It's all fun and I know my rights until the handcuffs come out. Here are five cases when cops give sovereign citizens a much needed dose of reality. Number five, a traffic stop turns into a showdown over sovereign rights. A routine traffic stop turns into a confrontation when a driver refuses to comply with police instructions. Officers pull the man over for a traffic violation, but from the start, it's clear he has no intention of cooperating. Let me stop here. You could just send me another non-emergency. How you doing, sir? My name is also stop at the city of St. Pete. Reason I'm stopped is because you don't appear to have a valid registration on your vehicle. Ah, this vehicle is registered. Actually, excuse me. First of all, excuse me. I'm a foreign national. Mhm. Um, this vehicle is registered under the Morris American National Counseling. Council. Okay. And under the treaty of secret and friendship and the CNA, the counselor notification. So basically what I'm asking is um are you familiar with um council notification access menu? I'm familiar with your uh train of thought. Do you have your ID on you sir? I'm asking are you with um are you familiar with the CNA the counseling notification my front seat? Are you familiar with um council notification? Yes manual. Yes or no? Uh you is your lieutenant? Yeah. My supervisor on the way. Yes. Okay. But are you familiar with the council notification access? I'm familiar that with the Florida state statute requires that your vehicle be registered with the state and that you obtain a valid full driver's license to operate within the state. He doesn't. All right. I guess he doesn't. Again, Florida's state law requires that you have your vehicle registered with the state of Florida or any of the other 50 states. You have a valid driver's license within the United States to operate a vehicle under the constitution. Now, at this point, I am giving you a lawful order to identify yourself cuz you're being stopped for a traffic violation. Excuse me. Spike strips. What? Uh, we'll speak to your um lieutenant. Yeah, bring your lieutenant, please. My sergeant is Well, a sergeant's on the way, not my sergeant. Bring someone notification and um notification access manual. You're not 16. They're being cooperative. They're requesting a supervisor. The officers stay calm, explaining why he was stopped and what they need from him. To ensure that he won't drive away, the officer secure the scene and do this. Get them under the tires. They're going to flee. Oh, that's a Yep. registration proof insurance on you, police officer. I don't need those things. I'm asking you if you're confident in Sir, you're traveling on the roads in the city of St. Do you have your driver's license registration proof insurance on you? I am a foreign national. I'm asking if you're confident in your counselor notification access manual. Every sheriff and policy enforcer are supposed to be confident in that. Do you have your license registration insurance on you or some form of identification? Okay. Unless you're confident in that. I'm I don't I'm not required to you are required provide that information during a traffic stop. commercial shop and I am protected by treaty law and obligations. You shouldn't be there. You need to bring somebody who is confident information to ask you any questions. I'm not obligated to ask you anything. I mean to answer anything for you. And and if you fail to provide that information, you're obstructing this traffic stop. You will go to jail. I'm going to have to sue you. That's fine because you you can provide the information or you're going to go to jail. I'm not going anywhere. You need to provide You're going against the um article six of the treaty of peace of friendship. Are you ma'am? You have your driver's license, registration, insurance on you. Are you familiar? Are you familiar with the CIA? Stop. Yes or no? Are you clear? Despite being given multiple chances, the man doubles down, insisting he hasn't broken any law and that the officers are violating his rights. What country are you from? We are the Moroccan. Do you have identification on you so that I can so I can notify your consulate that you've been stopped? Actually, [Music] I can call the consulate. Do you have Do you have identification on location and ask this man? You have What country you said you're from? Morocco. I actually What's your consulate? Moroccan. Moroccan. Do you have identification on you so I can call the consulate and see if they're familiar with you? The consulate. You don't actually have to answer the questions what they have. Hey, step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. I am ready to give you the information. Stop. You need to step out of the vehicle, sir. At this time, you are under arrest. You need to step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle with her now. You're breaking my arm. You need I'm talking to do not touch me. But you have Excuse me. You need to have a search warrant, a seizure warrant, and arrest warrant. But you have none of those things. For record, ma'am. Sir, step out of the vehicle, please. Step out of the vehicle. I'm going to pull you from the vehicle. I'm trying to tell you. You got your Sir, step out of the vehicle. I'm going to remove you from the vehicle. Excuse me. Let me show you my I'll show you. No, stop reaching. Stop reaching. Step out of the vehicle now. We have a foreign ID. Stop. Stop. We have a foreign ID. You stop. Hang on. Let me see if I can get Let me see if I can I need your IDs. You guys, you do have to provide me. You do have to provide me. Hang on. I I need your foreign IDs. That's fine. Do you have them? Yes. What do you need? My You can see it, but you cannot take it. What do you need, ma'am? I will show you this. This is my identification right here. Let me see it so I Let me see it so I can write it down. You can let me see it so I can write it down. I'll give it back. All right, we'll give it back. I'll give it back. Give it to me. He refuses to exit the vehicle, repeatedly telling the officers they have no jurisdiction over him. Make sure you give it back. Can you put the car in park and turn the turn the car off for me? Put the car in park and turn it off for me, please. Very violent. Listen, obviously being very violent. Listen, I'm not trying to have any trouble, okay? But we are under lawful right via the treaty of peace and friendship that we have with the US corporation of America. All right. You know what? You have these documents. I can show them to you. Okay. Do you have them? Uh, fortunately, I didn't bring them with me to do, but I can there's a place right over there that I can bring with and I can give you all my actually no. What do you And do you have the CNA? because uh I can't. So you guys are from you were born in Morocco. You see that there? My ma'am, you see that there flag? That's the signal that we're supposed to have on our convenience. The article 4 of the treaty piece of friendship between the United States, the rockan empire. You guys know this. This is a commercial stop and the treaty is to protect us at this point. