Nope. Put your hands out of the car. Look what he's doing, bro. >> Stop. Stop. Did you get that on camera? Yeah, we got it on tape. You got all that? You do not have permission to search this vehicle. You hear me? >> Well, They do not have permission. They just They just threw me again. >> [music] >> You hear me? Stop moving. Welcome back, guys. Today we find ourselves in lovely Charlotte County, courtesy of Deputy Done With This, where a resident Nissan scholar is about to discover that traffic stops aren't open negotiations. He was pulled over for rolling a stop line, a minor inconvenience that he's about to brilliantly escalate into a fully fledged arrest. I genuinely love when they ask for a supervisor right out of the gate, as if they're returning a cold soup at a restaurant. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the absolute master class in how not to handle a traffic stop. Right, let's get into it. How you doing? Deputy Bolsinger, Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. The reason for the stop is you didn't stop behind the stop bar when you were turning on this road. Yeah. Let me go and get your license, registration, insurance, please. Nah, that won't happen. Can you get a sergeant out here, please? Excuse me? A sergeant. So, you're refusing to identify yourself? >> Absolutely. They're not >> All are you opening my door? Step out of the vehicle. You don't want to give me your license, get out of the vehicle. That's unlawful. Get out of the vehicle. >> That is unlawful what you're doing right now. >> Get out of If you don't get out of the vehicle Can you or you don't give me your ID, you're going to go to jail. Can you please give me your badge number? I already told you my name. It's 3688. So, you're not >> give me your license If you're not giving me your license, I'm pulling you out of this car and taking you to jail. >> Your Your badge number, please. I already gave it to you. No, you didn't. And here is where a normal person reconsiders. Deputy Done With This has been remarkably patient, but the lawful orders have been ignored and the warnings have expired. What happens next is entirely our scholar's own doing. Right, [music] slow motion time because the exact millisecond a YouTube law degree fails in the real world deserves to be appreciated frame by frame. You said your name. Huh? Say it again. Okay. Get out of the car. Yeah, you got everything? All right. Nope. Put your hands out of the car. Look what he's doing, bro. >> Stop. Stop. Did you get that on camera? Yeah, we got it on tape. You got all that? All right. You're going to jail for failure to identify. All right. Take that key out of there, bro. All right. You do not have permission to search this vehicle. You hear me? >> Well, They do not have permission. They just They just threw me again. You hear me? Stop moving. Ah, there it is, the crimes against the sovereign defense. The fascinating idea that declaring yourself an independent entity somehow immunizes you from state laws while conveniently still using state-funded roads. As a quick legal reminder, this theory has been overwhelmingly rejected by every single court it has ever [music] been presented to, every single one. But sure, let's see if yelling it while wearing handcuffs is the magical loophole. Not a crime. You're on You're doing You're committing unlawful crimes against a sovereign nation. Oh, okay. Where's your license at? In the vehicle. Start the car. Can you start the car, please? I got a camera running here. Can you get that? Can you get that $230 Can you get that $230 they just took out of my pocket, bro? Get on the [ __ ] >> got that Do you got that on video? All right. Yeah, I ain't going to jail, officer. They'll free me in the They'll free me ASAP, man. Get in the car. >> And I still ain't got YOUR BADGE NUMBER. SIT UP, DUDE. I CAN'T. You just [ __ ] MY HANDS UP, BRO. Pull me up by my arm, please. There you go. God damn, you're pushing me into a seat belt. How the [ __ ] am I supposed to fight? >> foot in there. You're pushing me into your seat belt. >> Put your other foot in the car. >> WHERE THE [ __ ] YOUR GODDAMN CAR IS. Mind if I pull my pants up? Huh? Mind if I pull my pants up? Of course. You're cooperative. You're being better than he is. I don't know what this dude is. I don't know you. >> All he had to do is give his ID and there's no reason for the stop. That's it. There's no There's no need for that. By law, you're driving the vehicle, you have to provide your ID. Absolutely. And there's Was there a need for that? Not really, no. Okay, then. So, you understand more than he is, obviously. He's uh sovereign citizen, so he doesn't do the whole license >> Ah, that