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A Penn Hills, Pennsylvania man was arrested Wednesday by Allegheny County Sheriff's deputies on charges of impersonating a deputy sheriff. James M. Gray, 39, was arrested without incident at his home on charges filed by West Homestead police, who accused him of pretending to be a deputy sheriff in that community on July 26. When Gray was arrested, deputies confiscated a badge and a reserve county deputy sheriff identification card.
Gray was arraigned on charges of harassment, making false identification to law enforcement, making false reports to police, impersonating a public servant, obstruction of justice and several motor vehicle violations, Sheriff William P. Mullen said.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE REVIEW
Gray was arraigned on charges of harassment, making false identification to law enforcement, making false reports to police, impersonating a public servant, obstruction of justice and several motor vehicle violations, Sheriff William P. Mullen said.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE REVIEW
