As investigators found out, some driving school leaders developed a system for remotely enrolling citizens who were outside the country at the time of enrollment. As a result, theoretical and practical classes were not conducted, but documents were issued confirming the supposedly successful completion of the course.
Thus, individuals who lacked the necessary knowledge of traffic rules and driving skills returned to the country, received certificates of course completion, and, with the help of corrupt officials, successfully passed the exams, after which they were issued driver's licenses.
As part of the initiated criminal case, authorized searches were conducted, during which documents confirming the regularity of illegal enrollment of cadets who were abroad were seized.
Currently, operational investigative actions are ongoing to identify other participants in this scheme and to annul driver's licenses obtained illegally.
