I call myself a divine a divine being. I guess violating my due process. You read me my rights. >> Hop out of the car right now. >> Read me my rights. >> You have the right to hop out of the vehicle. >> I have the right to remain silent. And I have the right to break your window. But if that's not >> Why would you break my window? Welcome back to the Vambalian channel, guys. Today we head to Minnesota for a video where a self-proclaimed state national and divine being tries to use Tik Tok law and gaslighting when she gets pulled over for suspected driving under the influence by tribal police officers. And of course, it goes about as well as you would expect. Right, let's get into the video. >> How you doing tonight? >> Good. How you doing? >> I'm great. Officer Tony with the Tribal Police Department. The reason I'm stopping you is because you're failing to maintain lane. You keep drifting over the fog line. Is there any reason for that? >> I mean, what's wrong with that? It's >> illegal. >> What? >> It's illegal to drift over the fog line. >> To drift over the fog line? What if I'm going over the fog line to avoid a bump or because there's a car coming or >> what? >> What if I have reason to do that? >> Well, it's fully legal. You still can't do that. >> I can't do it. >> Correct. You cannot >> So, what happens if I do it? >> Then you get pulled over and you could get a ticket for it. Well, I mean, how can you say that? I can't do that. >> I can say that cuz you can't. It's illegal. What do you mean? >> I mean, I don't understand how like >> it's against the law >> to to avoid bumps and to >> to cross over the white fog line. >> What if there's something that jumps out on the road on me or there's a person there's a person walking or something >> right behind you? That wasn't the case, was it? >> I I'm not sure what you you know what you mean. I think it means the hypothetical you're proposing to divert away from the likely reason for the manner of your driving is just that a hypothetical. >> I mean, I'm not sure what you mean. >> Well, you're the one that stopped me. >> I'm asking the reason why you crossed over the fog line. >> The I I don't think that I was I was just staying on the right side a little bit. And >> you know, I like to be on the right side, not the left side. It seems safer to me to be a little bit over the right side. your lights were bright in my rearview mirror a little bit. >> Okay. >> I was kind of wondering if you were a cop, but you know what I mean. I'm not really sure that that's something that is something that I shouldn't do. I feel like if I, you know, feel more comfortable right there. I wasn't in the ditch. I wasn't going over the yellow line. Was I? >> You were not. It was. >> Okay. >> So, what you're basically saying is the police officer made you commit the traffic violation. Yeah. Right. I'm sure the crazy Karens who follow you on Facebook will lap this up, but I don't think this cop or the judge is going to buy it. Do >> you have your license proof insurance? >> Um, I'm sure I do somewhere. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I'm sure I do. >> Can I get your license? >> Did you guys I mean like you're creeping me out. >> How about you step out of the car, please? >> I I don't want to step out. >> Please step out of the car. >> Step out of the car, please. >> I'm not going to talk to you. >> Did somebody call me in for something? Did somebody get hurt? So, so legally I I have a right to tell you to step out of the car for any reason. The Supreme Court has uh said we could do that. It's Pennsylvania versus Mims. >> Well, there's other Supreme Court law that says otherwise. And I have rights. >> In a previous Facebook live traffic stop, she cited Brown versus Texas as an excuse why she didn't need to identify. >> You really needed my name? Like Brown versus Texas gives me the right to not give you my name unless there's been a crime committed and you just are accusing me of things at this point. In that traffic stop, she was pulled over for driving without a license, which she received a citation for. So, it didn't apply then. And if that is the case she was referring to, it doesn't apply now because she has allegedly committed a traffic violation. Whereas, Pennsylvania versus Mims, of course, does apply because she's refusing to cooperate, which can jeopardize officer safety. >> Step out of the car. >> I have rights. Are you Can you read me my rights, please? >> Step out of the car. If you're going to if you're if you're taking me out of my car, I need you to remain my rights. >> Step out of the car. You're going to get pulled out. >> Uh, can I just give you my license and insurance like you asked? >> Step out of the car. You're going to get pulled out of the car. >> I don't feel like I need to get >> Why would you pull me out for this? What did I do? >> Unlock your squad. >> What did I do? >> Step out of the car. >> What did I do? >> Refusing ID and >> I can give you ID. I didn't refuse that. I did not I did not refuse that. >> I will. Will you give me a minute to shut your lights off? >> No. >> You know, this is like like I have rights and you're you're kind of violating it. Like you have no right to stop me over something. >> Are you like a sovereign citizen or what? I Yeah. No, not a sovereign citizen. That's an oxymoron. Why would Why would