article_snippet: Albert Carter (above) has been banned from entering any Sainsbury's store in Britain - because Albert Carter (above)  accidentally drove Albert Carter (above)  red mobility scooter into another shopper .
article_snippet: A grandfather has been banned from entering any Sainsbury's store in Britain - because A grandfather accidentally drove A grandfather mobility scooter into another shopper.
article_snippet: The 80-year-old had gone into a branch of Sainsbury in Newcastle-under-Lyme to buy a packet of cigarettes on March 7.
article_snippet: A letter sent by the store manager to the 80-year-old a week after the incident said that if the store manager did enter a Sainsbury's the store manager would be treated as a 'trespasser' 'I want to apologise to the lady.
article_snippet: Even if I was let into Sainsbury's I'm not sure I would want to go in again after the way they treated me.
article_snippet: The father-of-three's daughter Jayne Taylor, from Chesterton, Staffordshire, has hit out at the supermarket for the ban, which she claims is normally reserved for shoplifters.
article_snippet: Mr Carter said: 'Even if I was let into Sainsbury's I'm not sure I would want to go in again after the way they treated me.
article_snippet: but it was a complete accident, he didn't go into Sainsbury's to plough customers down. '
article_snippet: A Sainsbury's spokesman said: 'Our teams in store have a duty to consider the safety of all of Our customers and this decision was reached after reviewing CCTV footage and other reports. '