Police candidate detained for exam fraud in Câmpina

A 31-year-old man from Teleorman county has been detained for 24 hours following an attempted fraud during the admission exam for the “Vasile Lascăr” Police Agents School in Câmpina, Romania.

According to the Prahova County Police Inspectorate, the candidate allegedly used a sophisticated remote transmission and reception system to cheat. The setup included a Wi-Fi device, a miniature video camera, a transmitter, and a micro-earpiece. Investigators state the man used the camera to film the exam topics and transmit them to an accomplice outside the room, who then relayed the answers back through the hidden earpiece.

The attempt was discovered by the examination committee, leading to the candidate's immediate disqualification. The individual is currently being investigated for the disclosure of secret official or non-public information. Police are working to identify the person who provided the answers, and the case is being supervised by the prosecutor at the Câmpina Court.