SDPD trying to find man who falsely posed as an officer, trying to lure youngsters

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — The San Diego Police Division is requesting group members to be on alert for a person who tried to lure youngsters to his car whereas falsely figuring out himself as a police officer.

SDPD’s launch stated the person approached a 9-year-old and 12-year-old little one at Keiller Park on Woodrow Avenue round 10 a.m. Monday.

The person, whereas falsely figuring out as a police officer, tried to lure the 2 youngsters to his car to take images of them, in response to the discharge. The kids informed an grownup, who then contacted the police division.

The person was final seen heading east on Lisbon Road. Authorities stated he’s described as a dark-skinned Hispanic male in his late 20s, 5 ft 4 inches to five ft 6 inches tall, with a skinny to medium construct. He was additionally final seen sporting a blue T-shirt with white horizontal stripes, black pants and white footwear.

Anybody with any info on this incident is requested to contact Detective David Kean at (619) 527-3552 or [email protected].