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Police Warn of Another Impersonating Officer Incident.



Sangamon County Undersheriff Jack Campbell is warning again of a man who is impersonating an officer and pulling women over.  Campbell says it happened for the second time early Wednesday morning, when a man pulled over a woman near Old Jacksonville and Farmingdale Roads.  He says she sensed he wasn't a real officer and fled before the man made contact.  This time the suspect had a red and blue flashing light, unlike the incident on Monday, where a man stopped a 16-year-old girl with a white flashing light.  The 16-year-old did stop and the man did grope her before she fled.  

Police are looking for a man who is about 50 years old, 5'10 inches to 6' tall with a thin build and possibly salt and pepper hair.  His voice is high pitched and has a southern accent. 

The car used in both incidents is described as a small, old white four-door car with a beat up, discolored hood. 

(Posted 2/21/2013 at 8:55am, Michelle Eccles)


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