But I'm not one of your citizens. That's only for your citizens. >> Come on, man. Don't try to break my arm. >> You're trying to break. >> Do you have a valid driver's license? >> We don't live in the same realities. I don't follow anything. >> They said Joe Biden was a clone on national TV. >> Driving is a privilege, first of all. It's not a right. >> I'm not traveling. >> Are you going to provide me with your driver's license, registration, and insurance? >> You done? >> I'm done. It's honestly unbelievable how some people think a few madeup legal arguments will magically make traffic laws and the traffic stops disappear. Spoiler alert, it'll only make things [music] worse for him. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Here are seven times when dumb sovereign citizens get humbled by cops. And first up is a foreign national whose day went from bad to worse. His girlfriend left him, his window was shattered, and he was dragged from his vehicle. And to top it all off, he got trolled hard by the responding officer. >> Hello. How are you? >> What's up? >> Hey, I'm Deputy Gates, Sheriff's Office. Just say my camera's on. The reason for the stop's the license plate. >> Yeah. Do you have ID or anything? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. Can I get that from you? >> Yeah, you can get a traffic infraction. Traffic infraction. >> Yeah, it's traffic infraction. So, by RCW, you're required to give me a license. >> Now, the classic sovereign citizen crap. Well, the officer won't take any of that for an answer. >> Okay. Uh, well, do you have any paperwork for the car? >> Okay. Can I see that? How about you crime? >> Well, if you fail your ID, it's a crime. Well, we don't have to go that route. >> Failure to ID is if there was another infraction for that. >> Okay. Yeah. The the >> All I'm trying to do, officer. Hey, all I'm trying to do is just trying to exercise my rights. I'm not trying to be a >> No, absolutely. I don't think you're being >> All I'm trying to do is exercise my rights, officer. >> Do what? All I'm trying to do is exercise my rights. >> Totally get it. Right. >> Well, I'm going to put my uh >> What's that? The dash cam. >> My dash cam. >> Okay, sir. >> Yeah. Yeah, you can turn that on, man. >> Nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> All I'm trying to do is exercise my rights. >> To totally get it and respect that, man. But at this >> You took an oath to the Constitution. >> Sure did. Yeah. >> Yep. So, if you want to look it up really quick, man, I'd be happy to guide you through where you're supposed to ID. >> 4661, I think. >> Listen, >> 400. >> If I was uh in traffic, right? >> Traffic. >> What? What do you mean >> a crime? Did he commit a crime? >> No. Let me talk to this man. >> Hold on. No. Did he commit a crime? >> Let me talk to this man. If I was in traffic. >> What do you mean by if? You are in a freaking car on the public road. Well, anyway, it seems that the passenger is fully on board with his idea, but not for long. >> Yeah, man. I'm not not trying to give you a hard time or anything. >> What do you need? >> Just a driver's license. >> Unless I've let me talk to this man. Unless I've committed a crime, I don't have to provide ID because you know what? >> Okay. Well, right. So, here's the thing. Okay. Have 82 continue as well. The license plate is, you know, saying doesn't need to have a license and all that. So, right. So, yep. Oh, you listen to me. I thought you said for me to listen to her. >> Okay. Okay. No problem. >> Done nothing wrong. I'm just exercising my right. >> Okay. >> I'm a state citizen. >> Okay. >> I have the uh the right to travel. >> Okay. >> I don't have a contract with the state, >> right? >> I don't have a contract with the state. >> Okay. >> So therefore, I I'm going to set free to exercise my rights, >> okay? and travel freely at my private convey. >> Sure. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know if you >> can you walk home. >> Uh yeah, actually. Yeah. >> I'm just going to walk. >> Okay. I mean, yeah. >> I don't know what is going on. >> Smart girl. She bolted the moment she sensed something bad was coming. That's why she's willing to walk as far away from this traffic stop as she possibly can. >> Like, is he going to be under arrest? >> No. >> Well, I I hope we don't get to that point. I'd like to >> You were like on your radio and you're like >> I I have a sergeant coming >> that that's it. Which is something that that I do in situations like this, right? >> Get in trouble. >> You're not You're not in trouble. So, like >> the way the state law works is you're totally free to leave. I can't detain you. You had your seatelt on. You're totally good to go. So, if you want to leave, you're welcome to leave. If you want to stay, you're welcome to stay. Totally up to you. >> I'm good. >> Okay. >> Will it get more embarrassing for him than this? Yeah, it will. >> Dang. Sorry, man. That sucks. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. So, have you been stopped before or no? Like under this kind of situation? >> No. >> No. Okay. So, like >> I've been traveling since June 7th. >> Okay. >> 204. >> 2000. Like last year. You never been pulled over? >> 24. All I'm doing is exercise my right to travel. >> I'm not mad at you. >> I'm not driving. >> Right. >> There's a big difference between driving and traveling. >> Okay. >> So, you're trying to presume that I'm driving. >> What's the difference? No, there's a big difference. >> Well, what is it? >> The difference is is a driver is somebody who's uh being employed on the roadway for hire for somebody who's making money like a a truck driver, a taxi driver. >> Yeah. >> One of those. No. >> So, like a commercial vehicle >> authority over me. >> If he truly believes that, then the next 24 hours will be very very confusing for him. Unless I've committed a crime where I've actually uh harmed a individual uh bottom line is bro and therefore I'm not driving >> right. >> Have you seen any of this online? >> I have. Yeah, I've I've dealt with this a few times. No, I'm not for commercial use. >> Okay. >> I'm 100% private traveler. >> Get it? Totally. >> I'm traveling at my private conveyance. >> Absolutely. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> And all I want to do is be on my way. >> Totally get it, man. Totally get it. However, here's the dilemma, right? So, [laughter] >> here we go. >> I've listened to you. I want you to listen to me, too. Right. We've had a good conversation so far. I don't see why we can't continue that. >> Right. You don't have a license plate. Okay. Which is required by the state of Washington. >> That's if you're uh driving commercially. I'm not. >> That that's required for every vehicle that's going to operate on a roadway. >> That's a vehicle. If you're traveling privately, you don't have to have a driver's license or a a [ __ ] license plate. You are traveling privately. >> Okay. You have the God-given right and you have the uh constitutionally protected right to travel. >> Where does it say that in the constitution of that? >> It's all about the constitution. >> But where where is that in the >> constitution? Right, sir? >> Yep. >> Right. So therefore, that's all that matters. It's not about uh codes or statutes for the commercial motor vehicle code. It's all about commercial. >> Sure. I'm not traveling commercially. I'm not driving commercially. I'm 100% private and I'm traveling privately and therefore I can do whatever the I want, >> right? >> I can do whatever the f I want. Well, that sums up the sovereign citizen belief system in a nutshell. The moral of the story, don't believe everything you read online. And he's about to find out the hard way when the sergeant arrives. >> So, there's my sergeant over there, right? >> All right, dude. Don't drive forward or you can pop the tires. Okay. >> Okay. >> You guys are presuming that I'm a a driver. >> You are a driver by the definition state of Washington. >> Let me tell you the difference. >> Failed to identify himself to you. So far, let me tell you, buddy. >> Okay. >> A driver is somebody employed on the roadway. >> Locked. >> No, he locked it. Okay. So, here's the thing, man. >> Is employed. >> I want to make something super clear to you, man. >> Can I make something clear for you? >> Yeah. It from the front. I I sure >> I I need your driver's license. >> Employed on the roadway for hire. >> I need your driver's license. >> I'm not an I'm not employed on the roadway for hire. >> Okay, one second. Okay, let me tell you something real quick. I need your driver's license, an ID card, or your full name and date of birth. >> Or an ID card. >> I surrendered my driver's license. >> Or you can just give me your name, date of birth. >> Okay. Are you going to take me to jail >> if you don't give me that stuff? Yeah. >> Really? Yeah. >> All I want to do is just >> What's this guy doing? >> It's just something that that we do. >> I'll shut this [ __ ] thing off is a big deal. >> I totally appreciate that. >> Like, look, I'm I'm all I'm trying to do is is exercise my rights, guys. >> Right. I I totally get it. Not mad at you at all. Right. >> Let me put this in because what's his name? >> Has he g? >> You don't know my name. I haven't committed a crime. >> Get audio video recorded. I am going to break your window if you do not give us your identification. >> Here we go. >> Guys, I have not done nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> Since no amount of evidence would ever convince an idiot, it's on the officers to bust the window, pull him out, and place him under arrest. >> Told you what road we're going down, man. >> All right, you have five. You have 10 seconds. 10. >> Listen to him. >> 7 6 5 Get out of the car. