To me the obstruction charge was legitimate because he failed to comply with the officer. He has the right to withhold his name, but when the officer tells him to stop he can't just decide to keep going.
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"I proceeded to go and he said, 'Wait, I want your name.' I said, 'Nope, I can't accommodate you,' and kept right on going,"
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Regardless whether or not you think you're not doing anything wrong or not, if an officer tells you to stop, you still have to stop.
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