Police have warned Australians in the popular holiday destination of the Gold Coast that any attempts to use fake COVID-19 vaccination certificates will not be tolerated. Queensland Police Service (QPS) told the Gold Coast Bulletin that once the health order comes into force on Dec. 17, any person who attempts to use fraudulent vaccine certificates to get into venues required to check for the vaccine status could face up to 6 months in prison. “Police are aware of people posting information online as to how to falsely share vaccination certificates,” QPS said in a statement on Wednesday. “Anyone who tries to exploit new compliance measures by falsifying their own information is putting others at risk.” From Dec. 17, the state of Queensland requires a wide range of businesses to verify the vaccination status of their patrons. Most hospitality and entertainment venues will be prohibited under law from allowing unvaccinated people …