Second person in Texas may have Ebola

Dallas County Sheriff's Department Sgt. Michael Monnig had contact with Ebola carrier Duncan. He admitted himself to a Frisco TX CareNow clinic.
www.nbcdfw.com...

www.wfaa.com...
: "Initial reports from the urgent care facility indicated the patient had direct contact with the Dallas 'patient zero'; however, Frisco firefighter-paramedics now report the patient says he had contact with the apartment and family members related to the Dallas 'patient zero' prior to the apartment being decontaminated," said city of Frisco spokesperson Dana Baird.

The deputy had been ordered to go inside the unit with officials to get a quarantine order signed. No one who went inside the unit that day wore protective gear."

The US Gobermnt lies to it's people and states that it is not an airborne virus.
Lies, lies, lies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Several studies indicate that it can be infectious by air: The Canadian study, The Australian Dept of Defense and the Reston NY Ebola Lab breakdown!!!

The world as we know has now changed forever.

When I read he was a police officer I thought not good, how many other civil servants are now spreading it?

From the article:

"He's doing exactly basically what we told him to do: If at any time you don't feel well, go seek some medical attention," Dyer said. "I'm being told that he's not exhibiting classic signs of the Ebola virus. It's just a matter that he doesn't feel well, and because he had contact with Mr. Duncan's apartment, they're taking every precaution."

Hopefully it's not Ebola related.

Wow!

Now everybody has Ebola.

you better StaY inside oR you wiLl get it 2.

LOL.

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originally posted by: Elton
From the article:

"He's doing exactly basically what we told him to do: If at any time you don't feel well, go seek some medical attention," Dyer said. "I'm being told that he's not exhibiting classic signs of the Ebola virus. It's just a matter that he doesn't feel well, and because he had contact with Mr. Duncan's apartment, they're taking every precaution."

Hopefully it's not Ebola related.

Yep. They're using prudence and that is actually what they should be doing. The guy didn't feel good. He's getting checked. This isn't even a confirmation of Ebola. He's just not feeling well and getting checked out. I'd advise waiting for the actual results of many of the people that are going to be tested as many of them are likely going to be tested to be on the safe side and come out of it with a big old negative test result.

Better to be safe than sorry.

So he went inside a contaminated apartment to serve a quarantine order???? Was he part of Judge Clay Jenkins' clueless brigade?

What part of 'quarantine' do these people not understand?

And obviously the family wasn't clear on the concept either, if they then went to the store and sent one or more kids to school.

And now another person that had traveled from Ebola ravaged Liberia, is at a Los Angles Hospital!
ktla.com...

a reply to: WhiteAlice
www.wfaa.com...

"FRISCO — Crews transported a patient exhibiting "signs and symptoms of Ebola" from a Frisco CareNow clinic to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas."

He appears to be a picture of health ayy?

originally posted by: signalfire
So he went inside a contaminated apartment to serve a quarantine order???? Was he part of Judge Clay Jenkins' clueless brigade?

What part of 'quarantine' do these people not understand?

And obviously the family wasn't clear on the concept either, if they then went to the store and sent one or more kids to school.

As the story states,"The deputy had been ordered to go inside the unit with officials to get a quarantine order signed. No one who went inside the unit that day wore protective gear."

originally posted by: Violater1
a reply to: WhiteAlice
www.wfaa.com...

"FRISCO — Crews transported a patient exhibiting "signs and symptoms of Ebola" from a Frisco CareNow clinic to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas."



He appears to be a picture of health ayy?

That guy looks like the poster child for one of Wilford Brimley's "diabeetus" supply commercials.

a reply to: IamAbeliever

Showing your age a bit there lol. Gave me a chuckle though.

a reply to: Violater1

Hard to say if he looks like a picture of health because most of his body is being covered, quite appropriately given the situation. It's called using caution and I'm glad they transported him in that manner as it's smart. Like I said, whether the man has Ebola or not is up to the test results, but if they think there is the slightest chance that he has Ebola, wouldn't you prefer him to look like that instead of being transported with no precaution at all?

originally posted by: WhiteAlice

originally posted by: Elton
From the article:

"He's doing exactly basically what we told him to do: If at any time you don't feel well, go seek some medical attention," Dyer said. "I'm being told that he's not exhibiting classic signs of the Ebola virus. It's just a matter that he doesn't feel well, and because he had contact with Mr. Duncan's apartment, they're taking every precaution."

