It happened on Thursday. The victim had turned onto Glenlock Drive from E. Panther Creek just before 6am. She told authorities that's when she noticed she was being followed by a newer model black Toyota Tundra.
The Tundra driver turned on red and blue lights that were on top of the truck and the woman pulled over into a parking lot. She says the Tundra driver got out and approached her, asking for her driver's license.
The woman reported that she became suspicious when the suspect didn't use a radio or his in-car computer.
The suspect reportedly then gave the woman her license back and lectured her about her driving habits.
Police say the suspect was a white male between the ages of 45 and 50, standing about 5-foot-10 and weighing roughly 190 pounds. He had blue eyes and was clean-shaven with a buzz cut. The victim says the man never identified himself as an officer.
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