TB patient tracked by GPS may go to jail

[Sadsack]

Judge orders Illinois TB patient into isolation
Jan 22, 2009

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) — A tuberculosis patient who failed to take precautions to avoid spreading the illness will be tracked by GPS and could go to jail if he violates court orders requiring him to remain isolated.

Champaign County Circuit Judge John Kennedy imposed those conditions on 20-year-old Clasance Botembe (CLAY-sahnce bo-TEM'-bay) on Wednesday.

Health officials and prosecutors say Botembe failed to take precautions to avoid spreading the disease. Court records say his girlfriend got TB after being exposed to him.

Botembe is being treated at home. He, the judge and others wore masks during the hearing.

Botembe

will be isolated for 30 days. He could be charged with a Class A misdemeanor if he defies the judge's order.

The Associated Press: Judge orders Illinois TB patient into isolation

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[carla]

Do you think they are preparing for something,Sadsack?
I do and I 'm betting that is why they are not telling us the results of the study.
They want all the evil little laws in place first.

[Sadsack]

Who the heck knows, Carla? Tell you the truth, I think there are so many of us I don't know how they'd even be able to enforce anything. Right now it looks doable, but you KNOW there are tens of thousands (if not more) cases of Morgellons that have not yet reached the radar.
But it does lay out one possibility, don't you think?
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[Baraka Obam]

I want the test that throws me into the bin, what is it. Where do they start, LOL, it comes with a gambit of illness. First go get George W and Clinton. LOL I do not think so!!! The first thing we need to have is a disease and parameters, up untill that time we are just as healthy as a horse!!! I have to laugh a little, at least smile, hey they could round up all the DOP, LOL!!!