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STEVE INSKEEP, HOST:
Good morning. I'm Steve Inskeep.
Dunkin' Donuts offers a discount for police. That plays off a stereotype, but gives little thanks for their service. The trouble came when a Florida cop seemed to overuse the privilege. He showed a badge, returned several times, and even brought his family before the manager began suspecting that Charles "Chuck" Berry was no cop.
Real police set up surveillance and caught the impersonator with a badge, a gun and presumably, powdered sugar on his hands.
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