I had an unfortunate experience with customer service where I expressed myself inappropriately by making insults and hurtful comments via online chat. As a result, the branch manager of the Springtown location Paige Slate contacted me and informed me that my account would be closed. She also requested that I visit the bank to withdraw my money. I arrived at the bank and they unlocked the door for me to enter, I then went to the counter where I got my money with no issues and I left. Without my knowledge while I was getting my money the manager called the police and falsely accused me of refusing to leave and causing a disturbance inside the building. Despite her false claims, the Springtown police did not arrest me but they did issue me a verbal trespass warning. It's hard to believe the manager invited me to come to the store location to withdraw my money, unlocked the door for me, and then called the police when I arrived. It is concerning that Paige Slate is in a position of authority and she abuses her power in this manner. It should be illegal to lie to the police and essentially set people up for trespasses the way Paige Slate has. Paige Slate grossly exaggerated the situation to provoke the police into taking unnecessary action. Although my anxiety and service-related PTSD do not justify my behavior earlier that morning with the online customer service, they might help explain why I was struggling with Customer Service. However, the Branch Manager's decision to fabricate stories and call the police on me was malicious. Her intent was clear - she wanted to see me behind bars or hurt, and she was willing to resort to lies to make that happen. Additionally, I have reason to suspect that someone driving a late-model grey Dodge Ram has been stalking me ever since the incident. It could be a co-worker or possibly the managers boyfriend or something. When I tried to confront the driver about following me into the Brookshires parking lot, they scurried off pretty quick. read more