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A woman is facing multiple charges after posing as a Houston police officer during a robbery and kidnapping at a business in February, according to court records. The incident unfolded when the suspect approached the business owner, brandishing a firearm and claiming to be an undercover cop. Under the pretense of investigating a debt owed to an associate, the woman coerced the victim into a vehicle.
Once inside, the woman demanded money and threatened the victim's safety if he did not comply. The situation escalated as the victim was driven to various locations while being pressured for cash. Eventually, the victim managed to escape and reported the incident to law enforcement, leading to the woman's arrest.
Authorities have charged her with multiple offenses, including aggravated robbery and kidnapping. The case has drawn attention to the dangers posed by impersonators and the serious nature of such crimes. The investigation is ongoing, as police seek to understand the full extent of the woman's actions and any potential accomplices involved.
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