Ex-deputy believes impersonation charges are bogus
A fired Clayton County deputy believes two felony charges filed against him for impersonating a police officer are bogus and he has asked a Fulton County judge to throw the charges out. We first told you about Quinton Coleman's case a year ago when he was pulled over during a traffic stop in Chattahoochee Hills.
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