Egypt Fake Judge Sentenced to 10 Years
The Helwan Court of Misdemeanors in Egypt sentenced the defendant, known publicly as the "Fake Judge," to 10 years in prison after being proven guilty of multiple charges related to impersonating a judicial authority and deceiving citizens. The defendant admitted to exploiting his judicial appearance by taking photos and videos inside the courthouse while wearing a judicial sash, which he then posted on social media to give the impression that he was a Supreme Court advisor. He exploited this false identity to convince his victims that he could help them obtain residential units, and then stole their money. Additionally, the court sentenced the courthouse employees to three years in prison. The incident reportedly occurred in 2025 when video footage was captured of him inside the courthouse wearing judicial attire. It is worth noting that the defendant had previously been sentenced in a separate case to two years in prison for embezzling citizens' money by claiming to facilitate the completion of residential unit procedures, with his appeal on that sentence having been postponed.
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