Lancaster man accused of helping immigrants on driver's license tests
Headline from The Sentinel (Carlisle)
Angelo Carrion, 66, charged immigrants to furnish them with correct answers to get learner’s permits and ultimately secure their licenses, according to an affidavit.
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Angelo Carrion, 66, charged immigrants to furnish them with correct answers to get learner’s permits and ultimately secure their licenses, according to an affidavit.
Authorities say a former Pennsylvania Department of Transportation employee is accused of charging immigrants up to $350 to help them pass the knowledge test so they could ultimately obtain driver’s
A state employee in Pennsylvania allegedly charged immigrants money to help them pass their driver's license tests. The man claims his motive was to help them.
Angelo Carrion, 66, charged immigrants to furnish them with correct answers to get learner's permits and ultimately secure their licenses, according to an affidavit.
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