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Get out of the car. For what? >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Hold on. >> Why are you guys doing this to me? Oh my god. Why Why are you guys doing this to me? Because I'm trying to travel up half the cops in the county right now. We don't have time. >> All you have to do is give us this to me >> because you're not giving us a name. >> Dude, I'm not doing nothing wrong. All I'm trying to do is exercise my right. >> Oh my god. All I'm doing is exercise my right. I have done nothing wrong, you guys. >> I can't believe this. >> Yeah, >> I don't do nothing wrong. >> I don't do nothing wrong. >> Yeah. Thanks a lot, you guys. >> You guys are supposed to exactly what was going to happen. >> You guys are supposed to uphold my rights. Why are you guys being like this? Yeah, we'll walk back here. >> You guys know that you have the right to travel. You don't got to be like this. >> The cops had just spent 15 minutes trying to do things the easy way, but he was just too high on his ego to even realize such a simple thing. >> I can't believe you guys just broke out my window, though. Why would >> We told you, man. We told you. >> Dude, I was ready to >> say what's up with you guys. Why would you break out my window? >> I was trying to work with you, man. Have a seat, bro. Dude, I'm a private traveler, dude. >> Have a seat, man. >> Have a seat. >> Yeah, you guys took a oath to your constitution, bro. >> Trying to apply codes and statutes. >> Like, you guys don't even know what the oath you took an oath to. >> Okay, >> you guys got me. All I'm doing is trying to travel privately. >> All right, >> just give us a second. Yeah. >> The cops eventually found his ID, but to absolutely no one's surprise, it was one of those fake state national cards. >> Why are you guys in my wallet? >> Getting your ID, brother. >> Yeah. And it's a state citizen passport. See >> right here. >> Unless I've committed a crime where I've actually harmed anybody, you have no authority over me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right, Bobby. We're going to eat. You guys think this is all [ __ ] fun and games and [ __ ] It's not. It's not. >> Yeah. >> He's He's a private traveler, dude. See the license plate? >> Exactly. >> Yeah. >> You guys have no clue. >> Done nothing wrong. Unless I've committed a crime or I've actually harmed somebody, you have no authority over me. Look, man. You're suspended. That's fine. >> Citizen >> and you have to have >> I don't have to have I'm a state citizen. I don't need to I've cancelled my registration. I've surrendered my driver's license. I don't have a contract with the state, >> right? >> Therefore, I don't have to surrender to your uh rules. Therefore, I am good to do whatever the want done. I can travel privately and I've done nothing wrong. >> Does he have a ignition interlock in the car? I don't know. >> No, I don't because you supposed to have one. >> No, because I'm not a driver anymore. >> I'm a traveler. I don't have to deal with your stupid driving all that. take pictures >> because I don't have a contract. >> So, where were you coming from? >> It doesn't matter. You You don't have to [ __ ] It don't matter where the [ __ ] >> What verb What verb would you use for being behind the wheel of a car? >> I'm not. >> I'm traveling in my private conveyance. It's I'm not a driver. A driver is somebody employed on the roadways for hiring. >> So, what do you what do you call the thing that you hold on to in the front of the car that looks like a circle? So, you're not going to >> Is it a traveling wheel? >> I am private. >> Where are your shipping where are your shipping papers? >> I'm 100% private. >> Where are your shipping papers? >> You have no authority over me, dude. >> If you are a private uh traveler, you're required to have shipping papers. >> You have no authority over me, buddy. >> The dude's literally locked up in the back of the squad car. If that isn't authority over him, I don't really know what is. >> I'm telling you right now, I'm This is all going to be in the lawsuit. You have no authority over me whatsoever. I'm [ __ ] exercising my right to travel. >> All right. >> I want to travel. >> I want to travel. What'd you do with my substick? >> It might save you some tabs every year. >> I just want to make sure you all sorts of [ __ ] >> Does anybody crank the toe form? >> What? >> I can do that. >> I've done nothing wrong. Well, your car is going to travel to the toward, so >> Yeah, I'm sure it is. >> Yeah, that's great. >> You may not have a contract with the state, but you can enter into one with Jean Stone. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Thanks a lot, buddy. >> Constitution. What have I done wrong? I cannot wait to sue the [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I got you. >> Why are you guys going to be like this? >> I tried to work with you. >> All because I want to [ __ ] travel privately. This >> I tried to work with you. This is what I [ __ ] >> I tried to work with you. >> No, you didn't try to work with me at all. >> I did. >> You guys are presuming that I'm a driver. I'm not. >> Well, >> I'm not a driver. >> That's what state law says. I mean, >> state law that you know that's a code in a statute. >> Okay. All right. Well, >> that's not the constitution, >> right? So, I'm going to read you your rights really quick. Okay. >> Yeah. I know my [ __ ] rights. Just a reminder, I reckon. You understand each other I explain to you. Well, you know what's funny, man? You're >> What's funny? >> The passenger that you had in the car. >> That [ __ ] let her go. >> Well, that that's what I'm saying. Well, what I think is funny is that she knew she at first was trying to be on same page with you and then she realized where we were going. >> I know, but she don't know the real deal. >> She don't know the truth. >> I hear you. All right, man. >> Yeah. He was charged with failure to obey and identify an officer, obstruction, resisting arrest, driving while license suspended or revoked, no valid license plate, and operating a motor vehicle without an ignition interlock device. Moving on to the next case where this entitled sovereign citizen got her window busted for refusing to cooperate. >> Are you going to provide me with your driver's license, registration, and insurance? >> I'm done. Pop the window down for me. >> Yes, it's hard to know. >> Okay. I'm officer Lake Stevens. Police audio recorded. Reason I stopped you is your tabs are expired. 2024. Any reason they're so far expired? >> No, sir. I'm going to videotape this for my >> Great. I am too. I need your driver's license, registration, insurance, please. >> I need your driver's license, registration, and insurance, please. This is a lawful stop. You are required to identify yourself with all three of documents. traffic infraction. And now that's a lawful detention. Now you need to give me your driver's license, registration, and your insurance. Are you going to provide me with your driver's license, registration, and insurance? >> I'm traveling. >> Great. That's awesome. I need your driver's license, registration, and your insurance. >> I'm not. >> It is obstruction for you not to provide that information for me. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Yeah, the good old I'm not driving. I'm traveling. Well, she gonna be traveling to jail if she doesn't identify herself to the cop. >> I need your driver's license, registration, insurance. You need to identify yourself. Driver's license, registration, insurance. When my sergeant gets here, if you're not going to comply with that, we're going to break the window and pull you out of the car. We've got a uh traveler who doesn't want to give me any ID and she's refusing to identify herself. So, she doesn't need to. So, she does. She's refusing to do so. >> Fire unlocking. >> Nope. Hi ma'am. How are you? >> I'm Sergeant Hinman. So failing the ID is going to get you in jail. >> I'm traveling. >> Okay. You're going to be traveling to jail if you don't identify yourself. >> Not that. >> Okay. So driving is a privilege, not a right. And you have to identify yourself. >> And and you have to identify yourself or you're going to end up in jail for failing to identify. Okay? It's a misdemeanor. So either we can break this pretty little window or you can provide some sort of identification of my partner here. >> You can also sue breaking my window because I did not >> and you can claim to sue. You can try to sue >> or I can break the window. We can pull you out and go to jail. >> The crime is failing to identify like I just explained. It's a misdemeanor and it's going to end up with you in jail if you don't do that. And so this is your last chance or else we're going to go that route. What is your reasonable? >> Have you provided my partner with identification? No. So, failing to identify is that RCW and that's the misdemeanor. And I can give you a business card if you want. So, you can stop. >> Huh? >> I'd love. >> Okay. So, hop out of the car and we'll we'll cross that bridge when you want it. But as of now, you're under arrest for failing to identify. >> Not very bright, huh? Well, she's a sovereign citizen after all. Sooner or later, her window's gonna get busted if she keeps being uncooperative like this. >> I can't hear if you're thinking I'm listening to whoever is talking on the phone. >> Okay. So, I can't hear him. If you're >> And he was saying that I have not committed crime. I know I have. >> You have failing to identify as that crime. >> I'm not driving. You're you're going to be traveling to jail. You're failing to identify. It's a misdemeanor. I provided you ample warnings to get out of the car and to cooperate and you're not doing so. So, if you're listening to your husband, he's giving you bad information. >> What's your bad? >> 133. You just took down my whole name. >> So, you can tell your husband >> that I don't want to break your window. >> It is. Do you see the red light there? That is recording. Okay. Your husband's not here and he's not the