California official threatens criminal investigation into alleged cheating on driver’s tests
- The California Department of Motor Vehicles is investigating potential criminal activity tied to irregularities found in 11,000 of the state's driver's license tests.
- The state's DMV director, Steve Gordon, announced the investigation in a letter sent to State Senate Transportation Committee Chairman Dave Cortese last week, KCRA 3 reports.
- According to the DMV, 11,000 drivers were flagged as having irregularities in their recent driving tests that could be indications of cheating.
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- The California Department of Motor Vehicles is investigating potential criminal activity tied to irregularities found in 11,000 of the state's driver's license tests.
- The state's DMV director, Steve Gordon, announced the investigation in a letter sent to State Senate Transportation Committee Chairman Dave Cortese last week, KCRA 3 reports.
- According to the DMV, 11,000 drivers were flagged as having irregularities in their recent driving tests that could be indications of cheating.
Sources: The Independent