A 31-year-old candidate from Teleorman was detained for 24 hours after allegedly trying to cheat during the admission exam to the Police School in Câmpina. The man was caught during the written test, which took place on Saturday, 7 November. Investigators said he used several electronic devices to send exam questions to someone outside the exam room and to receive the answers. Police said a monitoring commission discovered the scheme while checking what was used during the test. On the candidate, they found three wireless devices, including a Wi-Fi device, a miniature video camera, a transmitter, and a microphone headset. Authorities believe the candidate recorded the exam papers using the hidden camera and transmitted them to a person outside. The person then reportedly completed the tasks and relayed the answers back to him through the micro headset. After the attempt was discovered, the candidate was removed from the competition. Following further checks, Prahova County Police ordered his 24-hour arrest. He is being investigated for the disclosure of secret or non-public service information. Police are now working to identify the person who allegedly helped by sending answers from outside and to clarify how the fraud was set up. The investigation is being conducted under the supervision of a prosecutor from the Parchetul de pe lângă Judecătoria Câmpina.