You've been ordered out of the car. >> You've been ordered out of the car. >> You understand you're going to be under placed under arrest if you don't exit the car? >> I didn't. >> You're being ordered out of the car right now, so step on out. >> I'm not stepping out. >> Are you refusing to get out of the car? >> How far will this driver go to defend her mistaken police? The chase is about to begin. >> Hey, how's it going? >> Good. How you doing? >> Good. Can you put the window down a little bit more, please? >> I can hear you. >> All right. >> Sorry. >> What is the cause? >> Well, you're all tinted out and there's no plates. >> There is plates. There's plates in my car. >> Where's the plates? >> It's one in the back and one in the front. >> Well, it says in the back it's not a plate. It's not an Ohio plate or any state. >> I'm not from Ohio. >> Where you from? >> I'm from the area. >> Speak up, please. >> I'm from Morocco. >> Morocco. >> Yeah. That's the name of this country is called Iraq. >> Okay. >> Well, you need a plate. >> I need a >> You don't have a plate? >> That's a plate issue by my >> Have your registration. >> That's a plate issue by my consulate. I'm not from this area. >> Okay. So, where are you from? You said Morocco. >> Corporate State, Illinois. I'm from Illinois State. The Corporation of Illinois. >> Okay. Do you have your license on you? >> I have my national my nationality card. That's it. It's my nationality card. issued by my constantly my constantly issued this. >> That's not a license. >> It's a nationality card. >> All right. I need a license. You need a license to drive. >> I'm not driving. >> What are you doing? >> Driving is when you're >> You're driving. We're not going to do the whole sovereign citizen thing. >> I'm not a sovereign citizen. >> That's what you're explaining to me. You're saying I'm not explaining that. >> You're saying you just have a >> I have a nationality card which is recognized by the Department of Justice. Well, I need a license. >> I'm not driving. I'm driving. >> You're driving. If you're on the road, you're driving. >> What was the reason for you pulling me over? >> Well, you're altering it out and you don't have plates. There's no visible plates. >> One in the front and one in the back. It's >> Is that your ID? >> It's my nationality card. >> Can I see it, please? >> You're looking at it. I can't give it to you. My consulate said I can't give you my ID. >> Okay. So, there's no you need a >> You all Where's your supervisor at? So, I can speak to your supervisor. >> You can talk to our supervisor when you're done at the station. >> Okay. I'm not going to the station. I didn't do anything illegal. >> We need your driver's license. >> I didn't do anything illegal. What was the reason for you pulling me over? >> I've already given you two reasons. >> What's the reason? >> You're altering it out. >> That's illegal. And you don't have Yes. The window tint. >> Your window tents. >> The window tint. >> I'm not from I'm not from Ohio. Well, we don't know that cuz you're not giving us an ID and you don't have no place here. I'm showing you the >> You have to identify yourself. Okay. >> I just need to speak to the supervisor. >> You can talk to him when we're done here. >> Okay. Well, >> but we need to finish what we're doing. >> Okay. Well, I need to get what I need to get. So, I you want to do what you need to do. I need to speak to the supervisor. >> Okay. You can talk to him at the station when we're completed. >> I didn't do anything illegal. >> Okay. I need a driver's license and an insurance card for the vehicle. >> You are driving. >> I'm not driving. >> Yeah, you're Yep. You're driving. You're behind the >> Okay. So, am I transporting goods and people? >> It doesn't matter. You're driving on a You're driving a motor vehicle on the roadway in the United States of America. You're driving a car. >> This is an engine. It doesn't have a motor in it. It has an engine. >> We're not going to play these games. >> I'm not playing no games. >> You need to identify yourself. >> Mia McMah L E L. Make sure you add the E L. Why is the VIN number taped over on the windshield? >> Because the car is not under United States jurisdiction. So, I don't have to show you the VIN number. >> What was that first name? >> N I A. >> All right. Last name, MC C L I N E L. >> Date of birth. >> You don't need that. >> What' you say? >> Say you don't need that. >> I need your date of birth. You need to identify yourself. All right. >> I gave you my first and last name. That's all you need. That's all I'm doing. >> You have to identify yourself or else you go to jail. >> Nean hyphen ill. I just identify myself. >> I just identify myself. Did I not? You asked for a name, so I gave it to you. >> Give us your driver's license. >> I told you I don't have >> Do you have an Ohio ID? >> I'm not from this area. >> Where are you from? >> I'm from Corporate State, Illinois. >> Okay. Do you have a Illinois ID? I have a nationality card, sir. You ask me for identification. The nationality card takes the place of a driver. >> We need a a nationality card does not take the place of a driver's license. >> Does not live in this area. >> You need a driver's license to drive on the roadways. >> But that's if I'm transporting goods, services, and people. I'm just traveling by myself. >> It doesn't matter if you're by yourself or you're with 17 other people on a bus. >> I need a driver's license. You need a driver's license, >> sir. >> You need to provide identification. >> I just gave you your identification. >> If you don't provide identification, you're going to be taken to jail. >> You want me to speak to supervisor because I can explain myself to a supervisor. [snorts] >> You need