San Francisco sheriffs' union warns
officers will quit or retire if
forced to receive COVID vaccine
Posted By: DVC, 8/7/2021 3:41:11 PM
A San Francisco, California, union representing local sheriffs' deputies is warning that officers will quit or retire if they are forced to receive the coronavirus vaccine. "The problem we are faced with now is the strict San Francisco Mandate which is vaccinate or be terminated," the San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association (SFSO) wrote in a Facebook post Friday. "If deputy sheriffs are forced to vaccinate a percentage of them will retire early or seek employment elsewhere." The post stated the majority of officers are vaccinated, but that the union believes that continuing to wear face masks should be sufficient for those who are not.
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San Francisco sheriffs' union warns
officers will quit or retire if
forced to receive COVID vaccine 16 replies
officers will quit or retire if
forced to receive COVID vaccine 16 replies
A San Francisco, California, union representing local sheriffs' deputies is warning that officers will quit or retire if they are forced to receive the coronavirus vaccine.
"The problem we are faced with now is the strict San Francisco Mandate which is vaccinate or be terminated," the San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association (SFSO) wrote in a Facebook post Friday. "If deputy sheriffs are forced to vaccinate a percentage of them will retire early or seek employment elsewhere." The post stated the majority of officers are vaccinated, but that the union believes that continuing to wear face masks should be sufficient for those who are not.
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So, SanFran would lose just under 25% of their deputies if they force The Shot.
Interesting. It's almost as if they knew something that the others don't.