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M.B. Mack

Amtrak Under Investigation After Disabled Woman Allegedly Kicked Off Train, Charged Extra for Wheelchair and Service Dog

WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 8: An Amtrak Police K9 sits on the platform near the Acela Express trains during "Operation Railsafe" at Union Station October 8, 2010 in Washington, DC. Amtrak, the United States' intercity passenger rail operator, increased its patrols of Amtrak Police, Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and other law enforcement agencies during its "Operation Railsafe" anti-terrorism exercise. (Credit: Brendan Smialowski/Getty Images)

A Nebraska Amtrak station is under scrutiny for kicking a disabled woman off a train after attempting to charge extra for her wheelchair and service animal, according to a report.

Iowa woman Tiffany Allen, who is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, alleges she was unfairly treated by Amtrak when they tried taxing on additional charges for her wheelchair and missed train. Allen claims the staff made her miss a train two days in a row, according to KETV NewsWatch 7.

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