No, no, I don't have to step up. No, sir. If you put your hands on me, you'll go to jail. >> Step. Step. >> Please don't take me. >> On January 28th, 2025, a routine traffic stop escalated after a man refused to provide his driver's license. >> Hello. How are you? Stop with this speed through 9 miles. Okay. I had your 81. All right. >> I had you both with the 81, but I'm just going to stop. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> No. Do you have a valid driver's license? >> I do not. >> Why are you driving then? >> Cuz I got to go to work, bro. >> Okay, that doesn't make a difference. You don't have a driver's license. >> Actually, I'm not even driving. >> Why is that? >> You know, if we can make this real simple and easy, I'm traveling. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm not in commercial capacity. So, under constitutional laws, I can actually >> have the right to travel. So, you know, to make it real easy. >> Before we get too far, you could be traveling to jail. So, I need to see either driver's license or ID. >> I I actually don't have to go to jail either. Okay. Okay. >> Um I I can tell you my name. Okay. My name is Mark. Okay. And your name is >> Dr. >> Yes. >> A German. Awesome. >> Okay. So, um a drum. Yeah. So, honestly, you know, >> be honest with me, Mark. >> I do have a right to travel. >> Okay. >> Okay. And you you sure you want to play this game, Mark? >> I you sure? >> I I have >> I I will play this game with you. Okay. >> You sure? >> Make your decision here. Be very smart about what you say next. >> Okay. So, so under >> be very smart what you say next. >> Okay. Do I not have the right to travel? >> You have the right to go to jail if you don't provide me a driver's license. >> Why? How do how do I have to go to jail, >> Mark? We're going to tow the vehicle and you're going to go to jail. Okay. We're going to make this very simple. Can you give me a ticket? I got to go to work. >> You're going to hit more than the ticket if you keep it up. >> We're in the bad places here right now. >> You're in a bad place here right now. >> State in the state. We're really not. >> You are okay. You're walking a fine line here. I suggest you don't walk any further. >> Okay. All right. I don't have a driver's license. I know you don't have a driver's license cuz it's suspended, right? >> Let's not play games here. >> Okay. So, I'm telling you, all right, I don't have a driver's license. It's suspended. >> Okay. >> All right. >> That's all you had to say. >> I had one for a while. >> We don't have to play the foolish games with I'm traveling on that. Okay. >> It's not a game. >> Okay. It is. >> It's actually the law and you're under and you're on your own. >> Mark, I don't need to hear your your madeup fairy tales. >> It's not made up. >> It is. >> It's the law. >> Okay. All right. Mark, you sure you want to play this? >> I'm I'm just I'm just explaining it to you. >> All right. Well, let me explain something to you. Just step out. I >> I don't have to step out. >> You do? Yes, please. >> No. No, I don't have No, sir. If you put your hands on me, you'll go to jail. >> Step out. Step out. >> Please don't take this. >> Step out. Step out. >> Okay. We're not playing the game. >> 14. I'll take it. Sir, >> step out. >> Sir, step out. So, now I'm going to ask you one more time. >> We're not playing the game. >> Step out. >> Step out. >> Face the car. Face the car. Hands behind your back before you lock me up. >> Face the vehicle. >> Okay. You violate myself, right? >> As don't play this game, right? >> It's not a game, sir. >> Face the vehicle. Don't face me. >> It's not a game. >> All right. Under the fourth amendment and and and state statutes, I have a right to travel. >> Okay. Well, now you have a right to go to jail. >> I'm not a driver. >> All right, Mark. I told you not to play this game, right? >> It's not a game. >> Go to my vehicle. >> Okay. Can I >> go to my vehicle? >> Okay. Easy. >> Going this way. >> Easy. >> You want to play games? >> Easy. I'm not playing games. >> Can he call you supervisor? >> Close the vehicle. Spread your feet. >> Now your vehicle's going to get towed. You're going to jail for no reason. >> I pour your bond. Okay. You're constitution. >> Spread your feelings. >> To to follow the constitution. >> Mark, I don't need to hear your oath. Okay. To follow the constitution. You're breaking your oat right now. >> 143 17. >> I know it's upsetting. It's upsetting. >> Sorry. I got to go to jail, bud. I'm sorry. >> But >> No, you're not. >> You made this decision. >> You made the decision. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> This was all your decision. >> Have a seat. >> Okay. >> And I have a right to a phone call. You have a right to have a seat right now. Sit down. Who is it that you could register to? >> Me all the way in. Mark, >> go ahead, Mark. >> I know you can hear me. >> Oh, I can hear you. Go ahead, bud. >> Okay. I'm not giving you consent to to search my vehicle. >> Tell you what, Mark, here's what we're going to do. Okay. You're going to jail for resisting without and your vehicle and your vehicle's being towed. >> I'm not resisting. >> Okay. >> Where's your supervisor? You don't need one right now, Mark. >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Well, you're not going to get one. How's that sound? >> Is there a gun in the car? >> I have bullets. Yep, there's a gun. See, >> Mark, here's the deal. Okay, let me just explain this to you. >> You would have been on your way with honestly a warning. All you had to do was just listen. And you you couldn't do that. >> No, I can't listen. >> You couldn't though. I >> was just explaining. >> And now you got a ton of tickets. Your vehicle's towed. You we got to go through the whole thing just because you couldn't listen