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We allowed her to run around spreading for another year and a half and captured her...at her house. They could have had one officer hang out outside her house w

• bluGill 3y ago
  It is intentionally hard to get all the details in place to pick someone up. Having someone pick her up is easy, there are many police officers who can do it (though most wouldn't know how to use the right protection to deal with someone with TB). However having a process in place to ensure that someone like that is picked up quickly, while not allowing evil people to abuse the process to pick on an innocent person is very hard.
  • michaelmrose 3y ago
    That process is a judge and a court order, the ability to appeal such an order, and the due process surrounding and 90 days is a sane time frame to complete the task from refusal to treat to being picked up. It took longer than that just for them to send a cop out to pick her up after an arrest warrant was already issued after that due process had already run during which there were surely countless deputies cruising around or parked strategically to issue speeding tickets. You are making excuses. There isn't any. Our government is just bad at a lot of what it does. Lazy and laggardly execution or processing of orders doesn't increase due process.