Quebec Resident's Camera and Earpiece Enable 709 to Ace Written Driver's Exam

A Laval man has been convicted for helping hundreds of people cheat on their written driver's licence exam and for filing false tax returns. The 60-year-old was sentenced to a two-year conditional sentence and fined more than $227,000 in the tax-evasion case.

Throughout the investigation, police seized two of the man's agendas which contained the names of his clients and the cities where they took their tests.

It is believed he provided his clients with a camera and earpiece, through which he fed them answers to the test questions. The man successfully helped 709 people cheat during 2019 and 2020.

Revenu Quebec revealed that he had failed to declare his income from these services, amounting to a total of $426,590 in 2019 and $232,670 in 2020. Upon pleading guilty at the Laval courthouse in mid-April, he was handed down his sentence.


Revenu Quebec has not stated whether any consequences befell those who utilized his services.

Source:CBC