Madera County sheriff’s deputies have arrested a 40-year-old man for impersonating law enforcement.
Deputies responded to a family disturbance on the 22000 block of Ave. 12 last Friday and arrested Andrew Biscay for outstanding warrants related to vandalism and impersonating a peace officer.
The big picture: Biscay initially resisted arrest but was eventually safely taken into custody after a struggle.
- Deputies searched his vehicle and found a self-manufactured firearm, ammunition, a fake U.S. Marshal’s badge and uniform, a self-made baton and a flashing amber light.
- Biscay’s vehicle also had markings that resemble law enforcement.
- He was booked into the county jail on multiple felony and misdemeanor charges, and his bail was set at $70,000.
- The Madera County Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone who has ever been stopped by Biscay to call the office at (559) 675-7770.
Here are pictures of Biscay’s self-manufactured firearm, vehicle and fake uniform:
