[OPINION] Website claims San Tan Valley candidate lied about being a police officer

Screen Shot 2014-10-03 at 6.53.10 PM[OPINION] Website claims San Tan Valley candidate lied about being a police officer

San Tan Valley.com

(Editor’s note: By publishing this article, Rose Law Group Reporter does not vouch for its accuracy. It is for discussion only.)

A movie about two individuals pretending to be cops brought a ton of laughs to the audience this summer.

In the real world however, impersonating an officer is a felony.

It’s amazing how easy it is to find stories of individuals who have been caught impersonating an officer over the years. Jim Bailey, for example, is a 69-year-old Oak Harbor resident and funeral home worker, who was arrested just last month for impersonating a retired cop.

So what will happen in San Tan Valley to the candidate that has been impersonating a Chicago police officer since he first started running for office in 2008?

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