Guadalajara resident Alfredo Salazar has tried to be very careful since social distancing came into play in Guadalajara, even using the optimal type of mask and at times isolating himself from family members who felt ill. Salazar, after all, is 65 years old and suffers some conditions that put him at risk of dying from Coronavirus.
So he is dismayed because, on three recent occasions when picking up his teenage daughter from the restaurant where she works nights, he has been stopped by the city’s traffic police, known as Transito, and made to take a breathalyzer test.
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