A California man was arrested throughout a site visitors cease after allegedly impersonating a police officer, in response to officers.
The driving force was pulled over close to South De Anza Boulevard and Rodrigues Avenue in Cupertino, California, after a Santa Clara County Sheriff’s deputy observed an SUV with an expired registration, the sheriff’s workplace mentioned in a Fb publish on Sunday.
The automobile was geared up with siren lights, in response to the sheriff’s workplace.
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A California man was arrested throughout a site visitors cease after allegedly impersonating a police officer. (Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Workplace)
“The suspect took it upon himself to get his own vehicle outfitted with the lights,” the sheriff’s workplace wrote.
The driving force was discovered carrying a safety uniform with “police” written throughout it. The uniform featured an obligation belt and a bullet-proof vest. He was additionally carrying a hat that learn, “Officer Garcia.”
“The suspect did not have a guard card on him either,” the sheriff’s workplace mentioned.
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The driving force was discovered carrying a safety uniform with “police” written throughout it. (Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Workplace)
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After the driving force gave consent to go looking the automobile, deputies positioned two firearms, two batons, pepper spray and methamphetamine inside.
The suspect was arrested for impersonating a peace officer, possession of a baton, possession of a hid firearm, possession of tear fuel, falsification of registration, possession of an unregistered firearm, possession of a managed substance with a loaded firearm and possession of methamphetamine.
