Son with cerebral palsy asked to leave Cumberland Mall
Demond Crump Sr. and his son, Demond Jr., were at the mall in Cobb County, Georgia to promote their family business after winning a Morehouse College business pitch contest. While the family was setting up, a mall employee told Crump Sr. that his son, who has cerebral palsy, needed to leave. The mall apologized for it's poor communication, and invited the Crump family back.
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