reason why we're pulling you over. I'm going to give you one last chance to cooperate. And if you don't, then the window's going to get broken and I'm going to we're going to end up taking you to jail. If he's talking to expect me to listen to him, I cannot hear him. >> Okay. So, ma'am, I'm going to explain to you one more time. If you do not cooperate, you're going to end up going to jail for failing to identify. >> Why not? I give you my identity. >> Failing to identify yourself on a legal traffic stop is a misdemeanor crime. >> I'm going to end up breaking your window. The car is going to end up getting towed. You're going to end up in jail. I need to provide give me identification and you can go ahead and roll the window all the way down. You can go ahead and hang up the phone, too, because you're an adult. You can handle this by yourself without your husband. >> So, she chose jail. Well, jail it is then with a busted window. >> You done? >> I'm done. >> Okay. It's 1941 resisting with code for negative on the air. >> I'm at the Arco on nine. I nine. Where are you taking me, sir? >> Jail. >> Where? Which one? >> We'll We'll tell you in a second. You're the adult. We'll talk to you. >> My phone and my purse. >> Do you give me permission to access your vehicle? Get your phone and your purse. >> I do give you. >> Didn't ask for that. >> I would like my purse and my phone. >> So, this is why I'm talking to you, ma'am. >> If you give me permission to get these things for you, I will happily do so. I would like I give you permission to get my phone and my purse and backpack. Please >> say it one more time. >> I give you permission to get my phone and my purse and backpack. >> It's on the on the dashboard. Yep. >> You can hang out here so you can watch what I'm doing for you. Okay. >> Awesome. >> Phone. I'm giving it to my partner. And what else? Gray bag. Black bag. >> Black bag. That black bag. And then I have a green purse. >> Black bag. Green purse. Okay. Is there anything valuable in this backpack? Because the jail might not take that >> cuz it's too large. >> Okay. Just my green purse then. >> Uh, it's floorboard. >> Yeah, it might have fallen down. Yeah, it's kind of >> Can we go around to the other side so I don't have to climb over? >> You might need to unlock. >> It looks Let's walk you over there. >> Okay. Okay. >> Look, you can put it on me. Okay. This a little weird. After finishing up with everything, the cops escort her to the squad car. >> Okay, >> I'm actually going to have my other partner search you since she's here. You mind doing a search for me? >> I appreciate you. This is Officer Vancou. She's going to search you incident to arrest. Okay. >> Okay. >> 1914 next rotational for me. >> Yeah, I have a t-shirt on and a bra and I have a EMF device around my neck. It looks kind of funny, but it helps. What's going on with this >> radiation? Oh, I I was moving today. >> Okay. Does it come off? >> Yeah. Take that off your back pocket there. >> I don't think so. >> All right. I'm going to just take the hat off. Make sure nothing in here. All right. Back of my hand. >> Can I have my my belt back on, please? >> I didn't take Oh, the moving belt. >> Yeah. >> Um once we get through with this um Okay. Is it a regular bra sports bra? Stick close. >> Um, regular bra. >> Okay. All right. So, back of my hands. Okay. That Do you want it slide out of your way at all with the hat? >> I like it kind of um split in the back and coming forward and my hood like when I'm wearing a hood. Does that make sense? Like kind of part it in the back and bring some hair forward on my right and hair forward on [laughter] my left. And then I push my hood up. Other side >> and then kind of scrunch my hood up a little bit. ma'am. >> Okay. $16 in cash. >> Okay, great. >> Okay, >> go right over this way. >> Going to take care of my items. >> Um, yeah. I mean, we're going to have the car towed. Is that what you're asking? >> No, I mean >> of your purse. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Everything that can go with you is going to go with you to the jail and then they'll book it in there. >> Yeah. They're tight, actually. >> Are they >> Can they They're way too tight. They're very tight. Let me kind of see. So, I can get my whole finger through here. And that means that >> it on this side cuz this is same. So, maybe if you rotate your wrist. Um cuz they're they're an oval shape. Okay. So, he'll be with you in just a second. >> This woman's charged with driving with expired tags, obstruction, and resisting arrest. Moving on to the next case where a man thinks he's above the law. But I'm not one of your citizens. That's only for your citizens. Come on, man. Don't try to break my arm. Trying to break. >> It's April 24th, 2026, and a cop conducts a traffic stop on this vehicle for failing to maintain the lane. Here's what happened next. >> Hey, how you doing, sir? I'm officer over at large place. You can record my body camera stopping you from failing to maintain your lane. You cross over that right line multiple times on my dashboard camera. Not a big deal. I'm not a big ticket writer or anything, but if you got your license, registration, insurance, will you? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> And this is the rental car from >> Okay. >> Yeah. Have you got like a copy of the rental agreement or something? >> I want to uh explain to you that I'm not black, [ __ ] colored, or africaname. I am the American Indian. My name is Elhazi, also known as Dur Johnson. So, I'm in the midst of traveling, not driving. So, may I reach in my pocket? >> 68. >> Sure. I'll take I'll take your ID. Absolutely. >> Another case of I'm traveling. Has that ever worked? Why do these sovereign citizens use that so much? We have no idea. As far as we know, he's about to be in a whole lot of trouble if he keeps that sovereign crap up. >> I was going to get something to eat. Me and my fiance was in the hotel that y'all just followed us from. So, I was trying to go get something to eat. >> Hey, man. What What What's this bag? What's What's in this bag? Why you got that between your legs? >> Because it's my property is where I carry my ID, my information. >> And where's that? Where's that PL? What's that plastic bag inside of there? It looks like you got something in there. No, in the in the open pocket right there. >> Um, this is my medication. >> Your medication? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's that? Just marijuana? >> Yes. >> All right. Can I ask why are you so suspicious because traffic stop? >> So that bag between your legs and the fact that you were all over the road when I was behind you tells me that you were messing around with this bag. >> I have I have uh lane control on this right here. So it would say if I was crossing the road, I have lane control right here. So if I was swerving the road, um it would show up on these parts right here. >> Why Why is that bag right between your legs, though? Because I just came out the hotel with my female going to get something to eat and I put the leg the bag in besides my leg. Is there a crime because the bag is between my legs? >> Okay. Just out of heightened caution just for our safety cuz I think that you've been moving stuff around with that bag. I'm going to have you step out of the car for me. Okay. >> Oh no. Call your uh superior office. >> Since the officer is so nice and wants this traffic stop to be as peaceful as possible, he amuses him by explaining the law. So, just because you want one this I'm going to give you one more chance and I will caller as a the sheriff call the judge or the sheriff. >> Hey, real quick cuz I don't want this to escalate. I promise I don't I don't I don't I know it's my right that I don't have to step out the car on a motor vehicle because my because my bag that owns my property is between my legs. That is not a crime. Are you familiar with case law called Pennsylvania vers Mims that says that anywhere in the United States of America, all 50 states and Puerto Rico, if an officer on a traffic stop tells the driver, which you are the driver. >> Um, but I'm not one of your citizens. That's only for your citizens. >> No, that is for any driver. >> No, I'm not driving. I'm traveling. Okay. A driver a driver is someone who's commerce who's moving >> something for a profit or >> just just to verify you are you are refusing to step out of the vehicle. >> Um yes I need you to call your superior office. >> So ju again just because you do that there's no policy that says I have to do so. >> Um >> now I'm trying >> I'm asking for you to call the judge. >> The judge >> so the judge can call the sheriff. The sheriff. I don't work for the sheriff. The sheriff. The sheriff. >> The sheriff is above you. >> He's not. It's a separate entity. >> The sheriff is above you. I am a part of the American Indian. >> About to go to jail. That's where he'll be traveling if he keeps being uncooperative like that. >> I am a You have my identification. Call the sheriff so the sheriff can take care of this matter, please. >> Okay. >> Or call your superior officer. >> I'm going to call him out way. Now that you've said no, if you refuse to step out of the vehicle, you will be arrested for obstruction. >> Why? I haven't committed a crime. And I'm not one of your citizens. So, Bobby, >> but I'm not one of >> I am not one of your citizens for you to place me under arrest. I have not committed no crime under any laws for you to say that I committed a crime by denying you. It's my right. I have a right. to say I don't want to exit a vehicle. >> I get why you might not want to, but it's not a question. It's an order. It's a lawful order for you to exit the vehicle. >> I'm not one of the >> I don't want to rip you out of the car. >> Please don't rip me out of the car because I don't want to call internal affairs to sue you or you. >> You're more than welcome to sue me. Now, I've called my supervisor. >> Yes. Well, can we let >> And he's not obligated to come out. But at this point now, because you have repeatedly refused to step out of the car, right, you are now under arrest for obstruction. >> How? I haven't committed no crime. >> And you need to step out of the car right now. >> I haven't committed no crime. >> You're going to step out of the car right now. >> Hold on. Give me Give me a minute. Give me a minute. Let me call Let me call my >> Let me call my Indian chief. Seriously, how do you manage to say that with a straight face? Well, either way, he's finished. >> Absolutely. >> Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Let me call because you can't just I mean you're you're you're you're breaking the laws of opening the door. N >> So hold up. Hold up. Let me call my Well, how's just safety? You on the outside of the car. >> Step out of the car, sir. >> Wait a minute. Step out of the car. >> Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Let me call my >> Don't stop reaching. Stoping around the vehicle. >> Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Get out. Get out. