A woman has filed a lawsuit against a New York City EMT who tweeted a photo of her with a caption that said “Wide Load.”
Teena Gamzon, who uses a wheelchair and suffers from diabetes and other ailments, says fire department EMT Thomas Dluhos secretly photographed her and then splashed it over the Internet.
The Daily News says the suit was filed in Brooklyn state Supreme Court this week.
The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages for mental anguish, ridicule and emotional distress.
Her lawyer says his client is devastated and confined to her home with shame.
The Daily News says Dluhos hung up the phone when it asked him about the lawsuit. He’s been fired from the fire department.
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