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The federal government rejected accusations against a UTAH plastic surgeon on Saturday accused of having thrown COVVI-19 COVID-19 vaccines, giving children salt blows instead of the vaccine and by selling rigged vaccination cards.
The American prosecutor General Pam Bondi said in an article on the X social media platform that the accusations against Dr. Michael Kirk Moore, of Midvale, Utah, were dismissed in his direction.
Moore and other accused experienced up to 35 years in prison after being accused of a conspiracy to defraud the government; conspiracy to convert, sell, transmit and eliminate government property; And help and encourage these efforts. The accusations were brought when Joe Biden was president.
“Dr. Moore gave his patients a choice when the federal government refused to do so,” Bondi wrote. “He did not deserve the years in prison which he was confronted. It ends today.”
Felice John Viti, Utah American lawyer, filed the request on Saturday, saying that “such a dismissal is in the interest of justice”.
The trial began on Monday in Salt Lake City with selection of the jury. It had to last 15 days.
Messages sent to the United States Ministry of Justice, the Viti office in Salt Lake City and Moore was not immediately returned on Saturday.
A great federal jury on January 11, 2023, rendered an indictment against Moore, his Plastic Surgery Institute of Utah Inc., other associated with the clinic and a neighbor of Moore. The indictment allegedly allegedly allegedly $ 28,000 in government vaccine doses provided by the government were destroyed.
They were also accused of having provided fraudulently filled vaccination file cards for more than 1,900 doses of the vaccine in exchange for a species or a donation to a specified charitable organization.
The government also allegedly alleged that some children had received salt blows, at the request of their parents, so minors thought they were obtaining the vaccine.
The secretary of health, Robert Kennedy Jr., a main anti-Vaccin activist before becoming the best health official in the country, published his support for Moore in April, saying on X that Moore “deserves a medal for his courage and his commitment to cure!”
During his confirmation hearings in January, Kennedy repeatedly refused to recognize the scientific consensus that infant vaccines do not cause autism and that COVVI-19 vaccines saved millions of lives.
In an X follow -up position on Saturday, Bondi said that the Republican representative of Georgia Marjorie Taylor Greene had brought the case to her attention.
