CLEVELAND, Ohio — Hobby Lobby has been “quietly” reopening stores across the nation, including all locations in Ohio, defying orders in several states closing “non-essential” businesses because of the COVID-19 coronavirus, according to reports.

Business Insider reports Hobby Lobby, which primarily sells craft supplies, on Monday reopened all 19 locations in Ohio, even though the state remains under a shelter-in-place order. The company has several locations in Northeast Ohio, including Mentor, Solon, Macedonia, Stow, Fairlawn and Medina.

The company opened 17 of 20 stores in Wisconsin, which also is under a shelter-in-place order. The company has more than 900 stores nationwide. Thirty-two states have enacted shelter-in-place orders, Business Insider reports.

The move brought a police response in West Alllis, Wis., which forced the store to close because it was violating the non-essential business order, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. West Allis Deputy Police Chief Christopher Botsch tells the Journal Sentinel the store closed “without incident.”

A store in Jefferson, Indiana, was open for about an hour on Monday before it was forcibly shut down, WLKY reports. In Colorado, the company again closed all of its stores after a report by KRDO. There are no reports of Ohio locations being forced to close.

Business Insider reports that a recent memo sent to Hobby Lobby managers instructs them on how to talk with local authorities if they’re questioned about why the stores are open. The company declined to comment when contacted by Business Insider.

An unidentified worker from an Ohio location tells Business Insider he has attempted to contact the Ohio Department of Health and Gov. Mike DeWine’s office, but says he has received no response.

“My wife is pretty furious. We’re trying to take care of my mother who had knee surgery and also has multiple sclerosis, which is an autoimmune disease. I don’t want to bring it home and get her infected,” the worker tells Business Insider. “I used to love working for this company, but since this pandemic, I’ve seen how callous and irresponsible it has been.”

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