Now you're calling her "dangerous"? Based on what? Did they find a bomb on her?
I did not call her dangerous. I said she created a situation that could have been dangerous.
This wasn't her first trip on that bus. She knew she was going to be asked for ID. When she told them previously that she had left if at home, she was told that she would have to present it next time.
The job of those officers is to look for dangerous people that are trying to harm the public. She created a confrontation with them. That's just plain stupid.
Confrontations have a way of growing beyond our intentions. Sometimes confrontations are necessary. This one definately was not.