Police in Texas are searching for an 18-year-old girl who claimed in a series of Snapchat videos to have tested positive for and to be 'willfully spreading' the coronavirus.
"People started tagging us and sharing the videos on Saturday," DeVito told NBC News on Monday.is believed to have been taken at a COVID-19 drive-thru testing site, DeVito said. In it, a health care professional can be heard telling Maradiaga that she needs to go home and wait for test results.
"I'm here at Walmart about to infest every motherf------, because if I'm going down, all you motherf------ are going down," she says in the video, according to DeVito.According to DeVito, in a subsequent video, Maradiaga said:"If you want to get the coronavirus and f-----' die, call me. I'll meet you up and I will shorten your life.""Her family has been cooperative with us, but she was not home at the time," DeVito said.
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