These sovereign citizens were convinced that laws don't apply to them until the cuff said otherwise. Here are five most satisfying cases of sovereign citizens getting humbled. Number five, woman surprised that saying, "I know my rights doesn't work." Coming up in this first case out of Gulf Breeze, Florida, an officer on patrol notices a vehicle flying down the road at 52 mph in a 35 mph zone. This case seems like a routine ticket until the stop takes a turn. >> Young lady, Officer Banks, Greece, Police Department, I pull you over. You're doing 54 and a 35. Any reason for that speed tonight? >> Where's the 35? >> Before you got off the bridge and who you came off the bridge, all this is 35. >> I was going 40, I thought. >> Nope. You got your license, registration, proof of insurance. >> You don't have to have a license to drive car. >> Yes. Yes, you do. >> You do not. >> 15741 with me. Ma'am, step out the vehicle. >> Step out the vehicle. >> Am I Am I a crime? >> Yeah, you are being detained right now. Step out the vehicle, young lady. >> I I know my rights. >> Either you step out the vehicle or I will remove you from the vehicle. >> I know my rights. >> 157 sovereign supervis sovereign citizen. >> Did you hear what I said? You need to get a supervisor out here right now. >> No, you need to step out the vehicle right now. >> Young lady, step out the vehicle. Step out the vehicle. the last time I'm going to ask you. I'm going to ask. I'm going to ask and then I'm going to make you step out the vehicle. >> You're going to get me a supervisor out here right now. >> No, you're going to step out the vehicle right now. >> You are going to get me a supervisor out here right now. >> That's fine. >> I know my rights. >> What right is that? >> I I do not have to have a driver's license to drive a car. I am not This is not a commercial vehicle. >> Okay. >> I know my right. >> Okay. Very well. >> That's what you want to stick with? >> Call a supervisor right now. >> All right. >> Right now. Or else what? >> I know my rights. >> If I don't call supervisor or else what? >> I guess we're not going to go anywhere then. >> Continue. >> Just hold it for me and going to give me the channel. >> You need to get a supervisor out here. >> Channel one will be 1033. >> That can that can educate you on what the law is. >> Okay. He's he could educate me on what the law is. What? So, do you have an ID or you have a driver's license? >> I No, I don't have a driver's license on me. >> Okay. Do you have one issued to you? Uh, in Mississippi. >> In Mississippi. So, why would you need a driver's license to drive on the road if you don't need a license? >> That was years ago. >> Oh, so what year is this? >> What year was the ID issued? >> Like many sovereign citizens, the suspect insists she's traveling, not driving, arguing that traffic laws are meant only for commercial operators. It's a belief she clings to, as the stop continues, along with her insistence on speaking to a supervisor. $29.9. >> You hope it is? >> I really do. Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> What is your name and badge number? >> I already told you my name. It's Officer Banks. I didn't >> What is your badge number? >> It's Officer Banks. >> Are you failing to to >> Are you failing to give me your driver's license? >> I don't have to give you a driver's license to drive a car. This is not a commercial vehicle. >> Okay. >> I'm not driving. I'm traveling. >> Okay. >> I have all the laws back here. >> Okay. So, you're not going to give me a driver's license? >> I'm not going to give you a driver's license. I don't have to give you a driver's license. >> Okay. >> I am I'm traveling. I don't I don't have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. >> Okay. In what state is that? >> Any state. It's common law. Natural law. >> Okay. >> Constitutional law. >> Okay. >> You need to get a supervisor out here. >> I do. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, whating your supervisor? >> So, just like I'm requesting your driver's license. >> I'm sorry. I don't have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. >> Okay, sir. Turner. A, she won't identify. She won't produce a driver's license. She's doing 58. >> Okay. I do not have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. >> Let Let my officer speak first. Then I'll speak to you. >> Her vehicle stop for speeding. 54 and 35 coming off the bridge. She asked me where the speed limit was. Saying that is before she got off the bridge. I actually did a U-turn. We were in the 35 zone. We pull over here. I introduce myself. I said the reason the reason why we're driving this fast is I say, "You got your license?" She immediately goes into I don't need a license to drive the vehicle. >> Okay. And they said, "I am traveling." Okay. >> So, you do need a license to drive a vehicle. And you do have to identify yourself to these officers. >> I I do not have to have a license to drive a vehicle. >> Yes, you do. >> I do not. >> You're wrong. But okay. >> I know common law. Natural. >> I don't care about common law. You're in the state of Florida. >> You're in the state of Florida. >> You're in the state of Florida. >> Doesn't matter in what state. It does matter. >> I'm in the US. >> It does matter. So, you better hope the information you gave us comes back as to being you. So, at this point in time, I need you to shut the vehicle off and step out of the car. >> I'm I'm not getting out of the vehicle. >> You're going to get out of the car. >> After spotting inconsistencies in the paperwork, officers tell her to exit the vehicle. Yet, much like her earlier refusal to provide a license or accept the officer's authority, she's determined to make things difficult. >> I haven't been suspected of a crime. >> You are being legally stopped on a traffic stop. You are not being cooperative. It is not a Terry stop. >> Trust me, I know the difference. You're speeding. >> Turn the vehicle off and get out of the car. >> Out of the car now. Undo the seat belt. >> Turn the vehicle off. >> Turn it off now. Officer, >> unbuckle alert. >> Put all that down. Step out. Turn around. Face away from me. >> Turn around. Face away. >> Turn around. >> I do not have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I do not. Well, then you can tell that to the judge if you end up going to jail. >> I do not have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. I have all the laws right there. >> I don't care what I don't care what laws you say you have. >> I know that you don't care because you're supposed to be a police officer. This is You should know that this conversation's over there, >> right? Because you don't care about the laws. You don't care about our rights. That's the problem. >> Have a seat. I need to call I need to call somebody. Yes, I do. >> You call somebody from Santa Rosa County Jail. >> Excuse me. >> You call somebody from San Rose County Jail. You're under arrest. >> I live right down there. >> Where is your ID out of or your license out of >> Mississippi? >> I just thought you didn't have one. You just said you don't need one. >> This is This is This is ridiculous. >> It's not ridiculous. We're not going to play any of these games with you tonight. >> It's not a game. This is my right as a citizen. >> It's not your right. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not. You're in the state of Florida. State of Florida requires you to have a driver's license to operate a motor vehicle. >> Sir, it it doesn't doesn't matter what state I'm in. >> See, that's your problem is you say it doesn't matter, but it does. In this country, it does. I don't care about what laws you say you have. >> You should care about the rights of citizens. You're >> We know your rights. The traffic stop may be over, but for her, the debate isn't. Even in the back of the cruiser, she keeps trying to convince officers she's in the right. >> You know your rights. You don't know your rights. No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. >> Because if you knew your rights, you knew or you would know and should know that you must have a driver's license to operate a motor vehicle. And if I find out that you if you find if I find out that you are not giving us the right information to identify you >> the right information. Why would I do that? I'm I'm trying to use my rights as a legal citizen. Why would >> Why would you do that? Well, you would do that because you don't have a valid driver's license. >> I don't have a valid driver's license. I don't have to have a valid driver's license. >> You do? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. >> I do not. >> Then we'll let the judge determine that. >> We will let the You can't arrest me. I haven't done anything wrong. >> We can arrest you. >> You No, you can't. >> If you don't have a valid driver's license, we most certainly can. >> Can I please call my mother? >> You cannot. >> Why? >> Because you don't need to call your Are you an adult? >> Yes. >> Then why do you need to call your mother? >> To come and get me from jail since I'm being illegally detained. >> You will be able to call her once you get there. >> Can I at least lock my car? >> We will make sure it is secure. What are you going to do with my car? >> Probably tow it. >> Why? >> Because you are driving without a license. >> I don't have to have a license to drive. That is commercial driving. >> It is not commercial driving. >> Yes, it is. >> Ma'am, I'm telling you right now. No, no, no. Stop. I'm tell you didn't piss us off. >> I obviously have cuz y'all are detaining me illegally. >> No, you're you're being arrested. is what's happening and you have not pissed us off. We are doing our job. >> Whether you agree or not doesn't matter. It's a mute point from the top. You don't know your you don't know the laws in the right way. >> Law is law is law. >> We do. >> Sergeant Turner >> and and in this country, what laws do we follow? >> Canon law. Y'all follow cannon law. We follow law. And for that question, the suspect hesitates, clearly struggling to come up with an answer that makes sense. >> Who's we? Tell me who we is. >> Police officers. >> No, police officers. >> We We are police officers. We're not peace officers. We're police officers. >> Yes, I know that now. >> So then your argument just needs to stop and you just need to sit there quietly. >> Sergeant Turner, >> please just let me go home. No. >> Why? >> Because you do not have a valid driver's license. And you have done nothing but give my officers a hard time during this entire ordeal. >> I tell you that I have rights. >> You don't know your rights. Clearly >> to y'all. I haven't yelled at you. >> You have not been cooperative. >> I haven't been cooperative in what? >> Just go with it. >> No, just be honest. >> Sergeant, please. >> You don't have a license. >> Okay. I I'll never drive again. >> Yes, you will. Because you believe you don't have to have a license. >> I'll go get a driver's license tomorrow. >> Well, wait a minute. Now you Now you're telling me that you'll go get a license >> because you're telling me that I have no choice. >> Believe you don't. That's correct. You have no choice. >> Sergeant Turner. >> This is the No, this is the road that's being taken and this is what's going to happen. It's in the bag right there. >> You failed to appear on a court appearance for what was it? Expired license. >> Y. >> So, your Mississippi driver's license is expired >> and for the registration. >> Okay. And the registration. So, you had a court date that you missed. Do you remember that? >> No, I don't. >> You don't or you choose not to? >> No, sir. I would not lie to you. I don't lie. I I do not remember that. >> Okay. Well, you do have a warrant out of Santa Rosa County. >> With a warrant confirmed, the suspect's new approach is to feain innocence. As though acting surprised might undo everything and spare her from arrest. >> So, regardless, >> Santa Rosa County. >> You're in Santa Rosa County. Do you not know where you live? >> I just moved here. My mother lives on High Point. >> When did you move here? about two months ago from Pasigula, Mississippi. >> Okay. And you don't know what county you live in now after two months? >> No, I don't. I don't. That's not something that's I use often. What county I live in? >> Okay. Well, you are going to jail tonight. >> Well, thank you, Sergeant Turner. >> You're welcome. I can do that, too. I can I can stare at you. >> You know that you are doing the wrong thing. >> Nope. I know. Let me go and handle my warrant tomorrow. >> No, we can't. >> Right. Because y'all have something to prove. >> I don't have anything to prove. My officer certainly doesn't have anything to prove. >> But what what we want you to understand is there are laws that you have to follow. Whether you agree with them or not is a mute point because if you choose not to follow them and you continue to act like this and do this, you're just going to constantly be going to jail. Is that what you really want? >> I'm not acting like you're doing anything like >> You told us that you don't have to have a driver's license to drive. >> And clearly you do. >> Can I Can I please call my mother? >> You will be able to call your mother from the jail. >> Please let me go ahead and call her so she can head there. She's sleeping. Please, >> by the time you get booked in and everything, it'll be early enough in the morning. You can call her and she'll probably be getting up. >> This is going to take hours. >> It's not going to take hours, but it's going to take some time. >> Turner, please. Can you >> The answer is no. >> You got some karma. >> I'm not worried about my karma. >> I know. I know. >> I know. At this point, it's clear nothing the officer says will change her stance, but he's done entertaining the excuses. It's time to lay out the reality of what's coming next. >> No, you know what? I'm actually worried about people like you who think that laws don't No, there is no quota. It's people like you who believe that laws don't pertain to them, and that's just not the case. then enjoy spending a lifetime in and out of jail because that is what will happen >> though it though it won't actually >> if you continue to act like this and do this it will >> I'm not acting like anything >> then I would suggest moving back to Mississippi >> I'm not moving back to Mississippi >> then if you stay living here and driving a car without getting a valid driver's license that is what is going to happen >> you do not have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle I've already I've already been through roadblocks with state troopers with this >> then they're not very good state troopers. >> Yes, they are because they know their their rights. >> No, if they let you through with this garbage, they're not. >> This is not garbage. >> It's garbage. >> Have Have you done any research into it? >> I more than you will ever know. >> You're not the first garbage. >> You're not the first person I've run across that thinks this way. >> Yeah, I know. >> Those other people went to jail, too. >> Good. Good. You know, >> it's not that >> it doesn't change the fact that I do not have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. I do not I'm not a commercial driver. I'm not driving people around. I'm I'm traveling. That is considered a part of my home. And I do not have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. >> I suppose you don't have to have a registration either. >> Your tag's expired. >> Okay. You know who I am. You are my tag. >> So, here's what I am curious about because you're right. I do want to know more. Is that your car? >> Yes, that's my car. >> So, you're the registered owner of that car? >> Yes. >> So, at one point it had a valid tag and registration, >> right? Because if I rode around without any tag, that would just be asking for trouble. >> So, instead you're okay just riding around with an illegal expired tag. >> It's not illegal. >> So, so you're basically masking the fact that you don't believe you the laws apply to you. An expired license, invalid registration, and a warrant on record set the stage for serious trouble. As the search continues, officers find even more reasons that the suspect's day is about to take a turn for the worse. >> I have to do whatever I have run through these hoops that y'all put us through just to get by. >> You mean these? Yes. >> Where's the gun in the car? >> The gun? >> There's no gun in that car. There seems to be ammo. >> The gun's in the pawn shop. >> When did you pawn it? >> Like two months ago. >> So why are you still just carrying around ammo? >> I didn't know that ammo was in