White Ford F250 solver citizen. >> I have a letter from the attorney general's office saying that that's an out of the car. >> Easiest way to not get these on you is to, you know, listen to the commands that were given to you. Are you a sovereign citizen, too? >> No. >> No. You don't believe in your husband's nonsense? Welcome back to the Vanalian channel, guys. Today we head back to Washington State for yet another right to travel fail, courtesy of this infamous sovereign citizen who we last saw getting arrested in this video and making a complete fool of himself during a trial where he chose to represent himself. And today he's no different, but this time he gets laughed at by his non-soft city wife. Right, let's get into the video. >> Recording. Going to be Kimell near the Burger King with a white Ford F250 sovereign citizen. How you doing? House bar gigar police department. You are being audio and video recorded. Great. >> Reason why I stopped is for the license plate. >> Oh yeah. Papers. >> We're not going through this. You got that ID on you real quick? >> If it's just an ID, that's all I want. >> I got to give you this first. >> Don't want it. That's okay. Go ahead and remove the paper from the VIN, please. >> We got to give you this first. >> Can you remove the paper from the VIN, please? >> Sure. We'll do whatever you want. I just got to give you this first. >> I'm not taking that. I need the the paper removed from the VIN or you're under arrest. >> Okay. So, you're you're you're denying this information, right? >> Yes, I am. I need your ID and I need the paper removed from the VIN, please. >> Don't you just love the laminated warning? It shows how dedicated he is to this stupidity. Also notice how this is the second time in as many videos that a female passenger has bailed on a soft set. It's almost like it's becoming a trend. >> I reserve all rights. Remove my rent. Please need your ID and the paper removed from the VIN. Please. >> Probable cause >> ID. >> No problem. >> Paper from the VIN. >> Emergency. >> Okay. We have no problem call. We have no emergency being stopped to just check papers. And uh I have a letter from the attorney general's office saying that that's an Yeah, typical softit asks the attorney general of a state 2 minutes from now he claims he isn't in or a part of a narrowly scoped question without context. Then takes the answer as justification for driving illegally and not identifying. So disingenuous. Anyway, he now produces a white ID card which the officer described in his police report as homemade. routine for now. You get a driver's license, sir? >> You just ask for an ID? >> You know, Washington State or other state driver's license? I'm not taking that. >> Okay. Which driver's license do you want? >> I want a Washington state or whatever state you're through. And I need the paper removed from the VIN. >> Okay. So, are you assuming we're in the state of Washington? I'm not in the state of Washington. >> That's great. I'm not acting in the capacity of a driver, so I'm not carrying a driver's license. >> Uh, we're not doing this. Remove the paper from the VIN. >> I'm just letting you know I'm not acting. >> Remove the paper from the VIN. >> Remove the paper from the VIN. That's a misdemeanor. >> That's not a misdemeanor. Protected under the fourth. >> The sheer hypocrisy of misiting the Fourth Amendment while this time claiming laws derived from the 10th Amendment don't exist is amazing. Anyway, he continues to produce documents the officer didn't ask for until the supervisor gets there. Of course, >> at this point, you're under arrest. Go ahead and turn off the vehicle and exit the vehicle for me. >> For what purpose? What? >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> So, you're not doing it by yourself. You're not moving the van from the train. No. >> Trying to give an idea. So, I didn't >> step out of the car. You're under arrest. I don't want that. >> I want a state driver's license. >> If I was act I have a driver's license, but if I was acting in the capacity of a driver, I'd have my driver's license, but I'm not traveling personal property point A to point B. So, you refusing my identification? >> We're not doing this. I want a Washington state or other state driver's license. This is a Washington state passport. >> And I need you to remove the paper from the viz. >> Washington state passport. >> No. And I fulfilled my obligation. >> No. >> What part of produce your Washington state driver's license or you're under arrest? Do you not understand? How many times do you have to get arrested and lose in court before the penny finally drops that this doesn't work? So now that we can't say failure to obstruct or failure to >> you're still under arrest and you get to exit the vehicle, sir. >> For what purpose? I haven't done nothing wrong. I haven't heard anybody. >> You want to shake me down? >> Can you turn off the vehicle for me, please? >> Okay. >> Is that a lawful request? >> Yes, it is. >> For what? Under what law? cuz you're about to get cross with an interstate vms here and I'm about to make you exit the vehicle and I'd like to do it safely so we don't injure other people in the process. >> Right. Come on this side Blackwell. >> This is where backup arrives in the form of Sergeant Blackwell to assist with the arrest. He has absolutely no time for this sovereign citizen nonsense. He approaches the vehicle and observes officer Barber verbally state to the driver he is under arrest and to step out of the vehicle. But our softset friend has other ideas. Recording. >> Hey, get out of the car. What? >> If you're under arrest, get out of the car. I'm >> trying to kick my wife home from work, man. What are you doing? >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. All right, calm down. Calm down. Get out of the car. Calm down. Out of the car. Calm down. >> Calm down, mate. According to the police report, you just tried to shut your door on Officer Barber's forearm, reagravating a previous injury. You don't get to tell people to calm down right now. >> Turn around. Put your arms behind your back. You're under arrest. >> Lock the door. 25 here. Oh, okay. >> Yeah, that was his wife who bailed on him at the beginning of the stop to get a coffee from Starbucks. We'll come back to her at the end of the video to get her interesting reaction and outcome which I'm sure infuriated our softset friend. Go the other side. Got the camera walls. