Muahaha! Foiled! A man pretending to be a policeman pulled over an off duty cop. Doh!!!

[beautress]

The 2013 Ford Taurus belonged to Kenneth Spence before he was arrested by Plano police for impersonating a public servant.

Spence was behind the wheel of the car that's equipped like a patrol vehicle when he pulled over an off-duty officer along Highway 75 in the town of Anna.

"He had asked for the driver's license and registration, which was a red flag because in Texas we don't ask for registration," said Chief Jeff Caponera, with the Anna Police Department.

North Texas man impersonating law enforcement pulls over off-duty officer, police say
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When all was said and done (see link) Mr. Spence will be occupying a special place in the jailer's domain.

 

[Natural Citizen]

 

[Dan Stubbs]

The 2013 Ford Taurus belonged to Kenneth Spence before he was arrested by Plano police for impersonating a public servant.

Spence was behind the wheel of the car that's equipped like a patrol vehicle when he pulled over an off-duty officer along Highway 75 in the town of Anna.

"He had asked for the driver's license and registration, which was a red flag because in Texas we don't ask for registration," said Chief Jeff Caponera, with the Anna Police Department.

North Texas man impersonating law enforcement pulls over off-duty officer, police say
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When all was said and done (see link) Mr. Spence will be occupying a special place in the jailer's domain.

To bad he did not pull over a Killer who was out to shoot a Cop, that would have really made my day.

 

[beautress]

The 2013 Ford Taurus belonged to Kenneth Spence before he was arrested by Plano police for impersonating a public servant.

Spence was behind the wheel of the car that's equipped like a patrol vehicle when he pulled over an off-duty officer along Highway 75 in the town of Anna.

"He had asked for the driver's license and registration, which was a red flag because in Texas we don't ask for registration," said Chief Jeff Caponera, with the Anna Police Department.

North Texas man impersonating law enforcement pulls over off-duty officer, police say
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When all was said and done (see link) Mr. Spence will be occupying a special place in the jailer's domain.

To bad he did not pull over a Killer who was out to shoot a Cop, that would have really made my day.

Is there an amount of time we can expect this cop impersonator to spend in a jail? Seems I recall a detective report on a serial rapist who used cop impersonation as his method of getting women's trust. And I wonder if this was a trial run of the perpetrator to get people into a no-win situation?

 

[basquebromance]

Jussie Smollett is a worse criminal than Charles Manson, my friends!