Los Angeles Sheriff Alex Villanueva Says He Won’t Enforce County’s Covid Vaccine Mandate Among Deputies
employees, over 10,000 have either had Covid or been quarantined as a result of close contact with someone who was infected. That’s more than 55% of his department whose productivity has likely been impacted significantly by the virus.
That’s hard to square with the 5-10% Villanueva guesses would have a problem with the vaccine which, the Sheriff says he personally has received.In July, on the eve of an indoor mask mandate from his bosses, VillanuevaHe said in a statement then that the efficacy of wearing masks “is not backed by science and contradicts the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines.”Subscribe to
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