In Washoe County, what does the regional Street Enforcement Team do with a minor during inspections?

The role of the regional Street Enforcement Team in Washoe County involves ensuring compliance with laws regarding the consumption and possession of alcohol by minors. When a minor is involved in an inspection, it is expected that they present their legitimate identification, which includes their real birthday. This process is crucial as it helps law enforcement verify the age of the individual being inspected, ensuring that minors are not illegally consuming or possessing alcohol.

Presenting a legitimate ID is important for several reasons: it promotes accountability, aids in the enforcement of alcohol laws, and ensures the safety of both the minor and other individuals involved in the inspection. Identification confirms the person’s age and prevents potential legal ramifications associated with underage drinking.

Other options such as informing the employee of the inspection or being accompanied by a law enforcement officer do not directly address the primary responsibility of the minor in these situations concerning identification. Concealing identity, on the other hand, contradicts the purpose of a legal inspection and the laws governing underage alcohol possession.