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. Thank you. At this point, you are under arrest. You need to step out of the vehicle for what? Obstruction. Obstruction of what? Obstruction of this traffic stop. We're not going to debate it. You'll have your day in court. You need to step out of the vehicle for me, please. It's not obstruction. Excuse me. There's no right. You're not You're going against the article six. And like I said, you'll have your day in court. No, you're under arrest. We're beyond detainment. What am I under arrest for? I already advise you. Obstruction. Please step out of the vehicle. What am I instructing? The traffic stop. Sir, I'm not instructing. She's already ordered me to take him into custody. She needs You need to step out of the vehicle. You can speak. She's on the outside. Okay, hold on. Let me get my book real quick. Sir, I need you to not reach for anything else. I need you to step out. After several warnings, the officers are left with no choice but to take action. Where are you going with my Step out of the vehicle. Let's go. Let's go. Step out of the vehicle. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. You're not supposed to be doing this. Get off of me. Get off of me right now. Get on your stomach. Just cooperate. How worth it. Relax and cooperate. Y'all breaking the treaty. Article 64. Ying all the treaty laws right now. I'm not supposed to be doing this. Roll your side, boss. You have anything else sharp that's going to poke, sick, stab, or cut me? What? I'm asking, do you have any other weapons? Utility blade. That's not a weapon. That's a tool for drywall. I'm a drywall finisher. I do drywall work. Y'all know well that this is against the law. We allowed to travel. Treaty of Peace and Friendship is our protection and commerce. That flag is our signal that y'all know that article four. The band that y'all wear at the start. That's your signal that y'all supposed to go by. Give my phone to my mother. Perfect. Sit up. If I have anything on me, give it all to my mother. Absolutely. We'll be able to come back. Go ahead and sit up and stand up. Put your foot on the ground. Both feet. Just bring your leg in. Hook your knees up to your chest. Yes. Come on. All right. One, two, three. So, I have to go through this mat. Why? Cuz you didn't want to comply. Comply with what? The traffic stop. This a commercial st. Traffic means traffic is commercial. I'm very aware traffic is. I'm a traffic officer. Go ahead and have a seat. What follows is a calculated controlled takedown deliberate without excessive force as they ensure both individuals are safely restrained. I am not consenting to this. You don't have to. All right. Step it out for me. Uh do you want to talk to the supervisor again? I'm going to take this off you. Okay. Do not grab that. That's a big mistake. Ma'am, understand that, but don't grab at the weapon. Ma'am, why are you why are you bothering me? What did I do? Can you step out of the car so we can talk to the supervisor like you asked? Ma'am, are you going to Are you detaining me for any reason at all? For what? Because I heard you speaking over there. I touched his hand. Yep. He grabbed me twice. I didn't mean to. Well, you know what? Ma'am, please step out of the car. Okay. Can I call on my mom? Nope. You need to step out of the car. Please step out of the car. Are you detaining me? You're under arrest. Yes, I know. Ma'am, we can do this one of two ways. Step out of the car. I don't I don't want to get out. I know. Thank you. Get out. Get off my wrist, please. Step out. Put your hand behind your back. Thank you. Yes, ma'am. I need my phone because I need to be able to contact my mother and the number and I don't know it by heart. That's fine. Cruiser. Absolutely. I'm parked behind that cruiser. Let's go walk to that white line 165. A second time registered to orbit leasing, but the last tag of 2020 was registered some lady with a different date of birth. That's what he is. and I this is his name and I leads and it says this is he was ultimately charged with operating a vehicle without insurance, no valid driver's license, operating an unregistered motor vehicle, resisting an officer, and providing a false identity. Number four, the moment sovereign citizen logic falls apart. A routine traffic stop quickly spirals out of control when a driver refuses to identify himself. Here's what happens next. Hello cars. Can I see your license, please? Can I see your license, please? What's up, officer? Can I see your license, please? What's going on? I need to see your license. Do you have a license? I need to see your license. What's going on? What? I need to see your license. Sir, I'm asking you what's your reasonable license. And I want to see your license and I'll tell you why. But until I see your license, I'm not talking to you cuz I need to see your license. Do you have a license or you don't have a license? I don't need to see your license. I need to see his license. He's driving. Do you have a license, sir? I'm traveling. I'm traveling off. Okay. You have a license? I'm asking you what's the purpose of you asking me to identify myself? Because I pulled you over for speeding. Okay. Now speeding. Yes, sir. What was I speeding back there? I'm not going to argue with you, sir. I was not speeding. Is the camera on? Yes, the camera's on. I was not speeding, sir. I got you on the rad 55 and a 40. So, yes, you were speeding. Can you show me that on? No, I don't have to show you that on the radar. I can say you was You wasn't speeding. Yes, I was. I'm not going to argue. Can I have your license, please? I do have a license. I wasn't speeding. Betty, send me back up here. I wasn't speeding up. Yes, sir. You were not. I'm not going to argue, sir. Can I get the supervisor, please? I'm I'm calling a backup right now. You have a license, sir? Can I get the super Can I see your license, please, sir? I don't have a license. Can you Can Do you have any ID on you at all, sir? I don't I don't have the ID myself, sir. Yes, sir. You do? No, I do not. Yes, sir, you do. I did not commit a crime. I'm sorry. What? I did not commit a crime. I didn't say you committed a crime. I said you committed an infraction, a civil infraction. So, don't make it worse than what it is. That's all I'm saying. I didn't commit a civil infraction. Yes, sir. I got you on the radar. 