you say that even? >> Well, because because a lot of people identify with like sovereign movement. Are you like a What do you call yourself? >> I call myself a divine a divine being, I guess. >> Okay. A being >> a divine >> divine being. >> Divine being. >> So, she's an unsure divine being and according to this video, a self-proclaimed state national. >> I'm a state national. So, you don't have your power over me. I feel like that you think I do because I'm >> But she's definitely not a sovereign citizen, guys. Even though she's using the sovereign citizen script. Either way, traffic laws apply to you whether you like it or not. >> Are you going to take this? >> Yeah, I'm going to take it if you give it to me. >> I don't really want to give it to you, but cuz you're forcing me. You're forcing me. You threatened to take me out of my car, right? >> Yep. >> Like that wasn't very nice of you. >> Pulling stuff out of your car. >> That wasn't very nice of you. I don't want to be pulled out of my car. >> I don't What? What's wrong? >> What's wrong is he's I'm just trying to get to go over I need to put my kid on the bus in the morning. He's stopping me for going over a fog line or something. He's making this up. He's accusing me of things that I didn't do. I'm like, does he have any actual evidence? Did somebody call me in for this? Did I hurt somebody? I have rights here. And if you're not going to read me my rights, then why would I get out of my car? >> What? What? What do you mean read your rights? >> Well, why would he ask me to? You're stopping me. I have every right to go keep going. That has to be the dumbest 30 seconds of sovereign citizen Karen Derp I've ever heard. So much so that it's worth a replay and then a quick breakdown. >> What? >> What's wrong? >> What's wrong is he's I'm just trying to get to go over I need to put my kid on the bus in the morning. He's stopping me for going over a fog line or something. He's making this up. He's accusing me of things that I didn't do. I'm like, does he have any actual evidence? Did somebody call me in for this? Did I hurt somebody? I have rights here. And if you're not going to read me my rights, then why would I get out of my car? >> What? What? What do you mean read your rights? >> Well, why would he ask me to? You're stopping me. I have every right to go keep going. >> Using your kid to gain sympathy and as an excuse for why you shouldn't be held accountable is pretty low. She then tries to minimize the alleged offense, which the officer was making up anyway. Demands a standard of evidence that isn't required or she knows isn't available while ignoring the evidence from the actual witness. demands her rights, then immediately shows she doesn't understand them by demanding they read her Miranda. Did I miss anything? >> I think what he was asking you for was your identification, correct? >> Is that my Is that a good enough ID? >> Yep. You have proof of insurance? >> Yeah, on my phone. >> Oh, I probably have it in my purse, too. I probably have it in here. But I don't want to get out. And I don't think you should force somebody to get out for some fog line anything. I have rights, >> ma'am. >> And you have responsibilities and I understand that and I appreciate you being >> My name is Officer Damon Schwarz. I work for the Lax Travel Police Department. I'm informing you that lawfully you are required to exit the vehicle. >> Okay, >> that's toothbrush. >> If you do not comply with commands, you will be placed under arrest for obstructing legal process. I don't want tour. >> I don't didn't obstruct legal process. You guys, >> if refusing to step out of your vehicle after you've been given numerous lawful orders to do so isn't the very definition of obstructing the legal process, I don't know what is. >> Hey, step instructed you to exit the vehicle. If you do not comply, you will be removed from the vehicle. Okay. >> You're really going to remove me from the vehicle? Step out for now. There's no reason to take me out. I'm complying. I am complying. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not trying to be stopped. >> You're not complying. You're not stepping out of the vehicle. >> I don't think I need to. You're scaring me. >> You guys, there's like six or seven of you. You have guns. >> Complains about how many officers are there with guns. But 2 minutes from now suggests calling 911 for more officers, you know, with guns. Yeah, make that make sense. Listen, >> you came up. You came out so fast. I've only been on for a few minutes. >> You have been given lawful orders to exit the vehicle. You need to comply or you will be removed. >> And you're going to let me leave then. >> You are going to exit the vehicle. >> What are you going to do with me if I exit the vehicle? >> What are you going to do with me? You guys, >> we'll come back here and we'll chat and move. >> I don't want to. We can chat here. >> Exit the vehicle. >> We can chat right here. I'm talking to you just fine. >> You need to exit the vehicle. Okay. I need to make sure you're not impaired. >> I'm not impaired. Look at me. I'm talking just fine to you. >> The whole way up here. Okay. >> I what? >> You're crossing the whole >> Your lights were bright in my eye and I have every right to >> to swerve over Eddie. >> If that's the case, we're going to figure that out. >> Hey, please