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2 New York nurses allegedly made $1 5 million off fake vaccination cards

Julie DeVuono, the owner of Wild Child Pediatric Healthcare in Amityville, and her employee, Marissa Urraro, are both charged with felony forgery.

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US nurses charged with earning $1 5M by selling fake vaccine cards

Two nurses on Long Island have been charged with selling fake COVID-19 vaccination cards and collecting more than $1.5 million, prosecutors and police have announced.

Suffolk countyNew yorkUnited statesLong islandMarissa urraroRodney harrisonRaymond tierneyMichael alberJulie devuonoNew york postSuffolk county policeWild child pediatric healthcareMiss urraroSuffolk county district attorney raymond tierneyLong islandNew york

US nurses charged with earning $1 5M by selling fake vaccine cards

Two nurses on Long Island have been charged with selling fake COVID-19 vaccination cards and collecting more than $1.5 million, prosecutors and police have announced.

Suffolk countyNew yorkUnited statesLong islandMarissa urraroRodney harrisonRaymond tierneyMichael alberJulie devuonoNew york postSuffolk county policeWild child pediatric healthcareMiss urraroSuffolk county district attorney raymond tierneyLong islandNew york

US nurses charged with earning $1 5M by selling fake vaccine cards

Two nurses on Long Island have been charged with selling fake COVID-19 vaccination cards and collecting more than $1.5 million, prosecutors and police have announced.

Suffolk countyNew yorkUnited statesLong islandMarissa urraroRodney harrisonRaymond tierneyMichael alberJulie devuonoNew york postSuffolk county policeWild child pediatric healthcareMiss urraroSuffolk county district attorney raymond tierneyLong islandNew york

US nurses charged with earning $1 5M by selling fake vaccine cards

Two nurses on Long Island have been charged with selling fake COVID-19 vaccination cards and collecting more than $1.5 million, prosecutors and police have announced.

Suffolk countyNew yorkUnited statesLong islandMarissa urraroRodney harrisonRaymond tierneyMichael alberJulie devuonoNew york postSuffolk county policeWild child pediatric healthcareMiss urraroSuffolk county district attorney raymond tierneyLong islandNew york

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