Tennessee will stop providing COVID-19 patient data to law enforcement, first responders

Name: Tennessee will stop providing COVID-19 patient data to law enforcement, first responders
Uploaded: 2020-05-28T00:37:12+00:00
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Description: The state says it will stop providing the names of patients who've tested positive for the virus, effective Sunday, May 31.

Video Credit: NewsChannel 5 Nashville - Duration: 02:26s - Published on May 28, 2020

Tennessee will stop providing COVID-19 patient data to law enforcement, first responders

The state says it will stop providing the names of patients who've tested positive for the virus, effective Sunday, May 31.

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Tennessee will stop providing COVID-19 patient data to law enforcement, first responders

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