Impersonator's severe sentence in Al-Haram

The Giza Criminal Court sentenced the defendant, Salah H., a jobless individual, to three years of strict imprisonment for his involvement in forging official documents and impersonating another citizen. The court confirmed that the defendant forged an identity report and used a fingerprint that did not belong to the victim to evade punishment, resulting in a default judgment against him and harm to the original owner of the name. The ruling was based on evidence from forensic experts and witness testimonies, and the defense's plea that there was no criminal intent or damage was rejected.

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