looks more like a protest, but still
Rhode Island Bank Staff Threatens To Call Police on Clients Trying To Close Accounts Over ICE
A video posted on Instagram showed some women inside a bank as they asked a staff member for help closing their account. “There’s no one here that we can talk to?” they questioned, to which he responded, saying, “Nope.”The male staff then asked the group, “Are you guys here on business?” To which they answered, “We have accounts here, all of us have accounts here, and we’re excited to close them,” the woman tried to explain, adding that they were ready to close them unless Citizens Bank changed its policies.
“Yeah, funding private prisons that imprison children and families,” they stated as their reason. However, despite their displeasure as customers, the bank staff seemed unbothered and began threatening them to leave. “Alright, folks, I think it’s time to go,” he cruelly told them. Even when one of the women argued that she had an account with the bank, the man maintained his stance, further threatening to call the police on them, regardless of whether they were satisfied with the service.
The video's caption provided more context, explaining that Citizens Bank funds the expansion of ICE detention operations, which is why their accounts were closed. Furthermore, in the last two years, Citizens Bank has allegedly arranged $2.5 billion in financing to GEO and CoreCivic, the two largest companies running ICE detention centers, the accompanying caption claimed.
https://cheechpreviti.substack.com/p/citizens-bank-a-masterclass-in-losing
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Citizens Bank ‘A Masterclass in Losing Customers’: Rhode Island Bank Staff Threatens To Call Police on Clients Trying To Close Accounts Over ICE
Citizens Bank Refuses to Close Accounts, Have fun going bankrupt!Cheech Previti (Cheech’s Substack)
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