I'll I'll get you on the paperwork where you're really going to realize, oh [ __ ] with this guy. Young buck over here is going to learn a lesson. He may even lose his job. >> $2 million to take my property off of this land right here. That's the contract for you to take that property today. Do you agree to that? I I actually have no idea what you're talking about. >> being stolen in front of me. Welcome back to the Van Balion channel, guys. Today we head back to New Jersey for yet another right to travel fail, courtesy of this Dunning-Kruger poster boy, who we last saw having a meltdown and getting laughed at by the police in this video. Well, today he finds out the hard way threatening to charge the police $2 million does not stop them enforcing the law. Right, let's get into the video. So it is, guys. [ __ ] Cuz I'm sitting lonely in the park. Minding my business. >> [laughter] >> I'll just give them up what slave card I actually have on me. Unless they're going to arrest me because I walked out of court yesterday cuz I was sick as hell. I can agree with the sick as hell part, just not for the same reasons. Now they want to surround me. Look. >> [sighs and clears throat] >> What's going on, man? Yeah, man. What's the problem, man? I'm just I mean, you're parked out up against the fence line. Oh, I'm over here to get out of the for the shade because I'm minding my business. >> expired. Yeah, I know. Just I just found out about it with the ticket I got the other day, too. I'm going to take care of it. >> and insurance on you? What? I got I got a It's not my license, registration, insurance. It's the state's. They own that [ __ ] It's I got a trust the state piece of plastic under threat, duress, coercion, and all that good [ __ ] >> All right. That's not what threat, duress, and coercion means. The law says you are required to produce your driver's license during a lawful traffic stop. Also, with your criminal background, you're the last person who should be misusing the term threat, duress, and coercion. Now, now can I ask what the emergency or the crime is? Your registration is expired. That's a crime? That is a crime. That ain't a crime. A crime A crime is if you have an affidavit from a man or woman saying I caused them harm. Like a Cuz your car's unregistered. It's common sense. Car, it's an automobile. That's >> on you, boss? Yeah, hold on. I'll give you It's not my license. I got a uh piece of plastic owned by the state with a corporate uh uh trust name on it. >> That's fine. I'll take that. All right. You got uh insurance and registration for the vehicle? >> I don't have any of that in here, no. >> No? You don't have valid insurance for the vehicle? Uh I don't know if it's valid or not, honestly. All right. It's not a vehicle, though. It's a automobile. All right. A vehicle is a commercial property. This ain't commercial. I'm not on duty. I'm not operating in any commercial capacity in whatsoever. All right. You know. Yeah, that's not how the law works. Each state has the right to enforce traffic laws under the 10th Amendment. So, misunderstanding the Uniform Commercial Code and the word implied from an outdated version of Black's Law Dictionary will not change that. So, you have no proof of insurance for the vehicle that you own? >> I don't have anything on it. And if you steal my property cuz I be theft and I'm going to send a renter's agreement for payment for renting my property. All right. This is my property. >> All right, just sit tight for me. Yes, sir. I'll take a ticket and go to court. Okay, so we're going to fast forward through the 10 minutes it takes for the officer to write out his tickets and the conversation where he tries to quote unquote educate the officer because it's quite painful to listen to. Trust me, it's nothing you haven't heard before. And we'll pick things up when the officer comes back with his tickets and gives him the good news that his car is getting towed. I'm really not trying to say any statutes or codes to him. I'm trying to just use the words, you know what I mean? Now they're just going to give me a laundry list of tickets. All right, I'll take that as long as you ain't towing my car. And I'll handle it accordingly. I got one on one side, one on the other. I'm no threat, brother. You guys, man, I wouldn't I wouldn't do it even if it was just one of you guys. I wouldn't even >> boss. So you're getting three tickets. Yeah, that's fine. >> One for failure to inspect. >> Yeah, that's fine. One for not showing me your insurance or your registration. Yeah, that's fine. And you're getting a ticket for expired registration. Yeah, that's fine. >> And the vehicle's being towed because you don't have proof of insurance. >> You're going to steal my property. I'm not stealing your car. Yeah, they're stealing my property, folks. So this means that I got a uh This means I got a [ __ ] uh what's-her-name. So that gives me time I can get my property out of here, right? >> Here's uh your tickets. No, I don't want them in my property. Take them with you. You're You're You're committing trash. Dude, you're driving a beat-up without registration and insurance. You're not really in a position to lecture anyone on the law. Also, you commit a trash offense every time you open your mouth. Anyway, apparently the passenger has violated a restraining order, so they now have that, his nonsense, and his car to deal with. 500 at fine now. Okay. So I can get you RR real quick. Okay. You get a new court date. Okay. You got your license on you? No, I don't. I've been trying to take care of everything. I actually why I was sitting over here. I was taking care of it. So they're going to steal my property, folks. So I They want to rent my property. I guess I'm going to have to prove to them when I send that renter's agreement in over to the mayor's office and tell them you This is what you and the tow truck company steal Yeah, even the tow truck company's going to be theft, right? If that's okay with you. >> That's fine. So when I bring a