Sonofanump;1662178 wrote:Why is he not under arrest with warrants from Morrow County pending?

His warrant was for failure to appear(most likely a traffic offense), not an offense another county would arrest for

adog;1662182 wrote:His warrant was for failure to appear(most likely a traffic offense), not an offense another county would arrest for

Thanks.

Devils Advocate;1662170 wrote:The cop knew exactly who he was and us niw on paid leave

http://www.sanduskyregister.com/news/law-enforcement/6234671

whether he did it on purpose or not, I guess my question is what is the benefit of making that up? he is not going to be able to arrest him once they figure out who he really is. assume that "he thinks" its this other guy with the warrant. he asked the guy in the car for his ID. he hands over his ID or gives him his name and DOB. end of story. from my understanding the cops didn't escalate things until the guy reached into his backpack without being told. i know when I learned how to drive, I was told when you get pulled over, you keep your hands on the wheel or in sight, turn the radio off, and don't reach into the glove box etc until you ask or are told to.

He mostly likely referenced Stockett's name because that's who the registration of the car came back to. Since a male was obviously not driving, he's not going to just assume Stockett is the passenger until he is ID'd. Which didn't happen because Stockett decided to take the hard ass route.

Sonofanump;1661443 wrote: If an officer asks for my ID, I give it to them, they run it, and let me go on my merry way.

thavoice;1661456 wrote:I just dont understand......if an officer wants to see ID, just give him the fucking thing. Geesh.

Belly35;1661462 wrote:If you don’t want to be profiled then start by not acting like the profile.

WebFire;1661466 wrote:I don't know what people expect cops to do. If a person matches the description of a person with warrants, why would they not want to see ID? And if you refuse, are they supposed to just say "ok, have a nice day. carry on"? The guy acted guilty as hell by doing what he did, which just compounded the situation.

Show your ID, they see that it's not the person with warrants, and they'll move on.

These!

There was one EASY way deescalate this situation, and that would have been simply PROVIDING HIS ID. The officers erringly thought he was someone who had outstanding warrants, but had this guy just simply provided his ID calmly - instead of getting all 'you're violating my rights' b.s. - then the officer could have easily ran his check and the couple could have probably been on their way in 5 minutes.

So yes... I blame the guy taking the video.

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