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It wasn't United staff who assaulted a customer, it was airport security staff. The article doesn't say the US won't punish O'Hare Airport over the incident.
by waqf 9y ago
It wasn't United staff who assaulted a customer, it was airport security staff. The article doesn't say the US won't punish O'Hare Airport over the incident.
- adrianratnapala 9y agoSo will they?
- burkaman 9y agoNo. > We did not review the actions of the security officers of the Chicago Department of Aviation because it is not DOT's role to investigate police conduct. - http://www.flyersrights.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/May-12-2017-United-Close-out-Letter.pdf http://www.flyersrights.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/May-1...
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- alex- 9y agoThis to me seems like the major point. If we imagine we own a restaurant and a customer refused to leave, forcing us to call the police. Then the police show up, over react and shoot the customer. Surely the law enforcers doing the shooting are the responsible/guilty party?
- r00fus 9y agoGiven your hypothetical restaurant scenario, what would ultimately happen (regardless of responsibility) is that your revenue would topple as guests flee the venue and avoid it like the plague in the future. United is not a small concern, they have lawyers and PR folks that a small restaurant doesn't have access to.
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