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Shoferi kosovar dyshohet se ka kaluar provimin falë pagesës prej 5,000 frangash

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33-vjeçari nga Kosova këmbenguli për pafajësinë e tij në gjykatë. Por ditën e provimit, telefoni i tij celular ishte i lidhur me atë të një mashtruesi

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Në korrik të vitit 2023, hetues të fshehtë në Kantonin e Cyrihut zbuluan një skemë mashtrimi që përfshinte teste me shkrim për drejtimin e automjeteve: Një rrjet mashtruesish kishin pajisur shumë pjesëmarrës në provim me mikrofonë, kamera dhe kufje, të paguar deri në 5,000 franga zvicerane për provim, duke i ndihmuar ata të kalonin provimet, transmeton albinfo.ch. Katër burra, të dyshuar për drejtimin e biznesit fitimprurës, u arrestuan në atë kohë: dy kosovarë të moshës 23 dhe 33 vjeç, një zviceran 30-vjeçar dhe një serb 60-vjeçar. Tani, rreth tre vjet e gjysmë më vonë, një shofer kamioni që dyshohet se kishte përdorur këtë shërbim është duke u gjykuar në Gjykatën e Qarkut të Cyrihut, shkruan nzz.ch. Babai 33-vjeçar nga Kosova këmbëngul për pafajësinë e tij. Më 13 qershor 2023, ai dha provimin teorik plotësues për kategorinë e automjeteve C, pra për kamionë të rëndë mbi 3.5 ton, për herë të tretë, pasi kishte dështuar dy herë më parë. Ai dyshohet se është futur në rrjetin e…

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