Dennis Jackson, shown in this file image, is accused of impersonating a Cal/OSHA agent to extort money from Inland Empire companies. (KABC Photo)
VICTORVILLE, Calif. (KABC) -- Investigators are searching for businesses targeted by a man posing as a Cal/OSHA agent.
The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department says Dennis Jackson was faking his identity to extort money from companies.
One of his most recent targets was Pick & Pull Automotive in Victorville. The owner suspected Jackson was a fraud and called OSHA, who confirmed he did not work for the agency.
Jackson took off but was arrested a short time later.
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