Tuesday, October 6, 2020

Australia: Mom arrested at beach for traveling 'outside her permitted 5 km radius'

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(ZEROHEDGE) – We've previously detailed protests that have sprung up in various major cities across the Australian continent over authorities' ultra-restrictive coronavirus lockdown measures, which are especially stringent and far-reaching in the southeast state of Victoria.

There's been multiple instances caught on video of police cracking down on elderly people and even pregnant women for merely resting outside on park benches, supposedly in "violation" of coronavirus social distancing measures, even as case numbers have significantly dropped since August. And now here's the latest incident to go viral as citizens flock to newly reopened beaches, after Victoria slightly relaxed some of its more severe lockdown restrictions.

Police were out in force this weekend looking for 'excessive crowds' and 'mask rules violators'. And more outrageous is that Victoria is currently enforcing a law that says citizens cannot venture five kilometers from their home.

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