there. >> What's wrong with carrying around ammo? What can I do without a gun? >> Nothing all right is wrong with it. But if there's ammo, normally there's a gun. And since the vehicle's being towed, we want to keep the gun in safe keeping. During the vehicle search, officers uncover a small bag containing a white powdery substance. Testing later confirms it's a controlled substance, adding yet another charge to the woman's growing list. 15 Golf Breeze, even though you sent the warrant, standby. Excuse me. Give me your full name. Give me your full name. Look at me. Give me your full name. Give me your full name. the vehicle. You are under under arrest now for possession of felony in our >> I didn't give y'all permission to search my vehicle either. >> Your vehicle's being towed. We're inventorying it. We're not searching it. >> Yes, you are. You're searching my vehicle. >> You say that our laws don't matter to you. So, what's it matter? >> Obviously, I don't have any laws right now. >> No, there's plenty of laws. You're just breaking them. I don't have to mind laws that aren't that aren't valid. >> They're valid laws. >> They are not valid laws. >> The United States and the state of Florida seem to think they are. >> The United States has a constitution >> that we we fall under, >> right? >> Statutes, mandates, codes. >> So, >> none of that matters. >> So, under our constitution, it still gives the the state governments the right to govern themselves. Correct. >> That's right. And the sheriff has all the power. >> That's right. >> That's right. >> The sheriff does. She is the head law enforcement. >> He's not part of NATO. He's not part of the council on relation. >> I'm not part of NATO either. >> Well, you you you take orders from the top. >> Nope, I don't. >> Yes, you do. >> You know who I take my orders from? My chief of police. >> Exactly. He takes orders from the top. >> Who's the top? >> You want me to give him one name? I mean, that would be impossible. >> I don't know who the top is. >> I know because you haven't done research. >> I guess I'm just an ignorant cop. Nope. You said that. I didn't say that. >> That's what you're implying. >> No, I don't apply things. >> Then stop implying that I only take orders from the top. >> Fair enough. >> You do take orders from the top. That's how >> most people would stop arguing after being corrected repeatedly, but not her. >> Oh, it doesn't. Y'all just make up your own. Yeah, I I know that's what y'all doing right now. >> No, you make up your own. >> I don't. I know the Constitution. I've learned it. >> I know the Constitution, too. >> I also know that the states have the right to govern themselves. >> Oh, and I'm sure you're the expert. >> Yeah. I I have rights that I live in America. >> Correct. But you you you decide which laws to follow. >> Take orders from anybody. Nobody's giving you orders. >> Nobody's giving you orders. >> Uh, obviously you are right now. >> No, right now to jail. >> Yeah, because you violated >> Florida state law. >> I violated a law that someone made up that that's not legal. >> The constitution was made up. >> It's clear she doesn't have an answer for this one. But rather than concede, the suspect doubles down and continues to challenge the officer. >> Yeah. >> By people. >> Yeah. Those same people put laws into place even back then. >> Our our constitution was changed in 1776 and in 1871. >> I don't think it was changed in 1776. >> It it was written in 1772. >> Ah, there we go. >> And it was it was changed in 1871. >> I have to take your word on that one >> because you haven't done the research >> because I don't need to, >> right? Because you know everything. I don't know anything, but I do know my job >> and I know my officers know their job. >> You know the orders that you're supposed to do. >> No, I just know that you have to have a driver's license. >> People in the community. You should be helping the people. >> We do help. >> No, you don't. >> We do. >> You You don't know anything. >> You don't know about You don't know anything about us. >> I do >> to sit there and say that I don't help anyone. That my officers over there don't help anyone. Y'all aren't helping me right now. >> You're not helping yourself because you choose to not get a valid driver's license. >> That's totally changing. >> You're just playing a victim. >> I'm not I'm not playing a victim. >> That's what you're doing. >> I'm not a victim. I'll never be a victim. I hate that mentality. >> Then then why are you playing all these excuses as to you don't need a driver's license? >> I have the laws in that car. That's why I ride around with them. >> Why? To educate the book of the Constitution. >> To educate people like me. I don't think that you're interested in learning anything. You're very stubborn. >> I don't think you know anything about me to even get to make that comment. >> Ultimately, the case wraps up with serious consequences for the suspect. She was charged with a felony for possession of an illicit substance and two misdemeanors for DUI and driving without a valid license. Number four, sovereign citizen meets nononsense cop. On December 18th, 2022, a simple traffic stop unfolds on the highway when officers pull over a driver for failing to display registration. Here's what happened next. >> Now, does it Can I open up the door? >> Hello. >> Good morning. How are you today? >> Good. How are you doing? I am excellent results. >> What was that? >> I am excellent results. >> I'm Corporal Golf Shel Sheriff's Office. The reason I stopped you is the trailer doesn't have a tag and it doesn't appear the lights are working on it. >> It's not working the light. >> No. >> Yeah. >> All right. Do you have your driver's license with you? >> I don't have a driver's license. >> No. >> Do you have a supervisor? >> I I am a supervisor. >> Fantastic. >> Okay. >> I accept your oath and bond and bind you to them. >> Well, I appreciate that. Okay. Do you have a name or anything to identify yourself? >> No. >> No. Okay. So, I'm assuming you're a sovereign citizen. >> Not really a citizen, but >> not citizen. Okay. Okay. So, you don't have any registration paperwork, anything like that? >> No. Okay. >> They're not really >> I believe that they seem pretty cool with me. So, I'm going to be cool with you. Okay. I'm just going to run your VIN. Okay. Okay. You don't have anything to identify yourself as. You have a what? Okay. What's your first name? My >> name is Private. >> Private. Okay. What's the name you were born with that you were given at birth? >> My name is Private. >> What's your last name? >> Private. >> Your name's Private. Okay. >> If you're open bonding by >> Okay. Well, appreciate that. But on in state of Florida, you're driving on our roadways. You got to identify yourself. >> Travel. >> You're traveling behind the wheel of the vehicle. You got to identify yourself. >> State registered motor vehicle. It's so it's an unregistered motor vehicle >> and your assistant interview. >> The driver seems amused by the stop, smiling as if he's in control. As the odd exchange continues, the officer quietly requests backup. 10 for he's going to be sovereign and not identifying himself. Do you have anything on that vehicle as far as an owner? Okay. All right. You want to make this easy on yourself before you end up in jail? >> Um, I accept bonded by Okay. Well, I appreciate you being cooperative. Well, I wouldn't say cooperative, but you're calm. >> I appreciate that. I know. >> That's a peaceful travel. >> Okay. >> Do I have a right to travel? >> You have to have a driver's license in the state of Florida. >> I'm not in the state of Florida. >> Okay. Or you are >> in the state of Florida. What What is the state of Florida? >> Okay. I'm not I'm not about to go into all that. Okay. So, by Florida State statute, you have to have a driver license. >> Correct. to be a driver for the state >> and then you have to have a registered motor vehicle which this is not registered. You don't have a driver's license in order for the state statute to apply the word must. That's what that means. >> Okay. Um I'm not going to argue I'm not it's not my first day either, >> but it's something that we can argue in court. >> I am not going to court and I'm I'm just saying that take me to a magistrate if you wish and I'll explain the situation with the magistrate. >> Okay. Well, do you want to go ahead and do that then? >> Show me where to go. Okay. >> Travel people in the van. >> No, we're not going to go in the van. >> You know that's not going to happen. >> No, that's not >> This isn't your first rodeo. It's not my first rodeo. