@phillipseven290: #cops #copsoftiktok #police #policeofficer

BRAND NAME BULLIES :

officer doofy

jazz :

in missouri they can ask for your name an address if there is reasonable suspicion

jAFME :

Missouri is a "stop and identify" state, but only under specific circumstances. Law enforcement officers cannot demand that you provide identification without reasonable suspicion that you have committed, are committing, or are about to commit a crime.

Synth :

thats not a traffic stop where you're required to show ID thats harassment

Allen :

Made up police laws again…..

Gene Eddy :

He’s fishing Missouri only has ID in limited area in Kansas City he is mistaken

ctexas :

If someone says “I explain later” I have lost all faith in any good intentions they may have

biggers :

special officer duffy

Cathy Scott :

I'll explain in a minute makes me crazy!

Jay :

no state has that law

daler33 :

no you'll tell me now what I did wrong

Ho$$ :

Can…? No!

lukethurman957 :

nope

john mooney :

part 2

glenwoodcampbell7 :

nope not give i.d

hubba :

no

Mike Downes :

Ego again

Ash Mohammad :

Liz :

Well, go ahead and give me the explanation. It’s been a second.

mikey23 :

Yes Missouri is a "stop and identify" state, but only under specific circumstances. Law enforcement officers cannot demand that you provide identification without reasonable suspicion that you have committed, are committing, or are about to commit a crime.

Pnwgal6307 :

in my state now they have to tell you the reason for the stop before asking for id.

Dena :

no

Matt :

In Missouri You’re only required to provide your name only if you are lawfully detained based on reasonable suspicion, or if you are a witness to an offense.

doggy :

are you serious

papabear :

so wrong