Conor Johnstone, 34, is convicted of impersonating a police officer and is ordered to complete community service, according to reporting. The case is heard at Leeds Magistrates’ Court. Sources say Johnstone used a false police identity to obtain access to CCTV linked to a Nando’s location. The same reporting states he then used the information to spy on his ex-girlfriend and her new partner. A one-day trial is held before the conviction is reached, with Johnstone described as calling himself “The Legal Missile.” After the guilty finding for impersonation, the court issues a community service order, the details of which are not specified in the available excerpts. The coverage focuses on the method of impersonation and the purpose of seeking the CCTV, rather than broader criminal charges. The reporting does not provide further information about the CCTV footage, the timeline of events, or whether any additional charges were pursued. The court outcome is the central point described across the sources provided.