A Texas teen who police say announced on social media she would intentionally spread the coronavirus has been arrested and charged with making a terroristic threat.
"Maradiaga has stated that she is COVID-19 negative, and we currently have no proof that Maradiaga has tested positive," Carrollton police said in a statement.
She was arraigned Tuesday and her bond was set at $20,000. As a condition of her bond, she must quarantine for 21 days upon date of release from custody as a precaution, police said. Maradiaga claimed in a series of Snapchat videos to have tested positive for and to be"willfully spreading" COVID-19, the disease associated with coronavirus, according to police.One of the videos showed Maradiaga at a store, DeVito said.
"I'm here at Walmart about to infest every motherf------, because if I'm going down, all you motherf------ are going down," she said in the video, according to DeVito.
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