https://www.wsbtv.com/news/loc...police-say/822184004

Uh huh. Maybe it's just the slant of the leftist press, but:

COBB COUNTY, Ga. - A teen accused of impersonating a law enforcement official earlier this summer has been arrested again for allegedly doing the same thing again.

In July, 17-year-old Samuel Mallard was accused of impersonating a Cobb County police officer.

Police say Mallard likely had a fake gun but had a real -- but unauthorized -- Cobb County police vest he likely got through a family member who did some work for Cobb police as a vendor.

nvestigators said on Sunday, Mallard knocked on a family's door and told them he was a U.S. Marshal.

"He had everything that would make him appear to somebody who wasn't in the job that he was a police officer of law enforcement," said Cobb County Police Department spokesperson Sarah O'Hara.

Cobb County police say they have arrested Mallard six times since he was 11-years-old.

Police said they're planning to find a new way to help the teenager.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
"He had everything that would make him appear to somebody who wasn't in the job that he was a police officer of law enforcement," said Cobb County Police Department spokesperson Sarah O'Hara.

Apparently he didn't know the secret handshake.

The hair might have been a giveaway huh? In police work kid, that's what you'd call a "clue".

Baltimore is hiring:

https://www.baltimorepolice.org/careers/sworn-careers

I have NEVER met another officer with a silly ass hairdo like that. That should have been sign number one. Also, no cop is going to knock on your door at 5am...unless it is with a ram, and he won’t be alone. I would have told him to hang on a second while I put something on while I was dialing 911.

He should be “helped” into a juvenile detention center, and when he commits such stupidity as an adult, into a real jail. Maybe he can try his hand at impersonating a ward of the state.

Marine corps or jail time. How's that for a "new way"?

Chain gang time for idiots like him.

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Originally posted by Shaql:
Marine corps or jail time. How's that for a "new way"?

That punk wouldn’t last 10 minutes at Parris Island.

Dangerous game he's playing but most likely mental or low cognition or some such and little to no supervision.
Question is what is he doing when he's doing this? Is he trying to rob / rape commit a crime or is he stuck at 5 years old in the head and thinks he's a cop?

I think some people want to think they are something they are not and get off on doing it. We had a fire explorer do this many times. He had a scanner and would show up on mva scenes in full gear and tried to blend in with the other guys.When that failed, he would dress up like a cop and would pull people over in his Mitsubishi Eclipse. He had a red dash light and hooked up a siren to his car. He would pull people over, give them warnings about road safety and would let them go. The last time he did it he pulled over a real cop. He was given numerous chances and each one failed until he went to jail. Your life choices have consequences and like this punk, jail should be the punishment not more chances.

He needs a "time out" in County before he goes to the "Big House" for good.

Send him to me. I'll come up with something appropriate to change his ways. If he is sent my way, I hope he comes with adequate medical supplies for post treatment trauma.

Jim

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A teen accused of impersonating a law enforcement official

If they are looking for a "new way to help the teen" I guess they could give him a uniform....

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Originally posted by chellim1:

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A teen accused of impersonating a law enforcement official

If they are looking for a "new way to help the teen" I guess they could give him a uniform....

A Hamburglar uniform, but no hat or cape.

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the best way to help this kid is an orange jumpsuit and a prison cell

he has obviously decided what he wants to do, the rest should be obvious

“Police said they're planning to find a new way to help the teenager”

I’ve got a Louisville Slugger they can borrow!

As I said, that may be spin by the leftist press. Notice that there is no actual quote- simply "police say..."

It seems to me that the police do not take kindly to police impersonators and this little shit has been caught at it twice, so it's difficult to accept that the police want to adopt the little bastard.

So, apparently the court system at that age has dropped the ball AGAIN??