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- Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the plans for checkpoints on Wednesday morning and they were not due to begin until Thursday
- Photos taken by DailyMail.com on Wednesday night show sheriff's officers at the Goethals Bridge toll plaza between New Jersey and Staten Island
- They scanned drivers' plates and pulled people over at random to ask them where they had been
- De Blasio sternly warned those flouting would face fines of up to $10,000
- But it remains unclear how the 14-day quarantine will actually be enforced once people pass the checkpoints
- On Wednesday, contact tracers at de Blasio's press conference said they'd be reaching people by phone
- The online form that people are required to fill out when they reenter NY asks if travelers will consent to receiving texts from the government
- If travelers say their final destination is not New York, they are not required to give an address
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