Thanks BLM

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(08-08-2016, 07:50 AM)Bmoreblitz Wrote: Write her a ticket and see her in court. 

So if she fails to provide identification and a license to operate the vehicle. Officer blitz gives her a ticket, lets her continue to operate the vehicle and hop she comes to court?
What if she won't accept the ticket.

At want point do you feel an officer is justified to place someone under control that is failing to follow their instructions?

https://www.quora.com/If-you-are-pulled-over-by-a-police-officer-what-is-the-minimum-required-level-of-compliance

Quote:4.You must follow all lawful directions of the police officer. If he or she instructs you to exit the vehicle, you must do so. You can raise the windows and lock the doors if you wish, but if you cannot refuse the exit request; attempting to do so will likely result in your being forcibly removed from the vehicle and arrested for obstruction. This would likely be enough to justify a search of the vehicle's interior, as well, depending on the circumstances.