Again: People acting under color of law have a fiduciary, if not legal, responsibility to clearly identify who they are, and it shouldn’t require investigative reporting. The failure to identify themselves reveals that they are there to intimidate, not protect. Shameful.

Again: People acting under color of law have a fiduciary, if not legal, responsibility to clearly identify who they are, and it shouldn’t require investigative reporting. The failure to identify themselves reveals that they are there to intimidate, not protect. Shameful. https://t.co/2y2Baahl2Q

— Asha Rangappa (@AshaRangappa_) June 4, 2020