17 Year Old Kid Refuses To I.D. And Shuts Down Female Karen Cop!!🤣😘🤭
This young man was leaving the local recreation center when he was confronted by a female officer. She asks him multiple questions including where he is coming from, how old he is, and what his name was. He answers the first two initial questions and then shuts down her last question because he hasn't broken any laws and is not required to give her his name or his I.D. She tells him that he must give her his name because she is investigating a suspicious person, in which he tells her that suspicion is not a crime and so therefore he is not required to present identification. She says that suspicion is a crime and that he must I.D., which he refuses to do. He then asks her to call for her sergeant and then things immediately change course. She says that she realizes that he is wearing black pants and the call she got was for an individual that is wearing blue pants. She then tells him that he is free to go right after. Who was right in this scenario? Did the young man do a good job of standing his ground and not providing identification? Please leave us your thoughts, questions and comments in the comment section. Thanks for watching!
As always folks educate yourself and your family about your Constitutional Rights and the various laws of your State(s). I hope you all have a Wonderful day and stay Safe!! NA$TY Out!!
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