WATCH: African woman ignores France’s lockdown to curb spread of virus; purposefully coughs in faces of police officers when detained
To stop the spread of the China virus, the French government
has implemented a strict 15-day lockdown which prohibits its citizens
from leaving their homes unless it’s for so-called ‘essential travel’ –
travel to buy groceries, travel for work, travel for ‘imperative family
reasons, and travel for individual exercise or taking one’s pets for a
walk.
Despite the policy which has been put in place for the common good of the French people, many anti-social types are simply ignoring it.
One video currently circulating throughout social media depicts an African woman in Château Rouge, in the 18th arrondissement, who becomes aggressive and belligerent after she’s approached by police for refusing to respect the mandatory lockdown.
When being detained, she can be seen hurling a torrent of abusive language at the police officers.
“Let me have the coronavirus! You will have it too!” the African woman shouts at the police as she purposefully and savagely coughs in their faces.
Source:
Voice Of Europe
Despite the policy which has been put in place for the common good of the French people, many anti-social types are simply ignoring it.
One video currently circulating throughout social media depicts an African woman in Château Rouge, in the 18th arrondissement, who becomes aggressive and belligerent after she’s approached by police for refusing to respect the mandatory lockdown.
When being detained, she can be seen hurling a torrent of abusive language at the police officers.
“Let me have the coronavirus! You will have it too!” the African woman shouts at the police as she purposefully and savagely coughs in their faces.
La commissaire de #Paris18 force les commerçants à faire respecter les consignes de distance : "Reculez vous sinon je fais fermer le commerce ! Un mètre c'est pas compliqué !" Les clients ont du mal... #coronavirus #COVID19france #Confinementotal pic.twitter.com/hNCJGZalos— simon louvet (@simonlouvet_) March 17, 2020
On
Monday, when announcing the nationwide lockdown to fight the virus,
French President Emmanuel Macron said, “We are at war, a public health
war.”
So far in France, the China virus has infected 11,000 people and has taken the lives of nearly 400 people.
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