The illogical NYPD arrests people because they were on the street during self-isolation but later they were put in a cell with 20 other prisoners
In their eagerness to obey officials' orders for self-isolation and social distance, New York City police slightly go too far. Obviously, the officers are aimed at cleaning the streets, having forgotten, for which it is necessary to keep people at a distance from each other. "NEW YORK CITY police officers arrested three people in Brooklyn over the weekend after they allegedly “failed to maintain social distancing,” court documents reviewed by The Intercept show. The three individuals appear to be among the first in the city to be arrested over the Covid-19 mitigation mea...
The authorities of the Texas town ordered residents to wear useless masks or pay $ 1,000 fine
The authorities in Laredo, Texas ordered all residents to wear “some form of covering over their nose and mouth,” which is obviously delirium and scaremongering rather than a real way to combat coronavirus, in addition to this ridiculous demand, the authorities are going to fine those who do not comply requirement while staying in public. “We’re not trying to be punitive as far as trying to drown people in debt. What we’re trying to do is get a point across,” city Councilman Marte Martinez said. It is worth recalling that all local pharmacies sold stocks of masks a f...
Federals investigate failed deal for 39 million of medical masks in California
The federal force task have started the investigation of a failed deal for millions of N95 masks in California. Last month it was reported announced that a California health care workers’ union had found a supplier with 39 million N95 masks. Amid growing shortage of masks at hospitals treating coronavirus, United Healthcare Workers went searching for the masks. During the deal, Kaiser Spokesman, Marc Brown, had questions about the supplier and backed out the deal to buy 6 million of the masks. “We learned shortly afterward that the supplier never had possession of...
Some of the busted myths about coronavirus you need know
While the coronavirus concerns keep on growing around the globe, the virus is being surrounded by more myths and misinformation with which people are hopefully trying to guard themselves from fears of getting infected. USAReally advises to get familiar with some of the exposure of some of these coronavirus myths that have been busted by The World Health Organization. The WHO continues to reassure the public that best way to protect yourself against COVID-19 is by frequently cleaning your hands. "By doing this [washing your hands] you eliminate viruses that may be on yo...
Twins born amid the lockdown and named Corona and Covid
It happened not in the USA, but the USAReally can’t help but telling about this story as more and more weird and unexpected things take place around the world almost every day during the coronavirus and the lockdowns related to it. A woman in India gave birth to twins amid the nationwide coronavirus lockdown. And the couple of parents decided to name their children, a girl and a boy, Corona and Covid. The twins were born on the evening of March 26 and early morning of March 27. The poor kids arrived at the world in a difficult time not only for their country, amid the vi...
Texas radio host jailed for 25 years after confessing in scamming his Chrisitan listener out of millions of dollars
A Texas radio host gets 25 years in jail for scamming his Christian listeners out of millions of dollars. 79-year-old William Neil “Doc” Gallagher, the former host of “The Money Doctor”, confessed in his scam scheme and Friday pleaded guilty. According to the Dallas Morning News, he was charged with one count each of theft of more than $300,000, money laundering of more than $300,000 and securities fraud of more than $100,000. Gallagher will also pay $10.4 million in restitution to his victims. The former radio host used his show to target older Christian listeners in a...
Mother and son arrested for operating bottle club underground of Bronx restaurant in coronavirus shutdown
Police in Bronx arrested mother and son who during the coronavirus pandemic relocated their closed restaurant underground. The arrest came after the cops busted the party of about two-dozen people in a bottle club in a basement of the restaurant on Friday night. Hollywood Delights restaurant, which is on White Plains Road near E. 227th St., Bronx, has lost its liquor license after police initially found that the eatery let the customers in through an alley door. The place was accused of violating the social distancing rules for the second time. When the authorities show...
In fear of coronavirus Illinois couple is dead in murder-suicide
In fear of contracting coronavirus, an Illinois elderly couple committed murder-suicide in their home. 54-year-old Patrick Jesernik and his 59-year-old wife Cheryl Shriefer were found dead in separate rooms after the Will County Sheriff Office’s deputies arrived at their home in Lockport Township. Both had gunshot wounds to their heads. The deputies discovered a loaded revolver with two spent shell casings and three additional rounds. According to the autopsy’s results, Schriefer had a gunshot to the back of her head and Jesernik died of the self-inflected wound. “Ther...
Two children hospitalized after eating candies with THC from Utah food bank
At least two Utah children were taken to the hospital after eating THC candy from a food bank. Two children ages 5 and 11 were hospitalized on Friday night after eating “Medicated Nerds Rope” candy. The candies were distributed to their families from a church working with the Utah Food bank. Labels on the candies say that each one contains 400 milligrams of THC, which is the psychoactive marijuana component. And even adults are usually prescribed between 15 to 45 milligrams. "Right now, we do not believe nor do we have any evidence to support that the donation was inte...