Anti-vaxxer riding around with fake badge after claiming he'd perform 'citizens arrests'

It was just a week ago that anti-vaxxer Christopher Key said that he would start performing citizens' arrests on Americans, including elected officials like Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards (D).

"I am the vaccine police,” Key said on Clay Clark’s daily show, according to the Daily Beast. “We have shut down pharmacists. We have shut down boards of education. And we will be arresting the governor of Louisiana on February the 7th if he does not stand down and not vaccinate the children of Louisiana."

Now Key is not only wandering around claiming he'll perform arrests, he's impersonating police officers by wearing a fake badge.

Daily Beast media reporter Zachary Petrizzo tweeted photos of Key with his fake badge, standing with four massive guns.

Impersonating an officer or firefighter in Louisiana is a criminal offense. The law specifically cites a person using a false badge.

"Whoever commits the crime of false personation of a peace officer shall be fined not more than one thousand dollars or imprisoned with or without hard labor for not more than two years, or both," the law outlines.

In August, The Washington Post reported that Key went after pharmacists claiming that he would "execute" them if they continued to give COVID-19 vaccines.

See the photos of Key below: