False licenses, other cards sold, indictments say By Eric Swedlund and Barrett Marson ARIZONA DAILY STAR A three-year undercover investigation into widespread corruption at Arizona Motor Vehicle Division offices resulted in the indictments of 34 people suspected of making and selling fraudulent driver's licenses, authorities said. In one of the largest public corruption cases in state history, MVD employees have for years been accepting bribes of up to $3,500 for unlawfully providing state identification cards and driver's licenses, according to indictments released Thursday. Among those indicted are 26 current and former employees of 10 MVD offices in Southern Arizona and...