Alicante Traffic Police uncovered two cases of fraud in the theoretical exams for obtaining a driver’s license and arrested two people and fined three more for irregularities detected in the exams. On the one hand, two citizens of Senegalese origin were arrested in Alicante. forgery of document One of the alleged perpetrators in a classroom left to the General Directorate of Traffic in Dénia present the other’s identity document imitating him in the exam. On the other hand, the Civil Guards accused three other people of Moroccan origin of trying to derp. using electronic devices to copy During another of these exams at a venue in Alicante.
This last case occurred on 7 July. Classrooms of the Pla de La Vallonga industrial zone in Alicante. Three men, aged 23, 28, and 32, were caught trying to pass the theory test using electronic telecommunications devices. tools hidden under clothing and they let Get answers to questions.
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The intervened devices consisted of a mobile data receiver connected to a video micro-camera and a vibration receiver from which they received exam test answers.
agents Traffic Group Investigation Group of the Alicante Civil Guard (GIAT) They became suspicious of the conduct of these applicants and, after confirming the use of these prohibited devices in conducting such tests, sanctioned three persons for very serious violations of the Traffic, Vehicle Roaming and Road Safety Act.
The violation means that the exam they have taken is declared invalid and punished with a fine of up to 500 euros for up to six months without being able to take the exam to obtain a driver’s license.
On the other hand, the Civil Guard Traffic Group Investigation Group arrested two people, aged 22 and 39, on 3 July in Alicante on charges of forgery. The 39-year-old introduced himself with an ID that didn’t belong to him and tried to impersonate the 22-year-old to take the driver’s license theory test. The theoretical examination was held in the classroom transferred to Dénia University on 24 May. Alicante Provincial Directorate of Traffic taking theoretical exams to get a driver’s license.
The Civil Guard reminds that the crime of falsifying the document regulated in Articles 390 to 399 of the Penal Code imposes penalties ranging from two months to six years in prison. Transactions carried out by agents referred to the Dénia sentry court