A man from the Republic of Moldova has been detained by the CNA for influence peddling, suspected of having requested 2500 euros to facilitate the obtaining of a driver's license.
Liviu Brăteanu
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CNA officers caught a man in the act, suspected of influence peddling in the case of perfecting a driver's license. He allegedly asked for 2500 euros, claiming that he could influence employees of the Registration Office in Bălți to ensure the successful support of the necessary tests. After receiving the money, the man was detained, and following a search, the amounts received were confiscated. He was placed in the CNA isolation facility for 72 hours.
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