1 For the purpose of investigating an offence, the police may stop a person and if necessary bring that person to the police station in order to:
a.
establish the person's identity;
b.
question the person briefly;
c.
establish whether he or she has committed an offence;
d.
establish whether the person or property in his or her possession is being traced.
2 They may require the person they have stopped to:
a.
provide their personal details;
b.
produce identity documents;
c.
produce property in his or her possession;
d.
open containers or vehicles.
3 They may request members of the public to assist them to stop persons.
4 If there are specific indications that an offence is being committed or persons suspected of an offence are located at a specific place, the police may cordon off the location and stop the person located there.