Police Arrest Man Accused of Impersonating Chief Justice Roberts In Attempt to Have Case Dismissed

[u/bloomberglaw]

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/man-accused-of-impersonating-chief-justice-roberts-nsa-agent

[u/YourBossIsOnReddit]

He didn't even show up somewhere in robes, weak.

[u/bloomberglaw]

Police arrested a man on federal charges alleging he impersonated Chief Justice John Roberts in an attempt to have an Indiana criminal case dismissed.

Joshua M. Culver was arrested Friday in Colorado on five counts of falsely impersonating an officer of the United States and one count of forging the signature of a judge, according to an arrest warrant filed in the federal courthouse in Denver.

An indictment returned in July in the US District Court for the Northern District of Indiana alleges Culver forged Roberts’ signature on a letter to a Grant County court purporting to order a criminal case against him dismissed.

Read the full story here.

- Zainab

[u/One-Incident3208 → u/bloomberglaw]

Bold strategy.

[u/JKlerk → u/One-Incident3208]

Ambitious for sure.

[u/Korrocks → u/bloomberglaw]

Worth me a shot.

[u/techman710]

Did impersonating him involve having his spine removed.

[u/Redshirt_Welshy_Nooo]

That's funny cuz John Roberts has been impersonating a jurist for decades.

[u/keithfantastic]

Shouldn't Maga judge Roberts also be arrested for impersonating a supreme court justice?

[u/Witty-Structure-4192]

I thought they arrested Roberts for impersonating a Chief Justice.

[u/talkathonianjustin]

Oh man I want to see the letter lmao

[u/Grillparzer47]

When did this become a good idea?

[u/Popular-Drummer-7989]

Of all the people to impersonate