The Method that Put Drivers Back on the Road with Negative Results: Lawyer Arrested on Suspicion of Forging Documents
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A lawyer from Tira in his 60s who practices traffic law has been arrested on suspicion of being involved in a scheme that allowed drivers who had been disqualified from driving to continue on the road. The lawyer forged documents intended to create a false representation that the drivers had surrendered their licenses and served their disqualification period - but in reality continued to drive.
A dramatic arrest was made this morning (Sunday) in the Central District: A lawyer in his 60s, a resident of Tira, was arrested on suspicion of systematically forging documents intended to allow drivers whose licenses had been revoked to continue driving illegally. The arrest came after a lengthy undercover investigation conducted by the Central District's Fraud and Cyber Crime Unit. The lawyer, who represents clients in the traffic field, is su…
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