[GH85Carrera]

I suspect cops do this type of thing a lot. It just does not make the news.

That man needs a different bank. I would change banks in a heartbeat if they did that crap to me or my family. Just because some pinhead back at corporate says and expired ID is not valid does not make it so. The man did not expire, the ID did. So what, he is still the same man.

Long ago when I first moved to OKC I opened an account at a local bank. I took my paycheck to the bank, made my deposit and asked for $20 cash back. They said they could not give me cash back because the computers are down. I needed the money and I got rather upset. Finally the manager did on override and let me have the whopping 20 bucks of my money.

For my next paycheck I went to a local credit union and opened an account. I drew down the money in that bank to just a buck, and considered it over. They had to send statements to me and finally charged fees to make the balance negative. They actually expected me to pay them money to close the account. I just laughed. They finally gave up and it all went away. It is the only way to "get even" with a bank. I cost them the postage and effort for as long as possible. I still sneer at that bank is I happen to drive past it.