Individual who set up cheating device for driver's license exam arrested
A suspect was identified for transmitting answers to candidates taking the Motor Vehicle Driver Trainee (MTSK) e-exam via a cheating device they had set up. A large number of technological devices were seized during an operation conducted at the suspect's home. The detained suspect was arrested by judicial authorities after being referred to them following police processing.
In Batman, a suspect was identified for sending answers during the exam to those participating in the Motor Vehicle Driver Trainee (MTSK) e-exam via an electronic cheating device they had set up. During the operation conducted at the suspect's home, the following items were seized: footage of past cheating attempts on a flash drive, the e-exam entry documents of 3 people for the e-exam held on November 27, 24 mobile phones used in the cheating setup, 6 smartwatches, 10 in-ear headphones, 13 button cameras, 3 listening devices, 1 laptop, 1 handheld detector, 11 mobile phone cases, 12 mobile phone screens, 11 mobile phone processors, 1 soldering machine, 1 ammeter, copper wire and tape used to help install the devices, and a total of 252 thousand Turkish Liras, including 176 thousand 650 Turkish Liras, 1 thousand euros, 1 thousand 200 dollars, and 50 pounds, which are considered to be proceeds of crime. The detained suspect was arrested by judicial authorities after being referred to them following police processing.
News Source: İHA
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