to provide identification or else you're going to go to jail. Do you understand that? I need to get back to Illinois and I didn't do anything. >> And we need to get back to our jobs, too. I get it. You can get back to Illinois. All you have to do is identify yourself. >> I just did it. >> And then we'll be done here in 5 minutes. >> I just did it. >> But you want to play these stupid petty games saying you're traveling and you're a a citizen of wherever. Okay? We just need identification from you. Bottom line. Do >> you have any weapons in the vehicle? >> Okay. Terminator just in case. Okay. out of the car at this point. >> Yep. >> All right. We're going to have you step out the car. >> I'm sorry. >> I say I'm not stepping out. >> Supervisor is right here. >> Okay. Well, speak to him. I don't want to speak to >> Yeah. Come on out. I can talk to you. >> No, I'm not coming outside. I can talk to you right here. >> I can't hear you. >> I said I'm not coming outside. >> You've been ordered out of the car. >> You've been ordered out of the car. >> I'm not coming out of the car. >> You understand? You're going to be under place under arrest if you don't exit the car. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> You're being ordered out of the car right now. So, step on out. >> I'm not stepping out of the car. >> Are you refusing to get out of the car? >> What did you pull me over for? >> Well, I can see a few things. I'm not sure what he the other officer pulled you over for right now. We're going to have you step on out. This is your final opportunity. >> Who's the supervisor? >> I'm right here. What's your name? >> Sergeant Mike Dy. >> Okay. Sorry. >> Badge number 62. >> Okay. What am I being pulled over? >> I told you the tent and >> I mean, yes, I have tents. So, my car is private. So, that's why I'm operating private. >> Okay. For right now, we're going to have you step out of the car. We got the legal right to ask you to step out of the car for a traffic stop. So, step on out. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> If if not, you're obstructing official business. I didn't do anything wrong. >> How about you get the sheriff down here? >> Nope. Sheriff isn't coming down here. >> Okay. >> You have to step out of the car. >> You don't step out the car, you're going to be under arrest. >> Sir, what did you pull me over? >> Not going to keep explaining the same thing to you. >> Huh? >> We're not trying to intimidate you. I've been I've been trying to cooperate. >> She's pulling. She's trying to Let's take off. We're getting done. Help. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Right. Going. going. She's just traffic control. right now. Waiting for it to turn green. If we come to a stop like that, are you okay? I'm not joking. One of those terminator cars down the runway right now. Speeds are 48. She's got some traffic right now. Hey, she's going to take back off. We need to get her out of that car. She's going to keep going. She's going to keep going. We have no way to get her out of this car. She's going to advise normal. They have that grappler here. Come up along our left side. in front of the gravel near the railroad tracks for part. >> All right, back it up, bro. She ain't coming out. It's She's solo. Hey, back up. Get away from that pillar. >> What's her name? >> JJ. What was her name? >> What is it? >> It's Nia. >> NIA. >> NIA. >> NIA. STEP OUT OF THE CAR. >> RADIO. Are you still on the line with her? Now, OPEN THE DOOR AND step out. >> Hey, we're going to bring her far right. I need a hands and a less lethal. >> There only one person. >> Yes, that's it. NIA, WALK BACKWARDS TO THE SOUND OF MY VOICE. >> At least one. >> Walk backwards. >> Keep coming back. >> Keep coming. I got commands. >> I got >> step to your right. Step over that. >> That's it. She's the only one. >> Hey, back up here. Back up here. Walk her back to J. >> Back up. >> Keep walking back. JJ, you got hands? >> I got hands. >> Get up on the sidewalk. >> Back up. Keep coming back. >> All right. Walk backwards. Keep coming back. >> Keep going. Come back. >> Chris, you got commands? >> Yeah. Come back. Keep coming back. Right back on the sidewalk. >> You go lethal with that, Mike. >> Keep walking back. Walk back. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Step to your right. Step to your right. Get down on your knees. Lay down on your stomach and put your hands behind your back. Lay down on your stomach. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. You understand that? All right, roll over on your side. Sit up. Going to stand on three. One, two, three. The incident we just witnessed highlights the escalating dangers of the sovereign citizen movement during routine traffic stops. By falsely believing that personal travel is exempt from state motor vehicle regulations, the driver deliberately escalated a minor infraction into a high-risisk pursuit. Legally, the use of public roadways requires valid identification and registration. Law enforcement officers are granted lawful authority to order individuals out of their vehicles under the Supreme Court ruling in Pennsylvania versus Mims. When the driver refused this lawful command and subsequently fled the scene, she committed a serious felony. The deployment of the grappler device was a tactically sound and legally justified response to stop the pursuit. Ultimately, pseudolegal arguments and fabricated nationality cards offer no immunity from state or federal laws. This body cam footage serves as a critical educational tool, demonstrating how non-compliance and evasion can turn simple citations into serious criminal charges. The judicial system consistently rejects these sovereign defenses, prioritizing public safety above