How to say "Can I just pay a fine now" in Italian?

Human translation is shown below

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HUMAN TRANSLATION
1. Posso semplicemente pagare una multa adesso?
POHS-soh sehm-plee-CHEH-mehn-teh pah-GAH-reh OO-nah MOOL-tah ah-DEHS-soh

Can I just pay a fine now (This phrase indicates that you want to pay a bribe to get out of trouble.)



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