Greyhound bus passengers stranded in Memphis up to four days
Boy howdy, that's class right there.When Action News 5 interviewed another stranded passenger, Cynthia Caponey, a security guard threatened to not let her back inside the station, claiming Greyhound "has that right."
Caponey was trying to get to St. Louis to see her son and grandsons.
"We're all at a loss in there, trying to figure out why we're the only ones not moving," Caponey said.
Caponey was in disbelief at how the security guard treated her.
"Just because I wanted to say something and voice my opinion," Caponey said. "I should be able to, I guess I'm not understanding that."
Despite the security guard's threats, Caponey decided to be interviewed in hopes of getting help for the other passengers.
After the interview, the security guard kicked Caponey out of the station, forcing her to wait outside in the cold for her bus.
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Yep -- that's the kind of headlines the Chamber and Visitors' Bureau just salivate over!
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