Jeremy Dewitte is a citizen of the United States who was charged with a crime in the beginning of 2021. He was seen riding a motorcycle while dressed in a police uniform. Dewitte then began conversing with a number of pedestrians and riders.

Dewitte uploaded a video from his helmet in which Jeremy was chastised by numerous people. A police officer revealed Jeremy to be a police impersonator. He was detained at the same location.

Quick Facts

What is The Net Worth of Jeremy Dewitte?

Jeremy Dewitte has a net worth of $200,000. Funeral escorts make an average of $54,000 a year, according to Hired. Perhaps Jeremy’s remuneration is similar.

Jeremy Dewitte estimated net worth is $200000.
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Despite his reputation for his atrocities, his personal information remains a closely kept secret, with no information on his wife or family. If he’d been a cop, he’d have a decent Net Worth, but he’s just a pathetic impersonator.

Tommy Zizzo, an LAPD officer, is better known as the only child of Erika Jayne and her second husband, Thomas Girardi and Tommy Zizzo must be well compensated for his work as a police officer. In the early years of 2023, his net worth is expected to be  more than $300,000.

Wiki-Biography

Jeremy Dewitte is a 42-year-old Florida native. The exact year Jeremy was born in Florida. He’s in his forties, at the absolute least.

Jeremy Dewitte is a Florida native who is 41 years old.
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The names of Dewitte’s father and mother are unknown. He also has siblings. Jeremy studied at and graduated with honors with a bachelor’s degree.

Jeremy Dewitte’s Wife: Who Is She?

Rania Abdelrahman is the name of his wife.  Rania and Jeremy Dewitte have been married since 16 years. She is an adult Egyptian immigrant who has settled in the United States. Jeremy married her in 2005.

The specifics of their nuptials are being kept confidential for the time being. Nonetheless his wife is five years younger than he is. Rania appears to hold a special place in Jeremy’s heart. Despite their varying ages, they never lose interest in what they are doing. Rania rarely discusses her personal life in public.

Jeremy Dewitte Metro State

According to the Deputy he smashed both hands on the officer’s front fender and then put his right hand in a horrible way on his pistol holster. However the couple was driving with their 4-year-old child in the back seat, according to the affidavit. He introduced himself as law enforcement and notified Dewitte of the illegal activities, according to the Deputy.

As he drove away and contacted 911, several Metro State cars followed him to Blue Jacket Park. Although Dewitte was not caught right away, Randall Brocius, 35, a man reported as his employee, was arrested for having a legal 9mm pistol on his gun belt. In a Sept. 26 interview at Sheriff’s Office headquarters, Dewitte admitted to hitting the vehicle, according to investigators.

The arrest of Jeremy Dewitte can be seen in the video below.

Dewitte approached the intersection and began directing traffic, ordering the lady to move out of the way so that other vehicles could pass. She initially assumed Dewitte for a cop, but she became skeptical when she noticed Metro State on the motorcade vehicles. She dialed 911 to report the strange behavior.

EXCLUSIVE: Back on the track? A man who impersonated a police officer and started his own mini-police force in Florida, complete with fake uniforms and 18 cruisers, is about to be released from jail in the United States, at a time when police departments are struggling with a lack of officers.

• On September 10th, Jeremy Charles DeWitte, age 42, will be released from his sentence at the Taylor County Correctional Institution in Perry, Florida.
• As part of a plea bargain that covered all 10 of his impersonating an officer-related cases in Orange County and other charges related to those cases, he was sentenced to 18 months in prison last year.
• The infamous con artist had such an unhealthy fixation on pretending to be a member of the police force that he even established his very own ‘police’ department, complete with cruisers and uniforms.
• Despite the fact that he had no legal authority, he would still carry a pepper spray gun and make traffic stops while working for the now-defunct force known as “Metro-State Special Services.”
• In 2005, DeWitte was given a conviction for “lewd lascivious battery sex” with a minor, which resulted in him being forced to register as a sexual offender. As a result of this conviction, he was unable to pursue a career as a real police officer.
• According to the reports, he was arrested for the first time for impersonating a law enforcement officer in 2003 and sentenced to a year in prison for his crime. This activity dates back nearly two decades.