would make sense. That Here, he's a sovereign citizen, so that makes sense. Yeah, he said he said he He don't do the license and the So, he doesn't have a license. He's traveling or whatever. Ah, that would make sense then. Okay. Makes sense. It's just not his vehicle then, I would think. I think it's probably in his girlfriend's name or whatever. What's his name? What's your friend? I'll call a tow already. You can go ahead and search it. What? Go ahead and search it. I don't need to. I'll call for the tow already. Um you can call for a ride. That's what you got. by, bud? I live at the end of the street. Oh my god, dude. What's your name? My name's Chuck. You have your ID on you? I don't. Okay. What's Is it hard for you? Have we not been cooperative with you? No. You might I guess if you have that history as you, but we have been very cooperative. For him, that's different, okay? For him, we weren't all hostile. So, you've been You've been fine. Yeah. So, and you're fine. How you come friends with him? My goodness, dude. Well, that's my cousin. That's your cousin? You need to tell him He needs to tell him to tighten up, man. I can't tell him nothing. Oh my gosh, dude. What's your first name, man? Is it real government name? >> I'm I'm just going to tell you Chuck, bud, cuz you didn't pull me over. So, like you said, the driver has to produce his stuff to you. I don't >> Okay, Chuck. I didn't do anything wrong, you know what I mean? Okay. He was bringing me home. I asked him for a ride and now he got [ __ ] up cuz of his big ass mouth. So. I agree with you. Got in the car cuz he wouldn't identify himself. Um they pulled him. He pulled out a paddy wagon. Had to rip him out of the car. And we're dealing with He's got this occupant who only identified himself through his name, first name. We had found his ID card. So, we got him identified. Yes, sir. You got anything on him? Huh? Uh who's He's passenger. Passenger. Driver's in the back of my car. He's going to jail. Driver didn't want to provide an ID. Nope, he's going to Get a lieutenant out here. I'm not giving you my driver's license. I gave him multiple chances. >> Took him to jail. What's your driver's license? Took him out of the car. Handcuffed him and then he said he was sovereign, so. Okay. I'm just going to take him to jail. >> He kept resisting. We had to He kept pulling and yanking from us. Okay. All right, you can keep going. So, so then I got to tow He's in the car. Car man. >> Is your Excuse me, is your camera working? Yes, sir, it is. >> What is your badge number, please? >> 2906. >> All right, what is your name? Corporal Steven Sellers. >> thank you. I'm not your I'm not your supervisor, so I'm trying to figure out what's going on, man. They pulled me over on the fraudulent pretenses. I have a camera in my car showing that I made a complete stop. Okay. What's the problem? I've been abducted. As far as is As far as is is concerned, I've been abducted. Okay. So, why don't you want to provide your identification information? >> They've already falsely and illegally searched my vehicle to get my identification, so he has that now. He already falsely and I already said, "No search and seizure." He already falsely and illegally searched my vehicle to get my identification. I did nothing illegal for him to get my identification. I don't have to identify myself to you people. You would when you're asked by law enforcement, you do. I'm done talking. Lawyer. Okay. I guess she asked for a I'm done talking. Lawyer. That means close the door. How much you had to drink tonight? All right, you're going to get a DUI, also. Congratulations. Charge Do a DUI on him, too. He's going to refuse, 100%. He's He's You can smell it, too, right? Absolutely. Absolutely. He's He's refusing to talk. He's I almost fell over from his breath. Bloodshot, watery eyes, it's very, very obvious, so. Um you got to give him the option, but he's going to refuse. So, Go home, sweetie. Yeah, he's a sovereign. He says we're kidnapping him. Yeah, there's some jewelry in the center console. No, actually, they got him out. He didn't want to I was trying to tell From what I saw, There's some There's like a jump You're good to go, man. But I'll take him down there and take care of all that. He's ultimately charged with failure to identify, resisting arrest, and just as the cherry on top, a DUI, which, as it turns out, [music] is exactly what happens when online echo chamber theories meet a breathalyzer in a very unamused police department. Anyway, thank you so much for watching, guys. If you enjoyed watching reality completely dismantle this bloke's world view, leave a like, share it, and subscribe. See you in the next one.