11-08-2015, 05:01 PM
(11-08-2015, 04:58 PM)fredtoast Wrote: You have missed the point once again.
All along I have been arguing that this was a "public safety" stop instead of any sort of an investigation of criminal activity. And all along I have said that the police did nothing wrong until they requested her ID.
If the police stopped her for a violation of the law they were wrong to give her advice contrary to the law.
If it was just a "public safety" stop then the police were wrong to ask fer her ID.
Get it now?
Lol.
Your desperate grasping at straws in any topic is truly fun to watch.
She was technically committing a criminal violation (as it has been pointed out to you many times but you keep ignoring it because, well, fred reasons)
They didn't feel it needed a citation. But asking for ID is still protocol especially when training someone. But in fredland, where being proven wrong just means everyone else missed the point...whatever you say fred.
