Officer checking IDs of household residents

[alpinehyperlite]

Maybe a LEO on here could chime in and give us some potential reasoning behind what that officer did? I'd imagine he/she would have a better guess/understanding than alot of us......

While I cannot say what the LEO was doing for sure, but I will say that she is just assuming that the LEO was running her CCH or whatever. He could have received a welfare check call and taken said ID to the vehicle to match the name, DOB etc.... With a listing on the call to verify identification of the person he was called to check on. There is not near enough informational tell for sure what really was going on. One side can say that he was just looking to screw her over, and the other will say that he was just checking on her. Everyone will have their own opinion. No one on here will know for sure though.

 

[RussnAttitude]

Oooooooooo ok... Yeah, some things we will never know..... Lol...

 

[Vanilla Gorilla]

Someone on facebook (admittedly not the most reliable source) just posted that a local officer came to her door, asked for her ID, and told her he wanted to make sure she was OK.

That doesn't seem normal to me... what do y'all think?

IF by your own account she isn't reliable, how is it possible to discern anything from her story?

 

[madwabbit]

Did this last night by sheer coincidence.

Welfare check on a family member in poor health. Lady calls in tears and says she hasn't heard from her mother in weeks and that mother has history of attempted suicide. Mother has a female roommate and a female "life partner".

Now, am I supposed to report "Yes, I spoke to Mrs. Smith, you'll be glad to hear that she is fine.", or should I say " I knocked on the door and some lady answered. I guess everything is alright?"


The posts above range from brilliant to boldy stupid. If you think I'm talking about you, I am.

 

[Jack]

Did this last night by sheer coincidence.

Welfare check on a family member in poor health. Lady calls in tears and says she hasn't heard from her mother in weeks and that mother has history of attempted suicide. Mother has a female roommate and a female "life partner".

Now, am I supposed to report "Yes, I spoke to Mrs. Smith, you'll be glad to hear that she is fine.", or should I say " I knocked on the door and some lady answered. I guess everything is alright?"


The posts above range from brilliant to boldy stupid. If you think I'm talking about you, I am.

Well, thank you.

 

[madwabbit]

Well, thank you.

hehe i chuckled

 

[jguilletjr]

I'm not going to hand over my ID to anybody unless they have a good explanation . Taking it out to the car and running a check sounds fishy . Seems like more than a welfare check .

Got something to hide?

 

[Epi5]

Did this last night by sheer coincidence.

Welfare check on a family member in poor health. Lady calls in tears and says she hasn't heard from her mother in weeks and that mother has history of attempted suicide. Mother has a female roommate and a female "life partner".

Now, am I supposed to report "Yes, I spoke to Mrs. Smith, you'll be glad to hear that she is fine.", or should I say " I knocked on the door and some lady answered. I guess everything is alright?"


The posts above range from brilliant to boldy stupid. If you think I'm talking about you, I am.

I love this post.

On another note, how dare you bring common sense and logic into an internet forum! Treason i say! Trrreeeaaasssoooonnn!

 

[BlueLineIPSC]

Just out of curiosity... what city did this take place in?

 

[oleheat]

Did this last night by sheer coincidence.

Welfare check on a family member in poor health. Lady calls in tears and says she hasn't heard from her mother in weeks and that mother has history of attempted suicide. Mother has a female roommate and a female "life partner".

Now, am I supposed to report "Yes, I spoke to Mrs. Smith, you'll be glad to hear that she is fine.", or should I say " I knocked on the door and some lady answered. I guess everything is alright?"

"Oh yes- she's fine...she's in her room watching TV in her favorite chair...."

 

[oleheat]

Double post.