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Bozeman police monitoring protests outside health officer’s home

by Ted Wolfson
January 1, 2021
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BOZEMAN, Mont. – Bozeman police said officers are monitoring protesters who are outside health officer Matt Kelley’s house and calling for him to resign over coronavirus restrictions. Monday marked the 12th day that protesters had shown up in front of Kelley’s house in Bozeman claiming that restrictions meant to stem the spread of the coronavirus are unconstitutional. Kelley’s order, the health board’s directives and Gov. Steve Bullock’s restrictions related to coronavirus all reference state law that allows them to implement measures to curtail emergencies like contagious diseases.

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