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Monday, April 20, 2020

Crackdowns intensify across California on those violating coronavirus stay-at-home rules

Authorities across California are intensifying their crackdowns on scofflaws who are not following state and local stay-at-home orders aimed at reducing the spread of the coronavirus.

Los Angeles City Atty. Mike Feuer filed criminal charges against 10 businesses — including a massage parlor, smoke shop, car wash and print shop — saying they refused to shut down despite Mayor Eric Garcetti’s order imposed to fight the coronavirus.
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2 comments:

  1. I'm presently in the next county over from Smell A. I don't go into that foul nest so fat chance that they would have their chance to come after me. Yet I do hope one of these petty dictators would come after me. Sue them where it hurts the most, their own pockets.

    The other Rick

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  2. And of all those 79 horrible violators, exactly two were legit. An already-illegal nightclub, and the massage parlor. None of the others were at any more of a risk than grocery stores with proper precautions. Just you wait, the idiot will be crying in a few months that nobody's paying property taxes any more and the Feds need to bail him out...

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