55 and a 40. Can I see the radar? No, sir. You cannot. Then how can you prove that I was speeded? We go to court and the judge here's my side. Here's your side. The officer remains calm, explaining the violation and asking repeatedly for identification. The man refuses, questioning legal authority and asking for proof of speeding in the state of Florida. In the state of Florida, I'm allowed to allow the speeds in. There's nothing that shows on my radar right now. State of Florida right now. So roll back up. Give me a supervisor. Jesus Christ. You're talking to me. Yeah. Sorry. Go ahead, sir. You were saying I didn't hear what you saying cuz you're talking to me. I was not. Yes, sir. I have you on the radar. I didn't. That's my I'm saying you were you saying you weren't. So, what we do is I give you a ticket and we go to court. That's what we do. That's the way it works. That's what's going to happen. Give me one pretty quick here. Supervisor, please. Sir, do you have an ID? I need to see your ID. I'm not going to identify myself. I did not commit, sir. I didn't say you committed a crime. I said you committed a similar crime. Yes, sir. Okay. That's my side. And I legally pulled you over. So, that's what I'm allowed to do. You're required by law to show me your license. You have a license. I'm sorry, sir. Am I being detained? Yes, sir. You are. Why am I being detained? Cuz you you're speeding. That's not a crime. I didn't say it was a crime. You were being detained, sir. Don't try and leave that. You'll then commit a crime then. Actually, not not identifying yourself after I asked for it legally is actually a crime. So, yeah. So, you want to identify yourself or not? You're saying that I I failed to identify myself as a crime because I legally stopped you. Now, you're interfering with my investigation. See, so who are you investigating? You then how do you know? Then who am I? You won't identify, baby. Are you I'm just asking for an ID. That's all I'm asking for. You want to give me an ID? I mean, really, you want to go this route? What route? All I'm asking for is an ID. committed a crime. I didn't say you committed a crime, sir. I didn't didn't say you committed a crime. I said you committed a civil infraction. And now you're refusing to identify yourself. So now what am I supposed to do? I'm I'm I'm being open and honest with you, sir. I'm going to give you a citation. You can take it to court. No problem at all. That's what we're going to do. The officer makes it clear. Refusing to identify during a lawful stop turns a civil infraction into a criminal matter. Still, the driver holds his ground, claiming no crime has been committed. The next step is up to you. That's what I'm going to do. What's the next step? So, what do you want to do, sir? Show me some ID, please. I don't have no ID, partner. I'm sorry. I don't have no ID. You don't have an ID. And you're driving the vehicle. I'm traveling. No, sir. You're driving the vehicle? I'm traveling. Okay. He's saying he's traveling. So you have no ID. What's your name, sir? I didn't commit a crime. What? What did I do? What? What? What's your reason suspicion? He's refused to identify himself. It says he's traveling. on the way. So you don't want give me ID and you don't want to identify yourself. Right. You don't want to identify yourself. I'm asking you if you want to identify yourself. You refusing. I'm just asking. It's on camera. So you want to identify yourself, sir. Unless you suspect me of committing a crime, officer. I do not have to identify myself. Yes, sir. You do. You're required to in the state of Florida provide me ID when I pull you over illegally. You've been stopped for speeding. I've explained it to you here. I have a witness here that says that I was not and I've got a radar that says you were in my car though. You're not going to see my car. Okay. I'm not required by law to show you my vehicle. Okay. So now we've got five cops here. The road all blocked cuz you want to identify yourself. That's all simple. All you got to do is identify yourself. I told you what I would do. I give you a ticket when you go to court. That's that's real simple. Write your ticket. I can't write a ticket. Let you identify yourself, sir. You're thinking, right? Go ahead. Right. You're thinking stopping you from Right. And I want to see your ID, sir. You have an ID. You really want to escalate this. That's It's a simple thing. That's all it is. A simple thing. Simple thing. All you need is identify yourself. I can just take care of you. Be on the road. Boom. No problem at all. Instead of simply cooperating, the driver escalates a routine stop into a drawn out standoff. Are you refusing to identify yourself? I'm sorry, ma'am. I I'm sorry. I can't hear you. It's pretty loud right out here. Yes, ma'am. He was not speeding. Yes, ma'am. He was I was not speeding. I was not speeding. You pull up behind me. I pull out. Pull out in front of a car. I pull out. I turned my indicator on. I moved in front of the car and I went back on the in the same lane and then you pull up behind me. I was not speeding. I have you on the radar at 55 mph, sir. Don't have me on the radar at 55 because I was not going 55. I was going That's That's your That's your side, not my side. Okay. My side is You were speeding. So that's my side. I was not speeding. I was not speeding. I was not speeding. I was not speeding. Okay. I was not. Then we can go to court on that, sir. I was not speeding. I didn't write your ticket. You go to court. I was not speeding. And I need your ID to be able to write ticket. That's what I'm saying. Yes, sir. I do. You said you're