Southern California officials said that a motorcycle officer stopped traffic and was carrying a pistol, and was actually impersonating the convictions of a previous felony.
On Tuesday, Hemate Police Department Declare She arrested Marshall Judnit, a motorcycle driver who was wearing a complete uniform of the police, a GLOCK duty belt.
Goodnight’s night was stopped by real officers after the emergency lights were seen on his white motorcycle decorated with words of “traffic” and “public safety”, and multiple violations of the vehicle law.
The officers noticed the man’s pistol and chose to detention for safety reasons. While searching his person and his degree, they recovered two of the rising defenders working, telescopes and a container of pepper spray.
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A motorcycle vehicle photo shows the police carried by the Marshall Goodnight when he was arrested on July 22, 2025. (Hemate Police Department) -
A single vehicle shows two amazing players in the Marshal Goodnight when he was arrested on July 22, 2025. (Hemit Police Department) -
A single vehicle shows two amazing players in the Marshal Goodnight when he was arrested on July 22, 2025. (Hemit Police Department) -
This compound image shows the multiple prohibited elements that it was claimed in the Marshal GODNight when he was arrested on July 22, 2025. (Hemate Police Department)
The man was not only a police officer, but the investigators later decided that he was actually a convicted criminal prohibited from having firearms or other weapons. It is also not licensed to provide any security services through California Office for Security and Investigation ServicesThe officials said.
Since then, a good night has been arrested and reserved on a complaint about the personality of a police officer and various arms violations. The police did not say where happened in Hemate.
There has been no search for the River County Prison system for the suspect’s name for any results, although it is possible to hold it in the Hemate Police Department.
The investigation remains continuous, and the police urge anyone who has information to contact the Hemet PD Sergeant Chavez on 951-765-2400 Ext. 3725.