| Comment | I seen it posted elsewhere that as the law is written the police don't have much of a legal standing to do much. Even to people out in public spaces (you can just argue that what you're doing is "essential" and that's acceptable). If someone's on private property then the current Pandemic related laws aren't relevant- instead having to rely on enforcing things like a breach of the peace, etc. That's me just parroting someone who sounded educated of course.
Not that the police seem to be that willing to bother with anyone who isn't an easy target. |
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