Kathimerini Greece Newsroom
U.S. authorities have charged two nurses in Long Island, New York, with selling fake vaccination certificates against Covid-19, earning nearly $ 1.5 million from their scheme.
Julie Devono and Marisa Uraro are accused of listing the names of their unvaccinated clients in the State Database of Vaccinated People, charging $220 per adult and $85 per child for their "services," ABC News reported, citing the police and the prosecution.
During the search, police found $900,000 in cash and an accounting record that showed the two had made $ 1.5 million between November 2021 and January 2022 from their criminal activity, according to the U.S. news television network.
The two women were arrested while selling a fake certificate to an undercover agent.
