Staff at two different test centres spotted Amir Lorzadeh, 38, as he tried to insert a Bluetooth earpiece into headphones that helped translate the UK theory test. The personal trainer who came to the UK from Iran in 2016, then applied for a third theory test at Redditch test centre - but got another man who resembled him to attend and take the test in his name. The court was told that a similar scenario occurred at the test centre in Sutton Coldfield on November 7, 2018. (Image: Instagram)The court was told that a further theory test was booked for November 25 last year at Redditch, and this time he got someone resembling him to attend the test. Judge Taylor interjected: "He seems to think the theory test is an inconvenience and is an unnecessary obstacle in his way."

Source: Daily Mirror October 31, 2020 12:29 UTC