Man charged with forging Chief Justice John Roberts’s signature, impersonating NSA agent
Summary
A man named Joshua Culver has been charged with impersonating a federal officer multiple times and forging the signature of Chief Justice John Roberts on fake court papers in Indiana. He was indicted last week in a federal court in Northern Indiana.Key Facts
- Joshua Culver is accused of pretending to be a federal officer.
- He allegedly forged Chief Justice John Roberts’s signature.
- The forged signature appeared on fake court documents from Indiana.
- Culver faces four charges of falsely impersonating a U.S. officer.
- He also faces one additional unspecified charge.
- The case is being handled in the Northern District of Indiana federal court.
- The impersonation involved claiming to be an agent from the National Security Agency (NSA).
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