If you were a police officer, at night during your shift, you confront a suspicious man walking in an elite neighborhood. You stop to question the man, but he refuses even to give you his name. What are you going to do? Elaborate and justify your decision.

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Brodie Lutz

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22 April, 23:29

If you were a police officer, at night during your shift, you confront a suspicious man walking in an elite neighborhood. You stop to question the man, but he refuses even to give you his name. What are you going to do? Elaborate and justify your decision.

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Emily Alvarado · Answer 1

It depends on how suspicious. Like are they walking sideways? or are they talking to themselves? If they were doing something like those two things, I could safely assume that you could cause a disturbance to the peace. I would give them an ultimatum. I'll wait 10 minutes, then if you wont give your name, I'll take you down to the station. I would give no threats or use harsh language. If they give me their name, I would look their records up. If they had similar cases, I would take them anyway. Just incase. It's better safe than sorry.