A man Mobile Police say ripped of senior citizens has been arrested in central Alabama.
Police say Eric Odom pretended to be a police officer to scam people out of money.
Mobile Police have four warrants for his arrest.
Police say he targeted two elderly people back in February and took their money. He may face more charges in Mobile.
On Monday, US Marshals tracked down Eric Odom in Birmingham.
He's being held in the Jefferson County Jail.
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Cop Impersonator Arrested
Mobile Police say a man who pretended to be a police officer to steal money from senior citizens is now sitting in an Alabama jail cell.
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Published: March 10, 2009
Published: March 10, 2009
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