CHICAGO, Jan. 22 (UPI) -- A Chicago teen who made national headlines by impersonating a police officer has been arrested again, this time on different charges, Chicago police say.
The unnamed 15-year-old is charged as a juvenile with domestic battery and possession of a stolen vehicle, the Chicago Tribune reported Friday.
Police say he is accused of shoving his mother during an argument about the theft of a relative's car.
In January 2009, the boy made national news after he was arrested for masquerading as a Chicago police officer.
He was only 14 years old when he showed up at the Grand Crossing District station in a police uniform and went on patrol with another officer.
Seven Chicago policemen were disciplined as a result of the incident.
Last May the teen was arrested for posing as a buyer at a South Side Chicago car dealership.