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, do you have anything? Do you Where's Where's your sovereign paperwork at? >> Cuz I know you usually carry paperwork with you. >> It's packed in the back. >> Packed in the back. Do you want to grab it? >> No, because I don't want to get out because I don't trust you and I'm not sure if you're a sleeper. Okay, I have two strip stripes. That makes me a corporal. Okay, so I am a supervisor on my squad. >> At this point, the officer is doing his best to stay patient, but the driver's continued refusal to identify himself is making that harder with every word. >> My sergeant's also coming. If you want to, if you'd like to wait for him, we could, but I guarantee you he's not going to be as nice as I am. Okay? He's a bigger and meaner guy than I am. >> You know what nice means? Um, that means you're being polite and too much. >> Just like you. You're being polite, right? >> Yeah. >> I'm being polite back. Okay. So, I identify myself to you, but you're not going to identify yourself to me. >> Uh, I'm not aware or understand any thoughts if I have that one. Okay. >> Private. >> I I stopped you for a lawful traffic stop >> which states you must identify yourself >> in order to be subject to the jurisdiction. That's the best. >> Okay. >> We're going to find >> So I'm assuming you've been arrested before then. >> We can I don't want to purchase any um bonds. So there's no commercial benefit to take me to a drug to purchase war bonds. I always do that. >> 10 or he's just stating his name's private and talking about war bonds. >> I don't purchase any war bonds. I don't understand anything for disability. >> Okay. Well, right now you're not free to go. Just so you know that. Okay. >> What is the thoughts? >> My lawful traffic stop. Okay, that's is that legal or law? >> No, [Laughter] you know, at least you're this bringing light to my day. It it it makes it interesting, right? >> Um I could bring amazing amount of light to your day. I I'm not a bad guy. >> I I did I say you were a bad guy? I don't think you are. >> No. The tone is calm for now and the officer is willing to keep it that way, but cooperation is still non-negotiable. >> No, but am I harming anyone? >> No, you're not. >> Okay. >> I I came here on a hunt. >> Do you have You came here on a hunch? >> Yeah. Some I don't work in this county and someone called me and I came here on a hunch that God said I should go this way. Now here I'm meeting you. >> So you're a godly man. >> Yeah. Maybe I am here to help you. Do you go to church at all? >> I'm way past that point. >> Yeah. >> You like them? >> What was that? >> Do you have any You wouldn't believe what it is or what it is. >> I don't teach. >> I don't teach what shirts. I'm sorry. I have people talking in my ear like a man. >> Okay. Well, do you do you go out and do you go out and teach the Bible then? Or not the Bible, but what you believe in God? >> Yes. >> Do you go out and preach that then to other people? >> Those who come to preach? >> Yeah. >> But you don't you don't go to other people though to preach it. You just wait for people to come to you. Okay. Why don't you start your own type of church or something like that then? >> You mean like a 508? I don't know. I don't know what a 508 is. >> And the corpse soul of the Vatican had that is my plan and my friend is coming in working. >> Yeah. Where are you originally from? >> Heaven. >> Of heaven. >> Heaven. >> So you're Jesus. You're risen from the dead and now you're reborn. >> Yes. Outstanding. >> Do you know what that means? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> What you want to teach me? >> I'd be happy to meet with the magistrate. The magistrate completely confident. >> So, who is the magistrate? >> Whoever you have working in this is your >> the man goes on about the laws he claims to follow. And while waiting for his sergeant, the officer lets him speak. Still, even patience has its limits. >> I don't have any magistrates. I don't work for a magistrate. I don't know. We don't have magistrates here. You >> don't have a magistrate? >> No. >> Not on call. >> No. >> Well, how do you charge anybody without a match? >> We have a judge. >> That false judge. >> Okay, fine. Just like you have laws and whatever the heck you were talking about. We have laws and we have judges and we have a jury. So, here comes my sergeant. He's got one more strife than I do. >> Okay. So, he will, like I said, he's he's probably not going to be as nice as I am. >> I hope he's more nice than me. >> Are you saying I'm not nice? >> No, not at all. I'm just hoping that he is more than us. >> I don't know. He's kind of a mean-l looking guy. >> Where are you guys looking? >> We are at 41 in Toledo Blade in Port Charlotte, Charlotte County, Florida, where I had jurisdiction. So this is Mr. Private. >> Hello Mr. Private. Sergeant Robert Goter. >> I have a He is sovereign. >> He doesn't want to give his name. He says he has nothing to identify himself. Vehicle's unregistered. >> He says he's traveling. >> I'm a non-ligent non-combatant private traveler. >> I accept your bond and travel. You have a you have to have like you have valid license. Uh license. Valid driver's license. No. Okay. All right. Does your vehicle register? >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Told you he's not as nice as I am. >> Enough is enough. The man will give his name. And if he won't, he's going in. >> What is your first name? >> Okay. Mr. Private. >> Not Mr. >> You're going to identify yourself. >> Whatever. Okay. Here. >> I'm not private. >> Here's the I'm not I'm not >> You're not So you gave me a different name now? >> I'm not missing. >> You gave me a false name. >> Not mist. >> You just said you're not private. >> No, I'm sorry. >> Okay. Private. So you're going to step out of the car cuz you know how this is going to go. >> Can I call it? >> No. [Applause] >> So you can step out >> if you want to step out. >> The only thing I'm doing here is under >> Okay, that's fine. The protest is direct. You're not complying. Okay. So, I'm >> No, I'm not. I'm not. That's fine. >> The difference. >> Okay. I know. Seat belt off. >> Yeah. >> All right. There you go. >> There we go. >> Come on out. >> Perfect. >> All right. Watch your step, sir. Watch your step. >> Actions are under protest and duress. Turn around for me. Bind. And bind. >> Told you this could easy. I don't know why you chose to do this. >> Transport to do what? >> Uh, >> I can do it. Want to do transport? >> I'm not sure. Whatever. >> Want to do transport? Do you want to take care of the tow sheet and the report? >> Yeah, I'll take care of the reports. >> All right, >> fine. All right, >> 209 central. >> We'll have 110 under John Doe for Al. We get him identified. Booked under John Doe, which could keep him in custody longer. The suspect faced multiple charges for driving without valid registration, failure to identify, and driving without a valid license. Number three, man thinks he can argue his way out of an arrest. On August 1st, 2024, officers in Ohio noticed a vehicle displaying DO numbers instead of a standard license plate. Here's how the driver explains himself when they pull him over. >> House, please. Uh reason for a stop is your plate. What is that plate? >> It's not Ohio. >> No, that is a um that's a uh US do US Department of Transportation. I'm a carrier. >> Okay. >> I carry household goods. I'm a carpenter. I carry goods like that. >> They gave me a number and said I can travel. I'm not I'm not good. It's not commerce. >> Okay. I'm not um uh Uber or stuff like that. This is not this is my personal private vehicle. >> Okay. >> I have uh a trust that takes care of my financial responsibility. >> Okay. You have a driver's license. >> I This is what I have. >> Okay. >> I can drive in 200 different countries. It's a driving permit. Check it out. You can look at it. >> I'm just passing through. I'm really I really don't even live here. I'm passing through. >> Where do you live at? >> You have to look at that. I don't I don't want