Richmond Man Arrested for CHP Impersonation
Richmond Man Arrested for CHP Impersonation

Richmond Man Arrested for CHP Impersonation

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Matthew Bennett Connolly, a 25-year-old Richmond resident, was arrested by San Rafael police for allegedly impersonating a police officer using a Chevrolet Camaro marked with California Highway Patrol (CHP) decals. The arrest occurred after officers noticed the car, which was not properly registered and lacked valid license plates, while patrolling near Bellam Boulevard and Interstate 580. Connolly claimed the decals were for a car show, but officers found the vehicle had recently been removed from an impound yard due to expired registration. The police have impounded the Camaro and are investigating whether Connolly used it in other impersonation incidents. Authorities are seeking any individuals who may have been pulled over by Connolly in this fake CHP vehicle to come forward with information. Connolly was released from the Marin County Jail with a citation to appear in court if charges are filed.

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