A woman faces charges after trying to cheat on her theoretical driving test.
The 39-year-old arrived at the test centre loaded with tech. She had a body camera, a mobile phone and an ear piece.
Staff at the Sankt Gallen traffic office called the police.
It’s assumed someone was feeding her the answers through the ear piece. The woman also had several hundred francs in cash on her – possibly to pay for the person giving her the information.
Police are investigating.
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