New York A07139 mandates state and local law enforcement officers to identify themselves during law enforcement activities.

New York A07139 requires state and local law enforcement officers to identify themselves to the public during various activities, including noncustodial questioning, pedestrian stops, frisks, searches, traffic stops, roadblock or checkpoint stops, home searches, and contact with potential victims or witnesses to crimes. Officers must provide their full name, rank, and command, and the specific reason for the activity. If the activity does not result in an arrest or summons, subjects must be provided with a written record of their interactions.

New York A07139 mandates state and local law enforcement officers to identify themselves during law enforcement activities.

New York A07139 requires state and local law enforcement officers to identify themselves to the public during various activities, including noncustodial questioning, pedestrian stops, frisks, searches, traffic stops, roadblock or checkpoint stops, home searches, and contact with potential victims or witnesses to crimes. Officers must provide their full name, rank, and command, and the specific reason for the activity. If the activity does not result in an arrest or summons, subjects must be provided with a written record of their interactions.