claim saying wrongdoing that you stole my property as a man, so what what's your name and badge numbers, guys? It's my name. Badge number? B Brennan. What's the B? Brian? Brian? Uh I worry about your first cuz that's how I bring that claim against you. Sir, I'm not telling you my first name. That's all right, I'll find it. What's your name, brother? Officer Vignola, badge number 262. Vignola? Vignola. Vignola. What's your first name there, A? Alan? Do you guys got a card? You got your business card or are you out of out of uniform? >> I'll give you a card. I need one from all of youse. I need one from everybody that's going to steal my property. They're taking you to the station and all. No, he's not. He's doing it right now. Oh, is he? Okay. He's doing it right now. Am I safe to get out of my property? Yes, sir. All right. So, you're not kidnapping me, you're just stealing my car? Just towing the car. Just towing my automobile. Calling a legal tow theft and arrest kidnapping is so lame that I'm almost feeling second-hand embarrassment for him. Anyway, speaking of embarrassing, he now reserves constitutional rights he doesn't understand while ignoring the 10th Amendment. Just say now I reserve all rights and I waive none. In- Inalienable and constitutional. Okay. Right? I got to say that, you know that. Okay. I need to get out. I have no threats. I'm not abandoning my property. You're safe to get out, man. You know what I mean? I guess the the the the theft the wrongdoers are going to need my key. Um What tow yard you you going to It's Mario's. wreck my property to? >> It's Mario's. I'll give you the address to it. Okay. Um and then And then am I supposed to get back to Westville now that you're stealing my property? Need a ride? Man, you know what? I'll manage. You sure? Yeah, I'll manage. [laughter] Yeah, I don't want to be in the back. So, uh So you So you're going to So you're going to also violate the Fourth Amendment by uh searching through my property after you steal it? No, sir. I'm not searching your car. I appreciate that. Even if they did, it's not a violation of the Fourth Amendment for law enforcement to conduct an inventory of the vehicle. Ironically, part of the reason they do an inventory is to protect your property. The fact that you don't understand that is both hilarious and sad at the same time. Especially after West Effingham decided to flip it upside down and backwards anyway, so there ain't nothing to sense there anyway. Um, what So, what you got to do is, man, you just got to go to the DMV, get your registration figured out. >> No, I'm going to go to the DMV and I'm going to resend the whole [ __ ] thing and then I'm going to have my property restored. I I just >> And then I'm going to have the men that are stealing it a claim against you. I just got to tell you what you got to do, man. >> I know you do. And it's nothing personal, it's business. I hear you. I'm not mad at you, brother. It's business. You're You're taking from my peace, so now it's business. >> I I'm not I'm not mad at you. Hopefully somehow. Hopefully that's reciprocated. It's nothing personal. I know, it's business. >> It's just our job, man. >> I know, to steal, do wrong to people over a policy. You call You call law. Go look up what law is. You'll find out your job is not what you're doing. Legal advice from a guy getting his car impounded. Yeah, no thanks. But it's all right. Hold on, let me flip this, cuz last time I put my camera down, [ __ ] Paulsboro tried to make up some stories and [ __ ] kidnap me for a week. Before he steals my property, I will uh agree, right? We'll make a contract now. This is going to be a verbal contract. It's on video. Camera's running. Yes, sir. Now, mind you, when I bring it up to the judge, you're [ __ ] because you're going to pay that bill. Okay. Is it an order that you're going to wreck my property, have another company come and take my property and put it on their property? Is that an order? There's no choice. I can't get in and just leave with my property willingly. Your registration is expired and you need you need insurance. >> Unwillingly being Why do I? Where does it say I need it? It's a state law. >> prove that? That's a That's a statute. That ain't a law. It's a law. Show me it's a law. It's a title 39 law. Okay. Isn't that for commercial purpose? No, sir. Absolutely. Okay. Commercial purpose. Absolutely. I don't have any law. >> Okay. I got a knife in my pocket. I appreciate it. No matter what, I ain't I ain't I'll I'll get you on the paperwork where you're really going to realize, oh, [ __ ] don't [ __ ] with this guy anymore. Seriously. I don't want to >> Oh, but it's just business at this point. Ah, yes, the old you've never met a guy like me before. Except we have, and you're just as embarrassing as the last guy who tried it. You're not the first narcissist to think they've discovered the keys to the kingdom, and you certainly won't be the last. Anyway, he now tries to {quote} {unquote} contract with the officer for $2 million in the most idiotic way possible. This man is going to contract verbally with me. B. Brennan. Brian Brennan. Bobby Brennan, whatever his name is. Don't matter at this point. We'll figure it out. That he's going to give me for violating the his contract, the oath, $2 million $2 million Federal Reserve notes for taking my property. That's my property. $2 million dollar reserve notes. And the tow truck company I contract with him with a runner's agreement. The only contract you'll be signing is the one to get the car back. That's if it's even worth it because it legit belongs in a scrapyard. In fact, you should be thanking and paying them for taking it off your hands. And then you should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law for putting lawful road users in danger by driving this piece of crap on roads you refuse to contribute to. Because they're not privately bonded, so I'm going after that bond. So, when my property gets stolen then they still have opportunity to let me