Do all Somalis look alike to Brits?

Daily Mail:

A Somalian bus driver took up to 200 driving tests on behalf of fellow immigrants and charged them up to £500 a time.

Deeg Mohammed, 27, impersonated hundreds of would-be candidates at a series of exam centres in a nationwide scam netting more than £100,000.

Mohammed assumed the identities of his paying customers before passing the compulsory theory test with flying colours.

The father-of-one was only caught when suspicious officials noticed that a number of bookings were being made using the same credit cards.

After reviewing hours of CCTV footage they eventually found Mohammed sitting fifteen tests in six different counties.

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There is more. The report for some reason does not discuss whether there could have been a terrorism link to the scam. It focuses on the Somalis' problem with comprehending english. Don't they perceive that as a problem too?

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