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BOSTON (WBZ) – A woman said hotel security kicked her out of a woman’s restroom and asked her to “prove her gender” by providing an ID.

Ansley Baker said the incident happened Saturday afternoon at the high-end Liberty Hotel in Boston.

Baker and her girlfriend Liz Victor were inside a woman’s restroom at the hotel when they said a male security guard came in and started banging on the stall doors.

“One of the security guards was there telling me to get out of the bathroom, telling me I am a man in the women’s bathroom. I told him I was a woman,” Baker said.

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Baker was born a woman, is a woman, and identifies as one. Regardless, she said as she was escorted out of the restroom, offensive comments were hurled at her from other women waiting in line.

“Someone said, ‘Get him out of here,’ referring to me. ‘He’s a creep,’ also referring to me,” Baker recalled.

Baker described the incident as “humiliating” and said she was pulled out of the restroom before she could finish tying her shorts.

“It’s just humiliating overall,” she said. “Like I said, I didn’t have my shorts tied even, and then just in front of everyone.”

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Officials with the Liberty Hotel said their security initially went into the bathroom after several women told them that two adults were sharing a stall.

The hotel also said the couple was kicked out after one of them put their hands on a security guard.

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The Bisso Towboat Company was founded in 1890, by Captain Joseph Bisso. When he acquired his first tug the Leo.

In 1907, Captain Joseph Bisso passed away. And ownership of the company passed to Captain Bisso's son. Captain William A. "Billy" Bisso.

In 1908, Captain "Billy" founded the New Orleans Coal Company. Which grew to become the largest ship coaling, and colliery business in the port of New Orleans, Louisiana.

In 1922, the New Orleans Coal Company merged the with the Bisso Towboat Company.

In the wake of World War II, the company faced the task of modernizing their fleet. Which involved converting the company's tugs from steam propulsion to diesel propulsion.

In 1963, Captain "Billy" Slatton passed away, at the age of 88. The Bisso Towboat Company was reorganized under the leadership of his daughter, Cecilia Bisso Slatten. And, his grandson, Captain William A. "Billy" Slatten.

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E.N. BISSO & SON, INC. is proudly owned by 5th generation family descendants of Captain Joseph Bisso who founded the company by launching a ferry service to row people across the Mississippi River in Uptown New Orleans. E.N. BISSO & SON, INC. can trace these early days of the company’s activities back to 1880 and the oars in our logo are a salute to our origins. This enterprise quickly expanded to employ the use of steam-powered ferries and tugs. The ferry business grew into a sizable venture and was eventually sold to the State of Louisiana.

In 1946, the company was split up and Captain Edwin Napoleon Bisso and his son, Joseph August Bisso, II formed their own company with 6 tugboats and 2 heavy-lift derricks, naming it E.N. BISSO & SON.

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I think the officer was involved in something else like a fight where she might get charged

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Tequila Fest 2025 (May 5): Officer Breanna Harrison is reportedly involved in a physical altercation at Festival Plaza, possibly captured on video. Possible criminal charges from altercation at Tequila Fest

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The event will showcase several rappers live on stage, including Plies, Weebie, and Cupid. More artists are expected to be announced later. In addition to the performances, there will be food vendors, games, and additional live entertainment.

The event is scheduled for Sunday, May 4, at the Festival Plaza in downtown Shreveport. Gates will open at 2:00 p.m., and you must be 21 or older to enter.

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SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS)— The organizers of Festival Plaza’s next event call it the “Biggest Event Of The Year”.

Tequila Fest is set for Sunday, May 5, and will include music from two Louisiana rap headliners, Torence Ivy Hatch Jr., known as Boosie, and Webster Gradney Jr., known as Webbie.

“Just seeing the city of Shreveport having just great entertainment, it’s like it doesn’t even feel like Shreveport anymore. It’s like it’s growing, and we’re a part of it, so it’s exciting to be a part of it for sure,” said Jay Lee, co-owner of Luxx & Rowe, the organizer for Tequila Fest.

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