Louisiana skills tester charged for falsifying test results
The tester allegedly submitted false entries to the Commercial Skills Test Information Management System. Also: DUI charges for...
Chris Sequeira, a former third-party CDL skills tester in Louisiana, has been charged in the U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of Louisiana on three counts of making false entries in the state’s Commercial Skills Test Information Management System (CSTIMS), which is used to record skills test results.
The indictment alleged that in July 2024, Sequeira made three separate false entries in the system and said the three applicants “had passed a skills test meeting all requirements mandated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration … for a CDL.”
The Department of Transportation Office of Inspector General (DOT-OIG) said the false entries were made “with the intent to impede the proper administration of DOT.”
The indictment did not offer additional details around the false test entries.
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