MIAMI CREATES 39-COP MASK ENFORCEMENT TEAM, FINES AND JAIL TIME FOR OFFENDERS

Anthony Fauci says government should be as ‘forceful as possible’ to get people to put masks on their faces

Miami is pulling out all the stops to make you wear a mask.

Francis Suarez, Miami’s Republican mayor, said this week that the city is now cracking down on non-mask wearers with fines and a dedicated police team.

According to the Sun Sentinel, those who disobey the mandate to wear a mask in public spaces will receive a $100 fine for the first and second offenses, followed by $500 for the third offense. After that, the individual could face jail time.

The outlet reports that the rules will be enforced by a group of 39 police officers assigned specifically for that purpose.

Miami-Dade has led Florida counties in coronavirus cases, comprising approximately 24 percent of the state’s case total, as well as 25 percent of the state’s overall coronavirus-related fatalities and 22 percent of total hospitalizations.

While there have been some reports of individual Miami hospitals running out of adult ICU beds, county-wide adult bed capacity has been at 18.52-percent availability.

Miami-Dade’s mask order was updated on July 1 by County Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez to include mask-wearing even when outdoors “with few exceptions.”

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