I was taking dinner to a Hospice care center at about 8pm. The care center is about 4 miles outside of town and about 2 miles from the nearest stoplight. I took me a few trips to and from my car to take dinner in to the care center. I visited with the nurses for about 45 minutes. I left the care center at approximately 9pm and drove back towards town the way I came. At about 1 mike In my journey back I saw red and blue lights behind me and pulled over. It was dark and all I saw was the outline of the police officer, as his flashlight was very bright and held shining maunlynin my face. The officer asked for my license and registration. I provided both and he glimpsed that I also had an extra license in my wallet. Two had been mailed to me, and I kept both in my wallet. He pointed out that it was illegal to have 2 copies of my drivers license and told me to immediately destroy one of them. I bent one in half and told him I would cut it up when I got home. He stated that I had run a red light. I asked which light and he pointed in the direction I was traveling and said that it was the one at Roberts Road.( about a mile further down the road). He did not ticket me and let me go with a warning. It wasn’t until I was driving away that I realized that I had run that light ( if in fact I had) over an hour previously on my way to the Hospice Care Center. I am positive that he had not followed me to the care center, and if he had, why not approach me in the parking lot? Why wait to pull me over an hour later? I live in a smaller city and always look at the police officers when I see them to see if maybe they could be him, but I’m not actually sure the man who pulled me over was even an officer. Recently there have been reports of a man impersonating an officer pulling people over.