to ask any questions because I know that a stop like this, you know, you're trying to gather information >> and if it's an investigation, then my lawyer say, you know, plead the fifth, not not answer questions. So, >> okay. Would you that >> Would you consider yourself a sovereign citizen? >> No. >> Okay. You can't be you can't be sovereign and a citizen. Only God is sovereign. I don't believe in that. >> I can agree with that. God is so mean. >> Yeah. >> The man produces what he calls a permit that supposedly lets him drive in 200 countries excluding Nicaragua. The officers let him talk, but they know it's nonsense. >> All right, man. So, Nicaragua, right? This permit is not valid for driving in Nicaragua, but everywhere else you can drive. >> Yes, >> I can drive in 200 different countries. And I said, I have respons financial responsibility because I have money in the trust over $5 million if something happened. God forbid something happened, >> right? Okay, man. Have you ever had an Ohio driver's license at all? >> No, I I don't I've learned this stuff a long time ago. >> Okay. >> And somebody hooked me up with them. I wanted to, you know, come here and just travel. I'm just really passing through at this time. Did you look up my number? >> No, that's what >> you can actually look it up. No, go to um >> us do number lookup >> and it'll show you. You type in my number and it will show you everything in there. It'll say not for hire. It'll say um um uh it'll tell you uh interstate and what's the other? and some other one. It tells you where I can drive, what type of household goods that I I take. >> Yeah. >> You know, I had cops come behind me and they put my number in and then they'll make a left or a right. >> Okay, man. >> They don't even stop me. Okay. >> I mean, you're the first one stopping. I've been driving for like uh three about two or three years. >> Okay. Larry, do you have a social or anything I can identify you with or can you give me your date of birth? Are are you Larry? >> My date is on there. Let me show you. >> 1962. >> Okay. All right. >> It's all on there. >> Sweet. Okay. I'll be right with you. >> Okay. Thanks. >> So, US DOT. >> After running his name, officers learned the man's license is suspended. They confront him with the news, but as you might expect, getting him to comply won't be easy. Uh was able to positively positively identify you. Um, your driver's license is suspended. You used to have a high driver's license that is suspended. >> You don't have a valid driver's license. If you're driving in the state of Ohio, >> yes, you are driving. >> No, you're not. You're driving your motor vehicle. We're not playing this game. I'm going to ask you to step out once and if you don't and not comply, I'm going to have to make you get out. Okay. >> We're not playing this game >> under duress. >> You're going to you're going to make me step out and do arrest. >> No, you're not under. It's not lawful or for you to step out. Okay. >> How is it lawful? You know how you don't have no high drivers license? >> I'm not driving. I'm driving, sir. >> You're driving. You're operating hard. You're driving. >> This is my private. >> This is my private conveyor. >> I'm not believing that. Okay. >> Why won't you believe it? I just gave you my my uh my um >> Do I get that back? That's mine. >> Yeah, you'll get that back. Yeah, you'll get that. >> That's $200 worth of >> You'll get that back. That's fine. >> I am not. >> That doesn't traveling. >> That doesn't permit you to drive. Okay. I look it up. I did my due diligence. Yes, you are. >> I am not driving, sir. >> Get out of the car. Okay. We got to tow your vehicle. >> Okay. You don't have a high driver's license. We're towing your vehicle. All right. >> Sir, I I need this vehicle to go to point A to point B, sir. >> Just like we all do. Sir, >> I gave you my permission >> to travel. >> Yep. It's bogus. It's not real. >> That is real. Did you look it up? >> I did look it up. It is not real. >> That's How can that be bogus? >> It is not real. >> Can I have your sergeant here? >> Um, it's just me and him tonight. We don't have a sergeant on duty. >> I'm requesting a sergeant. >> You don't have a sergeant on duty. >> I I >> He is the most senior officer over there if you want to. >> So, talk to a sergeant. >> You don't have a sergeant. Who is your the one that's above you? >> Um that that officer right over there. >> I want to search. >> You don't have a sorry. >> Can I call 911? >> The suspect grows increasingly defensive, even challenging the officer's knowledge of the law. A move that won't end well for him. >> You're 911. >> I I need a sergeant, sir. >> You're supposed to call a radio a sergeant out here. >> That's the That's the law, sir. You think I don't know the law? >> You don't. That's right. supposed to call the sergeant if I request one. >> You got a lieutenant? >> We don't. Nope. >> I need a What about the sheriff? >> Nope. >> That's not true. >> That is not true. >> Okay. So, >> sir, I I'm requesting I'm requesting a sergeant. >> That's okay. We don't have one on duty. >> And what's your what's your name and badge number? >> Officer Bryce, badge number 24. So, you telling me there's no sergeant you can call? >> Correct. There's not one. >> That doesn't make sense. >> Yes, it does. It's I'm telling you what >> you can always call a sergeant. Even if he has to come from his home, >> he's going to tell me the same information. Okay. >> I want to speak to a sergeant, sir. >> You don't get to. >> You're not. You're You're uh violating my right, sir. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> I am not driving. I'm traveling. No, >> you're driving. >> No. No. >> I'm traveling, sir. >> Okay. Well, you're still going to have to get out. All right. Okay. >> But >> you get out willingly and make >> What have I done wrong? >> You don't have our driver's license. >> I'm not driving. I'm traveling. >> Okay. Nope. >> I can travel with this light with this permit. >> No, you cannot. >> And 200 countries, including America. >> No, you cannot. >> So, you you're willing to risk a lawsuit over this? This won't be a lawsuit. >> Why not? >> I'm traveling. >> You're driving. >> I'm driving. I'm not. This is a p private conveyance. Okay. >> This is not a automobile. It's a private vehicle. >> Okay. >> I got my DOT number. >> I'm legit. >> I am legit. I'm not driving. >> Instead of complying, the suspect digs in, waving papers he says outline his rights. However, at this point, the officers have heard enough. >> This is just telling you my rights. >> Okay. >> I don't need them being violated. >> Okay. No, I I totally understand your rights. >> Are you still there? >> Hold on. The officer's talking to me. I'll let you listen in. >> Who's on the phone? >> They're not. They're sending somebody. >> Okay, that's fine. So, what we're going to do right now is I'm going to ask make or tell you to get out of the vehicle. So, right now, I'm going to ask you to please exit the vehicle for what reason? Okay. Now, I'm going to tell you to exit the vehicle. Okay. >> Why are you going to Are you going to enter the vehicle? Huh? >> I haven't done you already. >> I do not consent to searches. Unlawful searches. >> I'm not searching the vehicle. >> I do not consent to searching my >> my body either. >> I'm not I'm not going to do that. Here's >> because that's unlawful. You have to have permission consent. I'm not consenting. I'm not contracting with you. >> Okay. Now, I'm going to make you exit the vehicle. Okay. What? This is what we're going to by by force. Yep. Yep. I'm going to get you out of the car. >> So, you hear this? He is um >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm listening. >> Get you if the officer is asking you to safely to get out of the vehicle, >> but there's no reason for me to get out of my vehicle. I didn't do anything wrong. >> What is your concern about? >> My safety. I don't I listen with all this uh police brutality. I'm a colored man. Anything can go wrong. >> Sir, we all had body cameras all been filming you since the second you rolled up here. So, let's start. Hold on, man. Come on, man. Wasting enough time. Let's go, man. Come on. >> Hold on. >> You're not under arrest, are you, man? >> You get a ticket. That's it. >> Under arrest. >> Well, I'm just saying I This is not lawful, sir. Come on. Pick it up. >> I don't I'm not doing anybody. