Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents have released sketches of the two men they believe robbed a woman on July 6 while impersonating police officers.

According to authorities' initial report, the woman said her wallet was taken by two men driving a black Ford Crown Victoria that had a blue light on the dashboard. The woman was driving in southern Paulding County when she was stopped by the vehicle that resembled one belonging to law enforcement.

Officials earlier this week released more details on the incident, which revealed that the two men wore black T-shirts and black ball caps during the crime.

The sheriff’s office warns residents that those stopped by law enforcement are allowed to drive to a well-lit area before pulling over and should turn on their hazard lights and slow their speed below the speed limit while doing so. Those who are not sure if they are being pulled over by actual law enforcement can call 911 to confirm the presence of an actual officer.

The sheriff’s office has received reports of police impersonators before. This past December, deputies sought information on a black male driver who was wearing a dark, long-sleeve jumpsuit when he pulled over a woman on Hitchcock Road in Dallas.

Those with information on the recent police impersonators are asked to call the Paulding County Sheriff's Office at 770-443-3010.

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