WATCH: ... Miami University students... admit to police they recently tested positive for COVID-19

[demmiblue]

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[dewsgirl]

1. Just wow!

[boston bean]

2. Dumbasses.

[TheBlackAdder]

13. Give them an 'A'

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[malaise]

3. Unbelievable

Talk about white privilege - the cop was touching IDs as well

[Philostopher]

4. Like students at the University of Dayton,

Students at Miami at Oxford have driven the entire county the university is in up to "Level 3" again. Butler County had been at a Level 2 for a while, Montgomery had just, finally, gotten itself down to a Level 2. Now both counties are at Level 3. UD went immediately to online classes, but the damage already was done. Now, Miami Oxford is making Oxford sick. In both cases, it's likely because students came to campus with asymptomatic or presymptomatic infections and shared the wealth.

[elleng]

6. Damn!

Never was the smartest place, so left for Europe my Junior year.

[ornotna]

5. Assholes

Hope they all get expelled. Mom and Dad will be so proud.

[SlogginThroughIt]

7. Please...

Mom and Dad will be outraged that Brett and Ian were subjected to having to talk to a police officer.

[ret5hd]

8. And not a single fuckin' one of them...

was shot, choked out, dosed with ketamine, handcuffed, tased, or pepper sprayed.

Man, I guess that police retraining stuff is finally starting to work!!!

Oh...wait.

Never mind.

[Dr. Strange]

9. He didn't admit to it--the cop knew he had tested positive.

Are LEO allowed to have our medical information like that? This is the first I've heard of police being given information about COVID tests.

[LisaL]

11. The student was supposed to have been in quarantine.

Which is probably why police are given this information. Obviously quarantine doesn't involve throwing parties.

[elleng]

12. The kid did admit to it.

[Dr. Strange]

14. But the cop found out before the admission.

That seems weird to me.

[elleng]

10. Looks like Chris Hayes is about to 'feature' this story.

He did/it did. Let's watch what happens when kids go home from their (unhealthy) college experiences for Thanksgiving.