New Jersey's attorney general says a former motor vehicles clerk has been sentenced to prison after admitting his role in a wide-ranging scheme to illegally sell New Jersey digital driver's licenses to customers who did not have the required identification.

NJ Driver's License (NJ DMV)
NJ Driver's License (NJ DMV)
Cristian J. Toledo was given a four year prison sentence Friday in Hudson County superior court.  The 33-year-old North Bergen resident was a clerk at the North Bergen Motor Vehicle Agency. He pleaded guilty in march to a computer theft charge.  Prosecutors say Toledo was among 40 people charged in December with operating a ring that illegally sold driver licenses that were explicitly designed to guard against fraud, mostly to ineligible foreign nationals.  Authorities say customers paid between $2,500 and $7,000 for a license or license renewal.
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