Pediatric nurse from Amityville pleads guilty to forging COVID-19 vaccination cards for money
As News 12 has reported, Julie Devuono and her company made more than $1 million in the scheme.
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Sep 16, 2023, 2:25 AM
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Updated 315 days ago
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yesterdayA pediatric nurse from Amityville pleaded guilty to forging COVID-19 vaccination cards for money.
As News 12 has reported, Julie Devuono and her company made more than $1 million in the scheme.
Prosecutors say Devuono used the money to pay off her home.
Devuono also pleaded guilty to money laundering and writing painkiller prescriptions for herself using the names of relatives.
