This is from BizPac Review.
Stories like this make me ask ‘”What in the Hell happened to the America I loved and grew up in?
I want to go to Florida and pound the Hell out of the motel clerk and owner.
Former Army Sgt. Robert Price suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder and a brain injury after serving in the Middle East. He takes his service dog, Walker, with him everywhere, according to ABC affiliate WFTV-9.
While vacationing in Daytona Beach, Price notified the desk clerk at the Budget Inn Express that he had a service dog with him. The clerk told him they had a “no dogs allowed” policy.
The motel owner confirmed Price’s dog was no exception and even told him he “was not welcome” there.
“A dog is a dog,” owner Bina Patel told Price.
Florida law prohibits businesses from refusing service to people with service dogs, and can be charged with a misdemeanor if they fail to comply.
Price told WFTV it wasn’t the first time it had happened.
“Not only do I take it personal but I take it as a huge disrespect to all veterans out there,” he said.
Price recorded a raw video during the altercation, then later sat down with WFTV in an interview explaining what happened. Both videos from the news source have since been removed.
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