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In a troubling incident, the owner of a bar in Northern California has been arrested for reportedly selling counterfeit COVID vaccination cards. Authorities allege that the owner, Jake Thompson, was charging patrons $20 each for these fake documents at his establishment, the Rustic Tavern.
As COVID-19 vaccinations become more widely available, with all adults over 16 now eligible, a surge in demand for fraudulent vaccination cards has unfortunately emerged. Following a tip-off about the illegal activity at the Rustic Tavern, agents from the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control conducted an undercover operation. Over several visits in April, they were able to purchase the fraudulent cards, leading to Thompson’s arrest.
Thompson faces serious charges, including felony identity theft, falsifying government documents, and misdemeanor charges for falsifying medical records. During the search of the bar, investigators uncovered evidence related to the distribution of the fake vaccination cards. Reports indicate that one of Thompson’s employees is also under scrutiny for their involvement in selling these counterfeit documents.
San Joaquin County District Attorney, Laura Greene, expressed her disappointment, stating, “It is disheartening to see individuals in our community blatantly disregard public health during a pandemic. Distributing or purchasing fake COVID-19 vaccination cards is illegal and poses a risk to public safety.” The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control is expected to take disciplinary action against the Rustic Tavern, which could include suspension or revocation of its liquor license.
As of now, Thompson has yet to enter a plea. For anyone seeking vaccinations, an excellent resource is available at Vaccines.gov, where you can find locations offering various COVID vaccines at no cost, regardless of insurance.
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Summary
Jake Thompson, a bar owner in Northern California, was arrested for allegedly selling fake COVID vaccination cards. Authorities discovered the illegal activity after an undercover operation. He faces several charges, and the bar may face disciplinary actions, including potential license suspension. For those seeking legitimate vaccines, resources are available to help.
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