According to reports, Instagram videos posted by former Miss California Carrie Prejean Boller show her paying people to break California’s mask mandate.
In one of the videos posted to her page, she is shown giving two elderly maskless women money. “Handing out $5 bills to the regular ones not complying with tyranny,” the caption read.
In 2009, Boller made headlines when she stood against gay marriage while competing in Donald Trump’s Miss USA pageant.
“One of my favorite moments of today … Head over to my stories for more muzzle-free patrolling happening around San Diego,” Boller captioned another video of two women ripping their masks off inside a store.
These clips are just among the many anti-mask messages posted on social media in recent weeks.
“Tomorrow, when you go to school unmasked, your heart’s gonna be racing, and you’re gonna be nervous. But I want you to know you’re doing the right thing. Don’t ever, ever question it,” she told a young girl who was later pictured holding cash.
“You’re the next Rosa Parks. You’re the next Martin Luther King,” Boller continued, referencing the black civil rights leaders. “This is so important that you stand.”
In many of the videos, Patrice Reynolds, another anti-mask activist, is tagged as part of their “muzzle-free patrol,” giving out cash to maskless wearing Target shoppers.
Boller’s account is filled with various anti-mask and anti-vaccine videos, memes, and pictures. From what it appears, she has been speaking out against masks in other places, too, including conservative rallies and large commercial outlets.
