Then I'm going to drag you out of the car. >> Under what grounds? >> What crime? >> Exactly. You won't give me your ID. >> What crime has been committed, sir? >> Sir, did you take an oath to uphold? >> I'm not answering your questions right now. This isn't You're not detaining me. I'm detaining you. >> I'm asking you a direct question. If if I don't ID, you're threatening to drag me out of my private my >> you out of the car if you don't willfully come out of the car. >> Under California Vehicle Code section 260, it's >> a deputy stops a man and claims his car isn't registered. The man fires back that under the California vehicle code, only commercial vehicles must be registered. The deputy pushes harder, demanding ID and even threatening to drag him out of the car. The man refuses and then drops a bombshell. He's an attorney. The standoff reaches a boiling point as neither side gives in. Drop your comments and as always, the full video link is in the description and let's get into it. >> I'm sorry. So, why did you stop me in the clearly privately marked automobile that says I'm private >> California license plate on there? >> I don't need to have a private >> You do need to have one. Do you have a license? >> No, you can call your sergeant if you're unaware of how private and public law works. So, I already have an existing lawsuit with the CHP. Okay. Which Biano and I believe Grufell or Gruwell is his name. Is your body cam on? >> It is. >> Awesome. So, I'm not IDing. I'm not required to ID. >> Okay. Well, then you're going to come out of the car. >> No, I'm not coming out the car will wofully. >> Okay. Okay. Well, then I'm going to drag you out of the car. >> Under what grounds? >> What crime? The >> fact that you won't give me your ID. >> What crime has been committed, sir? >> You're refusing to come out of the car. But what are you sir? >> I'm asking you what crime has been committed, sir. >> I just asked you for your license. >> I'm not required to have a license to travel, sir. >> Okay, >> sir. I Please, I'm I'm not >> You want to get out? Don't roll the window up on me. >> Don't Don't come in my private automobile. >> Get out of the car if you're not going to give me your ID. I'm not willfully coming out, but I will comply commercially under under threat, duress, and coercion. >> Give me your license. >> I don't have a license. You don't have a license? >> I'm not required to have a license. >> You are required. >> Can you please call your sergeant on duty or your watch commander or the lieutenant, whoever you'd like to call? >> 79. Sergeant, this way, please. >> And by the way, this is all I'm I'm not resisting. I'm not >> Well, you're delaying my your my investigation cuz I'm simply asking for your ID, >> sir. There is no investigation. There is no crime. >> I told you the reason I pulled you over is because you don't have California plates on your car. >> Am I required to have plates? >> You are. Under California Vehicle Code, you are. >> Under California Vehicle Code section 260, it says that only commercial vehicles are required to be registered. Incorrect. >> That is very correct, sir. I'm actually an attorney. Give me your ID. I'm actually I'm actually an attorney, sir. That's fine. >> So So I'm I'm positive that that's correct. Okay. >> California code. >> Are you going to give me your ID? >> Officer Deputy >> Eastwood. >> Eastwood. Are you going to give me your ID? >> What is your badge number, sir? >> 4117. >> And so you're stating that if I don't ID, what exactly are you going to do for me or to me? What are you going to do to me if I don't ID? >> You're going to come out of the car? >> Why would I come out the car? >> Because you're refusing to identify yourself? >> No, sir. I'm asking you a direct question. If if I don't ID, you're threatening to drag me out of my private my you out of the car if you don't willfully come out of the car. >> So, you're threatening to drag >> threatening. I'm just telling you what's going to happen. I'm not under your jurisdiction, sir. >> You are. I'm asking you to step out of the car if you're not going to provide me with an ID. >> Sir, >> if you want to provide me an ID, then you can stay in the car. I'm with it. >> What is the crime, sir? >> What is the crime? >> We've already gone over this. >> There's no crime. Correct. >> What is the crime? >> You don't have a California. >> That is not a crime, sir. That is a federal statute. That is a statute. That is an infraction. There is no crime. You have just pulled me over because I have private plates on the back of the car which literally says CA section 26. >> Are you going to give me your ID? >> Sir, I'm trying to >> I'm going to get out of the car. >> I'm trying to I'm trying to communicate to you that you're violating my rights right now and that you're acting straight up in in complete conflict with the Constitution. >> I'm not. I told you why I pulled you over. I've identified myself as deputies with the sheriff's department. >> I've told you the reason for the stop. I'm asking you for your driver's license or ID and you're refusing to give that to me. So, if you refuse to give me your ID and then you're going to step out of the car and so I can figure out who you are. >> And I'm telling you that the only time that I'm actually required as a national/state citizen born here to actually I No, it's not. I've actually I have I have Supreme Court rulings and actual personal cases that I've won that actually dictates this. I've already noticed Chad Biano. If you actually call your your your commanding supervisor, they can tell you exactly about all of this, sir. It's not the first time I've seen you or you. Put the car in park. >> The car is not going I'm not going anywhere. >> Okay. