A federal judge has sentenced a Colorado man to 30 months in prison for falsifying driving tests to get driver’s licenses for unqualified applicants.
Sikiru Fadeyi pleaded guilty Tuesday to mail fraud. He told the judge he falsely certified that applicants for a Colorado driver’s license had passed written and driving skill tests.
According to the Denver Post, prosecutors say the violations occurred between February 2009 and June 2011.
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