After failing to make a complete stop at a stop sign, a female officer pulls over the driver and within the first few seconds realizes exactly who she's dealing with. >> Good morning, Officer Lango to the Naples Police Department. The reason I'm stopping you is failure to come to a complete stop at the stop sign. >> Oh, I thought I did. I'm sorry. >> It's okay. This your license and registration. >> I no longer use a license. I only have uh my passport that I use. I'm a state national, so I no longer have to abide by uh the corporate corporation's rules and I have my documentation for that. >> Okay. Those were previous uh citations that were dismissed by Judge Cone. >> Yeah, this doesn't show me anything of why you don't have to have a driver's license. So, >> uh I'm a state national, so uh I'm exempt from the problem or the what what you guys do. I'm exempt from the uh >> Usually you have a card on you that states that um that they give you that you're exemplary. >> Yeah, they they haven't sent it to me yet. But I I have filed all the paperwork then it's been in place. >> It's been in place for when? >> 6 years. >> And you don't have if it's been in place for 6 years, you don't have the prior one. >> They they didn't send it to me yet. In the whole entire 6 years, you've never had any. >> You know how our federal government works. So this is >> So what do you provide for documentation wherever you go? You only provide ma'am car. >> You should have been at least issued an identification card even if you don't have a driver's license. >> No, because the identification card again abides by your rules uh leaning uh ownership of my vehicles of myself to you and I'm no longer a part of the corporation. So I'm exempt. So what what we're doing here is illegal as far as me >> because I no longer participate the extortion of the police department. >> Are you are you stating you're so you're a sovereign citizen? >> I'm not state national. >> State national. >> I'm not sovereign. I'm a state national. I'm a part of the republic of the United States. No longer a part of the corporation. >> Where do you reside at? >> I reside in Naples, Florida. >> Where exactly? here in Naples. >> I know, but I I need to know so I can issue you um a citation. I need to know your address. >> You don't have to issue me a citation. >> We still have to follow the rules that everybody else follows. >> No, ma'am. I do not. I do not. That that that's why I get all of us get it excused every time. >> You don't have any you don't have any documentation on you stating that. So, you're not exempt? >> No, I am. I am exempt. Believe me, you'll get a bond from me that goes directly towards you that finds you for every minute that you're holding me here. Uh there there is no crime that's committed. You can only detain me if there's a crime committed. >> Ma'am, you are legally have to follow injured party. If you're injured vehicle in Florida, you still have to follow. No, I don't. It's See, you guys are extorting money from us. See, the problem is you're violating my fourth amendment. No, I'm actually not. >> Yes, you are. I can go through it with you, doll. >> Okay, >> I have it all here. >> Stand by for me. >> Hey, Nicole. >> Ass. Do you have a minute? >> Sure. Go right ahead. >> Okay. So, I'm on a traffic stop with um a woman who's stating she's not a sovereign citizen, but she's a citizen. And >> documentation from the judge. >> Okay. Can you repeat again what you just told me? >> I'm I'm a state travel. I'm a I'm a state national. I have the right to travel freely. I am not encumbered by any of your laws or regulations. >> Stating stating she doesn't have to have a driver's license. She can run the stop sign, do everything, >> and that she travels through common law. And um >> she said if she if she fails to produce identification or a driver's license, she >> I did I did produce my my >> she gave me her passport, but she says she doesn't have a driver's license. She doesn't need a driver's license. doesn't have a If she doesn't have a If she doesn't have a driver's license, just like anyone else, she can be arrested for not having a driver's license. >> No, no state shall No state shall convert my >> I'll send you back up. >> It's a god-given right. >> All right. Bye. >> It's a god-given right. You guys are You guys are extorting money from us. It's a god-given right. Murdoch versus Pennsylvania. It's a god-given right where the Supreme law. >> Do you have your registration for the vehicle? I don't have registration with me. No, I don't have to provide it. I am I am >> You do your driving. >> No, ma'am. I I am common law. I am I It is not a privilege. It's a right. It's a God-given right for me to be able to travel back. >> Do you have your registration with you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, you have no registration, no driver's license. >> I have it. I just don't have