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Asking you to come out of the car without me having to forcefully take you car. >> Sir, you tell if you if you choose to violate my rights and drag me out of this car after I've already communicated to you that I'm I'm >> refusing to identify yourself. You're refusing to ID yourself. >> Sir, so I'm not free to go is what you're saying? >> No, you're not free to go. >> So I'm being arrested actually because you're not being or detained at this point. >> This is an arrest. I haven't told you you're under arrest. I've never said that. >> If if I'm not free to go, then I'm arrested. No, there's detention and there's arrest. There's >> incorrect. >> Sir, can you please call your sergeant on duty out here? >> He's already on the way, but I can tell you that nothing's going to change when he gets here. >> That's fine. I mean, that's called conspiracy. You know, >> it's not conspiracy to get to give me your ID. >> 12 USC 242 and 241. There's There's more than one. Is your Is your body cam on, sir? >> Mhm. >> And you're Sheriff Bowman? >> That's me. >> And you're complicit with this, correct? >> Yeah. You need to get out of the car or give your ID up. >> Why would I need to give my ID, sir? >> What's that? Why would I need to ID when I haven't committed a crime? >> You're driving around in a vehicle with no license plate. No, no valid license plate. >> It's not required to be. It's It's clearly displayed that >> you can argue all you want, but that doesn't make it true. >> It is true. >> You're wrong. So, it's fine that you want to be wrong, but you're going to get in trouble for being wrong. And now you're resisting, obstructing, and delaying two police officers. >> What am I delaying? >> In the course of their duties. >> These aren't these are these are unlawful. >> This is your this is your decision. It's not my decision. >> Did you want to call the marshal or unlawful orders? And he's doing the same. >> Tony, you either give me your ID or get out of the car. You can choose. >> So, if I don't ID, you're going to drag me out of my car. Is what you're saying. >> You get you out of the car. >> Well, I'm not willfully going to come. >> That's fine. >> Because this is a private automobile as displayed. But you're telling me that if I don't get out the car, you're going to drag me out the car, right? >> I'm going to pull you out of the car. >> Okay. So, I'm going to go ahead and grab my paperwork now to show you. >> Sir, you could you can holster your weapon. >> Okay. >> You can holster your weapon. >> Nobody asked you to reach for anything in your glove box. >> I I did this. >> Where's your driver's license? I don't have a driver's license, but I have a passport. >> Okay. Is it in there? >> That's what I'm That's why I did this. >> I can get it for you. It's It's a big glove box. >> Perfect. >> See, I'm opening the glove box, sir. You can holster your weapon. It's just papers. Are you okay? This guy just unholstered. >> I can't see what's underneath the the paper. >> Look at Look at this. >> I I have a gun in my holster right now. Does that make you feel better? This guy just unholstered his weapon because I I held my hand out. And this guy is saying he's going to drag me out of the vehicle because I'm driving in a private. >> You can do that later over the video. Let's get the ID so we can get going. >> I'm preserving the record because I'm preserving my right. >> I don't really care. Give me your uh ID, please. Thanks. >> Sure thing. So, here's a passport with clear documentation. See, that's just paperwork. >> That looks like somebody printed it out on a printer. That's not a real passport. Oh, >> I can give you the hard copy. Where's my license? Where's my uh wallet to get the passport? >> I don't know. Sir, did you take an oath to uphold the Constitution? >> Can I have your passport, please? >> Sir, did you take an oath to uphold the >> I'm not answering your questions right now. This isn't You're not detaining me. I'm detaining you. Give me your passport. >> Am I arrested? >> Give me your passport. >> Am I arrested? >> No, you're detained for the fifth time. >> That means I'm arrested. >> No, it doesn't. It means give me your passport. That's what it means. >> You don't know the law, sir. >> Okay, whatever. >> There you go. You don't You don't know the law, sir. I'm telling you. >> You guys have just violated my rights. I live right around the corner. That's who we have. >> Kevin Walker. Yeah. >> August 19th. You have the registration for the car. >> I'm going to exercise my rights to remain silent at this point and you guys can provide me counsel if you need it. >> You got a misdemeanor warrant. All right. Put your car in park. >> There's no misdemeanor warrant. >> There is. Put your car in park. >> It's in park. >> Okay. Step out of the car, >> sir. There's no misdemeanor warrant. What is the warrant? There is no misdemeanor warrant, sir. >> I'm going to take your seatelt off and you're going to step out. Okay. >> Okay. >> You have a warrant for your arrest for out. I'm >> I'm not resisting. >> Okay, good. Don't resist. I'm helping. >> It's not in park. I'm putting it in park. >> Okay, perfect. >> I'm not resisting. >> Thank you for not resisting. I appreciate that. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Wear it in an illegal plate that you made yourself. Yes, sir. Well, >> illegal subjective short. >> It's really not subjective. >> It is very subjective. >> You're operating on the roadway. You follow the same rule, the same rules that everyone else follows. You need to do the same to be on the roadway. You are not unique, sir. >> That's incorrect, sir. So, you will be sued, sir. >> You will be sued for this. >> Okay. >> And you will be sued, too, since you're here conspiring, and you definitely will be sued. >> That's fine. >> Okay. So, I'm going to get my car back, my automobile. I'm going to follow Replevant action and I'm going to seek a temporary and permanent restraining order against all you gentlemen and I'm going to make sure we get this handled in court correctly since you guys don't seem to want to uphold the Constitution and instead you guys are making up our corporate policies as you go. The streets are paid for by the people. We the people, you know, for the people, by the people. >> You're not going to educate us. >> I'm not trying to educate you. I'm just I'm just making a record so that when we >> It's only by people who are paying their registration, sir, that you refuse to do. Anything else I can help you with? >> That's it. Thank you. You're free to leave. Thank you for your tyrannical question, your tyrannical answers. I appreciate it.