Man convicted of impersonating officer to rob people in 2013 leads high-speed chase
Man known to impersonate police caught in high-speed chase
Coweta County deputies tried to pull Torrez Seymore over for an expired tag, but he led them on a high-speed chase instead. Not only did they say they found out he had a history of impersonating officers, but he was also caught with a gun in the car despite the fact that he is a convicted felon.
COWETA COUNTY, Ga. - Coweta County deputies said they tried to pull over a man for an expired tag, but he hit the gas. It wasn't until after he was caught that deputies realized why he likely ran.
Torrez Seymore, 36, reportedly led a high-speed chase, but lost control on a turn and hit a utility pole head-on.
That's when Seymore, who was uninjured, could be seen via body camera footage hopping out of the car and making a run for it.
The deputy chasing him deployed his Taser and arrested Seymore.
During the arrest, Seymore told the deputy he had a gun in the car and admitted to being on parole.
As it turns out, Seymore made headlines after being convicted as part of a robbery crew that posed as police officers with fake badges to break into their victims' homes and violently rob them at gunpoint.
Torrez Seymore (Credit: Coweta County Sheriff's Office)
According to federal records, he was released from prison in 2023 after serving ten years.
Deputies believe that's why he refused to pull over.