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A video taken in late December shows a โdesperateโ restaurant owner confronting a health inspector over COVID restrictions, blocking his vehicle in with a truck. Bread & Barley
The incident involved Carlos Roman, owner of Bread & Barley restaurant in Covina, California, and a health official checking that his establishment was adhering to the governmentโs onerous restrictions.
Roman told CBS Los Angeles that he dipped into his personal savings and shelled out thousands of dollars to create a patio at his business for outdoor dining, only to have outdoor dining halted as well.
The health inspector reportedly found two customers dining outside who Roman claims werenโt being served by his restaurant.
The inspector still issued a citation.
Roman blocked the officialโs vehicle with his truck and can be heard saying, โIโm desperate. Who is going to pay her car payment? Who is going to pay my cookโs rent?โ
โIf I canโt work, he canโt work,โ he added.
Owner of Bread & Barley Carlos Roman, eventually moved his truck from blocking the public health inspector from leaving after police warned him several times of his truck being towed for blocking the road. Sunday was take on Sunday by a employee of Roman's pic.twitter.com/98jl2Ej9YJ
โ Jorge Ventura Media (@VenturaReport) December 24, 2020
Restaurant Owner Confronts Health Inspector Over COVID Restrictions โ Pays the Price
Roman, according to the Daily Caller, received a โnotice of closureโ as well as $1,000 in fines for โinterfering with the duties of health officersโ and โfailure to comply with health officer order.โ
Itโs almost like they donโt care about this man and his business suffering. Of course, they donโt. After all, it happened in the peopleโs republic of Californiaโ Gavin Newsomeโs empire.
Officers on the scene during the incident threatened that a tow truck was coming to remove his vehicle and said, โthis is not the way to settle things.โ
Roman replied by shredding the health inspector and officers for earning a paycheck while his employees go without.
โDid you get a paycheck on Friday?โ he asked the inspector. โDid you get a paycheck? My people donโt. I bet you got a paycheck, didnโt you?โ
โWeโre all in this together. Weโll just all starve to death and die.โ
Owner of Bread & Barley Carlos Roman, has received a 'Notice Of Closure' order and has been fined for $1000 by public health. 'Interfering with the duties of health officers' and 'failure to comply with health officer order' are the fines Roman has received. pic.twitter.com/euhBWi4yG3
โ Jorge Ventura Media (@VenturaReport) December 24, 2020
People Are Rising Up Against Tyrannical Government
A GoFundMe page has been established for Roman, his restaurant, and his employees as they battle these COVID restrictions.
In late November, a gym owner in Orchard Park, New York, tore up a $15,000 fine from the Erie County Health Department during a live Fox News interview.
Dinero had been hit with the extraordinarily hefty fine following a confrontation in which roughly 50 business owners attending a meeting inside the gym refused to allow a pair of sheriffs and a health inspector entry to the building without a warrant.
The moment tonight when Athletes Unleashed gym owner Robby Dinero ripped up the $15k fine he received today from @ECDOH LIVE on @FoxNews. The fine was for holding a rally inside his gym Friday night. @NewsRadio930 pic.twitter.com/FUk6sOSCX4
โ Tim Wenger (@TimWBEN) November 25, 2020
Atilis Gym in New Jersey has seen its owners arrested and over $1.2 million in fines levied upon their business. They continue to defy lockdown orders from New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy.
Atilis Gym is continuing to defy New Jersey's #Covid restrictions, and they're now facing over a million dollars in fines. Co-Owner Ian Smith says he has no plans on paying those fines, and explains how he continues to keep his business afloat! #VarneyCo pic.twitter.com/Jxv4mc1ghz
โ Varney & Co. (@Varneyco) December 9, 2020
And other restaurants in California are also defying COVID restrictions as a means of โsurvival,โ Fox News reports.
โBusinesses throughout the county have invested thousands of dollars to ensure safety for their employees and customers only to be punished for the recent surge they have done everything in their power to prevent,โ Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger explained.
How much are restaurants contributing to the spread of COVID-19 in LA County? https://t.co/jCE3aPRVNv via @abc7
โ Rusty Weiss ?? (@rustyweiss74) December 14, 2020
Meanwhile, in Los Angeles County, ABC 7 reports that โrestaurants have been linked to less than 4% of coronavirus outbreaks in non-residential settings.โ
Yet law enforcement and health department officials continue to embarrassingly go after people like Roman and their restaurants with Draconian COVID restrictions.
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