[Music] Welcome to facts or [Music] frauds. And we head back to the 44th District Court in Michigan for an update on Mr. Mrick, who's dropped the sovereign citizen script all together. Um 2500183 ready your honor John appearing on behalf of Mr. Mrick. How you doing Mr. Mrick? How you doing? Good. Good. I'm just pulling up the note here judge. One moment. No way. And Mr. Mrick, for some reason the just so you know the um the um our connection is not super great. So I'm going to just stop your video temporarily. I know it's you. I recognize your voice. and just let the audio come through so that there's no break in the action. Okay. Yes, sir. Okay. See, that's that's better. You sound better. Like I can hear you better. Okay. And I know he's worked with Mr. Chappelle before. So, we got a real team going with Mr. Mrick. We want to make sure uh I'm very invested and very interested in making sure that Mr. Mrick is able to to reach the finish line. Um Mr. Angot, how are things going? Where do we stand? One more bump in the road. Just a no proof in Allen Park. Once that's paid, then it's a written and road test back to the uh the golden ticket in his pocket. All right. So, and we've talked about this before with the what's what's what's the story with Alen Park? I paid I paid a ticket. Um I I paid a ticket. I believe that's the ticket that was holding me up, right? Yes. That's Yes. Yes. When did you pay that? Yeah, I paid that ticket. When did you do that? Uh I paid it Next day after exact day it was but I do have but I did take a screenshot the confirmation of me paying that ticket. I just don't have my laptop with me. I'm on a job right now. No problem. So So I'm going to look. Judge, let's We're going to look it up. We're going to look it up. If I could just add that Miss Bonet helped the cheapest I found um reduced um Right. It was Amnesty. Yeah. Yep. It had gotten late. So So they allowed him to pay the 190, right, Mr. Merrick? Yes. And it came out to like it came out to like 235, right? And uh that was um it was paid. Did you pay that by April 20th? What they're showing me, right? I I paid it like uh maybe two or three days before. There's still the 45. Unfortunately, the $45 reinstate or uh clearance fee is still outstanding. What? That's what they're showing. Okay, hang on, Miss Miss Bonet. I'm gonna I'm I'm I don't understand that that the the 45 was included. That's what took 235. It was 190 plus the 35. What took took it to 35 is what I one ticket three charges. All three charges are still showing each one is showing 45 bucks owed. Was was that the one where the $45 was paid ahead of time? It was. And they're waiting. So I don't know. Did his bank account get charged that extra 45? No. Or did they have to deny the payment? I I don't know who you're asking that to. So Mr. So, so, so Ta T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T Tammy can relay what went down. Um, I don't remember all of it specifically, but uh, Tammy, do you remember how that worked out? And, uh, because we got to figure Go ahead. I thought he paid $45 first. He did. And then they were running an amnesty program and I made a phone call and he had to pay the additional 185 or 190. I don't have the paperwork for and but it there was a time limit because the 45 would have to be rejected cuz he paid that online several days before he paid the other amount. It wasn't one payment. It was two separate payments. Correct. Yes, ma'am. So, did they receipt both payments from you or did they just receipt the larger 190 payment? They they receeded the $45 payment to me and and I just I just paid the whole um full sum of 235, but it came out to like 235. I I can email um the uh screenshot of the of the uh confirmation of the payment for sure before days in. Okay. So, so m Mr. Mrick, just just so I understand, um like he tried to pay the 45, they they wouldn't accept that. And so then you you you paid 190 or you paid 235? Well, um the the day that you were checking for me, your honor, um I paid I end up paying that 45. Um they rejected it. They sent it back to me. Okay. And the next time I saw you Yeah. Um we we we got back on the case and um there was I I was informed that amnesty they were given amnesty um at between a period of time and I paid it a few days before amnesty was up and and again I I have a confirmation of that. I'm with you all the way Mr. Everything you said makes sense to me. The the main issue that I have is they rejected that first 45. So, all I need to know all I all I need to know is what was the amount that was paid before that April 20th amnesty date? Was it 190 or was it 235? It was 235. Yeah. So, then we got to So, so um and can you Mr. Mr. Mark, I know you're on the job right now. Is there any way you can get us that so that we can then go back to Alen Park and say what's the story here? Can because that that that's that will help us. Yes. Yes. Unfortunately, I actually thought that was done and and um and I was in the clear and I'm just working on get taking the test, but uh I can before days end. I I don't have my laptop in front of me on my laptop. Don't worry about that. We're we're we're um um it's more along the lines of we definitely want to get this done for you as quickly as possible. Yes, sir. So, um, so I'm So, so the there are three tickets that have $45 on them, but only one of them are is is suspendable, which is which is the one that still has the no proof insurance. I'm sure that still has the note that has the 45 on it. So, worst case scenario, um, you know, then we know that there's $45 more to clear it. But I don't want you to spend another $45 if you've already spent everything you're supposed to. Uh, and the only way to to really get the answer to that is for Tammy to give them a call. Um, and so if you can verify that you paid the 235, well then that's the 190 which we were told to pay plus the $45 that they're still showing that they shouldn't be showing. So do you see like this this whole story? This is what we're working on right now for Mr. Mrick. This is why people