A serial convicted cop impersonator from Texas was busted after authorities said he tried to pull over undercover deputies while sporting a fake uniform, ballistic vest and an official-looking badge.

Shaun Arnold was driving a white Hyundai Santa Fe equipped with emergency lights and sirens when he attempted to perform the illegal traffic stop during a racing event in west Houston Saturday, according to a press release from the Harris County Sheriff’s Office.

Alarmed by Arnold’s “suspicious behavior,” undercover deputies alerted marked sheriff’s units, which stopped him and found he was “fully equipped to deceive” by having donned a police uniform shirt, a bulletproof vest with his last name stitched on the front, a body camera and a security badge.

Arnold, who is a convicted felon, also had a BB gun, a Taser, police radios and other equipment commonly carried by law enforcement officers in his car, the release stated.

Arnold’s history of trying to pass himself off as a cop spans more than two decades and at least three states.

In 2001, he was convicted of impersonating a police officer in Jefferson County, Texas, reported KHOU11. The following year, he was busted on the same charge in Illinois.

In 2015, he was found guilty of impersonating an officer in Missouri, where his record also includes charges related to stealing cars and other types of theft.  

Following his latest run-in with real cops, Arnold was once again charged with impersonating a police officer and felon in possession of body armor.

He was ordered held on a $15,000 bond.