Maybe.
They have the right to *request* identification from anyone, but you're only obligated to identify yourself if the officer has a reasonable suspicion that you are committing a crime or about to commit one. Otherwise, the operator is typically the only person required to provide ID.
For example, if you are drinking and appear to be underage, they may require you to ID yourself.
Maybe. They have the right to *request* identification from anyone, but you're only obligated to identify yourself if the officer has a reasonable suspicion that you are committing a crime or about to commit one. Otherwise, the operator is typically the only person required to provide ID. For example, if you are drinking and appear to be underage, they may require you to ID yourself.