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HAYS COUNTY, Texas – A man who was detained with his wife for allegedly digging at a Native American burial site in Hays County “aggressively coughed” on deputies and claimed to have coronavirus, according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. A couple trespassing on a Native American burial site had several artifacts in their possession, along with a #BabyYoda glass pipe. When the warden returned to the front of the vehicle, the pipe was no longer on the hood. Officers with the San Marcos Police Department showed up to the scene and took the couple to Hays County Jail. En route to the jail, the man said he had the coronavirus and “aggressively coughed” on the SMPD officers.