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And they deserve to have the book thrown at them if that's the case. I was simply pointing out I digest a lot of US policing content (long before ICE, etc) and I find the reports of 'demanding' ID are quite often sensationalised. Plenty of them turn out to be a cop repeatedly asking for ID...

Sure. And there's a process for that. I vaguely recall numerous court orders being issued against the agency.

They dont need a legal mandate to ask. You can always refuse an request. 😊

I'm aware 😄

Are you sure it was not a police officer? Assigned to the detention center perhaps.

You've mixed up (some) ranks with titles.

It is a formal title, separate from rank. It's akin to military jargon of there being a commanding officer or CO. Even though this can range from full colonel to say lieutenant it is separate from rank.

It's not illegal to ask. I frequently find this situation gets reported with bias both ways.

You first

Sales fine, service has a bad rep.

Paid $550 back in 2016 for room with shared kitchen and bathroom in Richmond hill. In 2012 paid $1200 (split with roommate) 2brdm 1400sq ft apartment downtown. I feel sorry for renters today.

I'd follow spec during warranty and just shorten the changes. After warranty go gangbusters.

Thailand a few times, but not vietnam.

Fighting a fix it ticket? Must be nice to not be busy!

Oh no sorry i thought someone said uhaul at one point.

i rented one today actually, there were tie down points inside.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27497448/ Looks like a good start to the next adaptation.

I imagine a lot of this is checked at the gate before boarding.

That's what i paid to get into Galapagos for 5 days.