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Maui man arrested for allegedly impersonating federal agent

By Star-Advertiser staff

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LAST UPDATED: 07:51 a.m. HST, Feb 24, 2012


 

Maui police and the U.S. Secret Service arrested a 53-year-old Kula man who allegedly told a police officer he was a federal agent with a dog trained in attack, bomb and drug detection.

Police said the suspect, Abraham Kantzabedian, approached a Maui police officer in December and January with what appeared to be an official government identification card and made claims that appeared to be untrue.

Police, working with the U.S. Secret Service, arrested Kantzabedian for impersonating a law enforcement officer on Feb. 9 and then arrested him again on federal charges Tuesday.

Police said a search warrant served on Kantzabedian's home turned up evidence of criminal activity.






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Manapua_Man wrote:
What a ba-booze.
on February 24,2012 | 06:00AM
Sully77 wrote:
are the police going to release what kind of criminal activity this guy was involed in?
on February 24,2012 | 08:15AM
gari wrote:
wow what was the intent and pass intentions should be factored into the crime . It is not funny.
on February 24,2012 | 08:43AM
olos73 wrote:
Let him impersonate a convict in orange overalls.
on February 24,2012 | 09:26AM
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