Woman Caught Using Fake Vaccination Card After Spelling Moderna Wrong
Fake it until you make it, but, at least get the spelling right!
One woman visiting Hawaii was arrested for allegedly using a fake vaccine card to fly, and she actually managed to get to Hawaii, but she was apprehended on her way back to the mainland.
The major red flag for officials was a simple error. The woman in question misspelled “Moderna” as “Maderna.”
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Per Forbes, 24-year-old Chloe Mrozak flew to O’ahu on Aug. 23 and investigators were notified about her suspicious document. Police initially couldn’t find her because the hotel reservation information she had given up on her arrival was misleading, however she was caught at the airport on her way back after at the Southwest Airlines departure desk at Daniel K. Inouye international Airport after she was recognized her because of her tattoo.
The fake vaccine card states that Mrozak got both doses of the vaccine in Delaware, by NRA, which records show as non existent.
Following her arrest, Mrozak was held on $2,000 bail on charges that she falsified vaccine documents.
So, before you get any bright ideas, make sure you use grammarly next time!