That bank had as signed contract with that lady, and I am guessing that the signed agreement does not include any "we can force you to wear medical equipment to access our services in person" rule in her contract. This was a unilateral alteration of her contract once that governmental emergency order was lifted. And they trespassed her for it. In a reasonable and just system, she'd now be able to sue that bank for a lot of punitive damages for putting her through a police encounter based on their unilateral alterations to her written contract with them that guaranteed certain services would be available to her under reasonable circumstances.
That bank had as signed contract with that lady, and I am guessing that the signed agreement does not include any "we can force you to wear medical equipment to access our services in person" rule in her contract. This was a unilateral alteration of her contract once that governmental emergency order was lifted. And they trespassed her for it. In a reasonable and just system, she'd now be able to sue that bank for a lot of punitive damages for putting her through a police encounter based on their unilateral alterations to her written contract with them that guaranteed certain services would be available to her under reasonable circumstances.
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