With deadline looming, DC Police fight Covid-19 vaccine mandates

The following is an excerpt of my article in The Epoch Times.

While Washington, D.C. ticks down on forced Covid-19 vaccination for government employees, the police union has filed a lawsuit to stop the mandates. It is also asking a judge to issue a temporary restraining order to freeze the march toward a Feb. 15 deadline.

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According to documents, at least 528 members of the D.C. Police Union, or more than one in six, are unvaccinated; and a larger number are passing up boosters. Also revealed in the union’s legal filing: at least one-quarter of the union force has already tested positive for COVID-19 after getting the Covid-19 vaccine.

The COVID-19 vaccine has proven to be ineffective at reducing the transmission rate of coronavirus to members of the public or co-workers in the District government, which was the stated basis behind the vaccine mandate.

DC Police Union Lawsuit

According to figures provided by the union, 696 vaccinated D.C. Police Union members, or 25 percent of the union force, have tested positive for Covid-19 after being vaccinated.

The COVID-19 vaccine is irreversible [and while it] may be safe for some, the CDC explicitly recognizes that certain adverse events after COVID-19 vaccination may occur” including “(1) anaphylaxis (severe allergic reaction); (2) thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (‘causes blood clots in large blood vessels’); (3) Guillain-Barre Syndrome (nerve damage that can cause ‘muscle weakness and sometimes paralysis’ and for which some people ‘have permanent nerve damage’; (4) myocarditis and pericarditis (inflammation of the heart tissue); and (5) death

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