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Friday, May 3
Author: PapaLinc
Two Long Island nurses were arrested this week after investigators uncovered a COVID-19 vaccine card fraud scheme in which they made millions selling bogus vaccine cards, and then entering false information into the state vaccine database. Julie DeVuono, a 49-year-old pediatric nurse practitioner, and Marissa Urraro, a 44-year-old licensed practical nurse, were arrested Thursday for second-degree forgery, a felony, according to court records. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat signed a law in December making it illegal to falsify vaccine records. DeVuono was also charged with “offering a false instrument for filing,” a felony. She used her practice, Wild Child…