Edward LaPorte, a former police officer from Chicago, was sentenced for impersonating an officer trying to get a free frontal massage. (CBS)
SANTA ANA (AP) – A Mission Viejo man has been sentenced for impersonating a police officer who demanded a rubdown and $200 at a massage parlor.
Orange County prosecutors say 48-year-old Edward Justin LaPorte was sentenced Wednesday to six months in prison and probation.
Prosecutors say LaPorte is a former police officer from Illinois who was wearing a badge when he entered the Golden Spa massage parlor in Lake Forest on Jan. 31. He told the manager he was investigating a complaint.
Prosecutors say he then complained of back pain, and a masseuse gave him a back rub before LaPorte asked for a frontal massage, which was refused.
The manager called city officials, who sent a real inspector who confronted LaPorte.
LaPorte reportedly fled, but not before his license plate number was recorded.
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