Joined yesterday and first post not to mention a skeleton profile. I am not comfortable with this question. I think the friend is actually you. Why would you axe a question like this? Keep in mind cops are suspicious by nature. Does not pass the smell test.

gillbern2112 says ...

My friend (in his infinite wisdom) is on probation and went out of state (without permission). He was a passenger. Cops pulled over his girlfriend for minor traffic violation. They checked both their licenses, she was issued a citation and sent on their way. Will his ID be flagged and notify his PO?

Let's see. . . . .if we break this down into it's smaller components, your "friend" screwed up by violating their probation by leaving the state.  Hmmm, what does a P.O. do with someone that flaunts a direct court order?  What would you do?  As for the balance of your question, where do you think P.O.'s get some of their information when someone is in violation of that direct court order?  A little birdie told them?  If I were your "friend", I would want to tell my story to my P.O. BEFORE the police officer's story came down the line.  JMHO

mmmm says ...

 Tell your friend to report the incident immediatly to his PO.  Better to hear it from him/her, than get a call from the officer who stopped them.  We have a probation officer or two on here who may further advise.

Look in the mirror and tell your friend to call your PO immediately.  Got it?

NICE....... Not even a retort, fight or denial before he went BYE BYE.