Arundel man charged with impersonating police officer A 33-year-old Anne Arundel County man was charged with impersonating a police officer after pretending to be a sheriff's deputy trying to serve a warrant at a woman's home, police said. Joshua T. Jones of the 7900 block of Solley Road in Pasadena was released on $7,500 bail after his arrest July 14, according to Maryland court records. Anne Arundel police said a man pulled up to a woman's house on Pescara Court in Pasadena about 9:15 p.m. on July 13 and identified himself as a member of the sheriff's office. Police said in a statement that the man told the woman he was there to serve a warrant, but the woman got suspicious when he asked for her address. "The victim felt that if he was there serving a warrant, he should have her address," said Justin Mulcahy, a police spokesman. The man drove off and the woman called police, giving officers the vehicle's license plate number. Police said they arrested Jones a short time later. Mulcahy said Jones was not dressed in a police uniform, was not armed and did not show a badge. He was driving a white Ford Crown Victoria, similar to a model used by many police departments. It had no flashing lights or hubcaps but did have large fog lights. Mulcahy said the woman does not know Jones. While impersonating cop, Md. man pulls over real officer Embattled Anne Arundel County Police Chief James Teare to retire Police impersonation charge for Md. man in Annapolis incident