Police impersonation being investigated in south-east

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Police in the Limestone Coast Local Service Area have received several reports of a person impersonating police, by using red and blue emergency lights in their vehicle.

The first incident occurred about 11.45pm on Tuesday 23 April at Suttontown when a vehicle described as a white dual-cab utility activated red and blue lights when following a truck travelling north on the Riddoch Highway. The truck driver stopped, but the dual cab made a U-turn and drove off.

A second incident occurred about 12.40am this morning at Mount Gambier when another truck travelling north on Pick Avenue was followed by a white vehicle which had red and blue flashing lights fitted to the front grille. The truck driver stopped and the vehicle made a U turn and drove off again.

Another incident occurred at 1.40am when a driver was travelling south along Glenelg River Road, OB Flat when a light-coloured vehicle pulled out from a side road and activated red and blue lights which were fitted to the dash. The driver stopped and again the vehicle made a U turn and drove away.

Police believe the same vehicle is responsible for all three incidents, and warn that impersonating police is a very serious offence.

Anyone with information that can assist the investigation is asked to call Mount Gambier Police on 8735 1020 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Ewan Grant

24 April 2019

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