11-09-2015, 09:49 AM
(11-09-2015, 01:53 AM)fredtoast Wrote: In Tennessee we don't give out citations for people walking down the road who are not obstructing traffic. If they do that in her state then I agree that the police had the right to ask for her ID. But I just don't see it ever happen here. And since the officer didn't mention anything about any legal violation and only talked about her safety I really don't think he felt he had any grounds to give her a citation.
Well, it has been pointed out they do, in fact, "do that" in her state.
With the second statement that I put in bold, it really seems like you're just squealing and crying because the police officer WASN'T tough on her when he could have cited her for the incident.
"What, you mean he DIDN'T cite her when he could have according to their laws, and he just asked to see some ID and other standard procedures while telling her that she should walk on the other side of the road for the safety of her and others?! BLASPHEMY!!!!!!!!! WHAT A TERRIBLE OFFICER"
*cue the "omg strawman cuz i never sed exactly wat you sed dat i sed"*
