"He refused, saying that he did not have to give it," House said. "He claimed he was in a public alley and did not have to be harassed by the police."

House said he informed Tenikat that it was private property. He asked again for a name, and again Tenikat refused.

"I told him that if he did not give his information he would go to jail," House said. "He said, fine, take him to jail."


Why create the fuss. He was told that there has been complaints about that alley way. If the dude would have said fine after finding out it is considered private property there would have been no probs. I don't see the big deal about showing an I.D. unless there is something to hide.

This dude was looking for attention and got it.....I'd just as soon show the I.D. and be forgotten about VERY soon after.

Have a good one!:jointsmile:
Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on . Des Moines man refuses to give ID to police, is arrested This is what your "beautiful and free" government does to people who simply wish to uphold their constitutional rights of privacy. I would be pissed too if some Amerikan Nazi bothered me and asked me for my ID if I was not doing anything wrong. He has no business asking for it and you have a right to tell the cop to leave you alone. He works for you...you don't work for him. The officer had no probable cause to ask for ID and under the 4th amendment of the US Constitution, it was illegal for Rating: 5