DOD Affiliate Banned & Robbed With False Report from Security

ATLANTIC CITY - A currently affiliated DOD military person was recently banned and strategically robbed by a possible organized crime unit at Atlantic City's finest tourist destination. The veteran has membership cards, and even an elite card, for his military service at most of Atlantic City's most beautiful hotels. Certain items in his car were vandalized when it was obvious hotel security had gone through his vehicle while he was observed on camera inside playing the slots.

What sparked the second aggressive approach of the security supervisor's intervention was that the veteran was standing in line and accused him of holding it up when there was no one actually there. The veteran gave the staff a courtesy and especially to the security supervisor that night that the security staff was exacerbating his symptoms, and explained that it took him 4 times the amount of time as a normal person to perform the same actions.

Why would the security department dishonor a military program when the security supervisor specifically mentioned that “We are not here for you [the military], we are here for the the 4th of July.” Excuse me, the military is the exact reason civilians are afforded the right to believe whatever they want to believe and think whatever they want to think.

That same night during the 4th of July celebration, specifically the FIRST 4th of July celebration in 13 years that the veteran has been able to sustain the multiple explosions and enjoy, he only wanted to reprint out his card when the security supervisor who had the problem with him the night before, immediately approached him and accused him of standing in the wrong spot and holding up the line when there was nobody in one to begin with. This supports the theory that the security staff was only trying to further exacerbate the mental health of a 100% service connected ptsd disabled veteran. It's an absolute medical negligence which is the first priority of security in any hotel establishment for its customers, and most importantly the staff whom the owners hire to protect everyone's interests.

The other superior supervisor who was later stationed at the post that night then stated, “We are not here of you, we are here the 4th of July,” and that your service doesn’t give you special privileges." The security supervisor confirmed that the veteran was trespassed appropriately a few days prior to yesterday's incident for no other reason than his military affiliation.

The disabled veteran even donated 5hours of his time picking up trash in and around the property and the entire Atlantic City beach all they way from Bally’s to Ocean Casino from the hours of the 3am to 6:30 am, when the beach patrol took over the watch. The veteran even assisted rolling the garbage cans that had been washed away by the high tide over night.

The veteran navy helicopter rescue swimmer did that because the Ocean has always
been a part of his soul, and he still protects it to this day, including the animals that live within and on its shores. After spending time at casinos all over Atlantic City, the veteran learned that it is essentially a rule of thumb that if a machine is being played, has money in it, or has a card it, it's essentially off limits, and that's a RULE OF THUMB with all of LE and Security, Federal, State and local in Atlantic City Casinos.

Just this morning, the veteran went into the casino to gamble again, but his card was marked by every machine as "card abandoned," which means at some point during the night after his departure, it was deactivated. Whether or not this incident was constructed my security intentionally, because the odds of the security department continually trying to upset the veterans, definitely coincides with the false report given to the veteran saying it was a middle eastern man, knowing that the veteran may have anti-middle eastern sentiment, but in reality, the veteran serves all of humanity equally and loves every human truly and utterly deeply with the upmost respect and dignity.

Upon leaving, the disabled person was confused as to which lane to exit it as his card had shown to be abandoned and he knew that it wouldn't open the gate and booths with attendants were empty. Then a security personnel by name of Frank began to violently and aggressively yell at the disabled person who was obviously trying to prevent another exacerbating incident to his already triggered disorder. The veteran was trying to avoid a physical confrontation when the security officer began violently banging on the Iraq Campaign Medal Holder's car visible through his license plate, almost the point that any of his blows were strong enough to break the window on the veteran's car. The physical attempt to damage a disabled person's vehicle when Security is charged with protecting the property of its customers is utterly disgusting.

Incredibly again, the discrimination continued the morning of Friday, July 9th, when the disabled person arrived at approximately at 7:00 a.m. and parked right next to the casino entry doorway where he was exhibiting to an employee walking by how hard Frank the Security Officer had banged on his window a few days prior. The disabled veteran was never offered a refund for his money even after he spent hundreds of dollars in their hotel store buying items from essential oils, to multiple fragrance Man Bars. The Security Supervisor declined to give his name when questioned for his credentials as he informed the disabled person that he was no longer allowed on the property. Happy TGIF America. TGIF just so happens to be the first place to employ the disabled veteran while he worked and studied his way through college earning himself a National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Scholarship, given by the same organization as the Emmy Awards, and awarded Phi Theta Kappa International Two-Year College Honor Society membership. The disabled veteran also earned recognition with Lambda Pi Eta. Lambda Pi Eta is the official Communication Studies honor society of the National Communication Association.

The veteran is demanding an apology on official letterhead from of the Security Department for their treatment and neglect of his mental health and accommodation, while he is on a wait list for a bed at a ptsd inpatient unit, and this was expressed towards the security staff which continued to exacerbate his symptoms, especially after the donation of his time to pick up trash on the beach for 4 hours in the morning because he decided to volunteer his time in appreciation for the military program that security staff was supposed to adhere to the appreciation of, especially on our Birthday. But unfortunately for the veteran, yet still certain members of the security staff will still decide to use their prejudice and discrimination against the veteran instead of fulfilling their duty to their nation by respecting security guidelines.

Even after being banned the veteran went straight to the Fire/Police 911 Memorial to pick up the trash there as well, because he bleeds red, white, and blue.