The driver of the infamous “Booty Patrol” truck, who has been impersonating law enforcement in Florida and causing chaos on the streets, has been apprehended and issued a ticket, as confirmed by the DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office. The truck, identified by license plate H05F41, is adorned with red and blue lights and prominently displays the words “BOOTY PATROL.” The Sheriff’s Office made a public awareness post, urging anyone who may have been pulled over by this individual to come forward. While the driver was not arrested, they have been cited for the unauthorized use of police lights.
According to Nichole Celotto, the Public Information Coordinator for the DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office, no one has reported being pulled over by the driver. The state attorney’s office will now handle the case. The DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office is calling on residents who have been stopped by this suspicious vehicle or possess any information about these incidents to contact their Criminal Investigative Division.
Authorities have revealed that similar incidents involving the “Booty Patrol” truck have been reported in various counties across Florida, not limited to DeSoto County. The reckless actions of the impersonator have raised concerns among law enforcement officials, prompting a thorough investigation.
Residents are urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious encounters with this vehicle. The DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office is working diligently to ensure public safety and hold the perpetrator accountable for their actions.
In conclusion, the apprehension of the “Booty Patrol” truck driver marks a step towards maintaining law and order on Florida’s streets. The incident highlights the importance of community cooperation in identifying and reporting potential threats to public safety. The DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office, along with other law enforcement agencies, remains committed to protecting residents and upholding the integrity of law enforcement.
