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Veteran Fined £1000 Under COVID Rules For Playing Football With His Sons In The Park
A veteran in Wales was fined £1000 pounds under COVID-19 rules for playing football with his two autistic sons in the park.
Yes, really.
“Just been to meet a veteran in Wales who was fined ~£1,000 for playing football in the park with his two autistic sons,” tweeted Ben Loughnane. “I don’t see how anyone can justify this. We need to take back the power we’ve ceded to the lockdown Stasi before it’s too late.”
Just been to meet a veteran in Wales who was fined ~£1,000 for playing football in the park with his two autistic sons. I don't see how anyone can justify this. We need to take back the power we've ceded to the lockdown Stasi before it's too late.
— Benjamin Loughnane (@Loknayn) December 15, 2020
As we reported back in October, people in Wales were previously banned from buying “non-essential” items in shops including children’s clothes and books, prompting one furious Welshman to tear down protective sheeting that was being used to cover up the items.
Meanwhile, a four day period over Christmas where people in the UK would have been permitted to meet with friends and family up to a limit of three household ‘bubbles’ is now being reconsidered.
In other words, the government is now considering canceling Christmas, with pubs and restaurants already being closed for much of the country that will remain under the strictest tier 3 level.
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