Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Police officers have consensual encounters on a regular basis. A suspicious person may be encountered by a sheriff's deputy and voluntarily engage in conversation with that deputy. Arizona Department of Public Safety Troopers might use a consensual conversation to determine why a person is skulking around at night. Every LEO knows that during a voluntary encounter, a person doesn't have to provide their identifying information. However, what if they do provide their info and it is false? What changes at that point? Check out our new video to find out.
Police officers have consensual encounters on a regular basis. A suspicious person may be encountered by a sheriff's deputy and voluntarily engage in conversation with that deputy. Arizona Department of Public Safety Troopers might use a consensual conversation to determine why a person is skulking around at night. Every LEO knows that during a voluntary encounter, a person doesn't have to provide their identifying information. However, what if they do provide their info and it is false? What changes at that point? Check out our new video to find out.
