A man driving a stolen vehicle was pulled over and arrested in Harris County after it was discovered he was wanted on multiple felony warrants, including impersonating a police officer. The stop, carried out by deputies with Constable Mark Herman's Office, occurred on a busy stretch of Cypresswood Drive on March 6.
Kendrick Demas, the man behind the wheel of the stolen car, was quickly identified by authorities. An investigation into Demas revealed his extensive criminal background, with an open felony warrant for impersonating a police officer and four open felony warrants for theft. His luck had run out, as the traffic stop led to immediate consequences for his alleged past deeds.
In a public statement shared on Facebook, Constable Mark Herman laid out the details of Demas' arrest. "Kendrick Demas was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail for the multiple open warrants. His bond has not been set at this time out of the 351st District Court," Herman said. The constable's office further informed the public of the incident and Demas' connection to previous criminal activities.
As of the latest updates, Demas awaits his day in court, with a bond decision pending. Details of his alleged impersonation of a police officer have not been disclosed by authorities, but the nature of his multiple theft charges paints a troubling picture of a repeat offender. The Harris County community has been alerted, and Kendrick Demas now faces the task of defending himself against the weighty accusations that have followed his unlawful masquerade.