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> He didn't give you the license. >> I don't drive. >> Where's my my stuff? >> I'm not He didn't give it back to me. >> Still defiant, he doubles down on his claims, refusing to acknowledge the officer's authority. Give >> your stuff back. >> I'm not driving. I'm traveling. >> I'm not going to pull the sovereign citizen citizen. I already told him >> I'm not a sovereign. >> Operating a vehicle in the state of Ohio. >> I'm not operating a vehicle. Supreme Court already ruled >> okay >> that you can travel this you're talking about a Uber driver I'm not driving commercial >> not not for commerce >> transportation or hire >> this is not a legal >> a driver look this number up it's bogus >> it's not I can show you it's bogus >> no it's not >> we already looked it up it's not >> the us the US um department of transportation and tell it's not voting. >> State of Ohio is >> No, it's not. >> You guys don't even know the law. Why? And you you swore to uphold the Constitution. You're not doing it. You You're actually um you're trampling over it because you guys make money like that. The lawyers, all of you guys together, the judge, that's why anything I need to know about you that right? I am not consenting to searches, man. I do not consent. >> We got to do a pat down to make sure you got weapons on you. >> I don't have any weapons. I don't Why do I need a weapon for? >> Okay, we got to get in the back of this car and see those patch down. >> I don't have Okay. >> Why am I getting in the back of the car? >> Your car's getting towed. >> No, sir. That's not right. You're supposed to wait on 911 to send somebody. >> So, you are serious. >> See, you lying. You're lying, man. That's not >> department, dude. Did you hear this? They're telling me that's Noah Sergeant and he's not there. He's not there. He's on vacation, I guess. >> I didn't say that. [Applause] >> What comes out of his mouth next is nothing short of baffling. >> That's not the truth, man. That's that's not the law. They're they're doing color of law. They're not doing the real law. And I see why I I love I pray for the police every day, but I see why people treat them like that because they're like gangsters. >> They're violating my rights. I have fun. >> I'm going to tell you the same thing I just told you. >> Well, let's wait till the >> All right. Come on back here. I don't care about >> I'm not going to get hit by a car. Just stand up real. >> I was saying I'm right here. I'm not going anywhere, sir. You guys got three guns. Where am I going? >> I don't want to sit down, man. If I sit down, I don't want to sit down. If I sit down, I'm tired. I don't want to be tired. >> You need anything else out of here? personal property that you need right now. >> I don't know. Um, >> we're not taking all this stuff in the bag. I see you got a lot of stuff in here. We can't take all this stuff. >> But what do you mean? What you going to do? Throw it out? >> No. If it's going to get towed, you can get it out tomorrow. >> This is not right, man. >> This is not right. >> Like house keys, wallet falling down inside the car. >> I need to drive this home. I'm just down the street. I'm not driving this. >> Why not? I listen. I'm not operating. Did you Would you show him the thing you got? >> I did. >> Where is it? Can I have that back? That's fine. That's I need that. >> When? >> Huh? >> It's mine. When am I going to get it back? >> Whenever we're done here. >> I don't trust you, man. >> Cuz you lied to We've been lying to you. >> I haven't lied to you. >> You know, it takes three of y'all to one guy. This is crazy, man. >> You're putting yourself why stuff happens like it happens. I'm not that type of guy cuz I pray for you guys every day. >> I didn't say that guy. >> No, I didn't say you I didn't say you said that. I'm just I'm just watching. >> Despite all the back and forth, the ending is inevitable. >> Sitting out here for a half hour waiting for an Uber. >> No. >> Weather's on route 8. What's this? >> That's private property. Private property of private property. >> So, you can either get in his car. >> Yes. You'll bet. I got $1,000 in my pocket. Would you bet that much? >> I'm not a betting man. >> Yeah, I know. Cuz he's probably $1,000. >> I'll bet,00. Can you show it? >> Yeah. >> How about you? >> I'll hop in the back of this guy's car. >> I don't trust this guy. He lied. >> He lied to me, man. >> Thanks. >> No, you're doing good. appreciate. >> I don't want to be out here any more than you want to be out here on the side. >> He's making it hard on himself. [Music] >> I'm I'm all the way at the back though. >> That's fine. Okay. That's not right. You want me to take you up to the sheets there? >> The next exit? >> The next exit really doesn't have anything. At least there's a gas station up there. You can >> Okay. >> All right. >> You talking about on um >> Yeah, right there on Steels. No, right there on Steels. Oh, >> still. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Sitting there, man. >> Yeah. I put I you know, put my arrows on. >> So, I should have asked him that. I'm with the >> So, if I I could send somebody tomorrow, right? >> Yeah. >> But they'll drive it back and all that. They can >> Yeah. Yeah. They can they can come They can come. The case wraps with a suspect charged for driving on a suspended license and released pending a court date. Number two, homeless person believes he has the right to trespass on private property. In this next case, officers respond to a residential building where a man refuses to leave private property despite repeated requests. Upon arrival, the building staff immediately informs the officers about what led to the call. And I noticed there was police officers here like around 4:00 in the morning. >> Was it because of the same thing? >> Somebody similar. >> Somebody was here. >> That's what that's where you guys came. Like same guy, but somebody said that there was a person in the building. >> Yeah. Sleeping. >> So, >> and it's that same guy. And I have a case number that my property manager, she uh she put a uh like a I don't know you guys run like the case number. >> We provide you with the case number. >> Yeah, she we have a case number here. I don't know if you guys need that >> because she wants I don't know if like she put like a claim against him already cuz this is numerous times that he has been here already. >> Okay. >> And how do we get to this floor? >> How does he keep getting in? just waiting for someone else. >> Yeah. >> So, what happens case or something like that? Does he get arrested or up to you guys? >> Oh, she's asking to do that >> because >> cuz I know she she spoke to the police officer yesterday. >> Okay. because it's a >> she just wanted to get kicked out and told him that he doesn't like that he's not supposed to be doing this. >> I mean, you could also give him a summon and then she has to sign it and fill out a citizen complaint form. >> Let me let me ask you guys this one. for a weird option. Finally, face to face with the suspect, the officers calmly but firmly tell him to get up and leave the premises. >> Wake up. >> Take your hands out of your sleeves. >> You're cold. >> Take your hands out of your sleeves. >> You're cold. >> All right. You don't belong here. Take your hands out of your sleeves. >> I don't belong here. You don't live here. Take your hands out of your sleeves. >> Stand up. >> What is that? >> Stand up. >> Stand up for what? >> Because you don't live here. Stand up. >> I don't live here. >> Yes, you don't live here. >> Stand up. We're not going to play this game. Go. >> I'm not playing any game. >> Then stand up. Let's go. >> Go where? Stand up like we told you multiple times >> just now. >> Yes, just now. Stand up. >> For what reason? >> Because you are not supposed to be here. >> So stand up. >> What am I doing? >> You do not live here. This is a private company's. >> Cannot stay here. Stand up. We had this problem with you yesterday. Stand up. >> I'm not staying here. >> You were just sleeping behind a locked door in a building of which you do not belong in. Do you have access to this building regularly? Do you have an access card? Do you live here? >> No. Correct. >> Somebody let me in here. >> They did not let you