Cincinnati Police Looking for Impersonators

Cincinnati Police are looking for two men who are impersonating officers.
 
Detectives say on November 6th at around 9 a.m, there was a knock on an elderly woman's Westwood neighborhood home. There were two men, claiming to be Drug Enforcement Agents.

The suspects showed her a badge and identification and claimed they were investigating a complaint of drug activity in her home. The woman thought this was suspicious, and began questioning the men as to why they were looking at her house.
 
The suspects quickly left but left a business card behind with the names "Sean Newcomb" and "Chris Turley," along with a false phone number.

Both of the men are white males, the first between the ages of 45-50, around 5'7", medium build, short salt and pepper hair wearing a tweed sports coat, beige golf shirt with his badge and I.D. displayed. The other was in his late 20's or early 30's, 6 foot tall, medium build and wearing a black bomber jacket, light blue golf shirt and light brown pants.

The men left in a small, grey vehicle. If you have any information about this, please call the Police Dispatch at 513-765-1212 or the Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040