time for her to meet her friends for lunch, accordingly, she requested to at least have lunch with her friends; a security officer, however, denied that request, and informed Ms. Romanski that she had lost all of her rights, and that she was banned from the casino.
After Ms. Romanski was informed that she had to leave the casino, three security officers escorted her out of the casino. Ms. Romanski stated that she felt sick, and that she wanted to use the bathroom. While they let Ms. Romanski use the restroom, one of the female security officers followed her into the restroom, and then followed Ms. Romanski into her stall. After Ms. Romanski was done with the restroom, the security officers escorted her to the valet area. They pointedshe crossed Grand River Ave., and negotiated relatively heavy traffic, she discovered that it was not the proper bus, and that her bus would not arrive for another two hours. Because Ms. Romanski was not allowed back into the casino, she had to wait outside on a hot day for the next bus to arrive.
A short time later, Ms. Romanski's two friends found her. The three women went back to the casino, and waited in the vestibule area in order to get out of the heat. Casino security officers noticed that Ms. Romanski had re-entered the casino; they approached the three women and informed them that Ms. Romanski was banned, and had to wait outside. In response, one of Ms. Romanski's friends, Ms. Dombrowski, stated that she thought