[marktwain]

Was the faux officer threatening? Could the individual simply have driven off? I would like to read a lot more details.

[Mich Patriot]

Gangs of Amish have migrated from Mexico City and are impersonating police officers. Nothing wrong with that scenario that more range time wouldn’t cure.

[momtothree]

Years ago, there was a “faux” officer in my county. The car was equipped with one of those magnetic red/blue globe tops and everything. Perp was pulling over females at night, flashing a badge and doing a roadside sobriety. He then raped them. The county police issued a statement advising if a plain clothes officer pulls you over, you can request a uniformed officer and/or drive within the speed limit to a police station. Good advice IMHO.

[Mercat]

I think that the protocol is that the cop doesn’t ask the driver to step out of the car unless there are more than one cop there. Am I wrong?

[Azeem]

Committing a strong arm robbery while impersonating an officer isn’t threatening? If a guy is impersonating a cop, it can be reasonably assumed he also has a gun.

The victim needs to work on his aim but overall, a positive outcome.

[Jaxter]

He must not have gotten the word that they don't need no steenking batches.

[DTogo]

When criminals start impersonating LEOs with customized vehicles, and a suspicious citizenry finds it necessary to shoot them...

Wow, talk about a total collpase of society.

[Boogieman]

Isn’t Indiana the state that recently decided you don’t have the right to resist with force police officers entering your home without a warrant, even when you suspect they are impersonators?