it on me. I don't have to carry it. >> So, go ahead and call your supervisor. In the event, you know, you get into an accident with somebody or someone. >> I have insurance. >> Well, >> I have insurance and I've also got a bond. >> So, I have there's no injured party here, honey. >> It doesn't matter if there's no >> Absolutely. It does. That's when a crime is committed. That's the only time you can pull me. >> No, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. There's an injured party. You're not >> You're offering You're offering the contract is not accepted. >> Stand by. >> You're offering >> 104 for now, please. >> Bravo 15, can I give you a 29 name and date of birth for the US passport? >> 104. >> Kristen, common spelling, date of birth, the first 1962. >> She has a formale, but it's expired 421 to 25. >> City is >> like mouthing off. So s said that >> the only number is >> she's not compiled with anything. >> Okay. >> She has an expired driver's license. She can't drive. >> So um somebody else going to have to come drive her car and get an arrest or I >> Right. >> Yep. >> Okay. Ma'am, I need you to turn your vehicle off for me. >> What's the purpose? cuz your driver's license is actually expired. Ma'am, you don't have the state of Florida. I just turned my my freedom to travel freely into a >> What I need you to do right now is turn your car off for me so we can get this situated. >> What What are we getting situated? >> I'm trying to help you. >> What are you trying to help me with, >> ma'am? >> No, I don't understand. What are you trying to help me with? >> I've explained everything to you. I've been very kind and helpful to you. >> I can't go forward without my attorney. >> Okay, that's fine. So call your call your supervisor. >> My partner is here with me right now. >> Call your supervisor. Call your supervisor. >> We can do that too. >> What is your badge number? Please >> ma'am. I'm trying to help you in the best way that I can. >> You have to disclose your badge number. >> And I have no problem doing that. >> You have to disclose your badge number right now. According to Shapiro versus Thompson. >> Okay, that's no problem, ma'am. >> These are these are constitutional laws that have been put in place, ma'am. That's what I follow. The constitution. The state of Florida has taken my right to travel freely in my private vehicle and turned it into a privilege which is against my constitutional rights. >> I am not I am not contracting with you. >> Okay. >> Okay. My partner has been very kind with you. Okay. >> So listen hear me out for a second. Okay. Just I heard what you had to say. At this point she has asked you to turn the vehicle off and step out of the vehicle. >> If you listen to me you are going to step out of the vehicle. Why would I do that? >> Because I asked you to. >> You don't have any authority over me. >> I do. >> No, you don't sir. You both are criminals. >> No. You're going to step out of the vehicle or I'm going to make you get out of the vehicle. >> I'm going to church. >> No, you're going to get out of the vehicle right now. >> Nope. Nope. Stop it. Do not do it. Do not. Oh my god. >> No. No. >> Stop. Leave me alone. >> Listen. >> Oh my god. I'm going to church. Stop it. Leave me alone. >> Please stop. Oh my god. Are you crazy? >> No. You're going to step out of the vehicle right now. >> Oh my god. Wait. Let me turn my vehicle off. >> Do not grab me. No. >> Stop. >> Do not. >> Stop it. >> Grab this one. >> I'm going to put I'm going to LOCK UP MY CAR. >> NO. >> I'm going to lock up my car. >> We tried to help. >> Oh my god. Burn. >> Hold on. Get your Get your supervisor. >> Step out. Step out. Step out. >> Oh my god. Let me put my car in park. Step out. Step out. Let me put my car in now. Step out. Let me out. My car is out. Stay right there. Do not move. >> Oh my god. >> Please lock my car. >> No. >> I want to lock up my car. >> Okay, I'm going to take care of it in a second. >> I got to get my purse. >> I want to get my purse. Please. >> Can you put her down, please? and a hand over there. >> If you just call Judge Cone, he'll tell you. Can you loosen these up? They hurt. >> What? That's what you think. >> Oh my god. Will you please loosen the cuffs up? >> Don't tow my car. >> Ow. You've got to unlist these. Please. >> Step out. I'll take a look at them. >> Please. Please. Ow. Please >> take a look. I'll take a look. >> Oh my god. >> Step over two steps >> to your left. >> Please. Please. They hurt me. Please. They hurt. Please. >> Please, sir. >> On the same floor. >> You need to turn your hands inward so that I can reach them. Okay. Take two steps back. >> Please take it off. >> Bend over at the waist, please, so I can reach them. >> Ow. Please. Please take them off. Ow. Ow. Ow. Man, it's only because your bracelets are rubbing against >> Please take it all. Please. Please. I'll I'll pay you anything. Please. >> They're