Teh One Who Knocks
09-03-2015, 11:20 AM
WKYT News
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WINCHESTER, Ky. (WKYT) - A Winchester man is in jail accused of impersonating a police officer to get his stolen wallet back from a prostitute.
Police say the trouble for Colt Christopher started around 10 p.m. Tuesday night when he solicited a prostitute.
After his wallet and phone were stolen, officers tell WKYT that he didn't let it go. Instead, investigators say he went after the woman, posing as a police officer.
According to an arrest citation, the 32 year old showed up at an apartment building on Main Street and started beating on a door, saying he was a police officer.
Court papers go on to say that Christopher was yelling and screaming, scaring everyone in the building. Someone called for help, thinking he had a gun.
According to the citation, when an officer got to the apartment building, Christopher cursed at him and said he was the police and to go away.
When the officer identified himself a second time, court papers say Christopher charged at him.
Police say the 32 year old didn't stop when he was told to, so he was tased.
Christopher is now in the Clark County Detention Center, charged with impersonating a peace officer, menacing, disorderly conduct and alcohol intoxication.
WKYT called the jail to see if Christopher wanted to give his side of the story but he didn't want to talk.
http://i.imgur.com/FtxN4Va.jpg
WINCHESTER, Ky. (WKYT) - A Winchester man is in jail accused of impersonating a police officer to get his stolen wallet back from a prostitute.
Police say the trouble for Colt Christopher started around 10 p.m. Tuesday night when he solicited a prostitute.
After his wallet and phone were stolen, officers tell WKYT that he didn't let it go. Instead, investigators say he went after the woman, posing as a police officer.
According to an arrest citation, the 32 year old showed up at an apartment building on Main Street and started beating on a door, saying he was a police officer.
Court papers go on to say that Christopher was yelling and screaming, scaring everyone in the building. Someone called for help, thinking he had a gun.
According to the citation, when an officer got to the apartment building, Christopher cursed at him and said he was the police and to go away.
When the officer identified himself a second time, court papers say Christopher charged at him.
Police say the 32 year old didn't stop when he was told to, so he was tased.
Christopher is now in the Clark County Detention Center, charged with impersonating a peace officer, menacing, disorderly conduct and alcohol intoxication.
WKYT called the jail to see if Christopher wanted to give his side of the story but he didn't want to talk.