver was branded an 'entitled t**t' for parking over two parent and child bays last month.
The Ford Focus was taking up two wide spaces inside a multi-storey car park near Asda in Wythenshawe, south Manchester, on Saturday, April 23.
It is not clear whether the owner of the car had any children with them.
Tom, 43, took a picture of the grey vehicle and captioned it: "No comment."
The dad-of-two said: "It didn’t really bother me as the car park was empty, but it's just to show how selfish some people are."
Others commented on his post mocking the 'disgusting' parking and branding the driver 'selfish' and 'an entitled t**t'.
Another visitor said: "Yeah I saw this car too, disgusting, no regard for others."
As reported earlier today, one man was forced to take action after his neighbours started acting up - and intentionally blocking his driveway.
He got his revenge by having their car towed away - but has now sought advice on Reddit on whether he acted reasonably.
The issue arose recently when his next-door neighbours had a baby - and he made a conscious effort to ensure they weren't disturbed.
This included stopping playing his drums after 6 pm, soundproofing his home and not hosting guests outdoors after 6pm.
But despite his efforts he returned home recently to find his neighbour's car blocking his drive - so he had it towed.
Now they are at loggerheads and it's causing further issues.
