Prosecutors on Long Island say there are now five victims of a
man accused of impersonating a federal agent
.
David Bradley of Port Jefferson Station was ordered held on $350,000 bond Wednesday. He is accused in an eight-count indictment of kidnapping, criminal impersonation and other crimes. Attorney Anthony LaPinta says Bradley pleaded not guilty. He declined further comment.
The 39-year-old Bradley was arrested June 11. He is accused of detaining a 19-year-old man while posing as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent. The man was later released.
The indictment charges Bradley also posed as a federal agent on June 6, May 10 and twice on May 4.
If convicted of kidnapping, Bradley could be sentenced to up to 25 years.
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Prosecutors are trying to determine if there are other victims.
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