KRGV News
Angelo Vargas
Posted: Apr 06, 2018
HARLINGEN – A Rio Grande Valley veteran who went to war is now fighting to educate.
Marine Veteran David Floyd, his son and service dog, Bella, were turned away from a Harlingen restaurant.
"When she has the vest on, she knows she's working. She follows me wherever I go,” he says.
Floyd says his service includes two tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan aboard a ship.
"She helps a lot with my PTSD and when I get around big groups of people. I get bothered, uncomfortable,” he explains.
He says he never expected he, his son and Bella would be turned away from a Valley fast-food restaurant employee.
"She said, ‘Sir, your dog is not allowed to come in here. I'm sorry, but you're going to have to leave.’ I explained to her that this is a service dog,” he tells us.
Floyd says he left the eatery but wants other businesses to know service dogs are allowed in public places.
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