Savannah Man Claims to Be Rep. Jack Kingston when Arrested for Pin

Renee Brown
Nelson Lewis a Savannah resident claimed to be Rep. Jack Kingston, after being caught with a congressional pin. The congressional pin is a symbol that allows member to bypass capitol security.

Non-members caught wearing the pin can be charged with unlawful possession, face six months in jail along with fines of $5000. Court document was filed against Nelson Lewis, 26, of Savannah for improperly wearing the congressional pin. Claiming to be Rep. Jack Kingston was not the brightest move.

The documents stated police responded to a 911 call at 1 a.m. on Nov. 17 for a reported assault. When police arrived Lewis stated he wasn't touched in the assault. Then he when on to tell police he was Rep. Jack Kingston, a Georgia Republican.

Lewis claimed not to have any identification, when asked for identification. When police identified and arrested Lewis, he told police his dead uncle who was a member of congress gave him the pin. The congressional pin in Lewis possession was verified to be authentic.

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Savannah Now, The Associated Press, Savannah man claims to be Congress Member, arrested for pin

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