Miami - It seems a teenager who was arrested for impersonation of a medial official didn't learn his lesson the first time he was arrested.
Matthew Scheidt was arrested for impersonating a cop on January 18th. According to the undercover officer who arrested him, Scheidt drove up to him at a red light with a car designed to look like an unmarked police car and asked him why he wasn't wearing his seat belt. According to police "The undercover officer made eye contact with the driver, and noticed that he [Scheidt] was conducting himself as an officer, using a laptop, and speaking with the officer using police jargon."
When asked twice if he was an officer, he told the undercover cop yes. Upon arresting him, Scheidt was found to have a loaded gun, taser, handcuffs, a folding knife, a Motorola police radio, an ankle holster, and a black sheriff's T-shirt. He's facing a charge of impersonating a police officer and two counts of carrying a concealed weapon..
Scheidt, who tried to pass himself off as a medical doctor at least three different times, also has to go to trial in March for falsely representing a doctor for two weeks. During the time he "worked" at Osceola Regional Medical Center, he correctly performed CPR on a drug-induced heat attack victim and gave a man a physical.
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