Lawyer is found guilty of impersonating police officer after he rang up Nando's to request their CCTV 'in bid to spy on his ex-girlfriend with her new man'

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Lawyer is found guilty of impersonating police officer after he rang up Nando's to request their CCTV 'in bid to spy on his ex-girlfriend with her new man'

Conor Johnstone, 34, posed as a police constable using a fake name and created a fake police email account to repeatedly pester Nando's staff for camera footage.