California Lockdown - Law Enforcement Orders?

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Are there any CA Law Enforcement Officers who can comment on what enforcement orders they are under? It has been published that violation of the shelter...
Are there any CA Law Enforcement Officers who can comment on what enforcement orders they are under?

It has been published that violation of the shelter in place order will be a misdemeanor offense, but they also said no enforcement orders. I can not go to the gym. I can not run any more (ankles). So, I want to load up the KX and go ride...the best exercise I know. By myself.

Should those of us who want to go ride worry about getting hassled?
Come out to reche canyon and piss off the mountain bikers with me.
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TW85
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3/20/2020 4:14pm
Don’t ride dude. It’s not worth getting busted up with no one to help. I know it sucks but in the long run I really believe it’s the right decision.

We’re slightly behind you guys up here in Canada but I think we will be in trouble early next week. I’m going to have to have this conversation with the GF about her street bike (I can control us going to the track) and it isn’t going to go over well.

Stay healthy moto bros and this shit will be behind us at some point.
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EngIceDave
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In Florida we've had the NG come in following hurricanes, like Andrew.

The guard pretty much only offers a support role. They cannot do law enforcement. They can't detain people/citizens. They can't arrest and they most certainly can't shoot

Matter of fact, it came out not long after that the rifles the NG was carrying, had no ammo

They did a lot of feeding people, clean up, organization, repair (Army Corp stuff) and "observation" which was like policing, but with no powers....more like a "scare" role
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I live in Sacramento county and was expecting the lockdown to be a lot more strict. I received a call from my employer to pick up equipment so I can work from home and was shocked at everyone out and about. Most stores are still open however they are limiting the people inside and making you wait in a line outside.

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3/20/2020 4:37pm Edited Date/Time 3/20/2020 4:37pm
Jisola275 wrote:
I live in Sacramento county and was expecting the lockdown to be a lot more strict. I received a call from my employer to pick up...
I live in Sacramento county and was expecting the lockdown to be a lot more strict. I received a call from my employer to pick up equipment so I can work from home and was shocked at everyone out and about. Most stores are still open however they are limiting the people inside and making you wait in a line outside.
It’s basically just a shutdown of anything that promotes social gathering (minus essentials like groceries, etc). You’re still allowed to go outside, you’re still allowed to drive to work.
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3/20/2020 5:09pm Edited Date/Time 3/20/2020 5:10pm
DSCA; defense support to civil authorities. Its what's required for active duty military (not national guard) to be called in to assist, look it up, it's quite the process. Where I am on the east coast we get spun up for DSCA stuff often during hurricane season. I believe 1 call up has actually turned into actual action in the last ten years or so.
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EngIceDave wrote:
In Florida we've had the NG come in following hurricanes, like Andrew. The guard pretty much only offers a support role. They cannot do law enforcement...
In Florida we've had the NG come in following hurricanes, like Andrew.

The guard pretty much only offers a support role. They cannot do law enforcement. They can't detain people/citizens. They can't arrest and they most certainly can't shoot

Matter of fact, it came out not long after that the rifles the NG was carrying, had no ammo

They did a lot of feeding people, clean up, organization, repair (Army Corp stuff) and "observation" which was like policing, but with no powers....more like a "scare" role
Dave,

The NG can most certainly carry service ammunition and will always receive ammo or we won’t carry weapons and it happens regularly. If required to carry weapons and ammo All NG Members receive a Rules of escalation of force brief and we are required to adhere to all applicable laws of the state we serve in. In other words we carry the weapons to protect ourselves and the citizens and property of the state and municipalities we serve. That being said we are all also citizens of the communities we serve in and are there to assist our fellow citizens in need and will always go the extra distance to protect our fellow citizens and their property in need!
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3/20/2020 6:10pm
I didn't say they couldn't, I said they didn't
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3/20/2020 6:11pm
TW85 wrote:
Don’t ride dude. It’s not worth getting busted up with no one to help. I know it sucks but in the long run I really believe...
Don’t ride dude. It’s not worth getting busted up with no one to help. I know it sucks but in the long run I really believe it’s the right decision.

