2006 New York Code - Falsely Impersonating An Officer.



 
    §  26-112  Falsely  impersonating  an  officer. Any person who falsely
  represents himself or herself as an officer, inspector  or  employee  of
  the department or of a not-for-profit corporation performing services on
  behalf  of the department pursuant to article twenty-seven of subchapter
  one of chapter one of title twenty-seven of the code, or as acting under
  the authority of the department or of such  not-for-profit  corporation,
  or  who  without  authority  uses, wears or displays any shield or other
  insignia or emblem such  as  is  worn  by  such  officer,  inspector  or
  employee, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.

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