Jia Liu, a former Marine Corps reservist, was sentenced to 21 months in prison on Friday after pleading guilty to selling fake COVID-19 vaccination cards to unvaccinated individuals during the COVID-19 pandemic. Liu is now officially entering the “find out” phase of life… https://twitter.com/NYDailyNews/status/1776392394012844250 The 28-year-old conducted the fake COVID-19 vax card scheme with 29-year-old Steven Rodriguez, a Long Island nurse. Rodriguez was previously sentenced to 30 months in prison last year. Related: Bar Owner Busted For Selling Fake Vax Cards Liu and Rodriquez were charged with distributing over 300 stolen or false COVID-19 vaccination cards and falsely entering over 70 individuals in the government’s immunization databases. From the Justice Dept:
Liu specifically targeted the armed forces and their attempts to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.
From approximately August 2021 or earlier, the defendant created and distributed false COVID-19 Vaccination Cards to members of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve to help them evade its vaccination requirements.
Liu boasted to a co-conspirator on an encrypted messaging app: “you have no idea how many documents I have faked in my usmc (United States Marine Corps) career.”
Liu has already been ordered to serve four months in prison for his role in the January 6 invasion of the Capitol Building. https://twitter.com/Newsday/status/1776444766714020290 (h/t JoeMyGod)
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