Corona ‘Marshals’ to Patrol UK Cities to Enforce Social Distancing

Newly empowered jobsworths to hunt for COVID violators.

A new enforcement team of ‘Coronavirus Marshals’ will be employed by the government to patrol cities in order to police social distancing, the UK government has announced.

Last night Downing Street unveiled new lockdown measures making it illegal for people to gather in groups of more than six from Monday onwards.

The rise in COVID-19 cases has been blamed on young people gathering for social events.

This will be tackled by newly empowered ‘Marshals’ and ‘Environmental Health Officers’ who will roam the streets looking for people violating social distancing rules.


Businesses will also now be mandated to enter customers into NHS ‘track and trace’ databases and keep the data for 21 days.

The new measures were brought in despite the fact that coronavirus deaths and hospitalizations have completely flatlined.

As Toby Young explains, the rise in coronavirus cases is purely down to the fact that many more tests are being done and they’re picking up false positives.

There have been 1.3 million coronavirus tests in the UK in the past week alone, compared to just 95,188 in the first week of April.

Despite this crucial factor, nightly news broadcasts are solely focusing on the case numbers to hysterically fearmonger about a “second wave” that just isn’t happening in reality.