Man Immobile After Scooter Battery Is Confiscated
A Canadian man said the battery for the scooter he uses to get around was confiscated by airport officials, leaving him immobile and having to crawl on the floor. Stearn Hodge, 68, and his wife said they were flying to Tulsa, Oklahoma, for an anniversary vacation when the Canadian Air Transit Security Authority confiscated the lithium ion battery that powers his scooter. He said he had all of the proper documentation for the battery when he and his wife arrived at Calgary International Airport.
People who liked this video also liked
Comments
9 comments posted so far. Login to add a comment.
53
2. Judge-Jake commented 5 years ago
Could he not have hired a scooter when he arrived at the hotel? Just had a look on line, there are countless mobility hire companies in Tulsa, alternatively they could have got a regular wheelchair and his wife could have pushed him. It's a none story really, unless they hadn't got any finances whatsoever having arrived.
53
4. Judge-Jake commented 5 years ago
Oh for feck sake ADMIN, the same video every fecking morning here.... come on you have some new one's in the cupboard!!!!!!
60
5. Pepperoni39 commented 5 years ago
The newest Vid is published 4 days ago... Whats going on?!?
If the admin has no desire or time left, maybe you should consider giving this task to someone else ...
If the admin has no desire or time left, maybe you should consider giving this task to someone else ...
54
6. ringmaster commented 5 years ago
#5 I know. I submitted a video and expect it or other things at Thursday at latest.
58
7. thundersnow commented 5 years ago
I have submitted countless videos the last few months, a few got posted.
45
9. snotraddict commented 5 years ago
So if you pull the battery, it can't be pushed? Batteries are an issue I get that, but seems like there could be a workaround.
They must not travel much or they'd have a system for getting him around.
They must not travel much or they'd have a system for getting him around.
+1 1. ringmaster commented 5 years ago