Michigan man accused of repeatedly impersonating first responders at crimes scenes

Man pleads no contest to UNL assault after hate crime enhancement is dropped

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A man accused of a hate crime at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln pleaded no contest Wednesday to a lesser charge. Cale Wacker, 22, of Norfolk was found guilty of assault causing bodily injury, a misdemeanor. Under the plea deal, prosecutors removed the hate crime enhancement, which would have made the charge a felony. SEE ALSO: Norfolk...

Six held for impersonating police

Sahil Police arrested six young men for impersonating police officers near the Toor Hanif Mosque in DHA Phase VIII. The suspects, all dressed in official police uniforms and riding three motorcycles, were stopped during a routine patrol after their suspicious behaviour caught the attention of patrolling officers. SHO Sahil Iftikhar Ahmed Arain said that the patrolling team stopped the group and asked them to present their official service cards.…

Man accused of impersonating fire personnel at incident scenes pleads no contest

Jason Edward Barnes was accused of impersonating a first responder at scenes, including a homicide, according to the Macomb County prosecutor.

Clinton Twp. man pleads to impersonating fire official

Jason Edward Barnes was charged with three counts of impersonating a firefighter or emergency medical service employee for incidents in June 2024, May 2024 and October 2023 in Clinton Township.

Michigan man accused of repeatedly impersonating first responders at crimes scenes

MACOMB COUNTY, MI – A Michigan man is accused of repeatedly showing up to active crime scenes while posing as a first responder.

Macomb County man accused of impersonating fire personnel at active crime scenes pleads no contest

A Macomb County man has pleaded no contest to multiple charges in connection with impersonating fire personnel at crime scenes.