I'm going to tell you one more time. Get
out of the car. Do you understand me? Do
you understand me? Get out of the car
now.
>> I don't need problem.
Welcome back to the Vambellian channel,
guys. Today we head to Wikcomo County,
Maryland, courtesy of Popo Cam for
another right to travel fail where a
sovereign citizen tries to cite federal
law and then refuses to step out of his
vehicle leading to a corporal arriving
on the stop to rip out his car window
with his bare hands. Yes, you heard that
right. Let's get into it.
Hello.
Hi, I'm Deputy Suka from the sheriff's
office. Everything's auto vision
recorded. You know why I stopped you
today?
>> Yeah.
>> Right. So the speed limit is 40. Almost
lost the switch. I got you going 60. It
also looks like your plates are expired.
>> 11 of 24. I'm sorry.
>> 11 of 24.
Right. You got your license on you, sir?
>> Huh?
You need a license to drive?
>> You don't? Why don't you
drive?
>> Okay.
Huh?
>> UCC.
>> Okay.
>> Driving is not required. License is not
required.
>> All right. State of Maryland, you need a
license to drive.
>> Wait, so the Uniform Commercial Code,
UC, a uniformly adopted state law
governing all interstate commercial
transaction applies to you because of
some wild misunderstanding of the term
employed, but actual state law that
governs traffic laws doesn't.
Yeah, that's not nor has it ever been
how that works, mate.
>> Do you have any ID on you?
>> I do not.
>> You have the registration on you,
>> sir?
>> Yeah.
>> Code requires that you not have a
driver's license. License.
>> Okay. So, you don't want to give me
anything?
>> I'm giving you the law.
>> Okay.
>> No, mate. Let's be honest, you're
repeating a script you heard about on
the internet that even on its face
doesn't make sense. I mean, by your
logic, a child can get behind the wheel
of a car and start driving around
ignoring the rules of the road with
impunity, it would be chaos.
260 to 62. All right.
Start my way, please.
All right. So you don't want to give me
anything?
>> I mean listen.
>> All right. You need
>> as not to be as not to be uh combative.
Not not being combative.
>> I'm not being competitive with you
either.
>> I know. I know. But however,
>> I'm just telling you, but in the state
of Maryland, you need a license to
drive.
>> I understand. That's and and I
understand what you're saying.
>> Okay.
>> However, what I'm what I'm informing
you, sir.
>> Okay.
>> Is that
codec code requires that we do not have
license. We do not have to have license
on the commission
of car license.
This is personal vehicle. I'm traveling.
I had the right to travel from point A
to point B under uninterrupted.
>> Okay.
>> Right. That's that's
you know,
>> right?
>> Don't think this deputy is buying what
you're selling, mate. And rightly so. I
mean, if you didn't need a driver's
license, he wouldn't be wasting his time
asking you for one. It's really that
simple.
>> So, all right. But I'm just saying how
it is in Maryland. And
>> well, this is this Well, Maryland
is under the federal government,
correct?
>> You need
Maryland is a privilege to drive. All
right. No, this it's not a privilege in
in Maryland or any other federal
district under federal UCCC.
>> This is this is law.
>> All right.
>> UC law.
>> Okay. So, I'm asking you don't want to
give me any information.
>> I'm the law does not require me to give
you.
>> Okay. But it does.
>> It does. Yeah, it does.
>> All right. So, you don't want to give me
anything at all.
>> Law does not require me to do that. I am
asking you to give me your license and
registration
>> and I'm telling you that the law does
not require me to do that.
>> Okay. All right. Just give me a few
minutes. Okay.
>> The law that requires you to carry and
produce your license and the
consequences for not doing so are
crystal clear. Or at least they are to
most of us. So I have absolutely no
sympathy for what's about to happen to
this guy. But first, the deputy goes
back to his vehicle to wait for backup
and to see if he can find him in the
system.
>> You on the phone?
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Sovereign citizen.
>> I guess you aren't around, are you?
>> I'm coming. I'm going to mill.
>> All right.
>> You got your volume turned down?
>> Yeah, just in case. That's to go to
court. Huh?
>> Huh?
>> Just in case go to court.
>> Did she give they give you any
documents?
>> No.
>> Nothing?
>> No.
>> What did they say?
>> They saying I'm a traveler and I don't
need to do this. I don't need to give
you any information.
>> I can't find him. I tried. There's only
one guy been pulled over. Troy Smiley.
But I don't think that's him.
>> Is that him?
>> Huh?
>> It kind of looks like him. So, this is
his Jenny license and this Maryland
permit.
That don't look like him.
This kind of looks like him. He's got
glasses on so I can't tell with the eye.
What' you stop for?
>> 60 and a 40 expired registration.
>> Smoke. He's smoking a cigarette right
away.
>> Do you get out?
>> Not yet. Waiting for Rian.
>> Probably not going to get out.
>> Sounds like one of the deputies is
looking forward to this as much as we
are.
>> It's going to go one of two ways where
he I don't know. It's
>> obstruction.
Ring said it was closed, so
>> I can't.
>> Huh?
