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Orion Bailey said:
No, and im pissed about it. They still haven't tested her. She is supposedly a low risk and no reason to test. I just got off thew phone with their corporate in FL and When I responded.. "Isnt being locked up with positive people reason enough to test anyone else in the building???" and they said they are testing based on government advice and limited test kits....

this is right in Newburg, FYI
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If she is low risk then she should be allowed to leave. I would go there in person and demand that they bring her out to you. If they don't go to the police station and politely ask for their help. If there is no order from the governor, mayor, or police saying she has to remain there then they need to release her.

If you can, when you show up there call your mother and ask her to come out to you. If they physically prevent her from leaving that is considered kidnapping.
 
SlyPokerDog said:
If she is low risk they she should be allowed to leave. I would go there in person and demand that they bring her out to you. If they don't go to the police station and politely ask for their help. If there is no order from the governor, mayor, or police saying she has to remain there then they need to release her.
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I disagree. I think you need to find out what company does their laundry, hide in a laundry cart as it is being delivered to the home, wait until dark, neutralize the staff, then set free all the inmates and drive away with your mom. Meanwhile, across town I'll be tunneling into the bank while the police are distracted by the free-range elderly on the streets of Newburg.

barfo
 
SlyPokerDog said:
If she is low risk then she should be allowed to leave. I would go there in person and demand that they bring her out to you. If they don't go to the police station and politely ask for their help. If there is no order from the governor, mayor, or police saying she has to remain there then they need to release her.

If you can, when you show up there call your mother and ask her to come out to you. If they physically prevent her from leaving that is considered kidnapping.
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I believe the state has mandated a lockdown/quarantine on any retirement community with a positive. I'm still trying to find the facts on it, which as sooo hard to find the actual truth.
But, I agree and wanted to get her out before they got thier first positive and went into lockdown. They need to test everyone in the building and get those who are negative out asap, or move those who test positive asap. I'm not sure which is the best, but keeping people locked up with positives and not testing some seems almost criminal!
 
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Orion Bailey said:
I believe the state has mandated a lockdown/quarantine on any retirement community with a positive. I'm still trying to find the facts on it, which as sooo hard to find the actual truth.
But, I agree and wanted to get her out before they got thier first positive and went into lockdown. They need to test everyone in the building and get those who are negative out asap, or move those who test positive asap. I'm not sure which is the best, but keeping people locked up with positives and not testing some seems almost criminal!
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EXCLUSIVE: Over 500 members of the NYPD have tested positive for coronavirus - but 3,000 more cops are reporting flu-like symptoms
  • New stats from the NYPD obtained by DailyMail.com indicate that the virus may be affecting thousands of cops in New York City
  • Over 4,000 cops called in sick on Friday
  • The numbers represent a dramatic spike over Thursday, when 3,674 uniformed employees were out sick
  • Cases among the NYPD has quadrupled since Monday, when 100 uniformed officers and 29 civilians tested positive, and 2,407 called in sick
  • 'This is an ominous sign, for sure,' a police source told DailyMail.com
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...members-NYPD-tested-positive-coronavirus.html
 
SlyPokerDog said:
EXCLUSIVE: Over 500 members of the NYPD have tested positive for coronavirus - but 3,000 more cops are reporting flu-like symptoms
  • New stats from the NYPD obtained by DailyMail.com indicate that the virus may be affecting thousands of cops in New York City
  • Over 4,000 cops called in sick on Friday
  • The numbers represent a dramatic spike over Thursday, when 3,674 uniformed employees were out sick
  • Cases among the NYPD has quadrupled since Monday, when 100 uniformed officers and 29 civilians tested positive, and 2,407 called in sick
  • 'This is an ominous sign, for sure,' a police source told DailyMail.com
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...members-NYPD-tested-positive-coronavirus.html
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What's the big deal? 99% of them will live and be back on the job bright eyed and bushy tailed in 3 to 4 weeks. Besides, come April 12, the magic day, this will all be over and we can all go back to work. Looks like I've horded all this toilet paper for nothing. Oh, the other 1%? Meh, who cares.
 
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HAAK72 said:
...which store and what are examples of this? I think 15% increase from fair market is max allowed under price gouging laws. :dunno:
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Safeway

For instance

A bag of grapes was $7

A jug of orange juice was $7
 
Orion Bailey said:
No, and im pissed about it. They still haven't tested her. She is supposedly a low risk and no reason to test. I just got off thew phone with their corporate in FL and When I responded.. "Isnt being locked up with positive people reason enough to test anyone else in the building???" and they said they are testing based on government advice and limited test kits....

this is right in Newburg, FYI
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"based on government advice"...oh, that's reassuring.

"That government which governs least, governs best".

HDT et al.
 
barfo said:
I disagree. I think you need to find out what company does their laundry, hide in a laundry cart as it is being delivered to the home, wait until dark, neutralize the staff, then set free all the inmates and drive away with your mom. Meanwhile, across town I'll be tunneling into the bank while the police are distracted by the free-range elderly on the streets of Newburg.

barfo
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You're a devious mofo.
 
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