conducting an investigation. You must know who you're investigating. You must know who you're investigating. If you don't know who you're investigating, what's that? With tensions rising, backup arrives and one final warning is issued. But the situation quickly unravels. Get out of the car, sir. Hello. Get out of the car. Out of the car. Get out of the car. Out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Why you arrest? Why are you arresting me? I'm not even resisting. I'm not even resisting. I'm not even resisting. What the hell? Watch out. It's on his He can't cut the seat belt. I'll press the seat belt. I'm not even resisting. Stop. I'm not resisting. I'm not doing nothing. Watch out. Watch out. I'm not resisting. I'm not doing nothing. What? Grab this hand. I have. Yo, I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. [Music] Just get a good search on the one crawling. Yep. Are you kidding me? You going You going You going to sexually assault me like that? You going to sexually assault me like that? Yeah. Yep. Stand up. Oh, look. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. I'm here. Within minutes, the man is in handcuffs and placed in the back of a patrol car. All of this. You drove it, sir. All you do is identify yourself. Let me get my Hey. Walk with them. We'll get your shoe when you get in the car. Go. [Music] Get in the car. What am I put in the car? What am I being arrested for? Put your obstruction. Obstruction of what? The windows are wind up in the car. I'll be suffocated in this car. I be suff I'm suffocating. Put your foot in. I'm going suffocate in this car. Put your foot in. I'm suffocating in the car, bro. Well, we got your ID now. So if you would have just given the ID, we that that would have been an issue. But I wasn't speeding. I was not speeding. The officer is lying. He can't prove that I was speeding. He he can prove that you were speeding. He has radar in his car. And I was not speeding. I have a witness who was right there beside me. I was not speeding. That's that's something that you had to fight in court. You can't fight on the side of the street. I wasn't fighting it on the side of the street. I was asking to articulate what the suspicion was. But you failing to identify yourself. Okay. That is a crime. How did I fail to identify myself? Am I Am I accused of being committing a crime? You were speeding. It was a civil infraction. A crime. It's a crime not to identify yourself. Yes. It's speeding a crime. I don't think you you're not following along what I said. It's an infraction where you would that he was going to write you a citation. Okay. But you then failing to identify yourself, that is the crime. That is what created this whole mess. If you would have just given your ID, you would have been on your way right now. But now you're going to go to jail. Okay. And you actually got a felony as well. Okay. So, I'm trying to explain to you what's going on. And that's that's what's going on. Okay. We have now we have your ID. Okay. So, now you're going to get booked into jail along with your same the same citation that you were initially going to get. What began as a basic speeding violation has now turned into a full arrest with serious charges. Where do you where do you live at? Sir, are you done talking? Okay. Oh, good luck to you, sir. You just roll out and do it. Who's this guy? Who is this guy? Do you That's my boyfriend. It's your boyfriend. Okay, hold. So, he's going to be going to jail. Okay. So, Well, first off, he has no valid driver's license. Okay, he failed to identify himself. So, that's obstruction and also resisting with violence. Okay, so he's going to go to jail for a felony and a couple misdemeanor. For a felony and a couple misdemeanor. Okay. So, all he had to do was identify himself and he would have got a ticket and been on his way. You both would have been on your way. All right. Is this your vehicle? Yes. Okay. So, we're going to be impounding your vehicle as well. Okay. Why? Because it was used in the commission of a crime. What crime? It's the resisting with violence, the driving with no license, the obstruction. All right. Where do you guys live at? I live I live down the street. Where's down the street? Um, Drew Street. Drew Street is a street. His passenger, the vehicle owner, identifies the man as her boyfriend. However, she can't provide his address and claims not to know if he's married despite dating for over a year. His address different from mine. What's his address? I don't know. How long have you been dating? Over a year. Over a year. And you have no idea what his address was? He lives in or something? I don't know the exact address. Is he married or something? I don't think so. You've been dating for a year and you don't know if he's married and you don't know his address. I understand how that makes absolutely no sense. I don't know his address. Okay. All right. So, here's the deal. We're going to be taking your car. Okay. We're going to be impounding it. Um, and has this ever been impounded? Has it ever been a felonious impound before? No. Okay. So, what we're going to do is we're going to do a felonious impound on it. Okay. So, if this is ever used in the commission of a felony again, we're going to seize it. Okay. which means it then belongs to the city of Clearwater. Okay. So, uh did you just get off of work? All right. Do you have any friends or family in the area that can come pick you up? No. No. Okay. Well, there's Uber or taxi, something like that. Okay. So, do you have anything in the car that you need? Ma'am, you're not going in the car. I asked you, is there anything in the car that you need? Yeah. I got to get my keys and my purse. Okay. Well, then you're going to stand there and we're going to grab them for you. I'm sorry. phones with a car. The man is officially charged with obstruction, resisting with violence, and operating a vehicle without a license. Number three, how a simple traffic violation led to a lifealtering moment. A deputy pulls over a man named David for running a red light. The officer calmly explains the reason for the stop, but things go south fast. Hello. How are you? Good. How are you doing? I'm good, thank What is the purpose for you pulling you over? The purpose for me pulling you over is because you ran through that red light. Oh, I did. You did? Yes, sir. It wasn't yellow. No, sir. It