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I don’t know NJ’s laws, but someone had called the cops on Dylan so the female cop was suspicious of him and actually thought he was a nut for claiming he was Dylan...but had no ID. She didn’t arrest him, she gave him a ride to his bus so he could produce the ID, even though she thought he was feeding her a line of bull.

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I don’t know NJ’s laws, but someone had called the cops on Dylan so the female cop was suspicious of him and actually thought he was a nut for claiming he was Dylan...but had no ID. She didn’t arrest him, she gave him a ride to his bus so he could produce the ID, even though she thought he was feeding her a line of bull.

Well I did know someone called the cops on him but the officer needs to determine himself/herself if the call is valid and there is reasonable suspicion. Prank calls happen all the time.

One story said neither officer even recognized the name (because they were young) but sounds like this one disagreed with that. If true, that might give them reasonable suspicion.

Of course with my defiant nature I am not sure what I would do. The price of liberty is eternal vigilance.