19-year-old Jackson Jones was busy patrolling Chalkaw, Oklahoma. When real deputies from the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office arrive, he tries to act like he's just leaving work from a department in Tennessee. >> You're a deputy sheriff? >> Well, I mean, I work at the sheriff's office. >> Okay. >> I mean, what were you a corrections officer for the sheriff's office? >> Okay. You got any kind of employment identification? >> Dude, they don't give me that when you work at the deal. >> Really? >> He was smooth. He was confident. And he was cocky. But then they checked the vehicle and that's when his sheriff persona shattered. They found the evidence of a teenager playing a dangerous game. He had the vest, the handcuffs, and a duty belt. His cockiness led him straight to a jail cell for impersonating an officer and transporting an open container. We now look at a stop in Oklahoma City that baffled veteran officers. They pulled over a silver Volkswagen Jetta that looked like an undercover unit. The driver was 25-year-old Manuel Nava. >> [clears throat] >> Is this like some type of old police car or >> No, I'm I work at the National Weather Service.