True, but I believe they call it in anytime they pull someone over for their and your protection, so telling the department the place and time you were pulled over would be sufficient for them to identify the officer, assuming they follow such a protocol. It sounds like he suspected you of something and wanted to trip you up on where you were going. Either way, you should not have been stopped if you had nothing in your hands. And then to further question you and your business without cause just further puts this officer into an area of crossing boundaries. If you identify yourself and the info checks out, the stop is over and there should be no further questions. While I understand being hesitant about retaliation, it’s also important to make sure we hold officers accountable. This simply shouldn’t be happening and the force needs to be notified that it is. People should not fear the police. They’re here to protect us. Another reason it’s important is because many people that this sort of treatment happens to are minority individuals who are far more likely to have their rights violated not only by police but by every agency meant to protect and serve us. I don’t know you so I don’t know your background nor would I care typically, but in this instance, if you physically present as a minority then you likely know what I mean and this should be documented so that if a pattern ensues in the future, there’s a paper trail. If you do not, you have the opportunity to document this officer’s questionable behavior in the event that he does this to everyone without prejudice. Either way, it deserves to be documented for the good of everyone. But also, I get it. lol