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Let me get out. I I would come out. I would come out. I would come out. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Do it now. I will come out. >> Get out of the car. Do it now. >> Come out. Excuse me. I will come out. Let me come out. I will come out. >> Step out of the car. Do it now. I'm not asking you. I'm telling you. >> I will come out. Excuse me. As a man. As a man. As a man. I will come out as a man. As men. >> Can I talk to you as a man first? Cuz we talk as men. >> You don't have to grab me. I'mma step out. Step out. >> I'm not going to keep doing this with you. >> Please don't do this. >> Get out of the [ __ ] car. >> Step out the car. Let me I'm going to rip you out of this car. You step out now. >> Let me step out. Step out. Step out. Let me step out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Please let me go. Treat me like a man. >> I may not. >> I'm not one of your >> Excuse me. >> My Indian because I don't want to see you or your please >> get out the car. All right, let me out. >> Get out of here. >> You're done. You're done. >> Come on, sir. You don't have to do this. Please call your chief. >> All this your bad on >> Okay, I'm not going to >> get out of the car right now. >> Let me go. I will step out. >> Get out. >> I mean, I'm not Treat me like a respectable person. >> Then act like a respectable person and step out. It's not hard to cooperate with the cops. Maybe it's kind of hard for him because his ego clouded his mind. >> I'm treating you like a respect. >> You're going to be pepper spray if you don't step out. >> It's your cameras on. >> Absolutely. I told you as soon as I So, let me step out. Excuse me. Let me step out. >> Let me I mean, let me step out. Let me step out like a man supposed to after you tearing me and grabbing me and holding on to me. Please let me out. >> Step out. Do it now. >> Let me out. >> Do it. >> Step out. Let me look look look. Let me out. I will step out the car. >> That's not how this [ __ ] works. Get your hands off me. I will step out the car. >> Yes. Thank you. Please step out so I can step out the car. Please let me out. >> Swing your legs out. >> Let me step out the car, gentlemen. Please. >> Please let me step out the car. >> The seat is all the way back. >> Please let me step out the car. >> Stop it. Please let me step out. >> Get out of the car, man. >> Let me step out the car. >> Let me step out the car. >> You know this [ __ ] >> I mean, come on. Don't act like out of car, dude. Now, >> my Indian chief to explain what is going on here that I'm being harassed by officers. Wait a minute. >> Stop it. >> Don't I'm not going to resist. I'm not going. >> Get this hand out. >> Come on. You come on, man. Don't try to break my arm. Don't be trying to break. Let me out, man. I'm >> If they respect me, I would get out. >> He won't respect. Let me out. >> Get out. >> Let me out. >> That was [ __ ] man. >> That was so stupid. >> I saw that. >> You know how much paperwork I got to do? Get off my wrist, please. >> Absolutely not. Okay. >> So, this is the reason why some officers give some drivers so many chances before making an arrest. paperwork. Well, you got to admit, who's not going to be pissed off doing extra stuff because someone decides to be stupid? >> Let me get you. I want to talk to my wrist. My >> wrist. Wait a minute. My wrist. My wrist. My wrist. My wrist. >> My wrist. Yeah. Not that you reverse. >> Ah, you're holding my wrist. It's It's reverse, sir. Trying to pull my pants up a little bit cuz they're going to fall down in the back. Is >> that better? >> What? >> The wrist. >> All right, man. >> A little bit on the wrist. >> No, I can't. They're not. They're cross. They're not made comfortable. >> Hang on one second before I take these off. >> Did you just You got me in here. Did you just adjust it a little bit? >> You're tough now. All right, I'm go. May I ask what's your name? Officer, >> Officer Robin, Dad number 268 with Lawrence Police Department. >> May I ask you what's your name? >> I'm the American. >> Move. Move your foot in. >> Put Move this foot in, please. >> Thank you. >> I I saw him coming from mouths. >> There's the What the >> pencil shavings? >> It smells like graphite, right? >> Yeah. This is weird, dude. >> The is he? >> It's like pencil tips. >> You know what? He's definitely Yeah, he's definitely dipping joints. And >> all those joints. >> In the end, the man's charged with resisting arrest, obstruction, battery on an officer, and reckless driving. Moving on to this case where another subset turns a simple ticket into leg shackles. >> Do you have a valid driver's license? >> We don't live in the same realities. I don't follow anything. >> They said Joe Biden was a clone on national TV. >> Driving is a privilege. First of all, it's not a right. >> I'm not traveling. >> Get up there. How about you this way? Some more room. >> It's August 18th, 2025, Florida. A cop on patrol conducts a traffic stop on this vehicle after running its plate, finding out that it's been expired for 2 and 1/2 years. Well, here's what happened next. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. Uh recent stop is your Kentucky tag expired in 2023. >> Okay. >> Um are are you living here now or? >> Um yeah. >> Okay. I mean that's 2 and 1/2 years expired at this point and you got to get once you move to a new state. Hey, do you have a Florida driver's license now? >> Uh, no. >> Do you have a Kentucky driver's license? >> No. >> You don't have a driver's license at all? >> I mean, I do, but >> Can I see that, please? >> Um, did I commit a crime? >> Yeah, your Kentucky tag is expired back in 2023. >> All right. Well, that's not a crime, really. That's just >> All right. Well, Kaw says I'm able to pull a driver over for an expired tag. >> That's fine. >> So, I'm pulling over. This is a lawful traffic stop. I need your ID, registration, proof of insurance. >> No, listen, I don't I'm a sovereign citizen. I don't follow any of that. So, >> perfect. >> I'm free to travel. Really? >> Okay. So, you're traveling. You are not driving. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just give me one second. >> We got ourselves a sovereign citizen here. That's a wonderful reason for the officer to pull you out of the car. In the meantime, the woman will continue to BS her way out of the officer. Can you roll me um for more units? I have a sovereign citizen who is not driving right down the street. >> So I No, you need to listen to me because this is not going to go the way you think it is. This is a lawful traffic stop. There's >> Do you have a valid driver's license? >> We don't live in the same realities. I don't follow anything in the matrix. Uh understood. >> We live in completely different realities. Um, I don't follow any government entities. I am a sovereign citizen. I I'm free to live here. I follow common natural law. >> You just travel. >> I'm just I just want to go get my groceries. I don't even I just go back and forth to get my groceries. >> So, you don't follow at all. Okay. >> Everything you're watching on TV is a lie. We're all Listen, you don't have a squeaky clean record, and that's fine. None of us do because we're trying to break free from all you still need a driver's license to drive. I mean, I do have a driver's license, but I don't No, cuz I didn't I didn't commit a crime. >> I'm allowed to pull you over for an expired tag. >> So, do you agree that that's a reason to stop somebody or you don't agree with that? >> I mean, like I said, I follow common law. Hello. >> Hi. >> So, I don't cause problems. I just want to keep my going. >> This is going to be your last chance. Okay. I need your ID and your registration and proof of insurance. >> I don't want to give any of that. I don't have >> You will not give it to me. Well, I don't want to start anything. >> You have to do this for jail. >> Can I explain something to you real quick? >> In jail for Ma'am, please. Can I Can I explain something to you? >> I understand your ideology and I I can respect it, but unfortunately, where we live and how we live in this world today, it's not recognized under law. >> The cop couldn't have said that better. Sadly, she's too delusional to listen to any of this advice. >> Do you have a state ID with you? >> They said Joe Biden was a clone on national TV. And so we're we're all very relevant. I don't follow any government entity. You guys are going to have to answer to all this. >> That's great. And and I and you know what? When that time comes, we'll be happy to. >> I'm common law, natural law. I don't follow the the I don't I'm a free citizen. I'm doing nothing wrong. >> Unfortunately, your tag is extremely expired. >> That's okay. >> And again, it's not that big of a deal. >> I don't