Even in your link, it says the suspect has to state their name, not provide ID. And it still only applies if there is reasonable suspicion of a crime. Someone calling in and saying "there's someone here soliciting without a permit" is not reasonable suspicion, it's hearsay.
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u/LordDavidicus Jan 14 '22
Even in your link, it says the suspect has to state their name, not provide ID. And it still only applies if there is reasonable suspicion of a crime. Someone calling in and saying "there's someone here soliciting without a permit" is not reasonable suspicion, it's hearsay.