I have heard of people impersonating police officers. How can I be sure if someone is really a police officer?
There have been incidents of persons impersonating a police officer by using a dash mounted blue light. All patrol vehicles in the Clearwater Police Department are either marked with a light bar on the roof, or equipped with multiple lights mounted in headlights, grill and dash. If you are not sure that the vehicle attempting to stop you is actually a law enforcement vehicle, do not stop immediately. Signal the “officer” to follow you and then pull over at a well-lit business with other people around, like a gas station or convenience store.
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