pay taxes. I don't do any government. >> That's up for you and the IRS to figure out then. We don't I don't care about what you pay for taxes. What's your name? I don't want to give you my name. >> Ma'am, you realize that you have the possibility of going to jail by refusing to put >> somebody in jail for unless I've committed a crime, which I have not committed. >> It's a traffic violation. State Florida state law under illegal traffic stop. If you refuse to identify yourself, you're grounds for being arrested. >> Okay. Where are your keys for your vehicle? >> The ignition. >> Take them out of the ignition. >> No, you Listen, I mean, you can write me Okay, listen. You can write me up a ticket, but it's going to be I have no job. I'm unemployed. I'm fighting this. >> That has nothing to do with why we're here today. >> So, you can go ahead and write me off a ticket. I'm never going to pay it. >> Well, we got it. We We need your information to write a ticket. That's fine. If you don't want Listen, if you don't want to pay it, that's your prerogative. It could be even further repercussions for that. But in order for us to write that citation, we need your information. >> You guys are public servants. >> We need your information to write that ticket. >> You guys are enforcing laws that are going to come back and get you, too. I'm doing this for everybody. >> Okay. And >> well, then you can you can take your own legal action later on, but right now that's not going to be discussed right here today. She should listen to him soon cuz these officers don't have all day to argue. >> Go ahead and step out of the vehicle at this point. >> Okay. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. >> Do this. >> You have to undo your seat belt. This is a lawful order. Pennsylvania. You have to step out of the vehicle. >> We have a ticket and then it's going to do nothing. >> Do you want Okay. Do you want to give us your driver's license? Do you want a ticket? We can still go that route, but you're very close to not going that route. It's just going to progressively get worse. >> You can fight it in court afterwards. >> Just write the ticket and let me get my groceries back cuz that's a lot of money and groceries. >> You have a valid driver's license. >> No, nothing's valid. I told you I'm fighting it in every way, shape, and form. I have no job. I'm doing everything. I'm fighting things. We live in the matrix. They said Joe Biden was a clone. They got us all to get our vaccine so they can watch us and make us robotically do. You guys are doing the same thing. You guys are supposed to We're gonna go back to being deputized. The sheriff >> have insurance now. >> No, I don't have anything. I have nothing. >> Okay. >> I don't know. I'll fix >> Go ahead. Go. >> Yeah. I'm just going to run. >> It's fine. >> It's It's You're going in loops here. >> You're You're the one going in loops talking about Joe Biden being cloned and >> Why is that relevant? That's not even a reasonable statement. >> We literally He's not even the president. >> Why are we paying our taxes? Why are we doing any of this stuff? We're keeping ourselves in the craziest dude. And then you guys are part of the problem. All of this sticker like do you see where it >> Well, it's No, it's it's not just a sticker. That's just >> I want everyone to What's your first name? What's your first name? >> Have my ID. >> Okay. So, it's not over just a sticker. It's also the escalation that you did by not providing your driver's license. >> I follow common national. >> Okay. But that law doesn't isn't recognized by anybody. Unfortunately, you made the situation worse than it is >> because guess what? you follow that that's that was the problem during co everybody changed nobody realized you don't follow rules you don't follow entities that are trying to last time I checked force for >> they didn't force a shot on anybody that was your own choice so I don't even that's not even relevant to why we're here today >> I lost my I lost five jobs over >> I'm sorry for that all glitchy >> glitchy what does that mean >> you can't handle when when things go against authority you have to bow down to authority >> I I have no idea Why that? What are you talking about? >> Like all of this over a sticker. Do you understand how ridiculous this is? >> Over a stick. >> No, the sticker is a simple ticket. You just refusing to identify yourself is what's criminal. >> I gave him my ID. >> It took a long time. >> Cuz I shouldn't have to unless you committed a crime. I didn't. >> No, it's a traffic violation. And if you actually read the statute for Florida, you're I driving is a privilege. First of all, it's not a right. >> I'm not traveling. >> It's okay to travel. At least you know the the normal uh rhetoric for sovereign citizens. >> She gave the officer enough reason to arrest her. So arrest her they did. >> All right. Come on. Step out. Put your hands behind your back. >> Is there anybody else in the car? >> No. >> No kids, right? >> No. >> Okay. >> Over a identifying yourself when he told you to. Guys, guys, >> I didn't pay my tags over a sticker and they're doing this. This is ridiculous. >> Now you'll know. >> What is happening to the men in this world? What the [ __ ] >> You had a lawful reason to stop you and identify you and you refused. So now you're going to jail >> cuz I didn't commit a crime. It's a sticker. Thank you. >> Sitting in the back of the squad car, she claims to have this anxiety attack while still arguing with the officer. that and she obviously didn't transfer any of her info to Florida, but her val is like two years expired. She already stayed. I don't pay for insurance because of the whole thing of traveling and free citizen and whatnot. >> It's coming back is valid. >> Okay. >> Her license. I mean, there's not a lot of information on it. >> Running out of Florida, too. >> Okay. >> You might be suspended out of Florida, >> possibly. I mean, she says she lives here. >> She She has to get her tag changed anyway from 2023. She moved here. >> Yeah. Run it out of Florida. It might be suspended. >> Okay. >> And then, um, can you pull up the the the tag real quick? >> What do you need? >> All right. I can get the air pumping a little more. I'm going to buck your seat belt. >> I'm having a I'm trying not to have an anxiety attack. >> Okay. Do you want EMTs to come see you? >> Who do you want? >> I don't have I just need to >> Okay, I just need to buckle your seat belt. We're going to move. It'll be >> Hold on. I I need >> Get myself ready to do this. Hold on. I'm We need to put your foot back in the car. >> Hold on. Wait. Just give me a minute to breathe. >> Okay. I need to buckle your seat belt. >> Do I have to be in handcuffs? I'm not going to hurt anybody. I understand that. But >> do you Hold on. Wait a minute. Do you understand how anxiety inducing this? >> Ma'am, I need you to sit back. >> No, hold on. I'm having an anxiety attack. Hold on. Calling him to anxiety. Okay. I can't do this. >> 105 central >> here. I don't want to be in the >> You don't understand. >> Okay, ma'am. No, you need to stop. >> Okay, I'm going to be right here. >> Put your feet back in the car. >> No, cuz I'm having an anxiety attack. Do you understand what's happening right now? >> Ma'am, you need to put your feet back in the car. You are under arrest >> for a ticket or for a sticker. Please stop. >> You're under No. for failure to identify yourself. >> That's okay. >> Put your feet back in the car. >> No, I'm getting anxiety. I don't Listen, do you understand? You sit back here. It's hot. >> Okay, there's ambulance coming. You can stay like this. That's fine. >> It's fine. I'm not going to run away. I'm not going to run away. I just It's hot back there. It's Florida for God's sakes. Oliver's sticker. My god. I hope you sleep well at night [snorts] knowing that we do this. >> All you had to do was give me your driver's license, which would be valid. >> You and I are hopefully you're heading to the same place of freedom, not following all this [ __ ] stuff. You know it. I know it. >> All you're supposed to do is be public service and keep the peace. That's it. >> Ambulance. >> Yeah. I don't want I don't want to ride in the back of this small. >> The cops then get her outside to pat her down. And this is when she decides to resist. >> I'm sorry. Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt me, poke me, or stick me? No. >> Okay. 20 minutes. >> I'll say. Thank you, man. I appreciate it. >> Hold on. Wait. It is hot back there. >> Okay. We're not doing this again. You already got >> light is hot back there. Hold on. Give me a minute. >> I know, but >> All right. >> We're not playing the game where you don't go in the car again. >> Are you taking off right away? Cuz I can't sit there. I'm getting >> They were just waiting for me. So, go ahead and have it. >> Okay. Hold on. Let me take off before I go in there. >> Make sure they stay with the people. >> Copy. All right, man. We got to go back in the car. >> Can I at least call my my mom? >> No, we're not letting call anyone. We already had to. >> Yes, cuz that's another anxiety. >> Put me back in the car. >> Hold on. >> There's no holding on. We don't >> I don't want to go back there. It's hot. Let me see. >> Ma'am, do you want another charge? You have to get back inside of the car. You already got charged. >> I don't want to do another without violence. