A significant portion of day 16 in the Philadelphia Traffic Court trial was devoted to the role of businessman Robert Moy’s translation service in an alleged scheme to fix tickets.
One of the first witnesses to testify in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on Monday was ticket holder Jin Jiang, who received two traffic citations from Philadelphia police. Jiang accepted the government’s offer of immunity and delivered his testimony through a translator.
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