Was around the 8900 block southbound I35, black extended cab Ford Raptor, no graphics or decals. Had red/blue flashers in front/rear deck, hidden behind grill, and around license plate. The officer had green BDU's bloused in boots, black jacket, gold badge embroidered on jacket (possibly 6point?). I work in Public Safety for OKC, and supervise the guys doing OKC PD's builds, wasnt one that came out of here, although Criminal Intel division of PD does their own builds, but didnt appear to be OKC's logo on the jacket, not OK County as their logo is mainly white. Someone suggested Marshall's, although I don't know why they would make a stop. Possibly OHP? Anyone else seen this?
I wouldn't have stopped for that rig until marked units showed up. I'd been on the phone to 911 telling them I had a poser trying to stop me. And if I remember right Moore PD had a poser pull someone over and rob them last week.
Same here.
Got a link to a story? I googled it, and came up with a 2-year-old report of an incident in Moore involving a poseur cop:
http://kfor.com/2012/12/13/fake-cop-pulls-over-and-robs-drivers-in-moore/
I wish more PD's - especially in Tulsa - would do what was claimed in the story:
Link went viral on FB again last week, it was actually 2012.
The only Marshals I've seen have been wearing suits, but they've been working security details for Federal judges. Green BDUs doesn't sound like OHP, either.
If you don't stop for them and call 911, I would guess you are in for a cop pounding as soon as you do (if they were real).
Ironically, I got pulled over by one of these just the other day in Seminole. Somehow I let my tags expire(brainfart?). It was the day after christmas. He just pulled me over to tell me and let me go(verbal warning). I bought tags as soon as I got back to OKC. I didn't know the truck was unmarked until after the altercation(he passed me after we both took off). He was wearing black pants and a black jacket with a shield on his arm. Wasn't paying close enough attention to see what agency(it was a pretty quick conversation; 10 seconds maybe).
I work for a State Law Enforcment Agency and it sounds like OBNDD