killing me. Please. Please. Ow. Ow. Please take them off. Please. Please take them off. Please. Ow. Please take them off. >> I can't reach them. I can't reach them with their bracelets. >> Oh my god. Please. >> Stand up straight for me. Stand up straight for me. Relax your arms for me real fast. Relax. >> See, actually, I can put my fingers in here so that >> ma'am, when you relax, I can get in underneath to loosen it. Okay, I need you to take a breath. It's >> not going to come off completely. >> I won't hurt you. >> I won't bite you. >> Ma'am, I need you to twist your arm like your arm inward. You got it. >> Please. I was just going to church. Please. >> I got it. >> Please let me out. Please let me go. Please. I was just going to church. >> Ma'am, they're not on that site. >> They're not on that side. I can see there's space. Oh, my fingers. >> Yeah, they're not that tight. Relax. >> Oh, please don't. Please don't. Don't tighten them again. You don't have to tighten them that much, sir. >> There. And they are loose. >> Now, you don't have to tighten it, sir. >> Not tight. They have to >> You are You're tight. >> They have to be clamped on. They're handcuffs. >> Are you the supervisor? >> I am the supervisor. >> Okay. I need you to please get my purse and call my attorney. >> Ma'am, I'm not calling your attorney. I will We will take care of your property. >> Going to have a seat right now. Don't handle me like that. >> You're going to sit down, please. >> Stop it. >> Sit down and put your legs in. >> Don't tell my car. Call my brother to come down. >> Thank you. >> Please don't tell my car. >> Watch your legs. The 63-year-old defendant was initially charged with resisting a law enforcement officer without violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, operating a motor vehicle with an expired driver's license, having an expired registration, and failure to obey a stop sign. These were the initial charges. However, in [music] court, things went a little bit differently. For starters, a failure to obey a stop sign charge was separated from the battery on law enforcement and resisting charges. [music] Those two criminal charges were consolidated together and the defendant was found guilty on running a stop sign. However, for the resisting and battery on law enforcement charges, neither of these led to a guilty adjudication. And moreover, these criminal charges were actually sealed from the public. I don't know the exact sentencing or disposition for this, but when a case is sealed through the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, this gives us a very good indication that the defendant most likely was not adjudicated guilty for the battery or resisting charges. [music] This is because when a case is sealed, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement seals cases once one of the following takes place qualifying for sealing. [music] Number one, when prosecutors never filed a charging document, or when prosecutors filed charges but later dismissed or no prosecuted all counts, or if the court dismissed all counts, or if the defendant was found not guilty on all counts, or lastly, if the judge entered a judgment of a quiddle on all counts. Having a case sealed prevented the general public from accessing these records. In this case, the record was sealed or expuned with court-ordered expungement going even further where criminal justice agencies generally must physically destroy or obliterate their copies. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement retains a confidential copy, but it usually cannot be released without a court order. In this case, the battery on law enforcement and resisting a law enforcement with or without violence was either sealed or expuned, wherein the defendant was most likely not adjudicated guilty. Once again, the only charge that stuck was running a stop sign where the defendant was guilty and as a result paid just a little over $250 in fines and court fees. Anyways, let me know your thoughts on this case down below in the comments section. Stay safe out there and I'll see you in the next video. >> Are you the supervisor? >> I am the supervisor. >> Okay, I need you to please get my purse and call my attorney. >> Ma'am, I'm not calling your attorney. I will take care of your property. >> Going to have a seat right now. >> No, you're going to get out of the vehicle right now. Nope. Nope. Stop it. >> Do not do not stop it. Do not. Oh my god. No. No. >> Stop. Leave me alone. >> Listen. >> Oh my god. I'm going to church. Stop it. Leave me alone. >> Please stop. >> Oh my god. Are you crazy? >> No. You're going to step out of the vehicle. >> Oh my god. Wait. Let me turn my vehicle off. >> No. Do not grab me. No. >> Stop. >> Do not stop it. >> Grab this one. >> I'm going to put I'm going to lock up my car. >> No. >> I'm going to lock up my car. >> No. We tried to help. >> Oh my god, Bert.