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Misdemeanor Court Rules on Fake Judge Case
The Cairo Misdemeanor Court issued a decision to postpone the trial of five defendants in the "Fake Judge" case to October 20. They are charged with impersonating judicial authorities and exploiting this to distribute illegal video content. Investigations confirmed that the first defendant falsely claimed the title of judge and used this to carry out scams to seize citizens' money, even wearing a judicial sash during filming to appear more credible. A weapon, ammunition, and counterfeit identification cards were found in their possession. It was also proven that a second defendant participated in filming and distributing the videos and images, despite court staff denying any involvement in the incident. The defendants were referred for trial, and sentences were issued against them, including two years of imprisonment with labor.
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