Denver Police are investigating a bizarre case involving a man who conned a store clerk out of $20 while pretending to be a police officer.

"It's kind of convoluted," said police department spokesman Sonny Jackson. "Through a dialog with the clerk, the guy ends up discussing that thisbill may be counterfeit and he says, 'Give me the bill. I'm looking for counterfeit bills.'"

Jackson said the man then told the clerk he was an undercover Aurora cop, presented a card and even took his shirt off to show he was wearing abullet proof vest.

Jackson said once they catch the impersonator, it will be up to the District Attorney to decide whether to file a theft charge in addition to onerelated to the impersonation.

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