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Wrecks Linked to Scam

AR Articles on Hispanic Immigrants
The Myth of Hispanic Family Values (March 2004)
Our Mexican Future (Mar. 2003)
Reconquista Update (Jan. 2002)
Pushing Out Whitey (Mar. 2000)
Documenting the Decline (Jan. 2000)
Closed Minds are an Open Book (August 1998)
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Alicia Caldwell and Michael Riley, Denver Post, Jan. 26

More than two dozen students of a Weld County truck-driving school illegally obtained commercial driver’s licenses and were later blamed for nearly 200 traffic and regulatory violations, including 26 accidents, investigators say.

Twenty-seven students who attended the school, Careers World Wide, used false personal information to get training permits and other documents from the state Division of Motor Vehicles, a federal agent says in court documents. All dealt with Janet Gonzalez, a license examiner in Northglenn who has been arrested and accused of providing licenses for cash, the records show.

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Gonzalez and another DMV employee, Virginia Villegas, are accused of selling commercial learner’s permits, driver’s licenses and other documents to people who could not otherwise obtain them, including undocumented immigrants.

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In February, a man identified as Jesus Roberto Porras, 36, called Beltran and asked about fraudulently obtaining a commercial driver’s license, an arrest warrant affidavit says. Beltran asked Porras for $2,000 cash and subsequently introduced Porras to Gonzalez.

Gonzalez did not require Porras to take a written test and entered false information about him into the Colorado DMV computer system indicating he had successfully passed an exam and had a valid Social Security number, records show. He was issued a commercial learner’s permit.

Within weeks, Porras had obtained a certificate saying he had passed a required driving skills test at Careers World Wide. With the permit and the certificate, he was able to get get a commercial driver’s license. Porras could not be reached for comment.

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(Posted on January 27, 2005)

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