Kimberly Woolman, 60, is not allowed to go to Save-On-Foods during her probation period after being found guilty of causing a disturbance and two counts of assault
A Campbell River woman who became irate at physical-distancing measures and forcibly coughed in the face of a grocery store supervisor in the early days of the pandemic has been sentenced to 18 months’ probation.
At the time, provincial health officers were urging people to maintain at least two metres of distance between themselves and others. Poulton told her to immediately leave the store. But Woolman continued walking away with her grocery cart, yelling that COVID wasn’t real. Flewelling found that Woolman’s coughing on Poulton was deliberate and intentional. She concluded that coughing results in an expulsion of air and that secretions from air, such as respiratory droplets, may be infected with a virus.
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