Vulnerable man with Down syndrome, 33, spent SIX DAYS trapped in DC metro station because worker was too busy using their phone to help him, lawsuit alleges
A lawsuit alleges that Rashawn Williams, a 33-year-old man with Down syndrome, was left trapped in a Washington DC Metro station for six days after a worker failed to assist him while using their phone. The case raises concerns about the safety of vulnerable passengers and the standard of care provided by transport staff.
The article identifies Williams as vulnerable because of his disability and says the alleged incident lasted nearly a week. The claims are allegations contained in legal action and have not been established in court.
- Lawsuit alleges disabled man was trapped in a Metro station for six days
- A worker is accused of failing to help
- Case raises concerns over passenger safeguarding