@crimenightly: 📍 United States 🇺🇸 A driver is stopped at a DUI and driver's license checkpoint, where an officer asks to see his license and begins asking routine questions. When the officer asks where he is coming from and where he lives, the driver calmly responds that he is not going to answer any questions. The officer continues the interaction, while the driver maintains that he has already provided all the information he believes is required. The encounter remains brief and controlled, but the driver's refusal to answer additional questions immediately makes the stop more interesting. What do you think—should drivers answer questions at a DUI checkpoint, or is it better to politely decline?