step out for us. But you need to step out. Okay. >> So, you're violating my due process. You read me my rights. >> Step out of the car right now. >> Read me my rights. >> You have the right to hop out of the vehicle. >> She also has the right to remain silent as she herself is about to point out. Unfortunately, it's a moot point because she lacks the ability. >> I have the right to remain silent and I have the right >> I have to break your window a bit if that's we have >> Why would you break my window? >> Because we're telling you to leave, get out of the vehicle, and if you don't get out of the vehicle, >> you're >> Is there Can I call 911 for myself, please? >> You're scaring the heck out of me. >> That's another crime. >> I That's what I'm saying. You're supposed to be here for me. >> They are there for you. In fact, all their attention is on you at the moment. They also have a duty to protect the public from you if it turns out you're driving under the influence. >> So why you just do what he's asking? >> Because you guys are scaring me. I don't think you're going to let me leave. I have place I have a kid. I have to get on the bus. I have things I have to do. >> And the faster you comply, the faster you get out of here. >> No, cuz I'm scared you're going to try to accuse me of more things. >> Or maybe you're afraid of what they might find during the inevitable search of the vehicle. Who knows? That's >> if you don't comply with our orders, you're going to get arrested for obstructing. You need to step out of the vehicle. >> Your eyes are very dilated. Holy cow. >> Says the lady is suspected of driving under the influence. >> It's a lawful command to step and exit the vehicle. >> Okay, >> I'm not reaching. I'm just Have you seen this? >> I'm ask Listen to me clearly one more time. I'm going to ask you I'm going to ask you one more time to get out. If you do not get out, I'm going to tell you you're under arrest. Okay? >> Get out of the car. You're going to let me leave after this. >> Get out of the car, Lisa. >> You have 3 seconds. >> Why do you have to be like that? >> Because that's the way of the law. >> Why do you have to What's your name, sir? >> Officer Tony with the M Travel Police Department. >> And are you acting as a person right now? Like, are you acting as like Tony? Are you acting as the police department? Who are you acting as? What are you acting as is a much better question and one I'm sure my viewers will take great pleasure in answering in the comments. >> Stop. Calm down. Back off, you guys. >> You're under arrest right now. Get out. >> No, I'm not. >> You're under arrest. Get out of the car. >> Hop out. I'm going to break the window. >> I know you are. I'm sorry that you're going to be like that. >> Hop out. >> Please don't be like that. Please. Please don't do that. She's not. >> Please don't do that. Please move your hands. >> Please hop on the vehicle. >> Please don't do that. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. I'm not >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Did I? I went I went over the fog light. Please don't do this. All right. Let me out. Let me out. Don't do it, though. Please don't arrest me. Please don't arrest me. Please. No. You got to You got My kids I got to get my kid on the bus. >> Hop out. We'll figure this out. Hop out for me. >> You can't just hop out for me. We'll figure it out. >> I didn't really do anything though. like nothing's nobody's been injured or anything. >> You're going to go to the ground. Do you understand? >> I'm not trying to be injured. >> Again, using your kid as an excuse for why you shouldn't be held accountable for your actions is one of the lowest things you can do. Maybe consider the consequences of your actions next time. Or is that too much to ask for an unsure divine being? Please let me go. >> You're not going to see >> I would be safe. I wasn't I was >> going to jail, man. >> Can you please let me go now? >> Nice. >> You have anything on you or in the vehicle? I can see. >> Do you have picture ID? We know it's her for sure. No, we don't. >> You want to b that front or what? >> Yeah. We 10:15 or what? >> Lee, we're going to inventory the vehicle. >> Actually, I think there's mar here. I smelled bunch of weed. There's a roach. There's a roach right there. >> You got your phone on you? >> Yep. >> Do you see that roach right there? >> Go and take a picture of that. >> Put it somewhere. It's just >> You find anything good? >> There's a couple roaches here. >> Okay. >> Let me take that. >> She's acting very She's up and down. >> Yeah, that's where you found. >> It was It's definitely some Sovereign Citizen stuff. >> So, yeah, the inventory of the vehicle before towing turned up a car full of roaches and of course the old jazz cabbage, which led to her being arrested and charged with obstruction and driving under the influence. Right, thank you so much for watching guys. If you enjoyed this video, please leave me a like, share the video, and subscribe to the channel. Thank you also to my channel members and patrons for your continued support. I really appreciate it. And if you would like to support me and get early access to videos like this, then please consider becoming either a channel member or a patron. Links in the description. Right, take care all and I will catch up with you in the next video.