Sharing personal info with strays?

I won't bore you all with the whole dramatic saga I just went through with my sister-in-law...
Basically, the only ID I had on me was my driver's license, and I handed it over because she wouldn't leave me alone for a solid fifteen minutes. Now, there's a mistake on the citation—they spelled my last name wrong. To make things weirder, when she asked for my info, she wanted my birth date, birthplace, and street address, BUT NOT my city or zip code.
Now I'm wondering if they can actually piece together my real identity from that and still mail me the ticket. I was planning on going to court to contest it, but since the name on the citation doesn't match my actual ID (she missed two letters!), and she didn't ask for my city—or just assumed my city was my birthplace, which it isn't...
Anyone have any bright ideas? Help me out

I think you're being a bit naive—she’s clearly just not playing with a full deck 😉... I mean, she could probably get by just posing with whatever gear she's already got.

Alexander Thompson said:I think you're being a bit naive—she’s clearly just not playing with a full deck 😉... I mean, she could probably get by just posing with whatever gear she's already got.

I know, damn it, but Iksica has a number too—just not sure if she actually wrote it down.

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feralangler70 said:I know, damn it, but Iksica has a number too—just not sure if she actually wrote it down.

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Honestly, there isn't much to worry about this time since the woman is clearly out of it, but please, just try to keep your wits about you and don't let people without any actual authority intimidate you next time; if things ever get physical, just call 911 and let them deal with the headache, plus on those newer subway cars, there's a red emergency lever by every door that comes in super handy if they refuse to open up.