Is Jo Rose Arrested? What Did She Do? Defying Vax Mandate Incident New York – Update

Jo Rose, a.k.a. “Jo Speaks Truth,” was arrested tonight after refusing to leave an Applebee’s in Queens, New York because they lacked proof of vaccination.

Jo is a well-known NEW YORK FREEDOM RALLY (NYFR) activist who is best known for leading protestors across the Brooklyn Bridge to Borough Hall and confronting mayor-elect Eric Adams.

The arrests at Applebee’s followed raids on the Cheesecake Factory and Shake Shack by NYFR activists.

In response to vaccine-based segregation, this formally kicks off what will undoubtedly be a wave of civil disobedience in NYC in 2022.

On Tuesday, December 14, NYFR activists were arrested for staging a sit-in at the Cheesecake Factory in Queens. The arrests and the event drew a lot of attention on social media, especially when Twitter user @PatriotTakes started tweeting about it.

The story was picked up elsewhere, with the claim that the demonstrators were detained not because they refused to show proof of vaccination, but because they were rude and cut in front of other customers.

The hashtag “Cheesecake Factory” trended on Twitter after tweets containing video from the sit-in and arrests were seen millions of times.

The stock price of the Cheesecake Factory dropped the next day, and NYFR announced publicly that they would return to the sit-in the next evening at the same location.

Jo Rose is a woman in her twenties. She was born in the Bronx, the daughter of immigrants from the Dominican Republic.

Due to coronavirus restrictions, Rose has been unable to work since October 1.

She believes the vaccine mandate has taken away her ability to work and that she no longer feels free to be in the United States.

Rose was asked why she did not simply give in to “worried leftists” who think she should get vaccinated by Laura Ingraham, an American conservative television personality.

Rose responded by calling the Liberals “hypocritical” for preaching racism and declaring “black lives matter” while failing to support her as a black woman.