was solid red. No, it was. Yes. Do you have your license? No, actually, uh, we're not going to do that. So, um, I'm sorry. I don't know how to explain this to you, but I don't need to give you any identification. Okay. Yes, you do. I'm requesting for your driver's license. Okay. So, we're not doing this. Okay. I'm requesting for your driver's license for what? What crime is committed? because I'm conducting a traffic enforcement. What crime was committed, though? You broke a traffic enforcement. You ran through a red light. That's for uh CDL, I don't think. I don't know. I'm sorry. Okay. Step out for me. I'm not stepping out of step. That's not happening. That's not happening. All right, sir. That's not happening. Get your hands off of me. Step out for me. I'm not stepping out. I got a dog here, too. Call for backup, bro. Take my back up. All right. Step out. I'm not getting out. You're not telling me what I'm doing, sir. We're not doing this. No, we you straight. We're not. We're not doing this. Get your hands off of me. Step out. Get your hands off of me. I'm telling you one more time. Step. Who do you think you are? Step out. The officer attempts to keep the exchange respectful, but David keeps pushing back. Don't do that with the dog here. Okay, then don't do this. Don't do it. Don't do this. Don't do it with the dog. Don't do it with the donkey. Step out. What are you doing? Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. What are you doing out of the car? Get your hands up on the ground. [Music] That's my dog. Yeah, I can tell that adult roll over here. And just like that, he's on the ground in cups while his poor dog watches the whole thing. Clearly stressed out from the other side. You made a big mistake. Yeah, that's fine. I can't believe that. I can't believe you just punched me in the face. You're 100% right. I did. You pushed my hand off. Hold up. You want to try and get the dog back in the car? Come on. Hey. Hey. Hold up. Hey. Hey. Come here. Come on. Come on. Come here. Come on. Load up. Load up. Come on. Come on. Come on. Load up. Load up. Have a seat. Let me see about this one. We're good. Good. Done now. Went through a solid red light. He's like, "I don't know why you stopped me." Explain to him why I stopped him. Asked him for his driver's license. He's like, "I don't have to give you my driver's license. That's only for CDL." And then I told him to step out. He's not stepping out. Told him several times he's still not stepping out. Went to lock his door. until I get and that's when I grab his hands. Yeah. So I And then I reach in. I got to try and open the door from the inside. He pushes my hands off. So David. Yeah. Listen to me. I am giving you one opportunity to take care of your dog. Who can we call to get that dog? All right. Let me let me let me tell you something. Okay. I come from Massachusetts. That's fine. I've been down here for 2 years. Okay. I'm living inside my car. Okay. Okay. My girl and my baby live in another state and I'm paying for their rent and all their other. Okay. Okay. So, I do not have anyone that I can call right now off hand. We can come get the dog. Actually, maybe I can call someone from work. I work at ABC over there. Well, we're going to call animal control. Okay. Let me call Let Can I call someone from work, though? Once everything settles down, the officers get to work processing the scene and sorting through the details. Ask can they get here? That they live down the street. Down the street. Yeah. Okay. Your phone in the car. Yep. I believe so. Hold on a sec. Uh, sorry. We just take good pictures of him. I guess when he gets to the jail or whatever. What's his major malfunction? Why do you do all that? You just said he doesn't. Well, unfortunately, we're in Florida and that doesn't pass here. So, I'm going to do I'm going to write you a supplement for my use of force and stuff like that. Um, other than that, you should be good, right? Yeah. We call animal control for the dog and see if we can call. Okay. Yeah. If you don't mind, that dog was busy when I walked off. Hey, it's fine. We'll just call animal control. Yeah, he has that like axe right there. I was like, "Oh, yeah. He's got an axe in there." Right there. Right by the passenger or a hammer, something. Yeah. Right there. Could be a hammer on there. Nice. That's why I was like trying to grab this hand. Grab the $4. Good thing they got to him before he could reach the weapons in his car. This could have ended way worse. I just saw one of our Thank god he didn't grab that hammer. Yeah, he had two hammers and shot. He had a knife too in there. Yeah. He has his head blast with you. So, what's the deal with animal control? Because the dogs a little bit aggressive. Oh, no. No. I'm saying are they like they're 108? Yeah. Okay. Yeah, you can turn that off now. We're just waiting for animal control and stuff. Okay. I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the Do you understand the rights I have read to you? Yes. No. Maybe. Sir, no. Or do you not want to speak? I don't answer any questions. Okay. What you need? David is hit with several charges. Resisting arrest with violence. Failure to stop at a red light. No proof of insurance and no visible registration. Number two, airport tantrum ends in chaos after passenger refuses to leave. At a busy airport, officers respond to a report of a passenger refusing to leave a boarding gate. Here's what happens next. I want to help here. Okay, that's it. Ma'am, do you have a driver's license or ID? Yes, I do. Driver's license ID, please. No. No, but don't come in because she told you what Listen to ID and driver license. All right. Don't judge. That's the problem with cops. I'm a cop myself. That's the problem as a cop. We judge one side. So don't judge. Listen to me and let me show you. But I'm not lying. I'm going to show you everything that you ask. I'm a cop. I'm a veteran. So I'mma show you my paperwork and I'm going to show you she's lying. Don't judge one side. Okay? Do not judge. I'm pregnant. I've been here since91 p.m. I missed my flight. They put me for this flight and I'm going to show you my car. Girl didn't like me. She had an attitude with me. You know what she told the guy? It's recording cuz I'm going to give you my phone so you can go outside and listen. He goes, "You know what? She's not getting a fight. It's okay. Leave