Two nurses in Long Island, United Statesโปรโมชั่นของ SLOTXOConsole Slot Machine – The console slot is designed to be more comfortable for the player by tilting the device towards the player. are accused of issuing false COVID-19 vaccine cards and entering false vaccination information into a state database. In a scam that made more than 1.5 million dollars (about 50 million baht) revealed by prosecutors.
Julia Devuono, 49, owner and operator at Wild Child Pediatric Healthcare in Amityville, and her employee Marissa Urraro. Arrested on Thursday (Jan. 27)
A statement released by the Suffolk County District Attorney's office on Friday said the women were charged with one count of document forgery, while Devuono faced additional charges. in the offense of submitting a document for entering false information
Prosecutors said Devuono, a practicing nurse and Urraro, a licensed practice nurse. get the covid-19 vaccine Vaccination and syringe certification from the New York State Department of Health. But they forged a vaccination card for a person who was a detective in disguise at least once, even though the detective had never vaccinated.
Devuono and Urraro are also accused of entering false information into the database of New York State's vaccination tracking system.
They charged $220 for adults and $85 for children for false vaccination certificates, prosecutors said.
Law enforcement agents were able to seize $900,000 in cash during a raid on Devuono's home, as well as a financial transaction booklet which shows evidence that the two made more than $1.5 million. Between November 2021 and January 2022
Barry Mark Smolovitz, Devuono's attorney. It was revealed Monday morning (Jan. 31) that the client was sued together with her employee. and both insisted on denying their guilt. Urraro's lawyers urged: "The allegations should not overshadow the dedication to hard work for the children. and the elders of Ms Urraro in medicine."
