Judges order ankle monitors for people exposed to coronavirus who refuse to stay home — even if they have not tested positive
Coronavirus stay-at-home orders are getting severe in some parts of the country.
We’ve seen cops break up driving parades and ticket people on leisurely drives for violating governors’ commands to not leave their homes — despite not coming in contact with others.
There are ongoing threats of fines and jail time for those who would dare leave their homes for non-pre-approved reasons. Everybody from pro-life protesters to paddleboarders to pastors have seen what happens when you violate commands to isolate.
And now judges have ordered at least four people in Louisville, Kentucky, to wear ankle bracelets for repeatedly refusing to isolate themselves after being in contact with coronavirus patients, CNN reported.
