Cobb Driver's License Applicant Gets 80-Point Boost
The Sandy Springs man accused of helping the applicant was arrested.
A 29-year-old Sandy Springs man allegedly changed the grade of someone who failed the state's driving test. The applicant received a 10 on the exam, according to a Cobb County criminal warrant. But Danlami Olugbenga Sanya allegedly changed the score to a 90, wrote "Pass" by the score and gave the altered test to a Georgia Department of Driver Services employee at the Northeast Cobb satellite office on Canton Road. The office serves North Cobb, including residents of Acworth. Sanya was arrested Friday on a charge of false statements or writings, conceal facts or fraudulent documents in matters of government. It is a felony offense. Sanya was released Saturday from the Cobb County Adult Detention Center on a $5,000 bond.
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Chris Meyer
12:42 pm on Wednesday, May 23, 2012
I do not have a problem with the documents that they are requiring for the license, but that should be a Georgia issue. My problem is the information sharing mandated by the Federal government, of which the State of Georgia is letting the Federal Government just force us it into accepting the REAL ID ACT 2005. @Cheryl…Civil Rights….driving is a “privilege” granted by state law…voting is a right….… more ›