Posted: 11/2/2015 10:26:08 AM EDT
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Had a guy ask me this last night. Another unit had pulled him and his buddy (the driver) over on a traffic stop. Driver had a warrant, officer called for a cover. I was close and called out with him. Officer asked me to ID the passenger as he pulled out the driver. I had him step out, asked him his name, and if he had any ID on himself. He said he didn't, I then pointed at his pocket and asked what the bulge was, he said, "Oh, my wallet. Yeah, I have ID".
He then stopped as he was pulling out his ID and asked, "Am I being detained?".
I said, "Yes, you are".
He didn't know what to do after that.
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Had a guy ask me this last night. Another unit had pulled him and his buddy (the driver) over on a traffic stop. Driver had a warrant, officer called for a cover. I was close and called out with him. Officer asked me to ID the passenger as he pulled out the driver. I had him step out, asked him his name, and if he had any ID on himself. He said he didn't, I then pointed at his pocket and asked what the bulge was, he said, "Oh, my wallet. Yeah, I have ID".
He then stopped as he was pulling out his ID and asked, "Am I being detained?".
I said, "Yes, you are".
He didn't know what to do after that.
Yeah I love it when someone ask me "Am I being detained?" and when I tell them "Yes you are"....they don't know what to do.
Even better, it seems that when the above exchange happens, after I complete whatever it is I'm doing and then tell the person that he/she is free to leave.....for some reason they usually refuse to leave. Sometimes I even have to order them to leave.
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