All government records are supposed to be open to the public. That seemingly would include video from the cameras that the CDD operates. Perhaps someone who lives in the affected area could ask their CDD representative to report back to the citizenry about the operation of the cameras, who is anyone is reviewing the images when there is gate damage, and what fines if any have been collected. If no one is actually reviewing the camera data, or the images are inadequate to find the offenders, that also would be useful to know.
Does the electronic system record the identification of the card each time it is used to for access? If so it should be very simple for the system to identify when it is used twice in sequence at that gate and likely also the seconds interval between the swipes. 1-10 seconds, you were waiting for the gate, got impatient, and swiped again. 11-60 seconds, the next person was using your card.
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