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
Woolman said she would not obey the physical-distancing measures. She was asked her to leave but instead walked toward the back of the store, followed by Poulton. She screamed that COVID was fake, then suddenly stopped walking and turned around and coughed two times in the direction of Poulton’s face.
Two other employees arrived to help Poulton guide Woolman from the store. Then a fourth employee, who came to help the others, “essentially kept her encircled and moving forward so she would leave.” 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.
“While she is entitled to have her own beliefs about COVID 19, she was not entitled to insist that she did not have to follow rules that were put in place by the Provincial Health Officer to protect people during a Pandemic and, at a time, when much was still unknown about the virus. It was the height of selfishness and self-entitlement.”
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