Police are sharing safety advice with drivers after four false stops were reported in Middletown last week by people who were allegedly impersonating police officers.
MORE: 4 false stops made in areas with low lighting, little traffic
“Every so often, a detective will make a stop in an unmarked car, but that is usually when they see some type of suspicious activity,” Reeve said.
If someone suspects they are being pulled over by a person who is not a police officer, they should drive to a populated area before stopping and call 911, Reeve said.
Middletown police are looking for the occupants of a convertible they say have been driving around the city’s East End impersonating police officers and stopping drivers.
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