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Egypt probe reveals surprises in fake judge case
The Public Prosecution in Egypt has referred a man who impersonated a judge, along with four other defendants, to swift criminal trial after uncovering a network that used him to film footage inside North Cairo Court and convince his victims that he was a judicial official. He then stole their money through fraudulent means. The defendant exploited photos and videos from within the court to gain the victims' trust, among whom was a woman who borrowed 260,000 Egyptian pounds claiming it was for purchasing a property; he later spent part of it on an iPhone, while another used some for his personal expenses. The defendant also used illegal methods, such as fake identification cards, renting a car, and hiring personal guards, to appear as a judicial authority. He had previously been convicted in a similar case before resuming his fraudulent activities last year. The accused was referred to the court, which postponed the case to September 1st to complete the legal procedures.
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