I agree there. But I’m just saying from a purely legal standpoint, he doesn’t HAVE to roll his window down. Or even unlock his doors.
Agreed^
Not always true. Last March I got pulled over and the state cop was immediately screaming at me before he even got to the car. I didn’t even know why I was being pulled over but as soon as he got behind me on a busy highway, he hit his lights, I pulled over immediately into a church parking lot that was right there, like less than 100 feet from where he hit his lights. He then gunned it and sped past, I waited a few minutes, then got back out on the highway. A mile later I see him traveling fast the opposite direction with lights and sirens on , he flies thru the median, gets behind me again and on the PA ordered me to pull over, which I did while hitting the SOS button on my steering wheel. The 911 dispatcher was able to overhear everything from the very first initial thing he screamed and had a county deputy nearby come see what was up. State cop threatened to arrest me, impound my car and have CPS take my 8 yr old son. All before even asking for my license. Luckily the deputy arrived within a minute and was able to get the cop to calm down.
The reason I was pulled over? I’d accidentally put the renewal plate from my other vehicle on to the Durango and the the durangos plate on the jeep by pure accident. State boy wrote me a ticket, I immediately called the prosecutor, talked to her and supplied her with my GPS data, my registrations and the dash cam footage from my own Durango which caught everything. She immediately dismissed the charges. And lodged a misconduct complaint on my behalf to his supervisors.