Driver who came to the aid of man who collapsed hit with £70 parking ticket Richard Yadgar, 27, saw the man collapse on the pavement, who told him he had two shunts in his brain and needed to be taken to hospital. While the pair were waiting for an ambulance on Golders Green Road, Golders Green, north London, a Barnet Council traffic warden gave him a £70 penalty charge notice for parking on double yellow lines. Marketing manager Mr Yadgar, from St John's Wood, north-west London, described the warden as "heartless and shameful." I wanted to suss out the situation and immediately it struck me that this person was in trouble. "A parking warden issued a ticket despite protests from the crowd who were saying, "This guy is helping the man on the floor!"" After the man had been taken away in an ambulance, Mr Yadgar confronted the traffic warden and said: "Have you not got any heart? It's disgusting, it's shameful and it's embarrassing that you would even do that. The warden told Mr Yadgar it was too late to remove the ticket and he would have to take it up with the council. After venting his anger on Twitter, the council cancelled the fine. A spokesman for Barnet Council said: "The council is not in the business of penalising Good Samaritans and after we were made aware of all of the facts we cancelled the ticket."