"Cops can’t require coronavirus patients to post signs on homes... N.J. prosecutor tells police chiefs."

The prosecutor in New Jersey’s hardest hit county for coronavirus cases has ordered police chiefs to stop any efforts to require infected residents to self-identify or place quarantine signs on their front doors. Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella wrote in a directive that “such requirements are totally inappropriate and therefore banned.” Musella’s comments were issued in a directive on Saturday sent to all county police chiefs and directors, the sheriff and officers-in-charge. It came after several police departments “advised their residents (with COVID-19) to self-identify when seeking police assistance and/or to post notices on their residences.”