Coronavirus Latest: Third Baltimore County Officer Tests Positive For COVID-19 Over The Weekend, 30 Total Officers Quarantining
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TOWSON, MD. (WJZ) -- A third Baltimore County officer tested positive over the weekend for the coronavirus.
The first officer tested positive on March 27, and the second did on March 30.
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There are now 30 Baltimore County police officers in quarantine. Over 4,000 people in Maryland have tested positive for the virus, and over 90 people have died.
Gov. Hogan issued a "stay-at-home" executive order, directing all people to stay home unless there is an "essential" reason to do so including essential work and certain activities.
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