Nina Centio of Taunton, Massachusetts, pleaded guilty Monday to charges alleging she bribed a Registry of Motor Vehicles employee to issue driver's licenses without administering road tests.
A woman has admitted to bribing an employee of theto issue driver's licenses to people who never took a road test.
From July 2020 until April 2021, Centio paid a road test examiner at the Brockton office to say that applicants for driver’s licenses had passed their road tests when they had not even showed up, federal prosecutors said.
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