A U.S. Army veteran is suing Miami-Dade County, saying he and others have been denied Patriot Passes for free public transportation.
January 06, 2014 at 10:00 PM
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Raymond Rivera is a U.S. Army veteran who uses public transportation to accompany his 12-year-old daughter on her lengthy rides to school.
But Miami-Dade County has split hairs in discerning his military discharge, denying him and other low-income veterans the Patriot Passport, which would allow them to ride pubic transportation for free.
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