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Georgia man with COVID-19 refused to quarantine, went out in public, sheriff says


HARALSON COUNTY, Ga. — The Haralson County Sheriff's Office said a man who tested positive for the coronavirus refused to self-quarantine and went out in public.

The man has now been hospitalized.

The Sheriff’s Office said in a Facebook post that the man’s girlfriend refused to get tested and also went out in public. A judge signed an order for her to stay quarantined, but she refused to comply.

The girlfriend is now also in the hospital, although officials said it was not related to the coronavirus.

“It is vital that citizens who are diagnosed with or are exposed to this virus do the right thing and self-quarantine”, says Chief Deputy Joel McSwain. “If you go out you could infect others who have to be out working. We must protect our citizens.”

It's unclear if the man and his girlfriend will be cited. Their identities have not been released.

McSwain praised the work of two of his deputies who were on the scene of the incident and took the proper precautions.

 

Cleary they also have a meth head problem.

 

Ya gotta be a real dope to cheat on your girl...

Marietta drug dealer jailed after calling 911, police allege


A Marietta man who called police on his girlfriend during a domestic dispute ended up in jail after officers said they found a large amount of drugs, cash, drug dealing equipment and a loaded assault rifle in his apartment.

Evan Norman Wallace, 22, was arrested by Marietta police at his apartment in The Parks on Windy Hill complex in southeast Marietta around 5 a.m. on March 29 and booked into the Cobb County jail on five drugs and weapons-related charges, records show.

Police said Wallace locked himself in his bathroom and called 911 sometime around 1 a.m. on March 29 because his girlfriend had thrown an ashtray at his toe and was attempting to kick the bathroom door down, having discovered, via the Snapchat phone app, that he was cheating on her.

When officers arrived at the apartment, the couple was outside, per Wallace’s arrest warrant.

Wallace said his toe was injured and his girlfriend admitted she had kicked a hole in the wall near the bathroom, the warrant states.

Officers asked to enter the apartment and Wallace obliged, according to the warrant, which further states the officers immediately smelled marijuana and saw three glass mason jars filled with the illegal drug.

“The three mason jars were on a shelf in plain view in the connecting dining room area to the living room and were clearly visible upon entering the living room of the apartment,” police said in the warrant.

Wallace told officers he also had a loaded “AK” rifle and a Glock gun in the apartment, the warrant stated, adding the rifle was in his bedroom and the Glock could not immediately be located.

Police obtained a search warrant for the apartment and ultimately found 297.3 grams of marijuana, 5.3 grams of marijuana seeds, five THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) cartridges, $6,350 in cash and the loaded assault rifle, according to Wallace’s arrest warrant.

Officers said they also discovered in the home a range of drug paraphernalia and dealing equipment including two digital scales, a vacuum bag sealer, over a dozen reusable vacuum seal bags with marijuana flakes inside, small glass jars with marijuana wax, multiple “bongs” with marijuana/marijuana wax residue, multiple bowls with smoked marijuana residue, a marijuana oil extractor used to make concentrated marijuana wax, a marijuana wax mold and a roll of blank “Rx” (prescription) labels for medical cannabis.

According to police, $5,620 in cash was rolled up with rubber bands and $730 was in a locked safe, alongside a “ledger of past sales” and multiple gold chains.

The marijuana was in 11 separate containers, including mason jars and vacuum sealed bags, which were labeled with the weight and strain of marijuana, per Wallace’s arrest warrant.

Police said the five THC cartridges were in their original packaging, four labeled with 71.4% THC content and one with 93.4% THC content.

Wallace is charged with four felony counts of possessing, manufacturing or distributing marijuana; possessing illegal drugs; unlawful possession of illegal drugs with intent to manufacture; and possessing a gun during the commission of a crime, records show. He also faces one misdemeanor charge of possessing an unlawful prescription.

Wallace spent about 15 hours in custody at the Cobb County jail before being released on a $15,000 bond to a Dallas, Georgia, address about 8 p.m. on March 29, his jail record shows.

 

He should have just went with the injured toe.

 

Jails and prisons are full of the dumb criminals. The smart ones still haven't been caught.

 

https://defensemaven.io/bluelivesma...it-didn-t-go-over-well--x402-Mk-kaogdlxy-F29g

 

BRILLIANT

 

That is awesome....

 

Damn! What am I going to watch now?





Castmembers, who are severely obese, have been labeled by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as being at high risk for severe illness amid the coronavirus outbreak.
TLC's nonfiction medical drama My 600-lb Life continued to film across the U.S. this week with severely obese castmembers despite social distancing recommendations and high-risk factors for the show's stars amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Between March 20 and 26, the TLC show was actively filming in at least three states — Texas, Florida and Mississippi — documents provided to The Hollywood Reporter and interviews with sources with firsthand knowledge of the show revealed.

Though these particular states' coronavirus policies are patchwork-like at present — multiple counties in Texas and Florida have "stay-at-home" orders and Mississippi does not yet have any such orders in place — the U.S. government and state governments are recommending social distancing amid the outbreak nationwide.

Megalomedia, the Austin, Texas-based production company behind the series, responded to an inquiry from THR on Friday by stating: "The health and safety of Megalomedia’s show participants and employees is always our top priority, now more than ever. We continue to comply with all local, state, and federal guidelines that cover this unprecedented pandemic. My 600-lb Life is not filming with a single participant at this time."

 

Sunday I watched the first half of Season 10 of “The Walking Dead”. Not sure for the rest of the week.

 

How about just "Taps"?

How about a mirror you parasite on society.

 

Somebody needs to shelter GRRM so he can finish his books.

 

I like how the sheriff was like we didn’t do it... then the police chief was unapologetic.

 

I actually find that story funny. And people are butthurt. I feel it's a great way to get the point across.

On another note, I question the validity of this website. If you read this tagline for the article, it says NYC hospital.
https://defensemaven.io/bluelivesma...e-up-their-ventilators-wi-k9OrtRE6giHIaWnDkKg
But this is from our local cancer institute in Buffalo. For those not familiar with NYS, Buffalo is on the other side of the state, appx 375 miles away.

 

Haven’t dug deep but taglines aren’t a big indicator. A Buffalo outlet might pick up an AP story elsewhere in the state. Or might even research it themselves. Do be skeptical but don’t just immediately disqualify.

that said, the specific site cited is questionable so be very skeptical

 

This isn't a tagline from AP that Buffalo picked up. She was an Exec at the local cancer institute, which my wife works at, in Buffalo, NOT NYC. Also the same one I do a bike ride for to raise money for. I don't trust ANY "news" that doesn't pay attention to detail.

 

Man shot five people for 'talking too loud' during coronavirus lockdown, investigators say: https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/06/europe/russia-shooting-lockdown-scli-intl/