Two nurses are accused of forging COVID-19 vaccination cards and pocketing more than $1.5 million from the scheme, prosecutors and police said.
AMITYVILLE, Long Island -- Two nurses on Long Island are accused of forging COVID-19 vaccination cards and pocketing more than $1.5 million from the scheme, prosecutors and police said.
DeVuono, a nurse practitioner, and Urraro, a licensed practical nurse, entered the false information into New York state's immunization database, he said. RELATED: Fake COVID vaccine card market booms as mandates grow; what authorities are doing to stop it
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