now. Why couldn't you just said that? Hey, man. I can just I can just give you >> Mark. I am the nicest cop you'll ever meet in your life. Okay. I trust me, I am. I really I really really am. >> Listen, my dad was law enforcement for 48 years and Randy Hayes is a good friend of mine. >> Then you should know better. >> You should know better. >> Couple years ago. Okay. I got I got my insurance. Everything was everything was legal. Okay. And my insurance rates kept going up, kept going up, kept going up, kept going up. And I asked my insurance agent and he said, "Ban, I don't know, but I saw this I saw this post." He said, "I saw this uh this interview with George Soros who owns Progressive Insurance." Okay. All right. And George Soros said, he goes, "Um, I'll raise the insurance rate as high as I want to and don't have to pay because they're ignorant." So I started studying I started studying all these things and the law and everything else which I had prior I had been doing that prior to that anyways. Okay. And finding out what was what was truly going on in our country. Okay. Because I had because I had seen where our our country had been subjecting us to tyranny and oppression for a long time. Okay. >> So I wasn't able to pay my insurance anymore because it went up it went up to $243 a month. I couldn't afford that. Mark, here's the thing is I understand hard times and I am like I like I told you, I'm not one of those deputies going to write you 100 tickets. However, if we have a circumstance where somebody has to put me in that circumstance, then >> you know, Trump's in office now and and a lot of the old laws and the policies and code you see because you're you're you're a civil servant. You have to abide by the the constitutional laws. The first laws that we have to follow are God's laws, okay? They're the supreme laws of the universe, right? If you believe in a higher power or if you don't, you know, there there's still governing laws that that that make this universe turn. All right? Make the galaxy turn, make the planet turn. Okay? [music] And there's natural laws on the planet that that >> that we that we need to follow. If we don't follow them, we we we fall short. Okay? It's just like all the diseases and everything else going on in the world right now. You know, >> there is no disease that can't be cured if you follow the natural laws because the natural laws will keep your body healthy and strong and and and vibrant. Okay? Anyway, so we come down from them. We come into common laws, okay? Which which were subjected to tyranny and oppression through European laws which were Roman maritime laws and admirality laws. Okay. >> All right. And and the laws and the laws that they use in the courthouse are admirality laws. That's why the language is different. Okay. So then we come down then we come down into constitutional bill of right laws and then constitutional laws. All right. And then from there come the become the policies and codes which are which the laws that y'all follow what you're enforcing right now okay policies and codes okay have been have been contaminated throughout the system it's communist okay and it's almost like a Nazi Gustapo basically being pushed now there's now there's things that I have the right to do you know it's like I told you earlier you know I can pull your bond okay cuz you're bonded as a civil servant I can pull your bond and I can see you but you know what I'm not going to do that you want to know Why? >> Why? >> Because I do care about you. >> I appreciate that. >> You're my brother. >> Mhm. >> You're my brother and and I don't want to hurt you. I just want you to understand the true laws. Okay? And the true laws are are keeping you making you do a job that's not even constitutional. Your job is not constitutional. Look, my dad was law enforcement for 48 years. Okay? There's a there's a programming that's in the system called preemptive predictive programming. Okay? >> All right. and and and a and a um and a group of people, we're talking about about a thousand people, sit down, and they're the smartest people in the world, okay? And they sit down and they and they they devise they devise sinister plans, okay, to subdue humanity, all right, >> I'm still listening. >> Okay. You know, you're a slave to the system, right? >> You know that, right? >> Could be. >> No, you actually are. >> Okay. We we're all slaves to the system until we see how the system works and we and we start breaking free from it. >> Right. >> Okay. It's like paying taxes. Okay. Taxes are voluntary. Did you know that? >> What happens if you don't pay taxes though, Mark? >> What does what does the IRS need somebody in the system to take care of the system? >> Okay. What does the IRS do if you don't pay your taxes? They garnish your wages. They do all that stuff. >> They can't. They They don't have the right to do that. >> Okay. >> Because it's voluntary. >> But they still do it though, right? >> They try. >> Okay. >> I know. It's it it sounds it sounds insane and it and it and it's upsetting in some manners, but the truth is the truth. And no matter how many times you tap on top of the truth, the truth will set you up. >> I hate writing citations, Mark, but you kind of forced my hand today. Okay. So, you're going to get a citation for the speed. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. For the 81 and the 65. >> Okay. You're also going to get a citation for knowingly operating a motor vehicle on a suspended driver's license. Okay. I only write you two tickets a day instead of writing you a boatload cuz you got a lot going on. >> The suspect was charged with resisting arrest and multiple traffic citations and spent one day in jail. Thanks for watching the video. Hit the subscribe button and check out another video below.