>> Yes. Here's the corporal. And you can
tell by the way he's packed and his
demeanor that he has absolutely no time
for this sovereign citizen nonsense. If
you haven't already, get your popcorn
ready.
>> I can't find nothing. I don't know who
he is. Um, he won't give me anything.
Say he's a traveler.
starts name federal code.
>> That guy
don't look like him, though. I I looked
him up in ETS.
>> Okay. All right. Did
>> you explain the law to him?
>> I said it's privilege in Maryland to
have a license and you need to have a
license to drive.
>> What's up with the tags?
>> Expired. I pulled them for 60 and 40.
>> Hey, sir. Can you open your door for me?
>> No.
>> All right. Well, you got to get out of
the car for me.
>> Why? because you're not you're not
acting right. Come on,
>> hop out of the car and we'll talk about
it here. I understand you're a sovereign
citizen and all that. Okay. My name's
Corporan. I'm the supervisor. You've
been ordered. All right.
>> Okay.
>> Go ahead and hop out for me.
>> I I'm in fear.
>> Listen.
>> Yeah. Sorry. Claiming to be in fear is
not an excuse to refuse a lawful order
to step out. In the same way, claiming
you don't need a license to drive
doesn't make it true. And to be honest,
you guys, sovereign citizens, have
diluted that word of late because you
misuse it so much.
You listen listen listen listen listen
listen listen listen listen listen
listen listen listen listen listen
listen listen listen listen listen
listen listen
you to hop out this car
>> yes there is because I'm telling you to
in the state of Maryland I can tell you
get out of the car so you're going to
get out of the car you're going to go to
jail I'm going to tell you one more time
get out of the car do you understand me
do you understand me get out of the car
now
>> what's your probable cause
>> I don't need probable cause
Get on the ground. Get on the ground.
This is crazy.
>> Are you serious?
>> Dude, the only thing crazy about this is
you pretending the law doesn't apply to
you. So, yeah, they're taking it
seriously. Anyway, now for the
obligatory slow-mo window removal.
The look on his face as the colonel rips
not only his window out but part of the
door trim as well is priceless.
>> No arrest for obstructing
>> identify
car is being towed.
[clears throat]
>> Wow. Okay.
Roll over. Hello.
Anyone want to show your car?
Can I have my hat back, please?
>> Yeah. Show your car.
I don't know.
>> Is it your car?
>> My daughter's car.
>> So that's why you didn't care if the
window got smashed in or not. It wasn't
even your car. Way to show how much
respect you have for your daughter and
her property. Another dad of the year
contender here.
>> Okay. What's your name?
>> My name is Troy.
>> Okay. It's not that hard. Now you get to
go to jail.
my code.
Can
>> I have my cigarette, please?
>> What cigarette?
>> Right here.
>> Bar is unsecure.
scan it.
>> Yep.
>> Um, that is
>> Yeah, just pat him down. Make sure he's
got nothing illegal on him. I think it
is Troy Smiley.
>> Huh?
>> I think it is Troy Smiley.
>> It doesn't look like I missed on that
picture.
>> I know. He's bad off.
>> Congratulations, Colonel Rian. You just
made it battered and a little bruised
into my sovereign citizen window smash
hall of fame right alongside Lieutenant
Cochran and Officer Shipley.
>> Why didn't you do me your name?
Huh?
You good?
>> Yeah. You go ahead back. Have
>> have Jake go back with you.
>> Okay.
>> Um and I'll have somebody meet you back
there. I'll have um I'll have 30 21 meet
you back there.
>> All right. So, apparently the ride to
jail and the first hour and a half, most
of which was spent in a cell at the
sheriff's department, was relatively
uneventful. So, we're going to fast
forward to his arrival at the jail where
he continues with the script that just
got him arrested.
>> Sounds really boring the day. Do all
this paper.
>> You caused it.
>> I caused it.
>> Yeah, you did.
>> No, I didn't.
>> I didn't.
>> Y'all police. Y'all supposed to know
that all
>> I did. That's why you're here. No.
>> Well, I play you.
>> Okay.
I'm going to give you a Christmas
present.
>> You know what's a Christmas present?
>> Your department that you work for does
not back you.
>> Okay. Why doesn't
>> Because you are individual contractor.
>> Is that right?
>> For your for your department.
So
you violated my rights.
>> Which person did we violate?
>> All of them.
>> Which ones? All of them.
>> Wait, which ones?
>> Being susceptible to misinformation
online that sounds appealing is not
studying the law, my friend.
>> But
>> get behind the blue line.
>> Y'all open yourself up personally
>> for whatever consequences and whatever.
>> What may that be? You're not backed by
your police department.
I'm telling y'all because y'all young
know the law, bro. This is the United
States.
>> I said we do. That's why you're here.
>> No, this is the United States.
>> I know.
>> Corporation of America.
>> There's two forms of government going
on.
Obviously are are I'm very unfamiliar,
which I will be.
>> All right, so this is where I'm going to
leave this one. According to Popo Cam on
Maryland case search, his bond was
released on a guilty plea. And when
there is a bond, it could either mean
the case concluded with a dismissal, a
guilty, or the trial ending the bond
purposes, or the defendant paid his bond
and agreed to show up at court. So,
another right to travel fail basically.
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