So you put her in a jail where she’s more likely to get the virus, for trying to feed her family.
Via Dallas News:
A Dallas salon owner will spend a week in jail after she was found in contempt of court Tuesday for violating a court order to close her salon during the coronavirus pandemic.
In addition to the jail time, Shelley Luther was fined at least $3,500 for continuing to operate her business, Salon à la Mode, in violation of a temporary restraining order issued against the business.
Like other businesses deemed nonessential, Luther’s Far North Dallas salon was forced to close March 22 after Dallas County enacted its stay-at-home order. She reopened the salon on April 24 despite that order, and tore up a cease-and-desist letter from Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins at a demonstration the following day.
Meanwhile:
And yet the DA will not charge drug dealers and thieves who commit crimes of less then $750 in value. But they'll prosecute a hair dresser who's trying to save her business. https://t.co/37NeBHyfBJ
— Verdad Teller 🛡♦ (@Truthteller1349) May 5, 2020
And the Dallas Police Department is releasing real criminals from jail, but they will prosecute a hairdresser who is trying to save her business. https://t.co/MqpeHhco4E
— Verdad Teller 🛡♦ (@Truthteller1349) May 5, 2020