Calm down. >> No, I have every right to be pissed off cuz my civil rights have been violated. >> I see computer flag my case. >> Sir, have fun proven I have to register cuz I'm illegally seized as the 1213, 1999 computer. >> On August 29th, 2024, an officer responded to an incident after a caller reported a man who was illegally present near a transformer box. The caller, who was the property owner, requested that the officer remove the man as soon as possible. When the officer arrived at the scene, the man's behavior was completely unbelievable. Let's see what really happened. >> What are you doing? >> Yes, I'm leaving. It says 121399. I put in motions to compel. I put in motions to vacate and you [ __ ] are not [ __ ] listening. >> Okay. All right. >> Yes. Yes. All right. Can I see your ID, please? >> Looks like you want my ID for identify you. >> Why? >> Because I I'm illegally seized. I'm about to use some. >> Okay. Well, you just >> You have a bike in there, man. >> What? >> Do you have a bike in there? >> I'm a bike trailer. >> I'm illegally seized and this is all a result of your [ __ ] legal act. Who said we were seizing you? >> I'm seized because of the malicious prosecutions starting in California 1213 1999 when they [ __ ] made up a [ __ ] girl's name and a and a statement and made me a [ __ ] sex offender. And then Nevada put me in the NCIC computer wrongfully as additional [ __ ] punishment. And now that I figured out the truth, the NCIC [ __ ] computer flagged my case 24 years ago. They're supposed to give me a billion dollars 24 [ __ ] years ago and now they're torturing me from the [ __ ] sky. Now would you like to see the federal guidelines of electronic torture >> with the bicycle? >> It has everything to do with everything. My civil rights been violated. They're holding my rights in the state of seizure. And when they're holding your rights in state of seizure, guess what? Calm down. Calm down. >> No. I have every right to be pissed off cuz my civil rights been violated. >> Look at me. And look, look at the sticker. It says bicycle. >> Show the [ __ ] what? I don't have to follow any rules. I don't have to follow any laws because I'm immune from prosecution because my rights will be held in a state of seizure. The Bill of Rights afforded me the rights when I was born. And you [ __ ] and California and Nevada are holding them in a state of seizure. Do you not understand that? Do you know how civil rights work, Pam? >> You do. >> So, my name's Lee. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um, >> okay. Now, Judge Kelly, this is the result, direct result of his illegal act. I turned in a motion to vacate, right? Oh, and they called in a favor from Dr. Lindy [ __ ] from Miami who I did a I did a [ __ ] psych with which I passed and she's refusing me the record of the psych and they said, "Oh, you're incompetent. You're good." So, I'm incompetent, [ __ ] >> What What's your name? Or what do you >> Craig? Okay, Craig. The reason that we're here, the reason that we're talking to you. >> The moment cops encountered the man, the situation went from zero to 100 real quick. He started tossing around his own madeup laws like he was both the victim and the lawyer. Meanwhile, the poor officers just stood there probably thinking if there was a competition for the biggest mouth in town, this guy would have taken home the trophy without even trying. It's because somebody was concerned because they thought that this was like a transformer box and that somebody was messing with the transformer. Obviously, it's not a transformer box, but it does say that it's bicycles only. >> Um, so that's why we're here. That's why we're talking. I'm the Constitution United States and until one sees me, >> I by any means necessary. >> I'm not saying that you are. We didn't say that. >> Well, I am seized is proven by NCIC computer. Now, >> well, the only way that I can check what your NCIC computer says >> is if you let me check the number on your driver's license. Can I take a look at it? You got something to write on >> so that we can go check that for you >> on 12139 on or about 1213 1999. This is awesome. >> Can we go in the sun a little bit so it's not so cold? I'm cold, man. >> I'm cold. I don't know about you, but I'm cold. >> What Florida? >> We won't go up too close by the road. I don't want to see you get hit, but just somewhere in the sun a little bit. >> It's cold out here, man. I don't know about you. You at least got a sweatshirt. I don't got a sweatshirt. >> Not really messing with a sweatshirt. >> No, man. You >> How did you How does this work? Do you know how it works? Because some of them have