tell her and let her just go finish gaming, okay, but like I said, she was getting kind of loud, and that's when I called Sky[3], and that's when I called my partners. That's when I was instructed to bring her to the office." See Dep. of M. Brown, 65.
Defendants also state that after Ms. Romanski was taken to the security office, the decision was made to ban her from the casino largely because she continued to be hostileeven belligerent. Indeed, Defendant Marlene Brown stated during her deposition that Ms. Romanski was banned from the casino "[blecause of her attitude," and not because she committed a "crime." See id. at 75. After she was banned, Ms. Romanski was led to the air-conditioned valet area, where she was alloweda security uniform; afterward, Plaintiff was surrounded by the security officers as they led her to the security office; after they got her into the security office, Plaintiff was made to sit at a table, and there were two security officers standing behind her, one security officers guarding the door, and another one, presumably Defendant Marlene Brown, "hover[ing]" *844 over heragain, at least one security officer was uniformed; the Defendant security officers took a photograph of her, and photocopied her driver's license and Social Security card; although Plaintiff initially refused to hand over her Social Security card, she did so after one of the Defendant security officers, presumably Defendant Marlene Brown, stated that she was a "policewoman;" Plaintiff was not permitted to see her friends for lunch; in