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Westchester County police say a New York City man is facing charges for allegedly pretending to be a police officer.

Police say that last Friday, officers arrested Dylan Gonzalez, 26, in the Village of Bronxville. Gonzalez allegedly had a loaded gun, phones, a badge and an NYPD-issued radio on him. Police say he also had ballistic vests, a fake detective shield and other equipment.

Police also tracked down his car.

Gonzalez was charged with weapon possession and criminal impersonation.

He was arraigned in the Village of Bronxville Justice Court and is in jail.

Police are asking anyone who believes they may have been stopped or approached by Gonzalez while he was impersonating a police officer to contact the Westchester County Department of Public Safety Tip Line at 1-800-898-TIPS (8477) or email at tips@wccops.com.