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Quincy RMV bribery case

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    Quincy RMV bribery case alleges payments bought speed—and shortcuts

    Prosecutors say a former Quincy RMV clerk sold overnight processing and let customers bypass title requirements. The allegations reach beyond paying to skip a line.

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    • Was a private payment buying a faster vehicle title—or a way around the rules for getting one? Massachusetts prosecutors allege it bought both at the Registry of Motor Vehicles’ Quincy headquarters, where a former title clerk is accused of selling overnight processing and letting paying customers bypass paperwork requirements and a required salvage inspection.

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  1. Jordan and Nazaire were arraigned in Norfolk Superior Court. Both were released on personal recognizance.

  2. The Massachusetts Attorney General’s office publicly announced the charges and outlined the alleged payment-for-service scheme.

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  • Ashlee Jordan Pryoractress

Organizzazioni

  • Massachusetts State Policeagency of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts' Executive Office of Public Safety and Security responsible for criminal law enforcement and traffic vehicle regulation across the state

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  • Massachusetts
  • Norfolk County Superior Court