Rocklin church says it will defy order limiting services during pandemic

Jessica Mensch reports

PAGE ABOUT HIS REASONING FORWHY PLANS TO KEEP THESE STORESOPEN THE STATE SAYS THOUGH ITCOULD RESULT IN ARRESTS.THIS IS THISPUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS SAYTHESE CLOSURES ARE FOR THESAFETY OF THE WHOLE COMMUNITY.WE REACHED OUT TO PLACERCOUNTY SEVERAL TIMES TODAY TOSEE HOW OR IF IT WILL BETAKING ANY ACTION TO ENFORCETHE ORDER THAT ARE STILLWAITING TO HEAR BACK ASPOKESPERSON FOR THECALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OFPUBLIC HEALTH SAYS IN ASTATEMENT.

QUOTE THIS IS ASTATEWIDE REQUIREMENT ANDFLOWS FROM THE SAME LEGALAUTHORITY AS ALL THE OTHERSTATE ORDERS MEANING VIOLATIONCOULD RESULT IN A MISDEMEANORCHARGE PUNISHABLE WITH A FINEOF UP TO $1000 OR UP TO 6MONTHS IN PRISON FARRINGTONDENIED A REQUEST FOR ANINTERVIEW BUT HIS VIDEOMESSAGE SPEAKS FOR ITSELFSAYING BORDERS ARE NOT ENOUGHTO STOP IS IN PERSONWHEN ASKED ABOUT WHETHERTHIS WOULD BE ENFORCED AGAINPLACER COUNTY WOULD NOTCOMMENT ON THIS JUST YET.