North Cairo Court staff reveal judge impersonator's entourage
Investigations revealed details of a fraudulent operation carried out by an individual impersonating a judge inside North Cairo Court. He exploited his fake judicial appearance to deceive citizens into believing he could expedite procedures for allocating housing units in exchange for sums ranging from 2,000 to 5,000 Egyptian pounds. The suspect, who is a laborer with only a primary school certificate, was seen walking through the courthouse corridors wearing a judicial sash, demanding money from some lawyers, and promoting his false identity to boast and gain personal benefits. The investigations led to the arrest of the suspect, who was found in possession of weapons, ammunition, and forged identification cards. He confessed to impersonating a judge and posted videos showing himself inside the court as a form of misdirection. Witnesses working at the courthouse confirmed that they interacted with him without knowing his true identity. The prosecutor charged him with interference in a public role and fraud. All defendants have been detained and referred for urgent criminal trial, with a warning to citizens against exploiting official positions for scams and frauds.
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