Long Island ‘homemaker’ forged vaccine proof for middle schoolers, pretended to be medical professional: officials

Source: New York Post

A Long Island “homemaker” forged proof that a group of middle school kids had been vaccinated and forged the signatures of health care providers, state officials said. Stephanie Mills, of Coram, was busted Tuesday for falsifying the vaccination records of eight Middle Country Central School District children, getting slapped with 17 felonies — one for each record she allegedly forged, the state Department of Health said. Mills — who is not a health care provider — forged the vaccine records by creating and filing bogus forms that claimed they had received their required shots, officials said.