Thirty of the 395 tickets included in the records have not been paid, according to a statement of background information provided by the University Thursday.

The records were released Thursday morning after the N.C. Court of Appeals denied a petition by the University to delay the release of records sued for by The Daily Tar Heel, the (Raleigh) News & Observer and other media outlets.

The database also shows that the records released are for at least five football players. Not all 11 players whose parking tickets were requested actually ever received tickets, though there was a twelfth player included in the records who received 68 tickets, according to the University’s release.

All of the cars included in the records belonged to the student, a parent, a grandparent or a fellow student, according to the release.

“Student-athletes at Carolina do not receive special treatment when it comes to parking,” the statement said. “They get tickets just like any other student, faculty, staff member or visitor to campus would. The student-athletes are expected to pay their parking fines, just like any other student, faculty, staff member or visitor.”

In the 2010 fiscal year, 47,092 parking tickets were issued, according to a University release.

Officials from DPS declined to answer questions about the online database, referring all questions to UNC News Services.

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