Police Identification Requirements Massachusetts

Summary

In Massachusetts, police officers are generally required to identify themselves by name and badge number when requested, as part of their duty to maintain transparency and accountability. However, they are not typically required to show a physical ID card. This requirement is more of a policy than a law. If you have a specific incident or need more detailed information, it may be beneficial to consult with a legal professional for guidance.

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I watched a video that srated offices had to show id if asked by the public
In Massachusetts, police officers typically must identify themselves by name and badge number, but they don't usually have to show a physical ID card. If you have a specific incident or need more detailed information, please let me know!
Is it law or there policy
In Massachusetts, it is generally policy for police officers to identify themselves by name and badge number when asked. This is to ensure transparency and accountability. They do not have to show a physical ID card.
Do you have a specific incident or situation where this information is needed?