Support for Amir Al-Hilali's jail over bounced checks
The New Cairo Appeals Court has ruled to reject the appeal of businessman Amir Al-Hilali, known as the "Car Scammer," affirming his 42-year prison sentence in 14 cases related to issuing bounced checks. The case concerns his alleged recruitment of numerous citizens through promises of profitable investments in car trading, collecting large sums of money from his victims before he ceased fulfilling his commitments. Authorities successfully apprehended the defendant and deported him to Egypt to stand trial. The ruling serves as the closure of one of the "Car Scammer's" cases and the continuation of legal measures against him.
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