MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (PNN) - September 22, 2020 - A team of state and federal health workers who were conducting random coronavirus testing in communities across Minnesota, were met by armed residents uninterested in being tested.

There was no violence. But the residents made plain their feelings about being tested.

The incident came to light after at least two Twin Cities-area terrorist pig thug cop departments posted an email from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety on their social media accounts.

“The households are randomly selected so examiners will be out knocking on doors,” the message says. “I am sending this email because a team of Minnesota Department of Health and Center for Disease Control and prevention examiners was recently confronted by a group of armed citizens while out in a neighborhood.”

When confronted by the armed group, the team simply turned around and walked away and were not followed, according to a spokesman.

It’s good that some people are beginning to push back against this. It will be better when more people do so. Not with violence, but by making it clear that violence will be answered, should it come to that.