When Jose Luis Segura-Rios reported he was the victim of a home invasion, deputies asked him for identification (license, laws)

[amc760]

Originally Posted by GuyPinestra

When the cop starts writing, he starts asking, UNLESS you live in a sanctuary city. I don't know WHAT a cop would do in a zoo like that.

They ask your info when theyre making a report, but they don't start asking for ID or anything like that. Unless probably if youre getting arrested.

[Convert 54]

Originally Posted by GuyPinestra

Law abiding??? The man gave FAKE ID to the police, what the HELL is 'law abiding' about THAT?

Are you REALLY so clueless, or are you trying to get people banned when they justifiably RIDICULE your naivete?

Guy, I think you have hit the nail squarely with your final comment.

One must be careful to not call names

[Convert 54]

Originally Posted by amc760

They ask your info when theyre making a report, but they don't start asking for ID or anything like that. Unless probably if youre getting arrested.

Yep AMC, we would always ask a vic for proper ID because you would be amazed at the people who try to file false reports on others.

And yes I have caught people using bad Id's before. Here in Okie land that is a felony................

Hope that helps a little

[Convert 54]

Originally Posted by Bianca.G

This is typical of so called law enforcement that a hard working law abiding worker is a victim of a criminal only to than be victimized again by police.

I hope someone can sue the town be it ACLU or another noble organization who fights for the people.

Sorry Meha but no cigar this time........or lawsuit either

[macmeal]

Originally Posted by Convert 54

Sorry Meha but no cigar this time........or lawsuit either

That's "mi hija", I believe...and as for the cigar? Maybe. But with the ACLU involved, don't count on "no lawsuit"....

[amc760]

Originally Posted by Convert 54

Yep AMC, we would always ask a vic for proper ID because you would be amazed at the people who try to file false reports on others.

And yes I have caught people using bad Id's before. Here in Okie land that is a felony................

Hope that helps a little

Wasn't my experience earlier this year, but Im sure theres a few differences between OK and CA.

[Convert 54]

Originally Posted by amc760

Wasn't my experience earlier this year, but Im sure theres a few differences between OK and CA.

Yep, you got to keep all the dumb Okies

regarding the other. if they didnt ask for your Id they wernt doing their job properly...............you would be surprised the number of times we (I) have found warrants on vics.............happens all the time.....If I was you I would turn in a complaint on that copper for inattention and probably violated several department policies................

[tinman01]

Originally Posted by Convert 54

Yep, you got to keep all the dumb Okies

regarding the other. if they didnt ask for your Id they wernt doing their job properly...............you would be surprised the number of times we (I) have found warrants on vics.............happens all the time.....If I was you I would turn in a complaint on that copper for inattention and probably violated several department policies................

Good advice. As I said earlier the police where I live PA always ask for ID unless they also happen to know you in which case whats the point. Small town you know.

[dugdogmaster]

Law enforcement asks for identification from all victims, whether they're citizens of this country or not. Geesh

[olecapt]

Originally Posted by dugdogmaster

Law enforcement asks for identification from all victims, whether they're citizens of this country or not. Geesh

And the USSC said the victim is not required to give it to you. Just his or her name and then only if you have reasonable suspicions that they were involved in a crime.

And, unless you wish to violate the constitution, there is not a thing you can do about it.

Now tell us how you would run them right in violating the costitution...