Even Surgeon General Jerome Adams can’t keep all the COVID rules straight. The guy who, back in March, emphatically told us to stop buying masks because they don’t work, was cited for breaking coronavirus rules in Hawaii.
Adams, who was helping out with a spike of cases on the island this summer, received the citation dated Aug 23, for congregating in a park that was closed to the public during the pandemic to prevent crowded gatherings, Axios first reported.
“Observed ADAMS in Kualoa Regional Park with two other males standing, looking at the view taking pictures,” wrote the officer who ticketed the federal official.
The park, located on Oahu’s northeastern coast, is known for its views of the unique, cone-shaped Mokolii island.
Adams allegedly told the officer he didn’t know the park was closed.
“ADAMS stated he is visiting here to work with the governor for COVID,” the officer wrote. “ADAMS stated he did not know the parks were closed and could not be there.”
He has a court date for the citation scheduled for Oct. 21.

I cannot believe the park officer had the balls, and quite frankly, lack of brains to cite the U.S. Surgeon General.
LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP!
Just kidding, y’all. This is a ridiculous waste of time and resources. Public parks in the open air should never be closed to begin with. But, the party of SCIENCE, apparently believes otherwise.
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