[eno_]

They are not trying hard enough. They can get fingerprints off papers, and use time-sheets and computer logs to match individuals to transactions. If hundreds of fraudulent transactions have been found, a pattern WILL emerge.

[Unknown Freeper]

Didn't McGreedy just take the DMV back from the private carriers? Oh, and East Brunswick is just one more exit on the Turnpike-aka 95 south to DC, less than half an hour from Princeton, right up the road from the Hamilton Post office and the connections never end.

[Tacis]

" ..because the agency cannot link the fraud to specific employees."

Here's a hint. Check out the very fat black ladies. The one making 26 thou a year with the brand new Lexus with the gold spoke wheels is probably a pretty good place to start.

[bvw]

Seems like catching perps or increasing the standards of accountability is NOT the offical business. The official business is getting 150 mil to "upgrade systems", anothe XX mil to "hire a security consultant and/or establish a 'security' department", and still another XX mil to hire at least 150 new unionized permanent pensionaires.

Face it, the bureaucrats and their political agents are far more adept at terroristic extortion than any nutty hate-bred muslim

[Shermy]

Ping.

[genefromjersey]

Problem 1: DMV investigates DMV. The State Police involvement was almost a fluke.

Problem 2 : DMV workers are doing their best to spin this off as one of the evils of "privatization" ...which it VERY clearly was NOT !

Problem 3 : Our fearless ( should that be feckless ? ) Governor made campaign promises to the Civil Service unions,and dares not break them. One such promise was to restore DMV to all its former over-staffed and hideously inefficient glory. ( This is under way , in the name of " increased security ".)

[Libertina]

Fraudulent documents... What KIND of fraudulent documents?