Oklahoma Man Sentenced To Five Years For Impersonating Officer, More

A former felon who pretended to be a Department of Veterans Affairs investigator is sentenced to five years in prison.

Steven Pancoast wore a badge, carried a gun and worked on some big cases before the Attorney General's Office found out he was not CLEET certified, and had served time in prison in New Jersey.

Pancoast pleaded guilty to 24 different counts including impersonating an officer, perjury and more.

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Tuesday he was sentenced to five years in the Department of Corrections.