It's been well over a decade since this incident. Why are we still seeing the same mistakes made regarding when a citizen is required to produce ID? Feb 2012 outside Broxton Bridge Plantation (Ehrhardt, Colleton County, South Carolina): Animal rights activists activists filmed a live pigeon shoot from public areas near Hwy 601. Colleton Co. Sheriff’s Lt. W.G. Polk told them filming was fine if they didn’t block traffic—then demanded IDs, claiming a “state statute” required them to produce it. SC has no stop-and-ID law. He couldn’t cite the statute. Attorney Mark D. Ball (lawyer for the plantation) was on scene and was recorded interacting with deputies as Polk took notes. After the conversation activists were then hit with parking citations for parking along the right of way. One of their drones was later shot down from the plantation side across a public road; deputies took a report but no charges followed. They called it intimidation to stop documentation of the mass pigeon killing saying the sheriff deputies acted as muscle for the plantation owners and their attorney. ❓Has things changed with police ID demands since this recording was made in 2012 or could this same exact thing still happen today? ❓What was Lt. Polk hoping to learn by getting the men's names and dates of birth?