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A San Antonio man falsely claimed on social media that he had paid a person infected with COVID-19 to lick items at a grocery store, authorities said.

A San Antonio man falsely claimed on social media that he had paid a person infected with COVID-19 to lick items at a grocery store, authorities said.

Prosecutors said the man posted two threatening messages on Facebook, falsely claiming he paid someone infected with COVID-19 to "lick items at grocery stores" "to scare people away" from the businesses.

Prosecutors said the man posted two threatening messages on Facebook, falsely claiming he paid someone infected with COVID-19 to "lick items at grocery stores" "to scare people away" from the businesses.

Contrary to popular conspiracy theories, COVID-19 is not a hoax, and definitely isn't something to joke about.

A San Antonio man falsely claimed on social media that he had paid a person infected with COVID-19 to lick items at a grocery store, authorities said.

A San Antonio man falsely claimed on social media that he had paid a person infected with COVID-19 to lick items at a grocery store, authorities said.

Prosecutors said the man posted two threatening messages on Facebook, falsely claiming he paid someone infected with COVID-19 to "lick items at grocery stores" "to scare people away" from the businesses.

Prosecutors said the man posted two threatening messages on Facebook, falsely claiming he paid someone infected with COVID-19 to "lick items at grocery stores" "to scare people away" from the businesses.

Prosecutors said the man posted two threatening messages on Facebook, falsely claiming he paid someone infected with COVID-19 to "lick items at grocery stores" "to scare people away" from the businesses.