A British woman questioning the Covid-19 crisis in the UK was banned from visiting any hospital across the country, except for emergencies, after she repeatedly filmed and shared videos of what she claimed to be “empty wards”.
Hannah Dean, 30, a serial block destroyer and prominent coronavirus denier, was banned from all hospitals in the country after her new ventures over the weekend. On Saturday, she entered the Royal Bournemouth Hospital, wandering for about 10 minutes before being caught by a nurse and being expelled. The next day, she visited Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth.
Footage posted by Dean on Facebook shows her trying to approach the hospital, only to be confronted by a security guard who immediately recognized her.
“What are you doing here, Hannah?” asked the guard. Dean tried to categorically deny that it was her, but had to back off after a brief verbal fight.
The ill-fated visit to the hospital came hours after Dean received an alert, Sussex police said. As she violated the warning the same day it was given, the woman received a stricter notification, forbidding her from visiting any hospital and encouraging others to violate Covid-19 guidelines.
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“On Sunday, the Sussex Police issued a community protection alert for a 30-year-old woman from Fareham that prevents her from going to any hospital except when she has an appointment, is dependent or there is a medical emergency; and not encourage, endorse or incite another person to violate COVID restrictions, ” the police said.
The woman violated the terms of the community protection notice on the same day the order was issued and on Monday she received a community protection notice.
Other violations can result in Dean’s heavy fines of up to £ 2,500 and even a prison sentence if she ignores the community protection notice.
Dean made headlines after repeatedly posting videos from various hospitals and questioning why they weren’t packed to the brink in the pandemic. In early January, she received a £ 200 fixed penalty notice for not having a valid reason for leaving her home during the blockade.
The sentence was issued after she visited the same hospital in Portsmouth, posting another video that purported to show that it was “empty”. Dean’s footage provoked a furious reaction from the hospital’s NHS Trust.
“We remain extremely busy and we are very grateful for all of our wonderful teams that work so hard and for the local communities that support us.” confidence said at the time. Local police were not exactly satisfied with Dean’s behavior, saying his inflammatory videos contributed to the work and even caused “Anguish in the community”.
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