A motorist's jaw is fractured in a robbery by impostor officers during a traffic stop.

Last Sunday evening, a disturbing incident occurred around 9:15pm that has left the community in shock. A man in his thirties was driving along the M40 in Buckinghamshire when he was suddenly hit by another car. As if that wasn't enough, the situation took a terrifying turn when a vehicle with flashing lights signaled for him to pull over.

Trusting that it was the police, the victim exited the motorway at junction two and stopped in a layby on the A355. However, to his horror, several men emerged from the other car and forcefully dragged him out of his vehicle. They proceeded to viciously attack him, leaving him with a broken jaw, nose, and eye socket. The attackers then stole his wallet and keys before making a quick escape.

The victim was rushed to the hospital for necessary treatment and the details of the incident were recently released by the Thames Valley Police. According to investigating officer Pc Mollie Dugmore, impersonating a police officer is a serious offense and will not be tolerated. The police are now appealing to the public for any information that could help with their investigation.

If you were in the area around 9:10pm and witnessed anything suspicious, please come forward and contact 101, quoting reference number 43240506514. Additionally, if you have any mobile phone, CCTV, or dash-cam footage from the M40 or its surrounding areas, please share it with the police as it could be crucial in solving this case. Let's work together to bring these perpetrators to justice and ensure that this type of incident does not happen again.

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