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> It's hot back there. How How far away is You have to get back in the car. >> We're going to the police department. I'm writing the police report. >> Oh, it's hot back there. >> Let me ride back with you guys. >> No. >> Ma'am, we're going back in the car. >> Is it going to be fast? Is it going to be fast? >> Ma'am, we're going back there. We're going in. >> Ma'am, stop. >> No. >> No. Hold on. Let me take a breath. Hold on. >> Ma'am, stop. You're getting in the car. >> Get in the car. >> You can either do it calmly. >> Air condition is on. >> Let me take a couple before I get back there. >> Are you ready to get in the car? >> No. I call my mom. >> Are you going to fight? >> Get in the car. >> You're going to get pepper-sprayed if you fight again. >> All right. You're going to win the car. >> Call my mom. At least >> ma'am in the car. >> Gracious. >> Yes. >> As the cops transporting her, he tells her that she's going to jail. And as soon as she hears that, well, she decides to have another anxiety attack, forcing the officer to call EMS to check on her again. She then tried to step outside of the car again. for anyway. Sh. Where you going? >> Going. I don't want to go anywhere. I have to fall back. >> You some bugger yourself. Get back in the car. We already got two cars. >> Woman. What am I going to do? Calm down over there. Just calm down. >> Goodness. Are you going to get back in the car to have another call another officer to put you back in the car? >> Please just get me out of here. >> No. >> Please stop. >> All right. >> Just let me go. This is ridiculous. You guys have better things to do. >> Put your legs or are we going to throw you back? >> You know this is stupid. You guys know how stupid this is. >> Let me go. >> Are you guys still there? >> All right, ma'am. I got to get some leg restraints for you. Um, so you don't kick and fight us again. And then No, it's it's too late for that. I just had to throw her legs back in the car again. She did the same thing again when she unbuckled herself in my car seat. >> All right, you put them You know how to put them on, right? >> I actually haven't done it before, but >> make sure the >> Do these double Okay, these double lock. >> Double lock. Just like handcuffs. >> No, I'm having a panic attack. Please don't make it worse. taking you to the hospital. >> I know, but not in those. Not in those. I promise I'll be calm. I'll be calm. Too late. I got to put them on. >> No, I'll be calm. I'm already having one because of those. They've hurt and you're making it >> per my supervisor putting these on you. >> I will control my mind. I will control No, I'll control. >> I just had the fire department come check you out on your request. You unbuckled yourself to get out of the [laughter] car. >> I thought you were going to send me to the hospital in an ambulance where they had to call me down. >> No, the whole the whole problem is that I'm in the back of this vehicle. That's the issue. Well, we're going to get you out of the vehicle and take you to the hospital. >> I'm Can I just take her feet out? >> No. >> Yeah. Is that okay? >> Okay, fine. Lay me across then. Let me across. >> I do it. Hold on. Hold on. I'm going to be more comfortable. Wait. >> You're going to comply. >> Put your feet up there. >> You going this way more room. >> Can you take my hair away from my face? Not all of my face. >> I'm going to double lock these. And >> got too much going on. Shouldn't >> be that bad. over stimulated. >> Just check these ankles so they're pretty tight. Put a whole finger in there. All right. >> I'm going to double lock the feet and we'll get you on your way to the hospital. Okay. >> All right. Yeah, she's uh she's actually she'll probably be fine. Um she was kicking with us, but my sergeant wanted like shackles on her. So, but she's she's she's calmed down now. >> All righty. I'm going to get you unbuckled. I can push you in the wheelchair and we'll get you in any. All right. >> Can we hold on? >> If you want to scurry yourself out of that good. >> In the end, she's charged with three counts of resisting without violence. Let's move on to this case where a bratty girl learned that real life isn't her fantasy land. >> If you're driving, we're not going to do the whole sovereign citizen. That's what you're explaining to me. You're saying you're saying you just have a a license, >> right? >> Well, I need a license. >> You're driving. If you're on the road, you're driving. >> Well, you're altering it out and you don't have plates. There's no visible plates. >> One in the front, 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, you need a >> call Where's your supervisor at? so I can speak to the supervisor. >> You can talk to our supervisor when you're done at the station. >> Okay. I'm not going to the station 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. You're altering it out. That's illegal. And you don't have Yes. >> The window tent. The window tent. >> The window tent's illegal. >> I'm not from Ohio. >> Well, we don't know that cuz you're not giving us an ID and you don't have >> You have to identify yourself. >> I just need to speak to supervisor. >> You can talk to him when we're done here. >> Okay. Wow. Well, we need to finish what we're doing. >> Okay. Well, I need to get what I need to get. So, I if 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. >> Okay. >> Such a great answer for the supervisor thingy. Asking for a supervisor isn't some magical cheat code that gets you out of these situations. In fact, it kind of only makes things worse for the driver. >> Need a driver's license and an insurance card for the vehicle. >> You are driving. >> Yeah, you're Yep. You're driving. You're behind the >> Okay. So, am I transporting goods in front of 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. Have an engine. >> We're not going to play these games. >> I'm not playing no games. >> You need to identify yourself. >> Mia McLean L. Mia L. E. Make sure you add the E. >> 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. >> I need your date of birth. You need to identify yourself. All right. >> I gave you my first and last name. >> You have to identify yourself or else you go to jail. >> Ian McLean L. 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. >> No, 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 an Illinois ID? >> I have a nationality card, sir. You asked me for identification. The nationality card takes the place of a driver. >> We need a nationality card. What is this? A magical card from a far away land in which they spawned in. Well, it's not going to replace an actual driver's license. >> 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. >> As if I'm transporting good services. >> 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 identification. >> If you don't provide identification, you're going to be taken to jail. You want me to speak to supervisors because I can explain myself to supervisor. >> 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. I need to 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 >> and then we'll be done here in 5 minutes. >> 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. Where are you coming from today? You said you're from Illinois. >> Yeah. >> What are you doing in Ohio? >> I stopped to give you something to eat cuz I'm hungry. Was that illegal? >> No. >> Okay. >> Never said it was. >> You all pulled me over. I couldn't stop to give you nothing to eat without you pulling me over because you don't have my tags. >> We pulled you over cuz he pulled you over cuz there's no license plates on the car. >> I don't need license plates. You do need license plates to drive on the roadways in the United States of America. >> Well, I'm not a United States citizen, so I don't need no driver. >> You're not a United States citizen? No. Where are you a citizen of? >> I just told you Morocco. That's the name of this country. >> Of what? >> I said, >> what's the country? >> You're from Morocco? Do you have a Do you have a license in Morocco? Did the vehicle come from Morocco? >> Yes, it sure did. >> It did? >> Okay. See, now we're getting somewhere. See, we're having an adult conversation like adults, right? I guess >> from Morocco. Do you have an ID from Morocco? >> I have a nationality card. >> A nationality card? >> Yes, sir. >> Can I see it? >> I just showed it to you. >> Can you hand it to me so I can read it? >> But you can see it right here. >> Oh, okay. I'll play those games. >> Oh, she's from Morocco. Well, Morocco is going to be pissed when they see their queen wasn't given free and unhindered passage. >> You want to get out of here, right? >> Do you want to get out of here? >> I'm getting paid until I'm done, so I really don't care one way or another. Okay. Well, I'm going to get paid, too, cuz you all ain't convenient. >> No, I don't think so. >> Why you want to take your >> You're prolonging the stop for no reason. >> Did you all stop me for no reason? >> Nope, he didn't. The stop's legal and you just want to act like a child. I'm >> sorry. What's your name? >> Officer Fischer. >> Officer Fisher. >> Yes. What's your ID number? >> Badge number 6134. We could have been done with this 5 minutes ago if you just could have an adult conversation with us. So, we're having a little trouble finding this information in the computer. I'm going to have you This is his writing. Maybe he misunderstood something. I'm going to have you write your full name and birth date on here. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Just to verify, your name is Nia. N I A Minn. M C L I N L. Your birth date is Did you used to have a different last name? >> I'm sorry. >> Nope. Always. >> What name is on your driver's license in Ohio? >> What What name is on the driver's license you used to have in Ohio? I'm not from Ohio. I'm not from >> Have you ever had an Ohio driver's license? >> I'm not from this area. That's like If I can speak to the supervisor, you can say that up to me. I'm not from this area. >> Did you ever have an Ohio driver's license? It's like a fake name. >> That her name is >> After running the name she gave the officers and returning with no result, the cops then came back to ask her to step out of the car. >> Yeah. Come on out. I can talk to you. >> I can talk to you right now. >> 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. >> You understand you're going to be under place under arrest if you don't exit the car? >> I didn't see. >> 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? >> 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. He's the supervisor. >> I'm right here. >> What's your name? >> Sergeant Mike Dy. >> Okay. Sergeant >> badge number 62. >> Okay. So, what what am I being for, sir? >> I told her about I mean, yes, I have to. 