About 200 state inspectors that are part of new “strike teams” set up by California Gov. Gavin Newsom are fanning out over the weekend to enforce rules — and encountered trouble in the Santa Clara County city of Morgan Hill.
At a news conference Saturday, Mayor Rich Constantine slammed the appropriateness of armed officers with the state’s Alcohol Beverage Control who visited at least a dozen restaurants Friday night and ordered them to close.
Constantine said he doesn’t know why the agents ordered the restaurants to close when they are allowed to operate outdoors. The strike team did not cite anyone, but they were “heavy-handed” and did not explain what the restaurants were doing wrong, he said.
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These teams are known as the straw police.....
ReplyDeleteNewsome says that he is not coming out with a fist? What would you call this?
ReplyDeleteThe JBT's have time to do this because they have all the crime whipped back into the gutters.
ReplyDeleteTHIS!is the shit to defund
ReplyDeletePurest BS. I checked; that county is in Expanded Stage 2, allowing dine-in restaurants to open with "social distancing."
ReplyDeleteThe is just another test of compliance with arbitrary, ever changing edits.
Darth Newsom: "I have altered the deal, pray I do not alter it further."
DeleteNeed to start disappearing them. I recall more than one "Tales of the Weird" comic where someone was tossed into an industrial meat grinder.
ReplyDeleteWell this won't be happening in Riverside county; our sheriff has already says he won't enforce this shit.
ReplyDeleteAnd people are pretty much sick & tired (pardon the pun) over this mask crap. Seems to me it's about 25% for it (mostly people working as cashiers around mask-less people) and 75% against (the rest of us).
As for me, I'll put one on if it's required because I choose my battles carefully. But if it ain't required, I ain't wearing one.