Overview
- The 43-year-old former operator told the Frankfurter Landgericht on Monday that she procured forged MPU expert reports, abstinence certificates and other documents for clients.
- Prosecutors say the scheme covered about 100 cases from 2022 to 2025 and involved paying for altered reports and fake negative hair or urine tests to present at assessment centres.
- Investigators allege clients paid roughly €3,000 to have decisive passages in MPU reports rewritten and about €2,500 for forged test results, with some reporting links to a former Begutachtungsstelle in Hanau.
- An MPU is the formal medical‑psychological check used to clear doubts about driving fitness and is required to regain a licence, so falsified documents directly threatened the integrity of the licence‑reinstatement process.
- The Große Wirtschaftsstrafkammer plans to deliver a verdict in mid‑October and authorities are continuing probes into alleged co‑conspirators and the wider network, which could trigger further prosecutions and inspections of counselling and assessment centres.