Two elderly black women were headed to Chicago on an Amtrak during the Christmas weekend, when suddenly they were kicked off because their emotional support dogs pooped on the train.
After riding on the train for some time, the emotional support dogs of the two elderly people ended up pooping on the train in Colorado. Though they immediately cleaned up after the dogs, the police were called by the conductor on the women.
A bystander began to record as he felt that it was unnecessary for the police to get called.
As you can see, the women were left in Colorado even though their destination was Chicago.
According to the rules and guidelines for Pets on Amtrak, it states that all pets must remain inside of their carrier at all times. Whether or not the dog was inside of the carrier, was it appropriate for the conductor to call the police on them?
