> But I'm a klutz and I'm an introvert and I get nervous easily and I have NO idea what kind of "signs" my body would display in stressful situation with a poli

> But I'm a klutz and I'm an introvert and I get nervous easily and I have NO idea what kind of "signs" my body would display in stressful situation with a police officer at night (my body an my brain have an uneasy working relationship - we mostly put up with each other:). It was a little too hot to go for a run the other night, so I decided to go for whatever is between a jog and a power walk. I was stopped by a cop, whose first words were, "What are you on? Pills? Uppers?" which continued on for about ten minutes along with accusations of trying to break into cars(?). When you go out looking for a problem, and view those you're supposed to protect as dangerous, this is what happens. The end result is that I'm wary to go for a run at night lest I get accused of crimes I didn't commit. So yes, if you're walking awkwardly or are a klutz, that means you're on drugs to some cops.