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Woman films men 'impersonating police officers' and accusing her of being a drug dealer as they
try to get into her East London home before running away when she asks for ID

*Police were called to The Shaftesburys block in Barking at 6.51pm on Tuesday 
*Impersonators dressed in crude uniforms including caps, harnesses and batons

'Scotland Yard has launched an investigation today over a video of two men armed with batons 'impersonating
police officers' and trying to get into a woman's home in east London. Police were called to a residential block
in The Shaftesburys, Barking at 6.51pm on Tuesday, October 12.

A woman reported that two men had attended her address claiming to be police officers.
In chilling footage circulating online, the men can be seen dressed in crude uniforms including caps, harnesses
and batons. They claim they need to 'search the property' but when challenged by the home owner, they attempt
to knock the phone from her hand. When she chases them from the building, they run down the road.


Dodgy coppers!

The two men were also wearing latex gloves and carrying handcuffs, with one of them heard pretending to speak
on a radio receiver on his vest. The age and identity of the homeowner remains unclear, but she filmed the incident
before posting it on social media.

The alleged attempt to pose as Met officers comes weeks after killer cop Wayne Couzens was jailed for murdering
Sarah Everard and snatching her from the street using his police ID. The two men were initially allowed in before the
residents became suspicious and asked to see their identification which they could not produce.

Upon being further challenged the suspects left the address. They were followed and fled in the direction of Abbey Road.
Officers attended and conducted an area search but the males could not be located. It is not believed that anything was
stolen from the address and there were no reports of any physical injuries.

An investigation is ongoing. There have been no arrests at this time...'

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