Camden Man Spits on Multiple Police Officers to Spread His Coronavirus

Anthony McKee, 31, Camden, was charged yesterday, April 13, by the Camden Police with spitting on officers and claiming he had COVID-19 after he was arrested in a domestic incident. While McKee was seated in the rear of a marked police vehicle and officers were attempting to speak to him through the an open window, McKee allegedly spat on two officers and the vehicle. He allegedly stated that he had the coronavirus and that the officers were going to get it. McKee was transported to Cooper University Hospital for testing. While at the hospital, he allegedly spat on another police officer. McKee is charged with two counts of terroristic threats during an emergency (2nd degree), two counts of throwing bodily fluid at an officer (4th degree), criminal mischief (4th degree), disorderly conduct, and two violations of the emergency orders.

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