The Kansas Highway Patrol is searching for a driver posing as a trooper. Someone impersonating a KHP trooper stopped a driver on K-42 in Kingman County Monday. The suspect was driving a white Ford Crown Victoria with a light bar on top. It was marked with Highway State Trooper on the driver’s door. The victim advised that it appeared to be painted on. The suspect is described as a white male about 5’10” tall. He wore a navy blue top and pants, and a campaign hat that had no tassel on it, but did have a hat badge on it. He had a duty belt on with a pistol, handcuffs, and a magazine holder. KHP has troopers actively patrolling the area in hopes to find this individual. If you have seen the vehicle, or know anything, contact the Kansas Highway Patrol at *47 (*HP). If you are stopped and question whether or not it is a trooper, KHP said look for these identifying features: -Trooper’s vehicles will have license plates with a radio number on the front and on the back of their cars. Turnpike trooper’s license plates are different, but they still have the radio number on the front license plate. -Troopers have a badge with their radio number and name. -If you’re still in doubt, you can call 911, or reach KHP dispatch at *47 (*HP) for KHP and *582 (*KTA) for Kansas Turnpike.