Hopefully it's not Ebola related.

Yep. They're using prudence and that is actually what they should be doing. The guy didn't feel good. He's getting checked. This isn't even a confirmation of Ebola. He's just not feeling well and getting checked out. I'd advise waiting for the actual results of many of the people that are going to be tested as many of them are likely going to be tested to be on the safe side and come out of it with a big old negative test result.

Better to be safe than sorry.

Agreed, but shouldnt "better safe than sorry" mean they wear protective gear when entering the apartment of a known ebola case?? I have no confidence the US is being cautious, what with the sloppiness of how this case was handled, the lack of proper screening at airports. In the end it will be the US that causes the global pandemic to get out of control not west africa.

originally posted by: WhiteAlice
a reply to: Violater1

Hard to say if he looks like a picture of health because most of his body is being covered, quite appropriately given the situation. It's called using caution and I'm glad they transported him in that manner as it's smart. Like I said, whether the man has Ebola or not is up to the test results, but if they think there is the slightest chance that he has Ebola, wouldn't you prefer him to look like that instead of being transported with no precaution at all?

I would prefer to see him in a Bio Lvl 4 suit, or containment tube, therefore, not seeing him at all.

.........why the hell did he go to a clinic ?

Call the friggin hospital or someone and tell them youre showing signs and you had contact with someone

Dont go to a damn facility and subject people in the waiting room to your death virus........Christ on a Cracker......

Also I like how hes all covered up except the lower half of his body lol.......

Who the hell goes into a bio-hazard zone wearing no protection..........

The people who worked with this virus in labs wear friggin space suits and these people in Dallas are strutting around like its a mild case of coodies..........

The hell is wrong with people.

Who pays for their emergency bills?

a reply to: Violater1

That would be useful if Ebola were airborne but as it's not shown to be airborne (it'd frankly be a lot worse if it were), then such measures aren't necessary.

a reply to: violet

Did the local authorities make mistakes with Duncan? Absolutely. I never said they didn't; what I observed was that they were being more prudent and appropriately so. Seems to me that you think that they will continue to make mistakes even after the picture showing a nearly covered head to toe possible infected man. I see an improved response process.

To err is human, to forgive is divine.

originally posted by: WhiteAlice
a reply to: violet

Did the local authorities make mistakes with Duncan? Absolutely. I never said they didn't; what I observed was that they were being more prudent and appropriately so. Seems to me that you think that they will continue to make mistakes even after the picture showing a nearly covered head to toe possible infected man. I see an improved response process.

To err is human, to forgive is divine.

Its not something one should make errors with is my point. So they cover him up for a photo moment with the press. Of course they do, now. Honestly, its disgraceful to see how lacsidaisical they are being with this. It just does not Iinstill confidence and puts ALL of us at risk who don't even live in Dallas. If you think that's ok then that is your choice. Its not ok.

Yes I do think they will continue to screw up. Its only a matter of time before we hear how they allowed a hundred or so into your airports that infected thousands around the world. Then that will turn into millions.
And how long before news comes out that it isn't just this deputy in Dallas ? If they even divulge the info. Word is, there's more.

originally posted by: WhiteAlice
a reply to: Violater1

That would be useful if Ebola were airborne but as it's not shown to be airborne (it'd frankly be a lot worse if it were), then such measures aren't necessary.

Really?
Really!!
Air transmission of Ebola has already been proved by the Canadian Study in 2012!
And the Measures Are Necessary!
That is why Dr B , the first pt to be transported to the U.S.. is in a bio hazard suit!


That is why the Second US Ebola aid worker was transported in a Bio Hazard Suit!


And, that is why the Spanish Priest/ MD was transported in a Bio Hazard Tube!!!!!!!!!!!!


You refuse to believe in the facts!
Do The Research! Read it!
And review the other OP's here on ATS.
Either way, I'm done with you. Troll else where.