> If a drunk driver does not want to give his car keys to the unarmed civilian, then what happens? He writes the license plate down, calls 911, and notifies po

> If a drunk driver does not want to give his car keys to the unarmed civilian, then what happens? He writes the license plate down, calls 911, and notifies police. It's not rocket science. I would say that your experience probably can't be extrapolated to everyone's experience. I can equally describe several situations I or people I know have experienced that qualify as highly aggressive, unwarranted policing for minor traffic stops. I know people who have been arrested for a broken taillight, sitting in a running car in a parking lot, driving aimlessly through a neighborhood while lost, and other scenarios. Heck, I'm a standard white guy and I got screamed at by a police officer 20 years ago at a random speeding stop because I didn't know that there was a faster way to get back to the highway I was trying to get to in an area I was unfamiliar with (this was pre-GPS). Top of his lungs threatening me, hand on his nightstick - it was terrifying.