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i would agree if someone is suspected of committing or witnessing a crime but to require ID for simply asking directions, and then getting arrested, seems like
by dudefeliciano 3y ago
i would agree if someone is suspected of committing or witnessing a crime but to require ID for simply asking directions, and then getting arrested, seems like exactly the kind of overreach that gives a bad image to cops.
- rjh29 3y agoChances are there is more to the story here. We're getting third-hand information after all.
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