Report: Former chef says Bucs' Antonio Brown purchased fake COVID-19 vaccine card
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A report from the Tampa Bay Times says Buccaneers receiver Antonio Brown provided the team and the NFL a fake COVID-19 vaccine card, according to Brown's former live-in chef, to whom Brown owes $10,000.
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A report from the Tampa Bay Times says Buccaneers receiver Antonio Brown provided the team and the NFL a fake COVID-19 vaccine card, according to Brown's former live-in chef, to whom Brown owes $10,000.
Bucs wide receiver Antonio Brown is accused of paying for a fake COVID-19 vaccination card by a former live-in chef, who also says the player owes him $10,000.
By David Close, CNN Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown has been accused of owning fake Covid-19 vaccination cards in an attempt to usurp NFL protocols. The accusations are made by Steven Ruiz, Brown’s former at-home chef in a Tampa Bay Times exclusive report.
A former employee said Antonio Brown provided the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a fake vaccine card this summer, but his lawyer and the team denied the allegation.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown is back in the spotlight, accused of obtaining a fake Covid-19 vaccination card to evade NFL protocols.
