Crime & Safety
FL Couple Presented Fake Vaccination Cards In Hawaii: Report
A Miami Beach couple was arrested after presenting fake COVID-19 vaccination cards in Hawaii for themselves, their children, reports said.
HAWAII — A Miami Beach couple was arrested in Hawaii after presenting fake COVID-19 vaccination cards for themselves and their children Aug. 11.
Through the state’s Safe Travels program, visitors are required to present a vaccination card when arriving in Hawaii to avoid a quarantine period.
The South Florida couple — Enzo Dalmazzo, 43, and Daniela Dalmazzo, 31 — presented their fake documents after arriving in Honolulu, NBC Miami reported.
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An observant airport screener noticed that their children, who were born in 2016 and 2017, were too young to have received the vaccine, reports said.
Only one vaccine brand, Pfizer-BioNTech, has been approved for emergency use in the United States for children 12 and older.
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Both Enzo and Daniela were charged with falsifying a vaccine card. Daniela is facing two additional counts related to the fake documents submitted for their children, reports said.
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