Bank Branch Refuses Cash Withdrawal from Disability Customer, Rejects Passport ID
A bank branch refused a withdrawal from a customer with a disability and rejected a valid passport as identification. Attempts to escalate to branch management were ignored. Individual discrimination complaint unrelated to software.
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