[koraz]

First, how do you know it was a false report? It might not have been you but someone may have caused the woman concern.

As for a violation of your rights, was it really that intrusive? I once had a police officer come to my house since a car fitting the description of my car had been involved in a hit-and-run. He asked intrusive questions and entered my house to use the phone (I gave him permission). Upon reflection, I am sure that he may have overstepped his bounds but I had nothing to hide so it really didn't bother me. IMO, if honest people tolerate such MODEST intrusions we would all be better off since the criminals would not be allowed hide behind their “rights.”

[driftdiver]

“IMO, if honest people tolerate such MODEST intrusions we would all be better off since the criminals would not be allowed hide behind their “rights.” “

In other words if you’re honest you wouldn’t mind a warrantless search. If you do mind then you must be hiding something.

[don-o]

First, how do you know it was a false report?

1. Because I did no such thing.
2. Because I was very distinctively dressed - red jacket (open) over an orange sweatshirt (GO VOLS!!). There is no doubt in my mind.

[DevNet]

Every notice that most who say they have nothing to hide never post under their own names?

[JamesP81]

Upon reflection, I am sure that he may have overstepped his bounds but I had nothing to hide so it really didn't bother me.

That's right, comrade. You had nothing to hide.