Patriots' Mike Vrabel calls out those who abuse handicap parking in Starbucks lot: 'I'd slash their tires'

Vrabel said he looks for a parking permit that would allow someone to park in the accessible space, and if he doesn't see one, he waits for the person to come out and approaches them.

"When I didn't have a job, I had nothing else to do," Vrabel said. "I could sit here for 15 minutes, wait for this person to come out and actually see if they're handicapped."

"I say things like, 'Why did you park here?' One person would be like, 'I'm with DoorDash.' I'm like, 'I don't care. That's unacceptable,'" Vrabel said. "And there's the mom that's going to yoga and she's rushing because she's late and I'm like, 'This is ridiculous.'"

"I'd slash their tires, that's how much it bothers me," he said.

The Athletic's Dianna Russini suggested using a boot as punishment, and Vrabel was all for it.

"I would boot their car. Like a mobile boot that said, 'I parked in a handicap spot, and I'm not handicapped,'" Vrabel said.