By Sally Lee A teenage girl was indecently assaulted when two police impersonators stopped and searched her while she was walking to school in Sydney. The schoolgirl saw the man and the woman, both dressed in blue clothes, emerge from a station wagon on a road in Quakers Hill on Monday at about 10.40am. Their vehicle had the word 'police' written on the side. The Wyndham College student was then searched separately by the pair, believed to be in their 30s, where she alleges that the woman indecently assaulted her during the process. A teenage girl was indecently assaulted when two police impersonators stopped and searched her while she was walking to school in Quakers Hill on Monday
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The 17-year-old girl was approached by a man and woman dressed in blue as she was walking to school on Douglas Road, Quakers Hill on Monday
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The Wyndham College student told police she saw the pair emerge from a white station wagon at about 10.40am which had 'police' written on the side
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It is believed both, aged in their 30s, searched her separately and the woman allegedly indecently assaulted the girl
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The man retrieved a German shepherd from the back of the vehicle to assist him with the search
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Police said there is 'some chance it may have been a bit of a prank'
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