The Chucky doll from “Kid’s Play” just isn’t scary sufficient to warrant a lawsuit from a girl who claims it gave her PTSD at work … at the very least in line with attorneys for the parents she’s dragging to court docket.

Here is the deal … Debra Jones sued Truist Financial institution, claiming her former supervisor positioned a Chucky doll in her workplace chair final 12 months, despite the fact that she says he knew she was afraid of dolls. She claimed the alleged incident ended up resulting in a PTSD prognosis.

Legal professionals for Truist are firing again … they need a decide to dismiss the lawsuit, claiming the Chucky doll is approach too vanilla and is not “excessive and outrageous” sufficient to sue over.

In different phrases, the financial institution’s authorized workforce says Jones is attempting to push via a meritless lawsuit.

Jones is in search of compensatory damages … however you needed to determine the financial institution would not simply roll over and open the vault.