20 Most Ridiculous Police Impersonators

[TheKansan]

I had forgotten about many of these, and they are absolutely hilarious

The one in Chicago with the 14 year old going out on patrol and nobody noticing anything was wrong for 6 hours still makes me ROFL!!!!!!

http://policelink.monster.com/training/articles/124264-20-most-ridiculous-police-impersonators?comment_page=2&page=1&utm_content=artmini&utm_source=policelink.com

20 Most Ridiculous Police Impersonators

Police impersonation happens with amazing frequency considering the stupidity involved. See our list of the most ridiculous stories that is part hilarious, part terrifying.

See how officers respond to being pulled over by an obvious fake cop, or the detailed work involved in a federal bust of a cop impersonator ring. Police academy is an incredible challenge, hear about the guy who figured he would skip the hard work and get right to the streets.

You don’t want to miss collection list that runs the gambit from incredibly foolish to incredibly troublesome.

[Futurelaw89]

Whaaaa?!
I don't see Defender77 anywhere on there..










Futurelaw

[yellowreef]

Thanks for the link, some of those wre hilarious. The large amount of real cops getting pulled over by impersonators is astounding too. You always read that and think their luck ran out, as if it was some random thing. Apparently it happens quite often.

[MB2009]

Whaaaa?!
I don't see Defender77 anywhere on there..










Futurelaw

Has anyone figured out his new ID yet?

[Mstangfk]

there seems to be a underlying common denominator..


security guards/private investigators.

[Maverick1701]

WOW that had me LOL-ing

[Hearno]

there seems to be a underlying common denominator..


security guards/private investigators.

and................ the Chicago Police Dept.

[L-1]

We had one who thought he had made himself into a real cop. He went to the Secretary of State's Office and registered the name California Community Police as a non-profit organization. Because the state allowed him to register his organization as a non-profit, he insisted it was now a real police agency and had his own uniforms made along with giant state seals for his car. He even got the Los Angeles Times to write an article on how his independent police department would be helping out LAPD in high crime areas.

We had a couple of run-ins with him and explained that what he had done was not how you obtained police powers in California, but he would hear none of it. The matter was finally resolved with his arrest.

[stangspeed302]

Funny how a 14 year old kid made the list twice lol

[District B 13]

Damn! Now I have to get rid of my off duty CVPI with the beat pack and 911 stickers and spotlight, push bumper and auto peanut butter feeder for the K9 in the back.

[AZLawDawg]

there seems to be a underlying common denominator..


security guards/private investigators.

man oh man, more than one could ever believe.

[Mstangfk]

after i got out of the Army, and was in college waiting to graduate so i could start applying at departments, it was hard to find a job that would work with my school schedule.. i had probably a dozen friends and family ask "why not do security work to pay the bills"?.

i basically said there is no way on gods green earth im working unarmed/armed security.. anywhere anytime, no way..they looked at me like i was a nut and went on about their business.

i didnt do it because i knew better.

[orlandofed5-0]

Hey.. I didnt see one of my fellow former explorers on there.

When this person was an explorer they attempted to pull another kid over on a bike using one of those red party lights/old dashboard lights.

Another time, he went into a now defunct McDonalds and demanded free food. he had a shield which looked exactly like the city police shield but had 3 numbers. Needless to say he took a ride in the paddy wagon after that.

For years his dad tried to get the explorers to change the uniform to what the boy scouts wear.