'Officer' pulls woman over, asks for date SIGTUNA, Sweden, April 26 (UPI) -- Swedish police said they are unsure whether a man who pulled a woman over and later texted her for a date was an actual police officer. The woman, identified as Angelica, 26, told police she believes she was speeding Monday night in Sigtuna when she was pulled over by what appeared to be an undercover police car with flashing blue lights, The Local reported Thursday. The woman said the man told her she was speeding but he would spare her a ticket and allow her to drive away. However, she said the same man pulled her over a few minutes later and asked for her phone number "just in case something happened." Angelica said she received a text message after midnight from the man asking her for a date. Hello, I want to meet you in Upplands-Vasby tomorrow, what time suits you? Just so we can talk a little. And you can get a free coffee," the text message read. You got to keep your driving license and you got away without a fine. You were so cute in your blue jeans;) Can you be in Vasby around 5pm if that works? The woman said she called the man later and he again claimed to be a police officer. She said she told him she planned to report his actions. Police said they are investigating the matter and they are not sure if the man was an actual law enforcement officer. "This is not good, whether it was actually a policeman or not," lead investigator Mats Johnsson told newspaper Aftonbladet.