her. She's not getting a fight." That's abuse of power. Two kids, officer. Ma'am, you're not going to fly. Why? Because they're not going to allow it. Why? Because they said so. It doesn't matter. We have to go now. Why? I'll pay for it. Ma'am, I pay for it. Driver's license. And we need to go now. All right. But I'll pay for If you do not do this, I do not want to put you in handcuffs. All right. But I'll pay for it. Understood. Want to talk about that? Driver's license. Let's go. So, I just want to have one I'm going to go. But I just have one. I'm going to go I'm going to I just have one question. So, you need to tell me that it's okay for someone to say, "You know what? I don't want hair in my flight." And do you guys Let's go, ma'am. Let's go. Come with me. Thank you. I'm pressing T's new hair. Just Just We're getting all that. It's going to take time. I got you. The officers remain relatively patient, but the woman grows increasingly volatile. She raises her voice, curses, and threatens legal action. Not only I'm a veteran. Not only am I very ma'am, what we're going to do is we're going to go right over there, okay? And we're going to talk with you, okay? You going to pee here? Listen, you need to go to the office. Let's go. Come on. I got to pee. Yeah. Hold on. There's a There's a restaurant. I've been very patient with you. You're going to ask me about my rice. Okay. I'm going to talk to you in the office. I make 20 I make 120 years. We need to pick it up. Get your manager to tell me that I need to go there. Go to the bathroom there, man. It's okay. Get your I make the bathroom 20. I make 120,000 a year. Get your manager or an attorney that can tell me to go to your office because you just wrongfully got me out of the plane. I need you to come and sue you. I need your get your manager. I needed to go. He's in the office. Also, get your manager. Sit right here and tell me you don't want to come with me. You need to get over here. I'm giving you a lot of command. It's okay. You listen. It's a failure to comply. It's going to be charging. We're transisting. Do you understand what I'm saying? I'm pregnant. I'm about to miscarriage and I can Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm in pain. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm licking. I'm licking. I'm looking. Oh my god. I think I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm losing my baby. This is scary. I'm losing I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. Oh my god. [ __ ] looking at me. You don't see my child coming out. I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. Even while EMTs are presumably on route, she continues yelling accusations and behaves like this. Lord, please give me record. I got an ambulance check. All right. Give me a 184 gate 28 and 182 is taking the suspect to the landside office. It's coming. Where do you want to go? I didn't have a birth child. Normal 24. You wanted to look at my son coming up right now. Oh, come in. Come outside at some point. You want to lay down? Um, I'm I need to get the paperwork for you. I don't even have to my car as well. She don't know what it is to be a mother. bring a U and a uh and that's what do the out of you okay you hot let that girl get by just because you wanted to take her side you wanted to take her side because you thought I was I hate you I hate you I hate all of you cops that's why I didn't became a cop Because you guys are useless. Because you guys just think anybody work. You don't even know how to be a real. You don't even know how been a real people. You let that with the mom and the grandma when she was the one here laughing with her coworker saying it's okay. I don't like her. Let her come. You know how long it's been here for me to be here in this [ __ ] airport? Do you know? Do you know what? Do you know how long I've been here? The situation remains tense, emotional, and chaotic. She blames the officers for not intervening sooner, accusing them of being ineffective and corrupt. Do you know how long I've been here? And you do. If you need 24 hours now, I'll break from here. Not a clock. And this [ __ ] doesn't have available. That's abuse of power. And that [ __ ] useless. I could wishing she was a [ __ ] flight tender. But you know how many people complain about her and how racist she was and he looking at my face like let me hear you decided to silence right now. That's when you decided to hear this [ __ ] Victoria, right? That's what you be. Yeah. That when everybody laugh, how after they see that they're lying. So, did you did you actually put her hands on her? Because I didn't. No. You can see the There's scammers in there. That's the beauty of There's scammers. I didn't She tried to grab me and I said, "Get off of me." And I went straight and I said, "You know what? I'm getting this because I have a seat. Why? And she started laughing. She said, "I bet you won." Okay, that's exactly what you said. And you guys didn't do [ __ ] You guys didn't do still. No, you didn't do [ __ ] Still there. It doesn't matter that he's there. You didn't do you went about what she said. Now that you know that I'm saying I'm right because I'm going to prove that I'm right because you know what? I started law. I'm aing army officer. I started low for nine years. I started low. Once you guys see that I was right, then what I'm gonna hear from you. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Miss Officer Ramirez, that we didn't believe you and we believe a little footsteps because I check her record. She's still She also insists that officers failed to defend her as a real citizen and continuously references her veteran status, income level, and education and law. Okay. Because it makes me mad. It makes me mad. It makes me mad how you felt the real citizens. That makes me mad. It makes me mad that I was there waiting to see you sit down and you just didn't care. But you know what? That's the period of karma. Karma comes around. What goes around comes around. So you better pray when you go to sleep at night. Are you threatening? No, I'm not training you, but I'm telling you, pray to forgive you. I want you to pray to forgive you for judge people. Pray pray to forgive you for judge people without acknowledging in the camera. Hey, tell your officers to pray to forgive them for judging people without knowledging them. Hey, Victoria, do