A registered nurse for DocGo/Ambulnz advised a Project Veritas undercover journalist to “…maybe just go and not say that you’ve been there before. Just give them a different name. Say you have no ID.”
On Thursday, Project Veritas released Part 2 of their series illustrating how homeless and lower-income populations are receiving excessive vaccinations just to get a taxpayer funded $100 gift card.
The new video showed how Project Veritas investigated DocGo/Ambulnz screeners and obtained undercover footage of employees giving advice on how to circumvent rules to obtain gift cards in exchange for excessive vaccinations.
Loading this lets Rumble set cookies and collect data.
View on RumbleIn one case, an administrator for DocGo/Ambulnz said that "…flipping the names and the date of birth" allowed for people to bypass safeguards in the system designed to flag multiple vaccinations.
Later in the video, a registered nurse for DocGo/Ambulnz advised a Project Veritas undercover journalist to "…maybe just go and not say that you’ve been there before. Just give them a different name. Say you have no ID."
A different nurse named Tina said, "Go somewhere where it’s, like, extremely busy. I mean, honestly, I wouldn’t keep putting the vaccine in your body."
DocGo/Ambulnz employees were also recorded by Project Veritas giving anecdotal testimony about how gift cards they distribute are sometimes missing money. "It was in the system that the money was already removed. We’re giving out blank cards."
Libby’s Desk
Commentary and must-reads from Libby’s desk, straight to your inbox.
TPM Newsletter
The Post Millennial’s top stories, delivered to your inbox.
