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PITTSBURGH (AP) — A man whose company scoops up pet poop has been charged with flashing a fake Secret Service identification card and badge when he was pulled over by a police officer, and to get the "government rate" for a hotel room. Fifty-three-year-old Christopher Diiorio (dee-OR'-ee-oh) was arraigned Thursday on charges of conspiracy, using a false badge and a fraudulent official seal. Reserve Township police say Diiorio flashed the ID card after an officer pulled him over for a faulty brake light on July 22. Police dropped their criminal charges once federal prosecutors took over the case. The feds also charged Diiorio with using the fake badge at a hotel in June. Diiorio and his attorney didn't immediately respond to calls, emails and messages left with Doodle Scoopers, his Bethel Park business.

Feds: Pooper scooper pretended to be Secret Service agent