Former Massachusetts State Police sergeant sentenced in CDL bribery and records-falsification case
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Gary Cederquist, a former Massachusetts State Police sergeant, was sentenced to six years in prison after a federal jury convicted him in May 2025 of conspiracy to commit extortion, extortion, honest-services mail fraud, conspiracy to falsify records, falsification of records and false statements. The court also ordered supervised release, a $30,000 fine, $18,300 restitution and an $18,300 forfeiture judgment.
The DOJ said Cederquist and co-conspirators arranged passing CDL scores for applicants who had failed or had not taken the required test, including in exchange for bribes. He was acquitted of several other counts; the source does not state the outcomes for the other defendants named in the indictment.
