Nolle prosequi entered Dec. 9, 2025 after prosecutors reviewed body-worn camera footage of my arrest for resisting without violence. The video shows OPD officers verifying my identity via the DAVID system, followed by a supervising sergeant directing officers to add a failure-to-identify charge despite identity already confirmed, which was then used to justify continued detention. Approximately 12 officers were present throughout the encounter; none intervened. The same footage shows a white pedestrian briefly encountered for identical city ordinance violation and allowed to proceed — no detention, no ID demand — while I was publicly handcuffed, transported to county jail, booked, photographed, and held overnight (~14 hours) on a series of charges all later dismissed. The State’s discovery production also included BWC showing the same officers subjecting Black pedestrians to ID-demand tactics at the same location that night, raising serious pattern-and-practice concerns.