In what seems to be a regular feature here, we found yet another Armored Car company (instead of the USUAL - DUNHAM) violating the American's with Disabilities Act.
This post is even better than our previous posts. As we were leaving the bank, a Loomis Guard ran up behind us demanding we hand over our camera (iPhone), telling us we could not take pictures of their truck. We explained how they were in violation of the ADA and their own truck has a sign on it asking "how's my driving?", including a telephone number to call...presumably to issue complaints.
Mr. 'wanna be a cop' demanded I turn over the phone saying he was going to call the police; we suggested he do just that as we had done nothing wrong, he didn't like that. Mr. 5'5" was getting red in the face when I told him to turn around and look at his parking job...he said he could park where ever he wanted, whereas I replied, "...yes you can, EXCEPT WHERE YOU ARE PARKED." Then I tossed him a bone... "How would you like it if I deleted the picture?" "YES," he stated in his biggest adult sounding VOICE...
As I emailed the picture to myself (see above), I showed him the phone, "...see, it's all gone now..."
Off he strutted, hopping into the booster seat of his BIG TRUCK. I, of course, called and reported the situation...
When will they ever learn? Oh wait, he probably got turned down for his dream job with the TSA at the airport...
Labels: ADA, loomis, tsa
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