@crimenightly: 📍 United States 🇺🇸 A tense encounter unfolded when police approached a group of young people who were walking on a public sidewalk after receiving a call about them. An officer asked one of the individuals to stay and talk for a moment and questioned where the group had been coming from. The individual immediately asked what crime they had committed and pointed out that they were simply walking on a public sidewalk. The conversation became increasingly confrontational as the individual challenged the officer's actions and questioned why police were investigating them. The officer then asked the individual's age and appeared to suspect that they might be underage. Moments later, the officer announced that the individual was under arrest, citing possible curfew concerns. The individual disputed the arrest, arguing that police could not simply arrest someone based on how old they appeared and questioning what crime had actually been committed. The encounter ended with the young person being taken into custody as the disagreement between the individual and officer continued. What do you think about how this encounter was handled?