leave with my property. So, the contract is $2 million to take my property. That's the rent it. And then it's 5,000 a day that it takes for me to get it back. Do you agree to that contract, Brian? Brian? I didn't hear a word you said, sir. Oh, he asked he asked to hear me. Hold on. I said it's going to be $2 million to take my property off of this land right here. Right? That's what you're going to pay me. And then it's going to be 5,000 a day that it sits on some other property for it being there. That's the contract for you to take that property today. Do you agree to that? Fast response ever to a sovereign citizen's delusional ramblings coming in 3 2 1. I I actually have no idea what you're talking about. You don't have to agree or not. In other words, you're going to pay me $2 million for violating the contract that you have an oath to. That'd be the constitutions, all of them, for taking my property today. Is that okay with you? You good with that? You agree to that? >> Whatever whatever makes you feel better, man. Just say yes or no. Whatever makes you feel better. >> Just say yes or no. So, you agree then. You say yes. All right, he he agreed to it. 2 million for taking my property. I'll make sure this video goes up to the judge. And then it's $5,000 a day that I got a week to get my property back. You agree, right? I have no idea. You do agree, right? Come on, just say yes or no. All right, so before the tow truck arrives, he takes us on a tour of the car. I'll spare you his commentary, but as you can see, all he does is prove why this uninsured, unregistered beater shouldn't be anywhere near a public road ever again. This is the tow company, so this is who I got to send the rental agreement to. Oh, Royles. All right. You're the ones up in Sweezeyboro, right? Or Bridgeport? Hey, you're the guys up in Bridgeport? No. Which one are you guys? Cuz I was I had my car at Royles once before. Um behind the TA truck stop. Oh, that's right. That's right. >> card. Do you give him at the end? Yeah, just so I have the address and such. We'll make sure we get you a card. I appreciate it. I still didn't get your cards. Funny part, folks, is I ain't going to stop driving the car. Well, not driving, I'm sorry. Let me rephrase that. I'm not going to stop moving freely on the land in my property, my household good. Future content for the channel, fantastic. I'm looking forward to it already. Anyway, on to the obligate to re-threat to take the officer's job because reasons. Where's the contract saying they got a right to do this? If they have one, it's null and void cuz I didn't agree to it. Young buck over here's going to learn a lesson. He may even lose his job. Hopefully not end up in prison for theft. Just cuz that costume don't give it Your costume gives him immunity, but as a man, he has no immunity, folks. He don't know that, but he's going to find out when that claim comes to his door, that wrongdoer, saying you brought wrong you brought harm to me. Backed with an affidavit of truth. Oh, no, not harm backed by an affidavit filled to the rafters with lies and misinformation, but crucially not backed up by the law. As you can see, this officer looks terrified at the thought. I'm not a corporate citizen, fellas. You [ __ ] up. Sorry for saying, it's just business. Nothing personal gets you. As men as men not foreign costume-wearing corporate agents, as men, you're probably great people. In that uniform stealing other people's property they call that pond scum. Forgive me for saying. Sorry you don't see the reality of it. That's how cuz you know, the IQ really has a factor in that, bro. Hey, Dunning-Kruger boy, your car's getting towed because you fell hook, line, and sinker for one of the biggest scams on the internet. You're in no position to question anybody's IQ. Judge, trustee, the pri- you know, the woman or man act acting, remember they're acting? They're not judged, they're acting, [music] right? Theater. Right? Costumes. Acting, they wear masks, persona. Right? Sad people, I got to teach them. I want him to learn, he's young. He's probably like 28. Yeah, what's sad is you think you are in a position to educate anyone on anything, least of all a young cop, especially because when you were about that age, you were convicted of some pretty disgusting crimes, crimes that you're still on the register for to this day. God bless you. >> Tim, he was out he was out of contact cards. All right. So, the address is going to be 185 Timber Lane Road, right in Clarksburg. I think I know where it's at. >> I just need you to In order to get the car back you have to schedule an appointment at the DMV, get a valid get your valid insurance and then go to the DMV and get your registration renewed, come down to our police department and then get a tow release. Once you grab that tow release you have access to your vehicle at the tow yard. Does that make sense to you? No. Sounds like theft to me and extortion and uh and coercion. It's exactly what it is. Otherwise my property wouldn't be in being stolen in front of me, being driven away from me right now. I'd be in it going home. But you gentlemen have a blessed day. It's just business so >> Sir, take care of yourself. I I pray that my business doesn't cause you more harm and loss than you caused me. All right, sir. Take care of yourself and get your vehicle back from the DMV, okay? No, they're going to give it back when I'm done with them. Yes, sir. See that people? What am I supposed to do? Would you let a group of men otherwise come up and do that to you and take your [ __ ] Yeah. Well, you just did but by all means please feel free to try and stop them next time. Nothing would make me happier than watching you try your luck against Sergeant Sparky. All right, thank you so much for watching guys. If you enjoyed this video, please leave me a like, share the video and subscribe to the channel. Thank you also to my channel members and patrons for your continued support. 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