When the debit card was declined, she claims the white saleswoman called the police and said there was a customer who had a stolen credit card. Her attorney says Troy police officers arrived, forcefully detained the Lathrup Village resident, snatched her debit card, and threatened her arrest.
Doctors caution against vaccine fear, accusations of racism at Somerset, five-car crash on I-94
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Detroit pivots on vaccines, pleading with community to keep getting shots
News of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine might dampen supply, but the real harm from the U.S. s pause on administering more shots is mistrust of the treatment. It s safe and effective at stopping COVID-19, despite having rare blood clotting side effects reported in six cases.
It s only a precaution, members of the Food and Drug Administration say, and that the vaccine should be offered again in a matter of days.
While the vaccine supply might take a hit, it s the mistrust of the Johnson & Johnson treatment stemming from the pause that might create bigger issues in the country s effort to inoculate enough citizens.