in. You waited until somebody let you in. >> No, I didn't. >> That's They have camera footage stating otherwise. >> See, really? >> And nonetheless, even if somebody did let you in, regardless, you don't live here. You know you don't live here. They know you don't live here. We know you don't live here. You don't belong here. >> Get out of my way. That's not how this works. Stand up. >> Not how what works. >> I'm not getting out of your way. Stand up. >> You're not getting out of my way. >> Correct. I'm leaving. >> Stand up. You're not leaving. >> Yeah, I am. >> You are not. Stand up. >> I'm not leaving. See, you're Hold on. You're telling me that I >> Stand up. Come on. We're not playing games with you. >> Stand up, >> sir. Enough. Up. >> For what? >> We'll talk to you once you stand up. We're not going to have this conversation. You sitting down. >> What? What conversation? Almost immediately, it's clear this conversation won't go smoothly as the man is already trying to talk circles around the officers. >> Stand up. >> For what reason? >> You don't live here, so you're going to stand up. >> You don't live here either. >> We are here because of you. >> You're here because of me. >> Yes. Stand up. >> We're out with that man right now. >> If I don't If I don't live here, >> then you don't belong here. You shouldn't be in this building. >> How Why is nobody in this building say anything? Multiple people here told you this. >> They called us to come and remove you. >> Who called you? >> The company that owns the building. >> Residents that know you don't belong here. The concierge. >> They called. >> The person who let us in here cuz the door is locked. The door of which you were behind. >> What are you talking about? >> It's open down that way. I didn't come through here. >> It's fine. This door is locked. You still know. You don't belong here. We're not playing. We're not arguing with you all day. Stand up. Let's go. >> This is not an argument. >> Stand up. We're done talking. Stand up. >> I'm leaving. >> You are not leaving. Stand up. >> I'm not leaving. So, you're telling me I can't be here? But I'm not leaving. >> Sovereign of the Constitution of the United States here. >> Yeah. Yeah, >> you're accu You're making accusations of a situation you're not even aware of. >> Stand up. Come on. >> I'm not standing up. >> You are going to stand up. >> Stand up. >> I'm leaving. >> Stand up. Because we do not want to have to pick you up. >> You do not have to. Get out of my way. >> Stand up. >> Get out of my way. >> You do not call the shots here. You're going to stand up the shots. >> No, you do not. You're going to stand up >> and then what? >> And then you're going to be placed under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> You are. For what reason? >> For trespassing. >> That should have been his cue to quietly cooperate, but instead he doubles down. >> I was let in here earlier. >> You don't live here. >> You know you're not allowed reason to be here. >> What are you talking about? >> Stand up. Come on. Stand up. We're done. Come on. No. Get done. You had your chance. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Hands on your back. >> No. Hands behind your back. >> Some of the Constitution not under arrest for I'm not trespassing. What are you doing here? This is assault. This is an assault. This is assault. What you're doing right now? >> You're resisting. What? >> You're assaulting a sovereign of the president of the Constitution of the United States. >> No. Hey, take your hands off. >> I'm going to have put you on the floor if you not calm down. >> You understand that? You're not. You're under arrest. >> What for? >> We told you trespassing. >> No. I'm in. You're going to go on the floor very >> very soon. Now calm down. >> Let go. Let go. I can leave here on my own accord. >> Nope. >> What do you mean no? >> So you're res You're resisting. You're obstructing >> you're obstructing the law. What are you doing? >> Surging you from >> Oh, no. You already you've cuffed me. I'm under arrest for what? >> For trespassing. That's a false accusation. >> Okay. >> Yes, it is. >> If you have a room key in your pocket, maybe we'll >> No, it's not a room key. I just came through that hallway where somebody let me in. It's not locked down there. You're making false accusations. That door and that door. There's another egress over there. >> What are you doing >> for what? >> Get your hands off. >> Stop. Stop. >> What are you gonna do? You're going to break me. Take your gun out the head or shoot yourself in the head cuz right now you're breaking the law. >> Okay, you're fine with this. This is fraud. >> The suspect turns out to be 48-year-old Zong Jinn, a man without a permanent home. >> What? What are you doing? Get your hands off me. >> I'm not getting my hands off. >> No. >> No. >> Guess what you're doing right now? You're breaking the law of the United States. You can claim that as much as you want. >> Claim. Do you not know how the law works? You >> all right? >> All right. I'm going to get charged with disorderly person. >> Disorderly person. You're in violation of the constitution right now. Both of you in violation. >> I can't get my hands in there. >> Right now, you're breaking my wrist. You can break my You're colluding an act of treason right now. >> You're in violation of the Constitution. of the United States. And right now you're assaulting a sovereign of the Constitution of the United States. Both of you >> stop yelling, please. >> You're all all white. By all rights, somebody with property come. >> What? Both of you are colluded in acts of treason right now. in violation, placing both state of New Jersey and the state of Cobalt in violation and breach of contract with the United States. >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> Are you [Music] asking for another unit with a property badge? Does anybody have any >> understand what? Take these cuffs off. >> That's not how this works. >> I'm going to tell you how this work. Oh, right. >> How this how this works. >> How this works is that >> stomping your feet. Sit still. >> My feet. You were just stepping on my toes. I'm moving. Don't tell me what I'm doing. You >> pockets over there. >> Throw that up already. >> Some in here. >> Do you understand what's going on right now? Jyn pushes back until the end, but with restraints in place, there's no escaping what comes next. >> Okay, >> you're okay because what right now you're in violation of the Constitution of the United States, which is the law of the United States and we're here in the United States >> and I'm sovereign of the Constitution of the United States. >> That's fine. Yep. >> And you're fine with doing this? >> Yep. >> Really? >> Why? >> Because it's the law. What's the law? >> You can't trespass on other people's property. >> I wasn't. >> You are currently still are currently. >> I still am. No, >> I'm not. >> You're allowed on this property. >> Yeah. Well, somebody like let me >> So yesterday when they kicked you out of here and came back tonight. >> I was saying before. >> Nobody kicked me out of here. >> Okay. What do you mean? Okay. I haven't spoken to anybody of this property. >> Traffic headquarters. How you reading this radio? >> Nobody of this property has spoken to me. >> Okay. >> What okay? It's not okay. >> All right. Traffic Martino. I'll be >> No, you cannot do that. >> What are you trying to cover up? Uh, take this off me. This cutting into my hands. Don't even know. >> I'm not taking it off. >> Anybody else? >> Really? >> Why? >> Cuz you're under arrest. You can't arrest me right now. >> Okay. >> You're you're in violation of the Constitution of the United States. You're in violation of law. And what you're claiming right now is fraud >> against the entirety of the United States, against the entirety of the planet. You're in violation of human rights law right now. You're criminals. You're you're a crime against humanity. >> Exactly. Violations of the Constitution. Crimes against humanity. Breach of contract with the United States. >> I got to call >> 110. Where's the car with the property back? >> Yeah. No, it's time for Get your hands off of me. >> What do you mean no? >> This is not how this works. This is not how fraud works. >> Jyn was later charged with defiant trespassing and resisting arrest. >> In violation of being the person of the Constitution of the United States. The four of you are engaging in acts of treason. How >> about this one? >> Telling that person to leave their own elevator of the residence which neither not a single one of you are resident of nor representative of ma'am. >> And you're assaulting a person of the Constitution of the United States. >> Take your hands off. No. No. >> Wow. What happened to you? What do you mean? People just beat the crap out of you as a person. >> I've always been a person. >> Have you? Are you? Are you a person? >> Pretty sure. >> Are you a person in the Constitution? >> Probably. >> You maybe. You don't know. >> Guess not. >> But right now, >> somebody just got >> Yep. I got it. [Music] >> Yeah. >> I'm 70. >> Huh? Mine is 70. >> 70. >> Yeah, >> like that. S H A. >> Yep. S O D O R A D R. And my partner is >> Wait. O R A. