<prompt> Human: I am a 25 yo female. I got pulled over the other night for not having my lights on. It had just gotten dark and my lights are normally on auto but for whatever reason the werent that day. Someone flashed their brights at me, and I realized my lights werent on and the moment I turned them on there were red, blue, and white lights in my rear view. I pulled over, rolled all my windows down, and placed my hands on the steering wheel. The cop asked if I knew why I was pulled over and I said no it really didnt hit me at that moment!. He said my lights werent on and asked for license and insurance. He looked at the expiration date on my insurance and took my license back to his car. When he returned, he explained that driving with your lights off is usually a sign of a DUI, but that I didnt seem intoxicated and I wasnt. He game me back my license and said he was letting me off with a warning, all he needed was my social and phone number. I felt uneasy but I immediately rambled them off I was nervous and thankful to be getting out of a ticket and he told me to drive safe and have a good day. We pulled up at the next light and we should have both been next to each other in the different lanes, but he stayed behind me I thought that was odd. The next day I called the police department. They said it isnt customary to ask for phone numbers or socials unless they are running you for a warrant. They asked what color car and uniform the officer had. They told me none of their officers have white cars, they only have black. They also said they dont wear black uniforms, but light grey shirts with navy pants. They said it sounded like it wasnt an officer and wished me luck...Advice Ive received is to notify all credit bureaus, buy LifeLock, and to call the police back and file a report. Is there anything that Im missing? Has this happened to anyone else? Is there any way this was a real police officer? Did a cop just steal my identity?UPDATE: Spoke with the police... there is no way this was an officer of the state, county, or highway patrol. Apparently, in my city, there have been several reports of someone impersonating a police officer. The police officer I spoke with was concerned that it may be a pervert? I guess in other cases there has been some stalking involved... I thought I only had to worry about credit... Anyway, they will be following me closely. Thank you everyone for your advice, I have notified all credit bureaus, have a police report filed, and followed all the suggestions on the wiki page. Assistant: Dont buy lifelock. All credit bureaus will freeze your credit and give you ID protection for a year. You can keep renewing and unfreeze whenever you need too. LIFE LOCK SUCKS. The bureaus do this for free and IT DOESNT HURT your credit. Do it asap.Human: Thank you! How long do you think I should renew? Every year? Why does Life Lock suck?  <response>: I was provided a LifeLock subscription due to a data breach. During the subscription period, I opened several new accounts, and LifeLock only sent me alerts for a couple of them. You definitely need to be watching your credit yourself, making LifeLock superfluous.Just follow the steps in the wiki: 