On February 18, a photo was posted in a Facebook group showing a Military Police vehicle parked in a disability spot, raising concerns about appropriate parking practices by law enforcement. The author of the post claimed that when they pointed out the inappropriate parking, the driver responded with, "What’s it to you?" This prompted the Military Police to issue an apology for the incident, acknowledging that parking in such spaces is unacceptable.

However, the Military Police expressed doubt regarding the driver's account of the interaction, suggesting that the language used in the reported response was implausible. This incident highlights not only the actions of law enforcement regarding the use of designated parking spaces but also raises questions about accountability and the social perceptions of military personnel. It reveals a tension between authoritative figures and the general public, especially in cases relating to civil rights and respect for regulations meant to protect vulnerable individuals.

The incident could serve as a reminder for all officials about the importance of complying with regulations that ensure accessibility for persons with disabilities. Given the heightened public sensitivity towards such issues, this response may impact the public's trust in the Military Police and how they enforce rules, potentially leading to broader discussions about the conduct of those in positions of authority in Estonia.