An 86-year-old Parker County man was the victim of a violent home invasion after a suspect allegedly posed as a police officer to gain entry into his home, according to the Parker County Sheriff’s Office.

Incident Details

The crime happened on July 16 when Parker County Sheriff’s Office dispatch received a 911 call from the 86-year-old man stating someone just broke into his home and robbed him. The victim told deputies someone was banging on his back door and claimed to be a police officer. When he opened the door, the suspect held a strobing flashlight in the victim’s face and then forced entry into the residence.

According to the victim, the invader sounded like a female’s voice yelling at him, demanding money, or he was going to jail. The sheriff’s office said the intruder demanded money before repeatedly hitting the man in both arms and the chest before placing him in a chokehold.

The victim later told investigators he was able to recognize the female suspect after getting a clear view of her during the commotion of the assault, which led deputies to identify her as Jacqueline Smith Johnson and arrest her on July 20, four days after the alleged attack.

Johnson was booked into the Parker County Jail and has been charged with aggravated robbery of an elderly person, a first-degree felony. She was held on a $50,000 bond, but has since posted bail and been released.

Original reporting: Dallas TX News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.