Reporter at President’s Tulsa rally tests positive for COVID-19

The Associated Press - June 27, 2020 11:54 am

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A journalist who covered the President’s rally in Tulsa on Saturday says that he has tested positive for COVID-19.

Oklahoma Watch reporter Paul Monies said on Twitter he was notified Friday of his positive test result. This comes after news that several campaign staffers who worked the event had also tested positive.

Monies said he was inside the BOK Center in Tulsa for about six hours on Saturday during the President’s rally. Monies said he was wearing a mask and mostly following social distancing guidelines. Monies was never near the President and spent most of the time around other journalists. He said that an epidemiologist who contacted him said it’s difficult to determine exactly when he contracted the virus.

 

Latest Stories

SECRET SERVICE DIRECTOR STEPS DOWN AFTER ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT AGAINST PRESIDENT TRUMP AT RALLY

The director of the Secret Service is stepping down from her job, according to an email...

Oklahoma City Doctor Convicted for Stealing Drugs Faces up to 72 Years in Prison

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — An Oklahoma City doctor has been convicted of up to 72 years...

LEBRON JAMES SELECTED AS TEAM USA MALE FLAGBEARER FOR PARIS OLYMPICS OPENING CEREMONY

LeBron James wasn’t totally sure what the opening ceremony was all about when he was picked for...