Today, your transport control "employee" (female) forced my 13-year-old minor daughter off the bus and left her alone at an unfamiliar stop. This was reported by citizen Anna Stepanyan.
"The reason? The child's card had no balance, however, her father paid on her behalf when boarding the bus.
My daughter explained that the fare was paid, the driver remained silent, but the inspector rudely responded that "she doesn't care." She forced her off the bus to charge the card... Furthermore, she called me on my daughter's phone and declared that "your child does not look like a minor," demanding that I send her a photo of the 13-year-old child's passport. After my upset words, she hung up the phone, then left my daughter alone at an unfamiliar stop and disappeared into thin air.
You have turned the whole country into chaos, was it only here that you tried to enforce your order? Maybe it would be better to concern yourself with the drugs circulating in the city and the daily stabbings, rather than forcing a child off the road, throwing her into the middle of the city, and disappearing.
Now, a question.
Under which law does your employee have the right to demand a minor's passport, force them off the bus, and ultimately leave them alone on the street?
If something happened to my 13-year-old child in an unfamiliar place, who would bear the responsibility?
This is not order, this is lawlessness, legal arbitrariness. The exact time of the call is recorded on my phone. I DEMAND to immediately retrieve the footage from the respective bus's cameras, identify the employee, and take the appropriate actions...
I will be persistent....
