Taiwan News Online: "Jamaican police are investigating how a man managed to pass himself off as a cop for six months.
Police spokesman Karl Angell says 23-year-old Peter Grayson has been charged with impersonating a police officer and unlawful possession of property.
Angell says anti-corruption officers were interrogating Grayson on Thursday as part of an investigation into what he called 'a major breach of security.'
Authorities say Grayson went on several raids with the Montego Bay police before he was arrested earlier this month.
Assistant police commissioner Denver Frater was quoted by the local Gleaner newspaper as saying that the fake cop signed out a firearm, but there is no record of him using it or making arrests."
Police spokesman Karl Angell says 23-year-old Peter Grayson has been charged with impersonating a police officer and unlawful possession of property.
Angell says anti-corruption officers were interrogating Grayson on Thursday as part of an investigation into what he called 'a major breach of security.'
Authorities say Grayson went on several raids with the Montego Bay police before he was arrested earlier this month.
Assistant police commissioner Denver Frater was quoted by the local Gleaner newspaper as saying that the fake cop signed out a firearm, but there is no record of him using it or making arrests."
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