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. >> If If not, you're obstructing official business. >> I didn't do anything. So, how about you get the sheriff down here? >> Nope. Sheriff isn't coming down here. >> Okay. Well, >> you have to step out of the car. >> You don't step out of the car. You're going to be under arrest. >> Sir, what did you >> not going to keep explaining the same thing to you? >> Now, this is when she becomes even more stupid. Trying to flee. >> We're not trying to intimidate you. I've been pulling. radio car's taking off. >> It did get a good stick with the terminator running. Headed back to York. The right rear wheel is flat. Looks like we're slowing. Coming up to Sona. We're stopped. She's just stopped and go with the traffic in front of her. After pursuing for a while, the cops deployed a grappler to stop her. >> Grappler is the lead unit. the railroad track. >> Hey, come to the back. Back it up. It's She's solo. Hey, back up. Get away from that pillar. >> JJ, what was her name? >> What is it? >> Nia. >> Nia. Nia, step out of the car. [screaming] Okay, that's okay. Now, open the door and step out. Hey, we're going to bring her far right. I need a hands and a less lethal. >> Yes, that's it. Nia, walk backwards to the sound of my voice. Walk backwards. >> Keep coming back. Keep coming. I got commands. Step to your right. Step over that. >> That's it. She's the only one. >> Hey, back up here. Back up here. Hey. Hey, close your door. Get out of the speed. Thank you. >> Back up. Keep walking back. JJ, you got hands? >> I got hands. >> Get up on the sidewalk. Back up. Keep coming. >> With her stepping out of the car, the cops move in to put handcuffs on her. >> All right. Walk backwards towards my voice. Keep going. Come back. >> Yeah. Come back. Keep coming back. Right back on the sidewalk. 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 are under arrest. You understand that? Sit up stand two questions. You got anything else on you? In the end, she's charged with improper license plates, fleeing or eluding, obstruction, driving without a valid driver's license, vandalism, and failure to use signals. Moving on to the next case, where another sovereign citizen gets humbled by cops. >> As of January the 1st, no one else is going to ever have to have a driver's license registration. >> January 1st of what? >> Doesn't matter. I am a US citizen. >> I'm an American state national. Why are you making me get out of my car? >> It's July 17th, 2025. Florida cop on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with no license plate. But what happens next was anything but routine. >> Pull you over because you don't have a tag on your car. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Because I am part of the American State Republic >> and you know that we don't have to have tags registration anymore. Okay. >> You know that. >> Okay. You have her license? >> Yes, I do. >> What she gave the officer was a picture card with her name and date of birth with a line that said, "American State Citizen, the United States of America uninccorporated." Another one of those delusional softs. >> I just want you to know I'm traveling in my private vehicle. I am not operating in commerce. >> Okay? >> And that's why I do not need a tag or registration. I don't even have to have a driver's license. But as soon I just got that. So, I haven't had a chance to address my other identification, but this is the new identification. It covers passport, driver's license, all of that. And it has all the documents in there for you to look at. >> Okay. Okay. So, I'm at least going to need to look at your VIN on your car. >> No, you don't have to look at anything. This is my private vehicle. Okay. and I'm traveling. I am not operating in commerce. >> Okay. I'm not I don't I don't want to I know you're doing your job. I do get it. But a lot of that is going to be changing. >> Okay. So, you said it's going to be changing. It's not changing changed. It was >> as of right now. >> As of January the 1st, no one else is going to ever have to have a driver's license registration. >> January 1st of what? >> Next year. 2020. We're still in 2025. >> But it doesn't matter. I am a US citizen. >> I'm an American state national. >> Okay. >> I am an American citizen. >> Holy delusional. Thursdays. She definitely bananas if she thinks that crap's going to work. And as soon as the backup officer arrives, she's screwed. >> What she gave me. She's not a citizen of the United States. She's an American state citizen, but it says United States at night. >> Well, you're going to give me any kind of driver's license. I said >> whatever registration. And I said, "It at least need to check again." She goes, "No, I do not." >> Okay. I say we get her out. >> Huh? >> I say we get her out. >> Go ahead and step out. >> I'm not getting out of my car. >> Ma'am, step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. You For what reason? >> Because Pennsylvania vim says I can order you out of the vehicle. >> They're saying that Pennsylvania VM is ordering me out of the car. >> Ma'am, I need you to step out of the car. Why? I have not committed any crimes. >> Step out of the vehicle >> right now. You are committing a crime. You're resisting. >> He's saying that me not getting out of my car. He's saying them being resisting. >> She tried her usual routine on the wrong officers. They offered several chances to cooperate and when she refused, things went exactly where you'd expect. >> Hey, Sarge. This signal 14. I'm about to bust your window. Pepper blaster. Yeah, it's up against the curb. Like she's in the parking stall. She's up against a curb in a large uh median area. >> Can you please ask your supervisor to come here? >> Get out of the car, ma'am. >> I'm about to pick >> Why are you making me get out of my car? Oh, >> get [screaming] out of the car. What? >> Get out of the car right now. >> I haven't done anything. >> Get out. >> Get out of the car or you're going to get tased. >> All right, just drive around like I'm going to see if she gets out. >> I I didn't do anything. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> What? What are you resisting? >> I'm not resisting. >> You've been resisting this whole time. You were just telling me to get out of >> Watch your eyes cuz this is open. >> Yeah, he was giving you a lawful order to get out of a vehicle. Correct. >> Correct. >> And you're violating my constitutional rights. >> Tell me what crime I committed. >> Right now it's resisting. Okay. >> I haven't resisted. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I asked you for >> I haven't committed a crime. >> I gave it to gave you my identification. >> Oh, I can give you my driver's license. We're close. >> I already asked you for it. You asked me for my ID. >> No, I asked for >> and I gave it to her. It has a passport >> and I didn't ask you anything. I told you to get out and you didn't. >> I know, but you had didn't even identify yourself. And what was going on? Okay. Okay. >> After securing her in handcuffs, the cops then moved her to the squad car. >> Can you give him the card? >> I want Please get your supervisor here. >> Is he on his way? >> He's already on his way. >> So, listen. Can you give him my card? And on the back, Yes. It has all the information. Those post codes right there are for you guys. That's what they're for. >> She also said everything's going to be changing soon. >> Starting next year licenses. >> And I'm a I'm an American state master. I am not a US citizen. >> United States of America on this part. >> Yes. United States of America. Not US citizen. Not the incorporated. Not incorporated under the constitution. >> Can you please get your right here? >> He's going to do his thing. You're going to sit in my car when he's ready to talk to me. >> Um I'm I'm allergic to air fresheners. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, can I keep my head out? I I'm really allergic to air freshers. >> I'll put the window down. >> Okay. Thank you. >> But it's really strong in here. I will have an asset. >> I'll put the window down. >> The sergeant comes to talk to her and the look on her face was priceless. >> All right. What's up? >> I did not resist arrest. She >> You did not? >> No. So why was the window broken? >> Because he just walked up to me. Didn't announce who he was. Didn't tell me what was going on. He just said, "Get out of your car." >> And I said, "Well, >> so you you were dealing with a police officer already came up on the other side and I didn't he never announced himself?" >> Okay. He doesn't have to. >> There's you were already dealing with an officer. So another officer was there. >> Okay. You didn't? >> No, sir. >> Well, then we should just release you. Yes, you should. >> I have not broke any laws. >> I haven't broke any crimes. >> Here's the facts. >> You thought that you were going to be able to do whatever you wanted to do and that we weren't going to yank you out of your car. Actually, >> no. think that >> they got you out of the car pretty nice compared to maybe how I would apparently >> because I probably would have put an axe pick through that thing, shoveled out the entire glass and dragged you out that window. If you were told to exit the vehicle, you exit the vehicle. It's that >> scaring me. I didn't know who he was or what he was doing. >> First of all, it got to the point you weren't listening to the initial officer who who who by the way my is a very nice