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Police question father over daughters’ restroom visit

An Oklahoma father has recounted how he was questioned by police after taking his two young daughters into a women’s restroom at a gas station during a road trip.

Tyler Brodsky said the incident occurred while he was travelling from Florida back to Oklahoma with his daughters.

According to him, they stopped at a QuikTrip gas station in Alabama so the girls could use the restroom.

Brodsky said he decided to escort his daughters into an empty women’s restroom instead of taking them into the men’s facility.

However, the decision reportedly sparked a confrontation with another customer, who questioned his presence in the women’s restroom and later contacted the police.

The father shared details of the encounter in a TikTok video that has since gone viral on social media.

LUKMAN ABDULMALIK

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