for years who tried to get their license just gave up because they would try to do what appeared to be the right thing and then somewhere along the line um something would get missed and they wouldn't have anybody advocating for them or fighting for them. Um I mean think about it there's not a lot of courts where the court administrator is going to call another court administrator. The judge is going to get involved like yeah I'm glad you found your way to us Mr. Mrick. Um, yeah, me too. It does it doesn't make it any less frustrating. So, um, can I um uh I have Mr. Mrick's um email. He sent that to us before. So, Tammy, I'm going to get you his email address. Uh, and then you can send him a test email and then um see here. And then he'll send you back the information. And then if you wouldn't mind checking with Alen Park about this and then we can use his email and you can correspond with him and because once this once this is done then Mr. Mrick can go to the secretary of state the next day um and take his written test. There's this is the only thing this is it Mr. Mrick. only thing holding you up. And so, um, I want this done to take a driver's test because that's what I was I actually would have took the written test before now. Um, I thought I I was thought I was, um, really putting money to the side to take the driver's test. I found thus far I was on 225. Is that is that Mr. Angot, is that about what it costs to take a a road test? I think it varies, but I imagine that's right in the kind of the ballpark of it. Okay. All right. So, Mr. Mrick, um, so what you'll So, this these are the steps that need to be taken and then, yeah, obviously and Tammy's been in touch with you before. Um, she, you know, she'll she'll follow up with this Allen Park thing ASAP. You will have to make an appointment with the Secretary of State and then you have to go and take a written test. Um, and once you take the written test, because you had a license before, they'll allow you to go immediately for a road test and then it's just going to be about, yeah, saving up the money to do that. Um, yes, sir. So, that's why because I know you're trying to save up the money that because you're trying to save up the money for the road test. That's why I don't want you just to spend an extra $45 just cuz I don't want that because that $45 could go towards the road test. Yes, sir. So, Tammy, would you be able to follow up with them and help him out on this? Yes. I'm actually trying to look things up while we're talking about them now. Okay. All right. Thank you. So, um he's the best. There's only one Tammy. Um he's the guru. Yep. Well, and to be fair, I I I do want to make a general announcement. So, so Tammy cares so much about helping people with their license. She she she came left our court for a day and spent a whole day in Pontiac working with people at a secretary of state clinic just to make sure that um they had help from the court side. Um and that's just what a special person we have. Like this is a real dynamic group. Um we've had we have to help people through some incredible barriers and it takes some incredible people and with Mr. Chappelle, Mr. and got and absolutely miss Bonet. Um, you know, we're able to get some some really great things done. So, Mr. Mrick, um, I'm going to have Tammy reach out to you again. Um, and, um, she'll shoot you an email if you could email that back to her when you get off work and let's bump this over just a couple weeks. Um, because I want to stay on top of this. Okay. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. All right. Um, yeah, Mr. Mr. I'm I'm very much invested in Mr. Mrick. We've had some some really important and I think positive um conversations together and and I I I am I am determined to see this to the end. Um because um because it's it's deserved. Mr. Myra cares deeply and wants to do right. Uh and I want to be part of that. So um let's let's bump this out a couple weeks. And uh this is really you're you're an amazing person. You're amazing. You just amazing smile and and um that's that's that's crazy. And and and I don't even know why why you're not you should be doing so much more. I mean, you're you're amazing. I I'll vote for you for president. Well, I I I definitely appreciate that. But as you can see by the screen here, we got we got lots of people that we can work with. And I feel like I have a chance to do some real good where I'm at because every every single screen here is a life that uh can fundamentally be changed by being able to get back on the road the right way. Uh and so I I I I know that there might be some other but problems and things that I could be managing, but I I I think I could do a lot of good right here. And we're doing it, I think, pretty darn well. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Plus, Mr. Merrick, if I was if if I wasn't around here, we we would have never had a chance to meet. And this has been a great connection. Yes, sir. Absolutely. I loved it. All right. So, um, so uh, I'm gonna bump this out just in case. I'm gonna bump it out four weeks, but um um, in the meantime, I expect him to be talking to you, Mr. Angot, talking with Tammy, getting his written test, road test all together, and then and then hopefully by the end of June, beginning of July, we got this. He drives safely all summer. Hey, man. I I can't wait. I can't wait to can't wait. I'm marking this this day in my calendar as the day that the honorable Derek Wine launched his campaign for president. Oh, boy. Here we go. Mr. Oh, boy. All right. You be well, Mr. Mrick. Take care of yourself. All right. See you soon. Yeah. Yes, sir. You too, Judge. Thank you, sir. Bye-bye. All right. See you soon. Hi. Well, that's just about it. So, so thanks for watching and we'll see you again real soon and thanks for hanging out with us in fact frauds. Make sure you hit the thumbs up button, you're subscribed and ring that bell. Also, leave a comment in the comment section. Tell me what you think. Fact. 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