2 former Indy BMV employees charged in fake driving test scheme that allowed customers to obtain licenses without passing

INDIANAPOLIS — Charges have been filed against two former Indiana BMV employees for their alleged roles in a scheme that resulted in over 300 people receiving a driver’s license or learner’s permit without passing the written driver’s tests.

According to the Indiana Office of Inspector General, Gabriella Perry and Winters VanDyke each face felony charges for bribery and official misconduct.

Perry and VanDyke are alleged to have entered passing scores for written driver’s tests that customers never completed, enabling customers to acquire a learner’s permit or a driver’s license “without passing a legitimate test” between June 2023 and February 2024…

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