MONROE COUNTY, Ind. – Indiana State Police are trying to find a man who is impersonating an officer in Monroe County.
Police said the man, who identified himself as an Indiana State Police trooper, was driving a black Ford Mustang with a thin blue line painted on the front license plate when he pulled over a person Tuesday morning near Arlington Road at State Road 46.
The vehicle was equipped with red and blue grill lights.
The man was said to have a dark completion and was about 5 feet 11 inches tall with a medium build. Police said he was wearing a black polo shirt with a plastic pin-on gold badge.
Once the victim said they would call ISP to verify the man's identity, the impersonator left the scene.
Anyone with information should call ISP Bloomington at (812) 332-4411.
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