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ST. LOUIS 鈥� A former alderman already facing federal indictment was charged Wednesday with lying to police when he said a woman tried to carjack him late last year.

Brandon Bosley, former alderman for the third ward in north 果酱视频, was charged with one misdemeanor count of making a false report to police.

Bosley livestreamed the aftermath of what he described as an attempted carjacking last December. The video began with him speaking into the camera, and he said a woman demanded his keys and acted like she was going to pull a pistol on him. He also said he heard shots fired from a nearby car.

At one point in the video, he got out of his car and approached the woman he accused of trying to carjack him. She was lying on the ground, and Bosley was carrying a gun as he berated her.

But there was no evidence of an attempted carjacking, charging documents say, and several parts of Bosley鈥檚 story 鈥� which he also told to police 鈥� didn鈥檛 line up with what investigators found.

The latest charge comes after Bosley was already indicted by federal officials in June on three counts of wire fraud related to a car insurance scheme.

He was the fourth city alderman indicted in a federal fraud and bribery investigation.

Bosley鈥檚 federal case is still pending. The other three former aldermen have been sentenced to prison.

In the latest charge, court documents say officers spoke with Bosley and a woman on the evening of Dec. 22 in north 果酱视频. Bosley accused the woman of trying to rob him, while the woman told police that Bosley hit her with his car.

Bosley had called 911 three times that night and told police he was robbed at 1522 Hogan Street. But investigators found he wasn鈥檛 on Hogan Street at the time, and instead spent 鈥渁n extended length of time鈥� about a half-mile from that address.

Bosley also told police he was following the car that he said fired shots at him, according to the court documents, but surveillance video showed that Bosley was not following any cars.

鈥淭he investigation into the alleged robbery and assault revealed (Bosley鈥檚) statements to 911 and the officers investigating the crime were not truthful,鈥� a detective wrote.

Bosley is scheduled to appear Dec. 27 on the latest charge, according to online court records.