You’re completely wrong. The officers responded to a call for service (the welfare concern). Based on the location she was parked in (a private lot), the time of day/night and her refusal to identify gives the officers Reasonable Suspicion to detain and identify her. The Supreme Court Case (Pennsylvania Vs. Mimms) explains why she has to exit the vehicle upon LE’s request.
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