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Two current and two former Massachusetts State Police troopers are among six charged in connection with an alleged conspiracy to give passing scores to
REHOBOTH -- Two state troopers charged in federal court with a local man in an alleged scam to issue commercial driver’s licenses to unqualified applicants in exchange for gifts were
Sergeant Gary Cederquist and Trooper Joel Rogers were indicted with four other men Tuesday and charged with running a scheme that officials say resulted in more than two dozen people getting commercial licenses without passing required tests.
Two current and two former Massachusetts State Police troopers and two civilians are facing charges in an alleged scheme to give commercial driver’s licenses to people who didn’t earn them.
Troopers described some commercial driver's license applicants as “a mess,” “an idiot,” or “brain dead.” But they still passed them on tests in exchange for gifts, prosecutors say.