We’re slightly behind you guys up here in Canada but I think we will be in trouble early next week. I’m going to have to have this conversation with the GF about her street bike (I can control us going to the track) and it isn’t going to go over well.

Stay healthy moto bros and this shit will be behind us at some point.
I'm not going to moto down...I am going trail riding. On trails I have ridden 100 times. I can dial it down and work on riding technique...and maybe do an extra loop because I was not riding so hard.
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3/20/2020 7:01pm
Maybe people stop hoarding food and shop like normal? People are being fucking assholes loading shopping carts up day after day.

The food supply is not in crisis mode. This only pertains to non-essential businesses. Farming, Trucking, Stores, (all Hero's) will make shit work, and thank you a million times for them.
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3/20/2020 7:09pm Edited Date/Time 3/20/2020 7:11pm
You have Karen down the road who has enough toilet paper for the rest of the year and still waiting in line to get more, meanwhile the average person like myself has 3 rolls left and might actually need it soon. If all else fails I'll just have to shower after every shit. I don't mind. Signs everywhere saying 2 gallons of milk per person. Do people realize milk goes bad after a while? People really don't know how to plan on getting supplies to last them for a few weeks. Everyone's in a mode of just panic and not using their fucking heads. We've failed the crisis test so far as a general whole.
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Dave,

I was respectfully trying to be informative and don’t want to directly come out and say what I do or how I am involved with this subject. however, if a member of the NG is carrying a weapon and has been called to state active duty or is in a 502F federal status they will ALWAYS have an operational load to accompany the weapon system they are carrying or they won’t carry the weapon system. this isn’t the 70s and 80s of our parents and grand parents NG... we are committed citizen soldiers to support the governors and help the citizens and their property within our own communities.
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3/20/2020 7:22pm
South Korea figured it out and we didn't follow the model. They have 1/6th our population in an area smaller than Florida. Perfect population density for this type of virus to spread like wildfire. Their commitment to discipline can't be ignored.

The longer it takes for people to jump on board and isolate the longer it will take to flatten out which in turn will keep people out of work and play longer. We're only hurting ourselves by not following scientific suggestions.
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The wife and I just got back from Walmart to pick up a new deck of playing cards and dominoes. (Mexican train tourneys). Anyhow, there were a couple pallets of water on the floor and the shelves are starting to restock slowly. It's going to take a couple weeks, but stores will go back to normal once people realize they have way too much food and TP they don't know what to do with.

It's the initial panic buying that f'ed the stores over. I know this situation is bad, but after this I couldn't imagine how it would be after the "Big one" hits that will someday rock our state. If anything, I'm much more keen to prep after this ordeal.
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greenmx5 wrote:
You have Karen down the road who has enough toilet paper for the rest of the year and still waiting in line to get more, meanwhile...
You have Karen down the road who has enough toilet paper for the rest of the year and still waiting in line to get more, meanwhile the average person like myself has 3 rolls left and might actually need it soon. If all else fails I'll just have to shower after every shit. I don't mind. Signs everywhere saying 2 gallons of milk per person. Do people realize milk goes bad after a while? People really don't know how to plan on getting supplies to last them for a few weeks. Everyone's in a mode of just panic and not using their fucking heads. We've failed the crisis test so far as a general whole.
I'm pretty good at being prepared since I get snowed in sometimes for 4 months at a time. You can freeze milk
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3/21/2020 12:26am
We just got this through from the acu yesterday in the uk.
Tracks are still open as of yet but all pubs clubs restaurante etc are closed as of last night.

Dear Members, Officials and Staff

For over a hundred years the ACU, it’s committee’s and staff have served it’s members whether they be riders, passengers, support crew and families, it’s supported it’s clubs and members, event officials and their families, we’ve worked with event promotors, medical support teams, sponsors, journalists, manufacturers and the motorcycle sporting industry, insurers and legal companies, rights of way representatives and politicians and we’ve always managed to keep motorcycle sport running in the most challenging circumstances.

At the time of writing and as you know the virus is spreading across the country and as seen across the World with devastating consequences, we share the families afflicted sorrow and as thousands of people suffer it’s not a time to be organising sporting events and as seen by our World representative for motor cycle sport the Federation Of International Motorcyclists FIM they have postponed all World and Continental Championship events.

