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New Yorker faces up to 7 years in prison for counterfeiting COVID-19 vaccination card

'05.10.2021'

Nurgul Sultanova-Chetin

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A man from Madison County, New York was arrested on October 1. His employer said he tried to use a fake Covid-19 vaccine card. Syracuse.

Devin R. Kemp, 24, of Eton, has been accused of using forged document second degree. The charge is a Class D felony.

The Department of Health's Vaccine Complaints Investigation Team contacted law enforcement on September 27. Prior to this, a private company in Marcy reported that Kemp had provided his employer with a fake vaccination card. Police declined to name the company that reported Kemp.

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Kemp was taken to the Oneida County Public Safety Building to be indicted.

According to the New York State Unified Court System, if convicted, Kemp faces at least a suspended sentence without jail time, and a maximum of up to seven years in prison.