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Uh font. I don't know his badge number, but it's Aaron. Font. Funk. >> Okay. >> Yep. And then the last two was uh Teddy. Yeah. Yeah. His full name is Teddy and last name Santiago. >> Ddy. >> Dy. Teddy. What? >> Uh, Santiago. >> Okay. >> And uh, who was it with? Alex Miller. I don't know their badges either, but >> Alex Miller. >> Yep. M I L O R. >> L E R. >> Yep. >> Those bad mine. >> Yeah. It's fine. I'll follow you out there. >> Yeah, that's I'll follow you out if you can go out there. In the end, Jyn was released with a summons. Number one, homeless citizen thinks a piece of paper will exempt him from following the law. Our last case takes us to Mount Laurel, where police conducting an inspection run into a man unwilling to provide his name or license. Here's what happens. [Music] >> This is a this a motor vehicle checkpoint. Yes. Do you have a license regation insurance? >> Oh my. I need my I need your license, registration, insurance. >> I'm not following my rights. >> Huh? >> I'm not not following my rights. So, >> turn the car off. >> Turn the car off. >> Turn turn the car off. >> Here. >> Can you sign this? >> Hold on. >> Here. >> You have to get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> No, I'm Excuse me. That's my fourth amendment, right? >> Get out of the car now. >> Step out of the car. >> I think that was an electric. >> Under your seat belt. Get out of the car. Step out of the car. I'm not asking again. >> Get out of the car. >> Take your seatelt off. Face the car. Get out. >> Hold on. >> Stacey, >> you need to get out of the car. >> Sir, you're obstructing us. Please stand. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. Put your hands behind your back. Get out. Oh, that's violating my fork and wipes. Take the phone. >> Don't resist. Don't resist. Hands on your back. >> Is someone helping this lady? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You're being detained right now. >> I have I committed a crime. >> This checkpoint. Okay. When we're summoned in here, I ask you for license regration insurance. >> Turn the car off. Um, I ran >> by you. >> I have a right to travel like everybody else. >> You don't have a >> CP3658. Let me know if you need the area. >> Have a seat. >> Can you get your lieutenant or supervisor? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Have a seat. Are you identifying yourself? In less than 5 minutes, the man is in cuffs. And this time, officers aren't entertaining any more excuses. >> Are you identifying yourself? >> I don't ask any I don't answer any questions. >> Huh? >> I don't answer any questions. >> Okay. So, you're refusing to identify yourself on this car stop. >> I refuse to answer any questions. >> Is that what you're telling me? >> Exactly. >> You're refusing to identify yourself and all that. I >> So, you're you're obstruction the administration of the law. I refuse to answer any questions. >> He's in custody. >> Okay. >> 158. He's in custody. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> I'm searching him. >> Spread your feet. >> He's He's in sales, I think, for that. touching one of those is going to gain. >> Huh? >> You're under arrest. I have to search you. All right. >> Take your shoes off. Pop your shoes off. Pop your shoes off, please. [Applause] >> But these are new. I never had shoes before. >> What' you say? >> I haven't had shoes before in a long time, but they fell apart. Well, >> you're good. >> I'm almost, you know, down here. We still have to identify yourself here. Put your shoe on. >> You going to provide your name now? Are you still refusing? >> With a suspect secured in the cruiser, all that's left for officers is to finish the paperwork. >> Who's writing the ticket for this? >> You saw no driver side mirror, too, among everything else that's there. Um, unless he's got his I don't know. Check his phone. It was I don't know if it's recording or not. kind of evidence. Is he register named Isaiah Harris? >> Yes, sir. >> I got uh I got seven so far. What you said? What else did he have? >> Oh, he >> Well, I got all that I got all that stuff. >> Not regular. >> Yep. I got all that stuff. 329 AB. >> I didn't see any lights or anything like that. I don't think he had a seat belt on. >> Yeah, I did. >> Okay. You did? >> Yep. All right. I got seven to comply with officer direction. Expired license. >> You have your incident number for this? >> Yes, sir. >> 32076. >> The suspect is spared a ride to jail, but the officers make it clear that he's still facing charges. >> Hey, listen. We're not taking you to jail. All right. >> Sure. >> Huh? >> Sure. >> All right. You're going to get released in a few minutes. Okay. Do you have any questions for me? You're going to be issued a couple motor vehicle traffic tickets. All right. And you're going to be issued a special complaint for obstruction. You have to identify yourself on a lawful car stop. All right. You have to appear to court um August 14th, 9:00 a.m. All right. And your vehicle is getting towed. You have to come to the station if you want your car out and you need proof of registration. All right. >> Probably show up with a simple race and constitutional lawyer. >> Okay, you're more than welcome to come up with a come to the station with a civil rights attorney and a constitutional rights lawyer. That's fine. Whatever you choose to do, okay? You'll have your time in court, but we're not going to hold court here. Okay? >> You didn't want to go after anybody. >> Huh? >> I didn't want to go after anybody. >> What I'll do is um I'm going to give you my business card. All right? And my name's on the ticket and the special complaint as well. All right? I'll put give you a case number right in here. Hold this for me, sir. >> With you. >> Do you have any questions for me, sir? Once you're released from custody. >> It's a shame that you're doing to this to a homeless man have anywhere to sleep. Sir, if you would have just identified yourself and not obstructed the administration obstruction of justice, we wouldn't have been in this situation. >> Just defending my 14th amendment's rights. I have the right to travel. I am not driving in commerce. >> Okay. But you violated title 39 8-1 fair to have your vehicle inspection. >> Those laws do not trump. You also you also violated 2C 29-1A obstruction of justice. That's why you were taken into custody, sir. >> Even now, the suspect struggles to see how his refusal to cooperate brought him to this very predicament. >> Do you have any questions for me? >> No. >> In the state of New Jersey, you have to identify yourself. You have to have a valid driver's license, registration, and your vehicle inspection in good order according to Title 39. Sir, >> no. What's the uh 320 76 32076 is the proper uh case number. You can put this gentleman's case card right here. I'm going to I'm going to release him from custody. all your properties in that bag along with your traffic tickets. Okay, sir. I just need you to step over this way, sir. Sir, once I take your handcuffs off, I just need you to put them on the top of your head for now. Okay. Do you have any questions for me, sir? You're good, sir. You're okay. All right. >> Ultimately, the man was hit with an obstruction charge and multiple traffic summons, then let go under the condition of appearing in court. Think they'll be making better choices next time? Let me know in the comments and I'll see you in the next video.