The Brief
- Edward Kajmowicz was arrested Monday following a traffic stop in Frankfort.
- Police say Kajmowicz identified himself as a DEA agent and presented fraudulent credentials.
- Investigators confirmed he had never worked for the DEA and found him in possession of a semiautomatic firearm despite his revoked FOID card.
FRANKFORT, Ill. – A suburban man is facing charges after allegedly impersonating a federal drug enforcement agent during a traffic stop in Frankfort, police said.
Edward Kajmowicz, 46, of Burr Ridge, was arrested on Monday and charged with impersonating a public officer and unlawful possession of weapons, according to the Frankfort Police Department.
Fake DEA credentials discovered during traffic stop
What we know:
Police said Kajmowicz was stopped for a traffic violation near the intersection of LaGrange Road and Lincoln-Way Lane.…