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Updated: 9:49 PM Nov 18, 2009
Charges dropped against deputy impersonator
Almost all charges have been dropped against a man who allegedly impersonated a deputy and shot two people.
Posted: 5:51 PM Nov 18, 2009Reporter: WEAU 13 News Staff Email Address: news@weau.com |
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Almost all charges have been dropped against a man who allegedly impersonated a deputy and shot two people.
26-year-old Justin Glen Rott faced charges including armed burglary, impersonating an officer and aggravated battery. All but the charge of possessing a firearm have been dropped.
Two homeowners say on August 1st, a man kicked in a door at their Wilson home and demanded money and drugs. They say he was wearing a black t-shirt with "Sheriff" written on it. The homeowners say they were both shot during a struggle.
DNA evidence linked Rott to the home. Prosecutors did not return our phone call as to why the charges were dropped.
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