All right. And it's loaded, right? Okay. We're not going to Yeah. Okay. >> It's a village in Richland. >> But you have no But you have no ID from them, all right? And have you ever been sworn in by them? >> I've talked to the chief. >> No, no. I'm asking you a direct question. Have you been sworn in by them? >> important you answer this correctly because being a former police officer or someday a current police officer, you know if you lie in this situation, you go directly to jail. >> No, I'm not I'm not Listen, I'm not >> So, if you are telling me you are a police officer right now, is that what you're telling me? So, you are not a commissioned police officer. >> I have spoke with the chief. >> That's not what I'm asking you. I'm asking you one question. Are you a commissioned police officer through the state of Ohio? >> I have an appointment certificate. >> That's not what I'm asking. >> what I was asking you. >> I'm explaining to you. >> No, no. You're not. You're not answering the question. You're avoiding the question. It's very simple. Are you a sworn police officer anywhere in the state of Ohio with any department? >> Not currently. >> Okay. That's >> Not the Well, I'm >> Not currently. I'm unsure. >> I'm unsure. >> You can't be unsure. You would have to raise your hand, swear, sign a form, and you would get >> I've talked to >> paperwork on that. >> I know the baby king. >> Uh yeah, the chief of police is here. Uh one second. Would you be willing to speak to the supervisor from the company? >> From From Watchman? >> From Watchman? >> Yes. >> Is he an actual police officer? >> You are an actual police officer, correct? Uh okay. Okay, yes, he is. Where are you Where are you commissioned at? >> I- It doesn't matter. He's not here doing anything. I don't care. I don't care if he's the superintendent of the state highway patrol. That's irrelevant to the situation. So, uh you can talk to him if you want. >> but I got those. Yeah. I I live in my area and it doesn't make me a criminal, you know? And I I found a good paying job and I was told by the guys, like, "Hey, we'll take care of the commission. We'll get it taken care of. It's no big deal." I come out here, you know, I was told, "Hey, you can start. Make some money." That's all I was trying to do. Please do not I'm I'm asking you for courtesy, man to man. Please do not going to ruin my career. Please, please, please. >> I think you I think you did that kind of on your own. Casey. >> Please. >> All right. The Pickaway County, you knew you didn't work for Pickaway County. You displayed that badge. All right. You're out here acting in law enforcement capacity displaying a badge. All right. You're going to be charged. >> Oh, seriously? >> I'm serious, okay? Now, we're going to be nice about this, okay? And we're going to take you over and you can take your gun belt off and you can sit it on the hood of that car, okay? Um and we're going to take you in. We will not We don't have to handcuff you. This officer James is going to pat you down, all right? And we'll let you out, all right, on a summons, all right? >> Are we too far for me to >> Well, yeah. Where Where Yeah. Yeah. Where >> Listen, completely deceptive. >> Here's the problem. Here Here's You don't understand that right now we can charge you for improperly handling in the vehicle. I can charge you for personating a police officer. All right. I There's tons of charges All right. Well, probably the impersonation of a police officer. >> All right. So, the best thing to do right now is to just take off the belt. >> All right. So, let's step over here and take care of that first. You don't have anything else on you, do you? >> No. >> All right. Now, don't Don't reach in your All right. You You should know the drill. >> Can I call my supervisor? >> Which Which one? The one that you talked to on the phone on the way over? Yeah. >> No, the owner is John Ball. >> Well, George is is who I'm going to call back cuz he's the one who >> He's Christian's supervisor. >> Okay. >> John's the one that talked to Sergeant Roper who was supposed to call you. But you never talked to Sergeant Roper. >> I did. I did talk to Sergeant Roper, yeah. >> I'll listen to what the people want to do. We'll just take your gun belt before we just lock this up so you can't take it. >> Yeah, we'll just see that. >> Take that in and >> Can we discuss another charge, at least? Like Like can we discuss >> Yeah, take care. >> Oh my god. >> So he's not going to get a rifle? >> All right. And it's loaded, right? Okay, we're not going to Yeah. Take all his stuff and you can throw it in my car. >> Okay. I'll put it in back of yours. >> I'm just throwing everything in Hey, I think you're just going to have to go to the full court. >> Yeah, it's not that. I think it's That's a five round. >> Yeah, it's beyond that. I'm going to go ahead and park this here. I'll call the company. They can come get it. I'll lock it up. Here's his keys. Yeah, go ahead and take him in. Do a interview on him. Read him his rights and do an interview. Basically same questions you were asking. >> they're not. >> Uh you got to. >> No, but here's not that. Here's what I was going to say. Why don't we have this towed to our lot where it's at least semi sort of secure? >> I just would hate that somebody come and jack up their car. >> Especially since it does have red and blues. All right. >> Money What's that? Well, things change. We try to do the reasonableness test here, but listen, man, there's just way too much. You're You've got a code in there that doesn't belong to you. It's got deputy sheriff stuff on there. You got a loaded rifle. You're a traffic guy, man. That's all your details going to be. What active shooter situation you can run into. >> The man in custody is Casey Donovan Williams. He is 26 years old and located in Whitehall, Ohio. He was charged with impersonating a peace officer, which is a third-degree felony, and improper handling of a gun in a motor vehicle, which is a fourth-degree felony. He was booked at the Franklin County Correctional Facility. Casey was found with a fake police badge and AR-15.