No Lessons, No Test, No Travel: Dubai Police Bust AED 10,000 Licence Scheme

No travel, no lessons, no test, and a UAE licence at the end of it. That was the promise behind a fake driving licence scheme that Dubai Police say has now been shut down. An eight-member criminal gang has been arrested for fraudulently obtaining driving licences from a neighbouring country for customers who had never been there, then helping them swap those licences for a UAE driving licence. The gang charged AED 10…

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