As we wait for better times you may have questions for the ACU team at Rugby who are there to help and will answer your questions if possible but to make it a bit easier for them you will find most information on the ACU web site www.acu.org.uk then when we return to racing or trials the ACU staff and the many thousands of officials that organise and run the events will be ready to get your season started.

I need to say that myself and the ACU Board appeal to members to not ride their competition motorcycles in any circumstances during this period because to ride a competition motorcycle you know there are risks to yourself and others. Please think that if your seriously injured riding a competition motorcycle you will use valuable medical resources which may result in you being ultimately responsible for somebody else’s failure to receive the appropriate life saving treatment.

Through the coming weeks please think of others and help us all get through these unprecedented times.

Take care

Roy Humphrey

Chairman ACU Ltd
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Look at the bright side of this. New set of boomers is on their way Smile


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Well nothing I am doing is against the intent of the isolation order, as I will go alone. If I do ride with others, we will...
Well nothing I am doing is against the intent of the isolation order, as I will go alone. If I do ride with others, we will drive separately.
SwingHard wrote:
And they Will Know if you have a buddy in the back seat! [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/03/20/411731/s1200_Screenshot_20200320_083148_Facebook.jpg[/img]
And they Will Know if you have a buddy in the back seat!
I tried up voting this but she hit the limit. I think all us dirtbikers can relate in somehow and someway to this picture. Dont know why but itsin our blood.
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3/21/2020 3:42am
We cant even get people to post threads in the correct subthread group * *cough cough this one cough** let alone an entire country to quarantine itself. Not sure why you're acting surprised.
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I don't know where to put this but I just had to share it cause it fucken rules
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3/21/2020 4:38am Edited Date/Time 3/21/2020 4:50am
1. Why don't we call the 1918 influenza pandemic ( up to 100 million dead in various estimates) an American virus, or Alabama virus?
Or Zika virus as an Brasilian virus?
Or swine flu as an Mexican flu?

Because that would be discrimination of nations and not appropriate.

For those, who didn't know
Source: Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_flu

There have been statements that the epidemic originated in the United States. Historian Alfred W. Crosby stated in 2003 that the flu originated in Kansas,[21] and popular author John Barry described Haskell County, Kansas, as the point of origin in his 2004 article.[11] It has also been stated by historian Santiago Mata in 2017 that, by late 1917, there had already been a first wave of the epidemic in at least 14 US military camps.[22]





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This is why we can't have nice things. Please stay minimize going out people. It's going to get much worse.
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greenmx5 wrote:
You have Karen down the road who has enough toilet paper for the rest of the year and still waiting in line to get more, meanwhile...
You have Karen down the road who has enough toilet paper for the rest of the year and still waiting in line to get more, meanwhile the average person like myself has 3 rolls left and might actually need it soon. If all else fails I'll just have to shower after every shit. I don't mind. Signs everywhere saying 2 gallons of milk per person. Do people realize milk goes bad after a while? People really don't know how to plan on getting supplies to last them for a few weeks. Everyone's in a mode of just panic and not using their fucking heads. We've failed the crisis test so far as a general whole.
NvHermit wrote:
I'm pretty good at being prepared since I get snowed in sometimes for 4 months at a time. You can freeze milk
Snowed in for 4 months? Yikes
3/21/2020 10:47am
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Team dg byron?..if so...hello
@dssmith Yes sir. I hope you are holding up well. Cheers bud!
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3/21/2020 10:49am
jemcee wrote:
I don't know where to put this but I just had to share it cause it fucken rules
I don't know where to put this but I just had to share it cause it fucken rules
Soooo good!
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3/21/2020 2:21pm
I was looking at buying a part but the seller is in CA is stuff getting shipped out from private sellers?
3/21/2020 3:34pm
I was looking at buying a part but the seller is in CA is stuff getting shipped out from private sellers?
I shipped a part yesterday. Shipping is considered an "essential service"
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The Florida National Guard, in an email to WFTV, has confirmed more than 1,000 National Guardsmen are responding to the COVID-19 crisis at the orders of Gov. DeSantis. They are preparing to expand their support of community based testing sites in Miami-Dade and Orange (Orlando) counties.

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