Pierce County prosecutors have dropped charges against a Joint Base Lewis-McChord soldier accused of impersonating a Tacoma police officer in conversations with two prostitutes and trapping one of the women in his car.
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Charges dropped against JBLM soldier accused of impersonating officer in dealings with prostitutes
Pierce County prosecutors have dropped charges against a Joint Base Lewis-McChord soldier accused of impersonating a Tacoma police officer in conversations with two prostitutes and trapping one of the women in his car.
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