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Authorities at the Hawaiian Attorney Generals Office have arrested two more travelers accused of presenting false vaccination cards.
According to officials, Daniela and Enzo Dalmazzo of Miami, Florida, and their two children came to Oahu on Aug. 11.
The two were both arrested in North Shore.
Court documents show that the couple also had false immunization cards for their children –born in 2016 and 2017– who are too young to be vaccinated.
Daniela Dalmazzo was charged with three offenses, including those for her two children, while Enzo Dalmazzo was charged with one count.
A total of $8,000 was cited against them.
They were released after posting bail.
This is not the first time guests have been suspected of avoiding quarantine by using fraudulent vaccination cards. Just last Sunday, a father and son from California were detained.
