Well, let's see how this plays out.
I regularly (as in DAILY) do this open carry thing here in Florida and I do "push the envelope", so to speak as in riding the motorcycle from shooting/fishing to various other places, other than my home. I do use the "brief" display statute to allow me to get off the bike and put on a cover garment.
If somebody calls in a MWAG call and the LEO's show up, I pretty sure I know why they are looking at my bike and then walking in.
The have a REASONABLE suspicion that a person fitting MY description riding MY motorcycle just came in with a gun, now properly concealed, but "briefly" openly displayed in the parking lot.
Florida Statute 790.06(1) expressly states that if you're carrying a concealed weapon you MUST produce valid identification UPON DEMAND by a law enforcement officer. It doesn't say they need to actually have a reason.
I've been through this. Just show the guy your license and move on.
Once they identify ME as the owner of the motorcycle AND my description fits the one given by the concerned citizen, the would be almost in dereliction of duty NOT to at least ask me if I'm carrying a weapon, at which time Florida law REQUIRES me to answer them AND produce identification, IF I'M CARRYING!
This isn't rocket science, it's basic police work and civil interaction.
I've been through this. Just show the guy your license and move on.
AD
if you weren't breaking a law, then what is their RAS that you did, are, or are about to commit a crime? how do they know you have a gun? if they acted on every single call they got without gathering information for themselves, this would be a very hectic place to live... i can see them watching you, and then waiting until you take your cover garment off, and get on your bike, and THEN they ask you for your CWL. (that is of course, after they draw down on you and stomp on your head for OCing....)