Well, you could answer the officer’s questions, or you could stand on principle, refuse to comply and be taken in, then questioned. The officer was following up on a citizen’s complaint of suspicious behavior, and you unfortunately fit the description provided to him. Nothing more nefarious than that.
I do not claim nefarious. I just wonder how a totally false report enables my rights to be suspended, even in this relatively trivial matter.
“Well, you could answer the officers questions, or you could stand on principle, refuse to comply and be taken in, then questioned.”
Yeah those pesky principals, almost like rights and stuff.