Pilot and Apprentice
I note that your post was only put on Pprune after you took on a new identity.
Aside from this Texas case - which it is looking decidely like the agencies had no real choice in their actions - your statement that "if you run, you have commited a criminal act, regardless of why you were asked to stop" is coming from a real apprentice.
People run for all sorts of reasons - as in the very recent case of the
blind man in the UK wielding a "Samurai sword."
Luckily he only got tazered. But he did drop his lethal white walking stick!
