Former Long Island nurse faces major penalty in fake COVID vaccine card scheme
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A former Long Island nurse has been ordered to pay a record $544,000 civil fine for selling fake COVID-19 vaccine cards and falsifying vaccination records.
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“This is the largest civil penalty imposed for vaccination fraud in the Department of Health's 125-year history,” State Health Commissioner Dr. James McDonald said of the massive $544,000 fine.
A former New York pediatric nurse who built a $1.5 million empire selling fake COVID-19 vaccination cards has been hit with a historic $544,000 civil penalty by New York state authorities. Julie DeVuono, 53, the former owner of Wild Child Pediatric Center in Amityville, received the massive fine fro…
A former Long Island nurse has been ordered to pay a record $544,000 civil fine for selling fake COVID-19 vaccine cards and falsifying vaccination records.
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