What are your "complaint" options?

[juno106]

Time to look into injunctive relief?

In case anyone was under the impression that reporting APD harassment will do any good:

Austin police have what can only be called an official stated policy of demanding ID, under penalty of arrest, from subjects who are detained but not under arrest when ID is requested. Yes, TX Penal Code 38.02 does not allow that (though there are certain narrow ID-on-detention situations like on the UT campus or while concealed carrying a handgun). Yes, APD has been made very directly and explicitly aware of this. Yes, the office of the Police Monitor is aware of this. Yes, staff of the City Council were briefed on this. Yes, there have been Texas Public Information Act requests filed and answered, and -- yes -- they show APD staffers being explicitly aware of the current law as they lobby the state legislature to loosen it. No, nothing has changed.

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There are thousands of Failure to Identify arrests in this city just in a period of a few years that I started to analyze last year. I've pulled from APD, the County Court, and some from the Municipal Court, but there have always been missing elements involved in nailing down a pattern on things like race, age, and geography, and part of the difficulty has in truth been down to stonewalling. The behavior of public information officers in particular has been very disheartening.

[RPBrown]

The only reason I am glad OC passed is that on a few occasions while riding my motorcycle, my shirt has blown up over and exposing my weapon. I know, it's not intentionally failing to conceal, but some people don't see it that way. I have been pulled over twice by LEO that saw it and both cases just a friendly reminder and ultimately a conversation about guns. I did get pulled over a 3rd time because of the MWAG call but again, just a reminder and conversation.
However, all 3 could have gone quite differently just as easily.