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Authorities are investigating a vaccine card scam that raked a staggering $1.5 million from the victims. Two nurses were accused and a New York Police Department officer is currently under probe for his alleged involvement in the scheme.
Two nurses from Long Island reportedly amassed $1.5 million selling fake Wuhan coronavirus vaccination cards. According to The Washington Post, nurses Julie DeVuono and Marissa Urraro were arrested last week and charged
Two nurses on New York’s Long Island are being charged with forging COVID-19 vaccination cards and entering the fake jabs in the state’s database.
Julie DeVuono and Marissa Urrao allegedly sold vaccination cards that were obtained through DeVuono's health care practice in Long Island.
Two Long Island nurses were arrested this week after investigators uncovered a COVID-19 vaccine card fraud scheme in which they made millions selling bogus vaccine cards, and then entering false information into the state vaccine database. | Pulse Ghana