Peoria Co. (ECWd) –
The Peoria County Public Health Department is the recipient of a Cease & Desist letter from Tom DeVore, the attorney that has become known statewide for standing up to ongoing harassment and intimidation tactics from State Agencies and Public Health Departments.
On March 15, 2020, we outlined the specific obligations a health department has in order to force the closure of business in this article. If you have not read that article we urge you to because it lays out what the Public Health Departments MUST do in order to close down anyone’s business.
On April 30, 2020, we published yet another article that outlined the road map for businesses to open, which many businesses took full advantage of.
Since those publications, Mr. DeVore has assisted hundreds in protecting their rights and holding government accountable.
As we predicted in this article March 29, 2020, State and local governments across the country are being hit with lawsuits for violating people’s rights.
We encourage each and every business owner contacted by any State agency or local public health department with threats against their opening to contact their attorney and share all of this information as it is clear, the State and Local authorities are abusing their powers and walking a very fine line of criminal intimidation.
A copy of the Cease and Desist letter sent to PCCPHD can be downloaded at this link or viewed below.
Cease & Desist Peoria County Health.
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7 Comments
Aaron
Posted at 10:08h, 13 JuneCan we issue a cease and desist for unbalanced budgets and 2nd amendment infringements?
Elizabeth Gruber
Posted at 11:17h, 13 JuneAlways nice to see someone thinking out of the box. Time to try anything to save this state and country.
Aaron
Posted at 07:49h, 14 JuneAgreed, but hard to save a state that doesn’t respect its own constitution. I bet the graduated tax is voted down and they do it anyway. Why not? It’s just the constitution
Robert O. Bogue
Posted at 07:02h, 23 JuneAaron, well said.
Stan
Posted at 11:25h, 13 JuneThe “link” in the last line, which is purportedly to a download version of the Attorney’s letter, connects to a previous article, not the Attorney’s letter. Could you correct it, please?
Thank you.
Gary Lambert
Posted at 14:48h, 13 JunePeoria Pizza ranch shut down (limited to to outdoor seating) Saturday morning by health dept. Manager stated he has been in contact with his corporate office and intends to continue to resist actions.
Tracey L Baker
Posted at 20:52h, 14 JuneYeah and now the rest of the state?