you take any medications? She wanted special treatment. What she got instead was a very public meltdown and probably a no-fly list spot. Number one, sovereign citizens challenge public authority and regret it. A simple traffic stop in Smith County spirals into chaos when driver Kobe refuses to show ID, claiming he's traveling, not driving. Classic sovereign citizen playbook. Here's what happens next. that tail lights are not a crime. I'm not involved in the traffic code. I have a notice here. I literally have a lawsuit going on with Nassau PD. Okay. And signed by the judge. This is his dad's house. The He's also not driving. Driving is a commercial. And I'm not I'm not driving. This is the county commissioner's house. County clerk. We just pulled in. Which Which tail light is out? It was both of them. Which one? Both of your tail lights. None of them were working as you were driving on the roadway. Do you have a driver's license, sir? I'm not I'm not driving. I'm I'm outside of your jurisdiction, actually. Who do you work with? The Smith County Sheriff's Office. Yeah. The sheriff's county. Yes, sir. Do you Do you have any form of an ID or driver's license? I do, but I don't have to present it since I haven't provided. You do at this point in time because you have committed. You have committed a traffic offense. You were driving a vehicle. I'm not here to Things get worse when Derek, his brother, joins in. Instead of deescalating, he jumps into the encounter, quoting pseudo legal jargon, demanding a supervisor and pushing a dictionary at the deputy. I'm not involved. I'm not involved in the traffic code. Yeah. So, the definition of driving versus the definition of traveling, there's there's a dictionary. Okay. You let's use this term. You were operating a vehicle on a public roadway. On a public roadway. I'm not sir. He's right now. He he is being stopped. Okay. You have no involvement. Okay. Well, actually, I'm actually just being a concerned citizen cuz I know that kill people. So, I'm actually just watching. If you want to be a concerned if you want to be a concerned citizen at your car, please showing you the law. This is actually case law. This is case law. Show and take and that's not that right now. That's not where we're covering. Despite clear instructions to stay out of it, Derek won't back off. What emergency do you have? Because if there's not actually a crime or a victim, then you Use your your red and blue lights. You're actually trespassing on private property, too. Okay, we need to see a supervisor. You were operating on a on a public using that terminology. You're lying. You have a driver's license. Get your supervisor here for lying right now. Not at this point in time. If you can provide me with your driver's license. I'm not I Do you have a driver's license? Yeah. Not driving. I don't answer question. Not driving. Don't answer questions. Get your supervisor here for lying on the record. 68. What's your name and badge number? You're literally The deputy finally detains Kobe. Derek becomes enraged, accuses the officer of lying, and keeps interrupting the stop. You are detained. You are being detained. Right now, you're being detained. I'll give you my license. That's crazy. What are you doing? Right now, you're being detained. Illegally detained, bro. Illegally detained. Give me your other hand, dude. You're going to be losing your job. You're getting sued, dude. Oh, what if I losing your job? No crime has been Can you let me right now? I am detaining you. Failing to ID here. Can you look it up? I can, but you're refusing offer it to me. He's arrested me for failure. Right. Right now, you're not being arrested. He's not taking right now. You're not being arrested. Sir, step back. Step back. You're about to get detained, too. Step back in for ID right now. Like I said, you are not under arrest. You are being detained. Okay. That's the same thing. Same thing. I don't consider any searches. His tail light was out. His tail light was out. So now he's allegedly allegedly Their mother Karen shows up but only makes things worse. She challenges the officers and gets herself tangled in the situation. Not at this time. Right now he's being detained because he fell to ID. What I'm trying to do is get his ID because he was driving a vehicle on a public road. This is not about you. Okay. This is with him. You keep saying the wrong. Where's your driver's license? Under duress. You can under duress. Can I get it for you? Where is it at? Under duress. Where's your driver's license? You're shaking and it's making me nervous. Where is your driver's license at? Making me nervous. Under duress. It's in my pocket. I'm not giving you jurisdiction cuz I'm not operating under the commercial. Okay. That That's We're We're beyond that right now. Okay. All right. Under duress. If I'm in handcuffs, can you please get in here? Where is it at? And you're shaking. It's making me nervous. Where is Where is your driver's license? Why he's in hand? Because right now when I stepped out of the vehicle, he refused to ID. Okay. What I'm trying to do is identify him once he once I get his identification. So I pulled him I pulled him over. Ma'am, wait. I want to ask you a way to check his ID through a license tag. No, I don't. You don't have a computer in your car? You don't have I do have a computer in my car, but it does not link with the license plate number license plate. Okay, let's we're going to step back over here. The deputy tries to stay professional, calmly asking for identification, but Kobe refuses repeatedly. Like I've said, look, they're they're they're causing issues beyond the point of what needs to happen. I'm not I'm not you're not I said you were detained right now. Can I see your ID? What crime? Can I see your ID? If I am detained and I'm undertocket, screw it cuz he's in here for his life. What? What a joke, Peter. You're You're fired. You are fired, bro. Losing your job, sir. You're a joke. Sir, don't step back by your car. Don't even talk to me. Don't say sorry to me against your life. You're on my property. I'm not taking the keys. You I'll put them back in your pocket. Okay. Are you really going to Are you really going to arrest me? Are you serious? I've said this multiple times. You're not under arrest. I detained you because I don't get the the You don't get the dictionary. Where's Where's your