A mum from Clydebank was left 'humiliated' after being told to leave her local supermarket and accused of buying a scratch card for her five-year-old son.
The woman was in her local Asda store with her son on Saturday when she attempted to buy the card at a kiosk. As her son is obsessed with letters and numbers, the 41-year-old asked him to pick a number to help her decide which one to buy.
Despite having just bought tobacco from the same member of staff, the cashier refused to hand over the scratch card and accused the mum of breaking the law.
