Bogus police officer who stopped driver in Fife sought 23 April 2013 Last updated at 17:59 A man impersonating a police officer who stopped a woman driver in Fife is being sought by police. The lone woman driver was stopped just after midnight on 13 April on the A914 Cupar Road, near to Clushford Toll junction. It follows after a similar incident in January when a woman driver was stopped by a man, who sped off after she challenged him. It is not known if it was the same man in both incidents. On both occasions the man was not wearing a police uniform. In January the suspect appeared to be wearing a police cap, while in the latest incident the man was wearing a fluorescent jacket. Very rare The man involved in April incident is described as white, 5ft 9ins to 5ft 11ins tall, with light, short hair receding at the front and sides and who spoke with a local accent. He was driving a dark blue or black hatchback car. In the January incident, the man was driving a light coloured car, possibly a BMW. He is white, 5ft 8ins tall, of stocky build, with a local accent, dark hair and sideburns. Ch Insp Jill Harper, of Police Scotland, said: "These incidents took place several months apart, however on both occasions the drivers did absolutely the right thing and demanded identification, which scared the man off. I would like to emphasise that it is most unusual for a police officer in an unmarked car to pull over motorists. On the very rare occasion when it is necessary to do so, all police officers carry a warrant card and will happily produce it on request. Should anyone find themselves in this position and be unsure, they should not get out of their car and indicate they will follow the car to the nearest police station.