DENVER (AP) -- More than 1,100 people must retake their driving test after the Colorado Department of Revenue shut down a driving school.
Department officials say the owner of Ola's Driving School was suspended from administering driving tests Tuesday while an investigation continues into whether he accepted cash in exchange for certifying driving tests.
According to the Denver Post, many of the people being ordered to retake the tests were from Somalia and Ethiopia.
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Information from: The Denver Post
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