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Police charge man after impersonating a police officer at Camden
A man has been charged with allegedly impersonating a police officer after an incident in Sydney’s south-west last week.
About 2am on Friday (21 May 2021), two teenage girls, aged 18 and 19, were parked in a carpark on
Larkin Place, Camden, when a Hyundai iLoad pulled up alongside them.
Police will allege the Hyundai driver claimed to be a police officer and requested their identification.
The teens challenged the man and he drove off.
Police were notified and officers attached to Camden Police Area Command commenced an investigation.
Following inquiries, detectives arrested a 50-year-old man at Liverpool about 10.45am today (Tuesday 25 May 2021).
21:04 EDT, 19 May 2021
Cops have seized luxury vehicles worth more than $500,000 and charged four men with fraud after dismantling an alleged criminal syndicate.
The gang is alleged to have fraudulently purchased six luxury vehicles across Sydney, each valued at more than $80,000.
Detectives, who established Strike Force Celti as part of their investigations, were also alerted to information the group allegedly fraudulently acquired personal loans and mobile phones.
Officers executed eight search warrants at properties across the Harbour City at about 6am on Wednesday.
The gang is alleged to have fraudulently purchased six luxury vehicles across Sydney, each valued at more than $80,000