Alabama Pastor Plans To Sue Over Arrest While Watering Flowers

Michael Jennings, a pastor, was arrested while watering flowers for a neighbor. The arrest was captured on police body camera after Jennings refused to show ID to officers responding to a 911 call about a suspicious vehicle. His neighbor vouched for his helpfulness, stating he often cares for their property. Alabama law allows police to request identification if there's reasonable suspicion of a crime, but legal experts argue this may not apply here.

What does Alabama law allow police to do when there is reasonable suspicion?

What do legal experts say about the application of the law in Jennings' case?