Candidate held after attempted fraud in Police admission examination at Câmpina
A 31-year-old man from Teleorman was held after attempting to cheat the admission examination at the Police Agents School in Câmpina using a remote communication system.
Held with hidden camera and earpiece at Police admission examination
A 31-year-old man from Teleorman County was held for 24 hours after attempting to cheat the admission examination at the "Vasile Lascăr" Police Agents School in Câmpina, according to adevarul.ro.
According to Prahova County Police Inspectorate, the suspect used a system for transmitting and receiving information remotely, consisting of a Wi-Fi device, a small video camera, a transmitter and an earpiece. The man is reported to have filmed the examination questions and transmitted them to a person outside the examination hall, from whom he received answers through the hidden headphones.
The attempt was detected by the examination commission. The suspect is being investigated for disclosing secret or non-public service information, and the investigation continues under the supervision of the prosecutor from the Office of the District Court in Câmpina. The authorities are also seeking to identify the person who transmitted the answers to him via the audio device.
The Prahova IPJ issued a firm message following the incident: "The doors of the Romanian Police remain open to all young people who choose to pass through them with preparation, effort and integrity. Those who try to enter through fraud will discover that the institution has another entrance: the one used by those who break the law."
The institution emphasised that integrity is a condition that does not tolerate compromise, neither at admission nor later in one's career. "The path to the police uniform passes through learning, not through hidden earpieces and prohibited devices," stated the Prahova IPJ communication.
Source: Google News RO — Crime (ro)