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Refusal to Identify
Check out number 7 in Frequently Asked Questions. Depending on your state you may be required to "stop and identify" if an officer asks you to, but otherwise you're not required to unless you have broken a law or give the police reason to suspect criminal activity. I'd say go about your buisiness, and if the harassment dosen't stop report it to the authorities as such.