Inside Edition reports that officers in Wooster County, Ohio pulled over a phony cop, Erik Brubaker and his pal, 20-year-old Caleb Barnhart, and discovered that the pair, dressed as cops, were actually sex offenders;
After Brubaker allegedly admitted he’d been fired from his security guard job, police say Barnhart told them separately that the men were on their way to confront a female rape case witness.
“It appeared that the reason he was wearing this uniform may have been to intimidate this young lady to answer his questions or perhaps to go away with him to some other location,” Hunter said.
From Fox8;
During questioning the driver, Erik Brubaker, 35, of Medina, first told them he was working as a security officer and was expected to be at work that afternoon.
He later recanted saying that he had been terminated from a security job.
Authorities also learned that Brubaker’s license had been suspended.
His passenger, Caleb Barnhart, 20, of Wadsworth was also carrying a metal police badge.
Ladies, it’s a jungle out there.
Those two both look like their parents were brother and sister.
They look like neither comes from a family tree that has any forks in it.
They both look like they come from the same family “tree” that circles back on itself.
I think the technical term is “family vine”
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Those two look like a case study in phrenology
“Determining the size and shape of Walt’s asshole?”
After seeing their mugshots, suddenly this came to mind.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsC4kf6x_Q0
Does he do Uncle Dave Macon songs???
They both look like they have IQ scores in the 75 to 85 range.
ASVAB waivers.
Is it just me, or are their heads sort of lopsided?
Uhhh. Not quite all there, for sure. Maybe they can now be kept from the rest of us.
Of course they’re sex offenders….too broke and ugly to get it any other way
Do these arrests jeopardize their enrollment in the All Points Logistics Executive Mentorship Program?
They would be known as references