Madera County man arrested for impersonating US Marshal, deputies say

MADERA COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- A Madera County antheral is facing aggregate charges aft being accused of trying to impersonate a U.S. Marshal.

Over the weekend, Madera County Sheriff's deputies were called to a location connected Avenue 12 adjacent Road 22 for a disturbance.

That's wherever 40-year-old Andrew Biscay was arrested for outstanding warrants related to vandalism and impersonating an officer.

A hunt of his motortruck revealed a handmade gun, ammunition, and a fake U-S Marshal's badge.

Biscay's conveyance besides had markings resembling instrumentality enforcement.

Authorities are asking anyone who whitethorn person been stopped by Biscay to travel forward.