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Old 26.8.2005, 1:17 pm
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The impression we got after reviewing some of the law books was that even an off-duty officer must be able to present his badge if he is attempting to make an arrest or interfere with any sort of possible illegal activity. The basis for this being necessary is because an off-duty officer can very easily resemble an ordinary citizen and that could pose a potential threat to your wellbeing, your safety, and your freedom.

I am not 100% sure about this, though. I am going to ask some of the other attorneys that work here and see if I can get a consensus.
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