Arrogant Fake Cop Walks Up to Unmarked Car With Vest & Guns, Instantly Regrets It

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FAKE COP PULLED OVER BY THE REAL THING ON EAST KELLOGG 🚔

A fake cop pulled over in Wichita, Kansas had a vest, weapons, a body cam, and a siren — but no badge and no authority. Around noon on November 16, 2020, Kory Michael Farmer, 34, ran lights and a siren down East Kellogg chasing a silver Pontiac Grand Prix. The two detectives he drove straight up to were very much real.

What he said next would take three separate interviews to unravel — and the Pontiac driver came back to contradict all of it.

🚗 Two Detectives, One Bad Decision
Sedgwick County detectives heard Kory's siren before they saw him. He pulled into the median, walked back to their unmarked car, and was in handcuffs within minutes.

🪪 Licensed, Not a Cop
Kory held valid Kansas licenses as a private investigator and bail enforcement agent. Neither gave him authority to run a siren or conduct a traffic stop.

🗣️ Three Interviews, Three Versions
He told one officer nobody pulled him over — he got out freely. Twenty minutes later he said he stopped when he saw their lights. The detectives said the siren was the only reason they looked up.

📋 The Pontiac Driver Came Back
The driver returned to the scene on his own and told detectives he never pulled over because he never believed Kory was a real cop. He had already called 911.

⚖️ Five Counts, One Plea
Prosecutors charged Kory with five counts of false impersonation under Kansas Statute 21-5917. He pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count on March 17, 2021 — one year probation, no fine, guns and gear forfeited, truck sold, both licenses surrendered.

A September 2020 stop at Oliver and Lincoln ended in a verbal warning. The November stop ended in handcuffs. Same truck, same siren, very different outcome.

🔍 What is Kansas false impersonation?
Under Kansas Statute 21-5917, false impersonation means knowingly representing yourself as a public officer. It is a class B nonperson misdemeanor carrying up to six months in county jail and a fine of up to $1,000.

🚨 Did Kory actually use a siren on East Kellogg?
Kory denied activating any siren or attempting a traffic stop. Both Sedgwick County detectives stated the siren is what drew their attention before they ever saw his truck.

📅 Had Kory been stopped before November 16, 2020?
Yes. On September 17, 2020, a Wichita officer stopped Kory's black Silverado at Oliver and Lincoln with lights and a siren running and issued a verbal warning after determining he was not a federal agent.

⚖️ What was Kory's sentence?
On March 17, 2021, Kory pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of false impersonation. He received one year of probation with a six-month underlying jail term, forfeited his firearms and gear, sold the truck, and surrendered both Kansas licenses.

🚔 Was Kory's claim that he was a DA warrant officer ever verified — and what do you think the September warning should have led to?
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