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Car Vandalized in Accessible Parking Space Highlights Disability Awareness
Colomiers, France, December 26, 2025 – A man with a leg amputation filed a police complaint after his car was vandalized while parked in a designated accessible parking space in Colomiers, Haute-Garonne, France. The incident highlights the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities and the frequently enough-unseen nature of disability itself.
A man with a leg amputated saw his car vandalized while it was parked in a parking lot for disabled people in Colomiers (Haute-Garonne).He has filed a complaint and wants to make a “rant” in the face of this vandalism and these threats.
- christophe Bozzato’s car was vandalized after he parked in a designated accessible space while attending a rugby match.
- A threatening note was left on the vehicle, suggesting the perpetrator believed Bozzato was improperly using the space.
- Advocates emphasize that many disabilities are not visible and that accessible parking spaces are essential for individuals with a wide range of conditions.
On December 13th, Christophe Bozzato parked in a designated Person with Reduced Mobility (PMR) space on Allée de Brière near the Michel-Bendichou stadium in Colomiers while attending a US Colomiers/Biarritz Olympique rugby match. bozzato displayed his Mobility Inclusion Parking card prominently on his windshield. Upon returning to his vehicle around 6 p.m., he discovered it had been vandalized with scratches to the hood, fender, and doors, and a twisted windshield wiper
