The family of a student at Columbia College in Chicago claims security denied his disabled father from using the campus's restroom, and is pursuing legal action.
The family of a student attending Columbia College Chicago is pursuing legal action against the school after security allegedly denied the student’s disabled father permission to use the campus’ restroom. , faces impending legal action from the family of a student, after his disabled father said he was denied permission to use a campus restroom. , Jose Palencia was dropping off his son Jose Eusebio-Palencia at the school's campus on April 4, when he needed to use the restroom.
The family spoke out to the media regarding the matter, explaining to reporters what had happened, and the humiliation the father had experienced. "Things got complicated as my dad could no longer hold it. My father ended up defecating himself right in front of staff," Palencia's daughter Jennifer Santoyo explained as she held back tears."Can you imagine how humiliated that my father had felt at that time? That's humiliating! No one should ever have to go through something like that."with the civil rights division of the United States Department of Justice.
"They need to apologize to my father," Santoyo said."They apologized to my brother, not directly to my father."
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