officer. >> Yes. And I gave it to her. She never asked for anything else. >> And then you were told several times to exit the vehicle. >> Yes or no? >> But I asked if I see a crime. He didn't tell me. >> You don't. No. No. No. No. Stop. This is where you make the mistake. >> Were you ordered out of the vehicle? Yes or no? >> It's a yes or no. Were you ordered out of the vehicle? >> You guys have violated my constitution. >> Okay, then you don't have to talk to me. You're the one who asked me to talk. >> Your superior here, please. >> No, he's not coming here. I am the superior. I am the watchman. I am the watch commander. >> I watch >> I am the watch commander. >> I am the watch commander. >> Sir, >> I am the watch commander. How many times do I have to say it? What other language do you speak so I can help you? >> Sir, I am an American state. >> No. >> And I gave her what she asked me for. >> She asked me for my ID. I gave it to her. She did not come back and ask for something else. Yeah. >> And then she did she came back and asked for my VIN and I said, "You know what? I am traveling as a private citizen in my private vehicle and you guys do not have permission to be in my car." >> But we are because you're under arrest and we're totally >> Please tell me why I'm under arrest. >> At the very least resisting. >> I didn't resist. >> Unregistered motor vehicle in the state of Florida. >> I don't have to have registration to take. I'm an American citizen. I am not a US. also an American citizen. >> I am an American state national. I am not a US citizen. >> Look, >> whoever filled your head up with this stuff, I'm sorry. >> It's not real. >> I'm so That's on you. >> Okay. >> As the sergeant tried to talk some sense into her, she continues spewing out sovereign citizen crap. And sadly for her, this is the real world, not this rainbow sunshine land she lives in. Yes, sir. I have not committed any crime. >> Ma'am, we explained to you. >> It is not a crime not to have a tag or a license. >> Yes, it is. >> It is not a crime. No, it's not. >> Yeah, it is. We deal with sovereign citizens all the time. You're not the first. >> I'm not a sovereign citizen. I'm American State. >> Well, you know what? Sovereign citizens started changing their names to American state. Sovereign. >> So, you're an American state national/s sovereign citizen, whatever. Because now you're changing your name. So, that way, you know, it's like, oh, it's not the same thing. It's the same thing. You're free to travel. Um, you know, you're free to travel. You don't have to abide by traffic laws like everyone else does and all this yada yada yada. Look, it just it gets tiring. It gets tiring of this. >> Can I please explain? Um, it is about being honorable and not doing any harm. >> Sure. >> Um, >> that's what it is about. >> You said you wanted to plead the fifth. You got you got your chance to plead the fifth. You don't have to say anything incriminating. Okay. >> No, ma'am. That's too late now. We already broke the window. But once we break the window, nah, you going >> name 35. >> Okay. >> In the end, she's charged with resisting without violence and cited for driving without a license plate. The next week, she got arrested again for failing to register a motor vehicle. She pled no contest to that and was sentenced to 7 days in jail. Traffic cameras captured her vehicle with a Florida license plate 2 months later, but the registration was still expired. Let's move on to this case where a smug sovereign citizen messed with the wrong Florida cop. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Kidnap me. >> I'm not going to kidnap you. >> I have a fee. >> Listen to me. Listen to me, ma'am. You're going about You're going about this the wrong way. You're just going to get a citation. You're about to go to jail for resisting >> at the time. Millions of dollars. You guys are going to be this hell. >> It's August 5th, 2025. Venice, Florida. A cop conducts a traffic stop on a vehicle with an expired tag. What should have been a simple ticket will soon turn out to be much more. >> I do not consent. >> Sorry. >> Contract. >> You do not consent. You do not wish to contract with me and you don't answer questions. All right, turn your vehicle off for me. Can I get 94? I got a sovereign citizen. >> Turn your vehicle off for me. >> 104. Ma'am, can you turn your vehicle off for me? All right, listen to me. I know you don't answer questions, but you're going to listen to what I'm going to say. If you don't open the vehicle door and you step out and you turn the vehicle off, I'm gonna break the window and I'm going to take you out of the vehicle and I'm going to take you under arrest. >> If you make the cops warn you like that, you're screwed. >> Okay? You understand that if you don't comply with what I'm saying, you are going to go under arrest. >> Yeah. 104. >> Like I said, That was >> 104. >> All right, one more chance. >> All right, I'm going to have her 10:15. I need 94 cuz she closed the windows on me. I'm going to break the window. I understand that it's a female driver telling me that and I'm going to break the window and take her under arrest. >> Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. >> No kidnapping. >> I'm not going to kidnap. I >> don't have a fee. >> Listen to me. >> Ah, the useless brain of hers seems to be only thinking of this sovereign citizen crap. And if I get a penny for every arrest, or as she said, kidnap, well, you wouldn't see me driving around with that smug face like that. >> Listen to me, ma'am. You're going about You're going about this the wrong way. You're just going to get a citation. You're about to go to jail for resistance. >> You understand? >> So, step out of the vehicle, >> ma'am. I don't want to use force against you. >> At the recording, you may >> I don't want to use force against you. You understand that, right? >> Press. >> Ma'am. Okay. Turn your vehicle off, ma'am. >> When a cop gives me a choice between a citation or jail, I'm going to take the citation every time. But not people like her because she chose a broken window and face to face with the pavement. >> Open your vehicle door. Open your vehicle door. >> Step out of the vehicle. I'm breaking the window. Open the vehicle door. >> You are under arrest at this point. You have no say. >> Open the vehicle door. >> Open the vehicle door. You're under arrest for resisting. >> Step out of the vehicle, ma'am. You are under arrest for resistance. Step out of the vehicle, ma'am. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out. Step out of the vehicle. Yeah, break it. >> Millions of dollars. You guys are this hell. >> Step out of the vehicle or you're going to get saved. >> So scary. She's going to waste millions of dollars in a case that she can't win. Assuming that's real, of course. Step out of the vehicle or you're going to get tang. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> You're kidnapping me. >> Step out of the vehicle. I don't want to hurt you. Step out of the vehicle and do what I say. Step out of the [ __ ] vehicle. Get behind your back. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> You want to play games now? You're under arrest. You guys are sued at all. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> No crime. >> Yeah, >> it's a four. >> What do you think? I would just >> simple as hell. You should have just complied. >> You guys are screwed. >> All right, ma'am. >> I'm going to help you. >> This is your last >> I'm going to have you step up. Stand up. >> Clear our tuner. >> After putting her in handcuffs, they take her to that squad car. >> Brand new car. He doesn't [ __ ] go see. All right, you're under arrest for resisting and whatever else. I can see what's left on the vehicle. Um, your vehicle is going to get towed. Do you understand each other's rights that I explained to you? All right. got rescue coming to check your cuts and then after that going to jail. You know what's surprising is she actually has a valid Florida driver's license. All of this could have easily been avoided. But we have a drama queen here with the attitude of a Karen just like her husband who's about to join the fun. >> She has about license. I don't know where it's at, but >> unreal. >> Got the passport car. >> All she was going to get was the citation. >> Where's my wife? Where did you kidnap her? >> What? >> Stay in the car and leave the traffic stop, please. >> I'll back up 25 ft, sir. >> We're not We don't have to talk. Just go home. >> What? Nobody gave you permission to search that. >> Don't worry about it. >> Get out of the scene. That's fine. Get out of the scene and go home. >> Hey, I'm out of the scene right now, buddy. >> Yep. That's fine. You can record over there across whatever you want. >> I will >> just go home. >> I don't have to go home. Don't tell me what to do. >> Have a good day. >> Don't [ __ ] >> All right. Just ignore him. >> You want to call out that we're with him, though? >> I'll be right here. >> Where's the car going? Is what I'm asking. >> Just ignore him. I'll let him know. >> It's going to talent to give her a copy of it. >> Where can I pick her up at? >> Sarasota County Jail. Which one? >> Sarasota County, 20 2020 Main Street. >> How long you >> Just give it about 6 hours or so. >> I got a feeling that was her husband. He came in hot. I was like, either this car doesn't see that we're there or he's family. >> Oh, since he's the owner and he's present, we can cease the tag now. >> Hey, your vehicle has a cease tag order. >> Excuse me. Your vehicle has a cease tag order from the state. >> So since you're president and you're the registered owner, I'm taking your tag. Just letting you know. She was charged with resisting uninsured motor vehicle and expired registration. Thank you so much for watching. Go ahead and share your thoughts. Don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment. This is Police X10. Stay safe.