California authorities arrested more than two dozen people for their alleged involvement in a ticket-fixing scheme.
Law enforcement and other organizations find ways to get dangerous drivers off public roads and onto legal speedways.announced the arrests of 27 people Wednesday in connection with a massive"fix-it" ticket scheme related to illegal street races that have plagued parts of Southern California.
The tickets were issued for violations such as unlawful modifications to a vehicle or if a part is missing. Drivers can fix the issue and have an officer sign off that the violation has been corrected to avoid any penalties. Sanchez-Peralta sold the forged signatures for $300 each, officials said Wednesday. Authorities said about 250 citations issued during street racing events were signed off.
Sanchez-Peralta was arrested in August and was released when he posted $20,000 bail, according to court records,. He is also charged with driving without a valid driver's license and reckless driving. In October, he was charged with 33 counts of attempting to file a false or forged instrument and a count of attempting to procure or offer a false or forged instrument, all felonies, according to court records.
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