WYOMING, Mich. (via WOOD TV 8) — The parents of a 2-year-old with special needs claims their daughter fell victim to discrimination at a shopping center in Wyoming.
The property owners say they were simply enforcing one of their policies and stand by the decision to kick the child out of the mall.
The incident happened last Thursday at Rogers Plaza on 28th Street near Clyde Park Avenue.
Claire Dykstra, 2, was with her grandpa and physical therapist working on her walking, something she struggles with due to issues with the development of her brain.
At some points, Claire would sit on the floor after her legs gave out and was crawling across the floor, which is against a mall policy.
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