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Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC)

Charles Hernandez, an American war hero, is suing the company behind Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) ... claiming KFC employees refused to serve him ... all because he arrived to the fast food joint with his registered dog. . .

Hernandez claims he walked into a KFC in NY back in February, along with his registered service dog Valor ... who accompanies Hernandez to soothe his symptoms of post-traumatic stress caused by years in combat.

But instead of being greeted with a smile and some chicken, Hernandez claims a KFC employee told him, "papi, there are no dogs allowed."
Hernandez says he explained that he had the proper permits to have the dog accompany him inside restaurants -- to which the employee replied, "ok, but you still cannot have the dog in the store."
Eventually, Hernandez left ... sans chicken ... and is now firing back with the lawsuit -- demanding at least $1,000,000 for his troubles.

God bless America! Can this ever be obtained in Nigeria?

An employee at the KFC restaurant where the incident took place says ... when Hernandez arrived with the dog, the animal was not wearing the proper service dog vest and identification.

However, in his lawsuit, Hernandez states -- "Valor wears a bright green vest and tags that clearly indicate that he is not a pet, but rather a highly trained service dog."

What an odd story!!!

SOURCE: www.imanueljannah..com

@Post

There is nothing odd about this story. Thousands of American veterans have service dogs who help them cope with trauma they experienced while serving in the military. Service dogs are very valuable in the western world where they are trained by professional trainers from puppy hood to help people with disabilities. These dogs are very intelligent and are not your average Nigerian bingo. Next time KFC will think twice before discriminating against former service men with therapy dogs.

dasparrow: @Post

There is nothing odd about this story. Thousands of American veterans have service dogs who help them cope with trauma they experienced while serving in the military. Service dogs are very valuable in the western world where they are trained by professional trainers from puppy hood to help people with disabilities. These dogs are very intelligent and are not your average Nigerian bingo. Next time KFC will think twice before discriminating against former service men with therapy dogs.

the oddity I see there is the man going through the law to resolve a minor squabble that occurred in a restaurant.When there are a thousand and one other fast food franchises willing to take him and his service dog in for a meal or two...