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the >> Sorry, give me one second. >> There's the same traveler plate that appears in this Gig Harbor Now article regarding this stop and his run for mayor in 2025, which he lost by a whopping 83.8% to incumbent Mary Barber. Link to the article is in the description. >> Okay, thank you. >> Grab that. Traveler. >> Traveler and I want to uncover the van. Didn't want to provide a state license. >> All right. Sorry. >> Can I loosen up just a little bit, please? >> Well, how about you listen to me real quick? >> Okay. I see it's punishment. >> All right. Listen. >> You have the right to anything with you. You can attorney make you understand all that. Step on out. We can remove those. You understand all that? >> Yep. >> Are you sure about that, Chris? Because the plate on your truck and the fact that you're in handcuffs suggests otherwise. >> Those rights of mine. You want to answer any questions? >> I answered all the questions. >> Which one of them are you complaining about? >> The right one. >> This one here? >> Yeah. >> Actually, they're both the right one. >> No, they're handcuffs. They're not going to be comfortable, but they aren't the proper fight tightness. Easiest way to not get these on you is to, you know, listen to the commands that were given to you. >> I was trying. I did everything I was asked to do. Everything I was asked to do, I did it. >> Yeah. Except for the two reasons why you're in handcuffs, of course. Those being producing your driver's license and hiding your VIN. Honestly, this guy is the epitome of the idiom confidently incorrect. >> So, what is this arrest for anyways? >> Failure to identify obstruction >> to identify yourself to a police officer and obstructing the VIN in your vehicle. >> To give you a That's not a crime. >> Yes, it is. >> To give you a passport, you denied it. >> Don't want your passport or your traveling papers or any of that other nonsense. >> ID. >> All right. So, listen up. I need to remove the VIN or the paper from the VIN. Can I have your consent to remove that? >> Negative. >> All right. >> All right. We'll call a tow truck. >> Secured as evidence. Take it to the PD. Do >> now. That's how you deal with a soft. No messing around. Just a quick let me see the VIN or it goes to the impound lot. Brilliant. This is possibly one of the best supervisors to ever show up on a traffic stop. Discounting corporal rigging, of course, for obvious reasons. Anyway, on to the clip of his wife. >> All right, that's got to go to the PD. He won't uncover the VIN. >> So, ma'am, unfortunately, everything in the car, see, it has to stay in the car. We're going to do >> Yeah, we can't take it out. >> Oh, that's my for my work. >> All right. So, are you a sovereign citizen, too? >> I'm sorry. >> Are you a sovereign citizen, too? >> No. >> No. Oh, you don't believe in your husband's nonsense. >> Can I put your uh >> Is that your husband? >> Okay. Well, unfortunately for your husband, this stuff doesn't ever work out. So, one, he's not identifying himself. He doesn't want to give me a state name or a state driver's license, and he's got a piece of paper covering the van with no license plate. So, now I've got to take this thing as evidence to figure out where this vehicle belongs to. >> Sorry. >> I know, but I have to go through the steps now. All right. >> Okay. My stuff is there. >> I know. And I'm sorry. >> Hard work. And then who's gonna drive that? >> They go home. >> Uh where do you live at? >> Here in Malachi. >> I can take you home. Yes, ma'am. Yeah. >> Props to that officer for offering her a lift home. And good on her for accepting it. And shame on him for choosing his crappy beliefs over his wife. >> What's your husband's name? >> Chris Haywood. >> What is it? >> Chris Haywood. >> Haywood. >> Yeah, he does have a driver's license. Okay. Uh, how do you spell his last name? >> H A Y W O D. >> Yeah. Christopher. >> Yeah. So, you >> What's his uh >> Why did you stop him? Because of that license plate. >> Huh? >> Why did you stop him? >> No license plate. >> Oh, the traveler. >> Yeah, that's not a valid plate. And what's his birthday? You know, Chris's birthday. >> Yes. 12. >> All right. Thank you. Do you mind writing that new? >> So, you guys know me over there at the Gig Harbor Police Department, huh? >> Turn your lights on before you even saw the back end of the truck. >> I saw your traveler plate. That's about all I needed. >> You turned the lights on before you saw the traffic right behind you. >> Knowing about it beforehand. >> Never met you before in my life, sir. Why don't you turn the lights on before? >> Yeah. How's he behind you? Go ahead and stop right here. >> All right, guys. So, his car was impounded and he was charged with displaying a plate not issued by the Department of Licensing, obscuring the ID of a machine, meaning his VIN, and failed to stop, give info, and obey an officer. 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