A Chicago man who was accused three times earlier this year of posing as a police officer was arrested again on the same charge, according to police.
Police said on Thursday that a man named Vincent was arrested Wednesday and charged with felony impersonation of a peace officer. Authorities say that on three earlier dates, Jan. 14, Jan. 27 and Feb. 3, he was accused of pretending to be a Chicago police sergeant. Police have not released details about what led to the latest arrest.
Vincent, who was wanted on a warrant, was expected to appear in Cook County Circuit Court on Friday.
Police also noted that he has been arrested before for similar conduct, including an earlier case in which officers say he was found with police style equipment. We have not seen a response from Vincent or a lawyer for him, and the charges are allegations until they are decided in court.
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