license? Cuz I'm not trying to go all through your your wallet. I don't consent to search. I'm not searching. Where is your ID? as a man and I'll give it to you once we're once we're complete with the traffic stop. It's not a traffic stop, man. You're really gonna get in trouble. Can you talk to your supervisor? It's a traffic stop if I'm a US citizen. I'm not a US citizen. Do you have some form of an ID? I have your weapon. You said it was in your wallet, correct? No. I'm just making sure you don't kill anybody tonight. You're scaring me. I wish you talked to me like a man. And I got What? What? What have I done that was disrespectful to you? You grabbed me. You're shaking. My hands My hands are in handcuffs. I haven't committed a crime. What crime do you suspect being committed right now? Do you know the definition of a crime? Is it in your wallet? Your ID? You're going to You're searching his his wallet. You know that that is unlawful search procedure. I don't Cody, would you like me to get it out of your wallet for you? I can't believe you wouldn't give him permission to search your stuff, would you? No. Do you want me to get it out for you under duress? If if he's saying that he's not going to let me go unless then you can present it to him now. Okay. Yeah. Can you tell me where your ID is? A minute ago you said I could take it out of your out of your pocket under because you're handcuffing me. Okay. Yes. Because you are detained at this point. My wallet. Okay. My Where is it at in your wallet? I'm not trying to go through every single card you have. This is it. I'm assuming. That's fine. You can use Due to Derek's continued interruptions, he gets in trouble, too. Driver of this car causing the issues. Hey, I'm not a driver. I'm not driving. Hey, you don't tell me what to do. You You interjected yourself into this Get off my property. Get over here now. Hey, are you the Excuse me, sir. Are you supervisor? Get away from me. You're interjecting yourself into this traffic stop. Get off my property, you piece of Get over here. No, you get over here then. He wants to say get over here like I'm a dog. I will get over here. Yeah, exactly. What is going on? Yeah, exactly. Get away from me. Get away from me. I'm telling you. Get away from me. Get away from me. 68 channel. Stop. Help. Help. Help. Give me your hand. Give me your hands now. Help. Help. It's my glasses. I got to say my hands are back. Stop. Get back. Step back. Get back. Help. Help. Mama. Help. Take my phone. What you do? Take my phone. We got one minute. Arresting you. He's hurting my wrist. He's breaking my wrist. Get off of me. I can't even breathe. Get back. Let him go. Where's my glasses? I got my Give me my glasses. I can't stop breaking my arm. Get back. Step back. Step back. Yo, his glasses are right there. Those are his glasses. Okay. You step out with me. Hey, you know what? Going on. Please let us go. Hey, don't don't hurt him. He has not committed. Ma'am, step back. Let him go. You're hurting his shoulder. You're hurting his shoulder. You put him in the camora. Crap. I have your glasses. I have your glasses. Get out, guys. As officers try to cuff him, he resists and yells, drawing even more attention to the scene. Snapping me. I've done nothing. My armor's arm. Can we all talk like adults, please? You coming with me? Please talk. Hey, rug. I'm putting him in my car. Come on. Why do I have to go in the car? Because right now you are causing more of an issue. Yes. What did I do, man? You have my ID, dude. Can you run my ID at least? Or what? What are you doing, dude? Why do I have to go in the car if I just stand here, man? Are you serious, man? All right. Step in. Why are you doing this? What was your name? Step in the car. Why are you doing this to me, man? Step in the core. Okay, at least move your foot. He's pushing on me. I have a bad back. He's keeping you from turning towards me. Help. I'm getting done that. Stay right there. Stay right there. House. They ran in our house. I've done nothing wrong. No crying at all. Nothing wrong. Let's get him in the car. No. Yes. I'm not going with you. I've done nothing. What are you doing? Stand up. I've done nothing. I've done nothing. I thought you're hurting me. My arms are getting resist. Get me. You're a supervisor now. I want a supervisor. I need a supervisor. I need a supervisor. I'm being kidnapped. I've done nothing. I've done nothing. Come on. You're [ __ ] You're so such a piece of I've done nothing wrong. Get in the car. Get out. Officers place Kobe and Derek in separate patrol cars as Karen continues to protest. Anybody else coming? Y'all can reduce. I got it. Deputy Peters conducted a traffic stop on this vehicle. Hello. On that vehicle. I don't know if that's your son, but who it is. My son came out and is interfering with Ma'am. No. Would you like to accompany me so I can get my flashlight out of your out of your house? I don't know if I can. I don't think this needed to go this far over. What was the traffic stop for? Can you tell me what the traffic stop? Yes, ma'am. So the the other person who I was trying to conduct business with Cody. So Cody looking for my flashlight. Is that it? I don't know. I don't know which one. Yes, ma'am. That's it. Which one are these of if are his phone? This is Cody's and Derek's. Okay. Okay. You do you want me to give it to Cody? Okay. All right. Let's step back outside. I'll get back around. You okay? Please come here. I can't breathe. I cannot breathe. I cannot breathe. Please. I cannot breathe. Roll the window down. What's going on? Meanwhile, both men scream about rights violations, claim they're being hurt, and demand release. I'm not leaving the door. I'm not doing it. I'm not going anywhere. You already did do it. Put your foot in the cuffs. They're breaking my wrist. We'll check them in a second when you check right now. I'm not here. I'm not doing anything wrong. I can't breathe. Are you okay, ma'am? Okay. Yes, ma'am. Do I'm not being funny. Do you need a paramedic? I don't know. Okay. Eventually, everything settles and charges are filed. Kobe is booked for refusing to identify and driving with broken tail lights. Derek is hit with multiple misdemeanors, including resisting and interfering. Karen is also charged for interfering with public duties. Lesson of the day, sovereign citizenship isn't a legal defense. It's a fast track to jail.