UAE Man Mistaken for Terrorist in Ohio Spurs Diplomatic Incident

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(07-05-2016, 05:02 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: Talk to the person it was about, check into the credibility before handcuffing him. Someone making an accusation isn't probable cause for detaining an individual. It is a violation of the Constitution, whether you acknowledge it or not.

Well, let's just not put you in charge of the hard decisions that safeguard folks. The first thing I would do is remove him from the crowded Hotel. You can just stay in charge of what constitutes probable cause and a possible threat.  

You have no idea if the person was asked to remove himself from the situation for questioning. You just want to wave the "rights violated" flag.