‘Fake Judge’ Admits Returning to Impersonation After Pledging to Reform

A suspect known as the “fake judge” has admitted returning to impersonation after leaving prison, despite having pledged to change his ways.

Investigations revealed that the suspect had previously been sentenced to six months in prison in a case involving impersonation of a judicial adviser.

The admission links the current allegations to conduct for which he had already been punished. According to the account, his promise to reform came after his release.

The available details do not specify how the alleged impersonation was carried out or identify those involved. No further information was provided about the status of the current proceedings.