Fake cop yelled expletives at woman, Roswell police say

A man pretending to be a cop in a road rage incident was arrested by police Wednesday.

Brian Pilling, of Roswell, faces an impersonating an officer charge after he allegedly tried to force a woman out of his way on the road, according to a police report.

Pilling was tailgating the victim when he pulled to the side of her and yelled expletives, police said.

A woman says she was pulled over by the man using a fake badge during road rage incident.

“While they were exchanging words and going down the street, (Pilling) said (he was) a police officer and flashed some type of badge,” Roswell police Officer Lisa Holland told Channel 2 Action News.

Holland said the woman was able to let Pilling merge in front of her and get his license plate.

Pilling remains in the Fulton County jail.

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