Gary Cederquist, 59, of Stoughton, was convicted in federal court of nearly 50 charges, including conspiracy, mail fraud, falsifying records, and taking bribes, the US Attorney for Massachusetts said.

Ex-State Trooper Gary Cederquist was convicted of handing out commercial drivers licenses in exchange for favors. What he texted and received.

A jury convicted former State Police Sgt. Gary Cederquist for bribery, allegedly trading a $10K repaving of his Stoughton driveway in exchange for passing grades on commercial driver's license tests.

Gary Cederquist, 59, of Stoughton, was convicted of nearly 50 charges, including two counts of conspiracy to commit extortion, one count of extortion and six counts of honest services mail fraud.

The former Mass State Police sergeant who was federally convicted in the Commercial Driver’s License bribery scheme takes home more than $100,000 a year from his pension, according to state records.

Gary Cederquist, 59, of Stoughton, was found guilty Friday by a federal jury of giving false passing scores to multiple Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) applicants, including individuals who ...

Gary Cederquist was in charge of the unit that allegedly gave driver's licenses to applicants who failed or did not complete the test. Skip to content. NOWCAST NewsCenter 5 at 7.

Stoughton man Gary Cederquist, 59, was facing numerous federal charges in connection with a conspiracy to falsify records and give passing scores to certain Commercial Driver’s License ...

Gary Cederquist, 59, of Stoughton, was convicted of nearly 50 charges, including two counts of conspiracy to commit extortion, one count of extortion and six counts of honest services mail fraud.

Gary Cederquist, 59, of Stoughton, was charged in a 74-count indictment in January 2024, in addition to three other state troopers and two civilians.

Gary Cederquist, 59, of Stoughton, was convicted of nearly 50 charges, including two counts of conspiracy to commit extortion, one count of extortion and six counts of honest services mail fraud.