locks on them. Some of them don't have locks on them. >> Put your own lock on. >> So, did you put your own lock on there? >> Okay. So, you have a lock. Is all the stuff in that container your stuff? >> Yeah. Yes, my stuff. >> Okay. Where did you get all those nice tools and everything? Well, I'm starting my business back at the game because a villa ago before what I started representing myself and they they they thought they were [ __ ] going to well some Karen that worked. I'm actually getting the records unsealed cuz they sealed them early because they're trying to hide them because they was an enttrapment deal because I revs on myself and I won. And then the cops did a felony traffic stopping me for no reason and [ __ ] um and kicked my ass and broke my ribs and had the medical records hidden, but I got thrown out in court because it was legal seizure. Then the [ __ ] uh the DMV upheld the suspension cuz the refusal blow because judge and then they called and [ __ ] had them do it on [ __ ] just to [ __ ] me over cuz they're pissed cuz I got the [ __ ] thing and I'm actually getting that [ __ ] unsealed because well it was entrapment cuz Karen in Karen Rock in the [ __ ] worked in the court. I've been back for a couple months. >> Couple months. Have you just been around like did you do you have a place to stay or anything or >> No. No. the um I'm being tortured from the [ __ ] sky. >> Oh man. >> And and I just got a hold of Amy. I just got a hold of Amy Hallm and I went through the I went through uh Judge Kelly. Like seriously, it was a simple request. Just move your stuff from the Transformer box. Case closed. But no, dude had to turn it into a courtroom drama arguing like he's the main hero fighting corruption. Meanwhile, the officer stayed cool as ever. He wasn't matching the drama, just trying to stop this oneman show from becoming a full circus act. >> I turned an emotion vacant and they they knew I was coming because because they're they're involved in and read they're reading my mind from this [ __ ] sky for $50,000 a month from 1999 and until present until I'm unsee this gentleman having it go by there. Um, so, so he's got it. But Craig, >> um, so so >> have you stayed do you know what CS is? Have you stayed at CS over across the street? Um, so that's that's the that's the thing. So my sergeant said, okay, um, he just confirmed we need you to remove your stuff because it's only for that bike for the bus. So, if you can remove your stuff, please. I know that there's limited places to store it, but um it's meant for the bike stuff. It's not meant for personal storage. >> They have to unseize me before they can expect me to follow any rules or laws. >> I'm not seizing you. I'm just telling you that you >> I'm seized now. Now, I want you to do a police report right now. >> We're going to document it. But what I need What I'm telling you, >> I want you to investigate it. I I want this investigated. >> I I understand that. >> Guess what? Guess what? The electronic torture is the federal guidelines and it's $20,000 for thinking I'm crazy or not investigating it. So if you don't investigate it, >> we're going to we're going to >> No. No. Okay. Okay. I I want I want Now >> on about 1213 1999. I was drugged out of my bed in my underwear and I was arrested without warrant. Now that is an illegal seizure that holds my fourth bill right. >> We have another call to go to. So we're going to leave here in a second. What I need you to do is I need you what I need you to do is I need you to remove your stuff. We're going to come back and check. If you don't remove your stuff, then there's going to be further issue. Okay? So, please remove your stuff. Carry on with your day. Okay? And we'll be back. We have to go. Deputy Antinova, we have to go. Is he clear? >> 123 999. >> Okay. >> Is he clear? >> Yeah. >> Please remove your stuff and we're going to come check on you. >> What's your name? Deputy Antinova and Deputy Mortonson. >> Nova and >> Okay. But you got to carry on. You can't leave your stuff in there. All right. Come on. >> My marvelous light. >> I see. I see. Here's the wild part. The dude actually had a free pass to walk away. No cuffs, no charges. But instead of counting his blessings, he came storming back like a plot twist nobody wanted. Officers were done. Case closed and boom, round two begins. He reignited the chaos like drama was his morning coffee. Man might think, "Why end the episode when I can make it worse?" You don't have knives or anything on you. Oh, that's that's just a little. [Music] >> So, >> how are you doing today? >> I'm fine. >> You sweaty? >> I'm illegally seized. I've been riding my bike with a headwind. >> What's that? >> I've been riding my bike with a headwind. No, >> you're not sweating that bad. >> I know. I'm not that bad. >> I know you're I said you're sweating a little bit. >> I know. I'm riding against a headwind. >> Oh, there's a head Oh, I get you. Now there's a head there's a headwind. >> Brag. >> Yes, Sergeant Brag. Now, what did you call the cops for this one? >> Call the cops cuz you were using the uh >> the box was used for storage, not for the bicycle. >> Yeah, but but how' they know I was there? >> I don't know. >> Somebody called it in. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Okay, they're reading my mind from the sky. It's called electronic torture. >> Okay. All right. This is the two. >> Yeah. >> You're under arrest. Okay. >> For what? >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For failure. >> You're illegally seizing me. It's going to be easier if you just give us your hands and resistance is another charge. >> You want another charge? You can resist. >> You get charged with your expense. >> Come on. >> And then there's four of us here. Okay. >> Stop. >> You're legally seizing me. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> You can tell it to a judge tomorrow. >> Just comply. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> You're going to seize me. >> You want me to use You want me to use a taser? >> Get another charge. Okay. >> No, I'm not going to be charging you with George Spitz. Huh? You stupid [ __ ] You don't understand civil [ __ ] law. >> Obviously, you guys are [ __ ] stupid. Under the Constitution of the United States of America, >> we have control. Get it on. We have control. I'll gladly go to jail cuz I don't care. Okay, let's walk in there. >> Who are you rooing me for? >> For failure to change your address. Okay. Because you're a sexual offender. >> No, I'm not. I'm illegally seized now. When you look up When you look up Heather Sanchez 121082 in the mother computer, she doesn't exist. >> [ __ ] I'm leaving. No, you don't [ __ ] understand that now. Heather Sanchez does not [ __ ] exist now computer flagged my case 24 [ __ ] years ago. You better get this, [ __ ] Right. >> The ending was exactly what everyone saw coming. The man pushed too far and dug his own hole. When the cuffs came out, he lost it completely, thrashing and shouting like it had changed anything. All that fake toughness, useless. Instead of walking away with a warning, he walked straight into extra charges. Some people really don't get that pride doesn't beat handcuffs. >> It's all going to be evidence. >> Let's go. >> Heather Sanchez does not exist. All right. Well, get my shoe. Can I get my flip-flop? He's getting >> He's getting it for you. >> Now, obviously, you don't understand civil law. You're legally seizing me. I hope you know that. Yeah. Now, in order to charge me, >> All right. >> Guess what? >> Right here. >> You have to prove I have to register. Okay. >> So, we're going to switch out what you're going to go do. You're going to go secure your firearm. Okay. Have fun proving that I have a register. Sir, have fun proving I have a register cuz I'm illegally seized as of the 1213 1999 computer. >> You don't have any weapons? >> No. >> You got my [ __ ] What are you doing? >> I'm allowed to resist. You have no right to arrest me. You're holding my Fourth Amendment right in a state of seizure. Stop. >> Will you hold my fourth meal? Right. In a state of seizure, you're not allowed to arrest me. >> Okay. Okay. I got him. I got him. >> Here. Here. Here. >> I hope y'all got the body cams. >> Got body cams. >> Well, my Fourth Amendment right >> is held in a state of seizure. You're not allowed to arrest me. I'm sorry, ma'am. >> So, you can be nice if you want to. I can be, but I'm not allowed to because under civil law, you're violating my rights. >> What's that? >> You got your weapon on you, right? >> You got the weapon. >> I got you. No, she doesn't. >> I don't. No, I don't. I already secured mine, but I don't have it. >> Okay. Okay. I got [Applause] you ready. Have fun. Till the very last moment, this guy just wouldn't quit. Still yelling about his civil rights like he's starring in his own courtroom drama. If he actually knew the law, he'd have walked away quietly. But no, he picked ego over logic. Props to the officers, though. They remained calm, professional, and patient till the end. The man was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting an officer, obstruction, lewd, and criminal trespassing. If you enjoyed watching this video, make sure to like it and comment your thoughts below. Also, don't forget to subscribe to Mr.