Texas man accused of impersonating a police officer claims he did it to 'make people drive better'

A Texas man was arrested for impersonating a constabulary serviceman aft a concerned national called 911 astir a suspicious bluish pickup motortruck trying to propulsion him complete pinch emergency lights. 

Deputies from nan Parker County Sheriff's Office responded to nan segment and arrested Luciano Amador Velazquez, a 42-year-old man from Weatherford, which is astir 50 miles west of Dallas. 

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Velazquez told constabulary that he uses nan bluish and reddish emergency lights mounted connected his dashboard to "make group thrust better."

Luciano Amador Velazquez, 42, was charged pinch impersonating a constabulary serviceman aft allegedly trying to propulsion a driver complete successful Parker County, Texas.  (Parker County Sheriff's Office)

The unfortunate successful nan astir caller incident told police that Velazquez was besides pursuing him closely. 

"He further reported nan driver of nan motortruck was flashing emergency lights from wrong nan truck, while attempting to trim him disconnected of nan roadway and artifact his conveyance from leaving nan area," nan Parker County Sheriff's Office said. 

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Velazquez was charged with impersonating a nationalist servant and is being held connected a $15,000 bond, according to jailhouse records.