That's not a law. I know my laws. >> Okay. So, you disobey a traffic. >> What happened to you when you're here, lawyer? >> Do you read case law? >> Yes, I do. Okay. >> Do you know the case law for this? >> I don't know it off the top of my head, but I can find it quickly. >> Get out of my car. >> Move out of the way. I'm going to get out your police camera on. >> Yes, I do. >> I feel very threatening you touching your >> Get back cuz you're getting out of the car. >> Call the police. Call the police. There's nothing quite like [music] watching stubborn pride run head first into a brick wall called reality. These entitled drivers swore they were above the rules only to talk themselves straight into an unforgettable mess. On May 2nd, 2024 in Neighborville, Illinois, a minor lane violation turned into a total disaster when a female driver thought she was above the law. Instead of just taking the ticket, she genuinely believed the rules didn't apply to her. And here is how it all went down. >> I'm pulling you over. Get back in your car. Get back in your car right now. Get back in your car. Get in your car. >> What are you doing? Hey. Hey. >> I don't know what your problem is. >> Send me a back. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Stop walking away from the stop. Get back in the car. >> I feel threatened. >> Get back in the car. >> No. >> Get back in the car. Do >> you have a police camera on? >> Yes, I do. >> I feel very threatened. You're touching your your >> Get back cuz you're getting out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Call the police. >> I'm stopping you because you crossed over the lane. Improper lane usage. I turned around and pulled you over. You got out of your car. Please get back in your car. >> Uh, no. Call your supervisor. No. >> Get back in your car. >> No. >> What's your deal? >> I don't know what your problem is. >> I pulled you over. Why are you here in the car? I didn't attack you. I didn't even touch you. Get back in your car. >> [panting] >> You need to take a moment. >> I don't know what your problem is, please. >> Okay, you need to get back in your car. >> What's going on? >> I don't know who I'm a lady. Stop. >> Please call your supervisor cuz you're not >> You're not Call your supervisor. You have no right to do this. >> You're on the way. >> Call your supervisor >> to pull you over. Yes, I do. >> So, we're going to stay here. I don't mind. I'm not going to put you in cage or anything like that right now. >> WHAT? I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING >> cuz you're not listening to my orders. I haven't done anything. >> I need you to relax. If you need to sit down, that's fine. We don't need to escalate any further. >> I haven't done anything. >> Okay. You >> trying to put me in handcuffs. What law have I broken? >> Cuz you're not listening to me. >> That's not a law. I know my laws. >> Okay. So, you disobeyed a traffic violation. >> I'm not talking to you. I need a lawyer. I'm not talking to you. Get your supervisor. I need a lawyer. >> That's fine. I got people coming. >> I need a supervisor. >> So, what I'm going to need is your identification right now. >> No, sir. Get your [ __ ] >> Okay. So, are you refusing to identify yourself? Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Get your supervisor >> to do. >> No, you don't. I haven't broken any laws. >> Yes, you have. >> No, I haven't. >> Yep. >> Yeah. I'm just supervisor right there. >> Brookdale and Westminister in the lot where the little strip mall is. >> Do you work here? >> I don't answer questions, especially from people who are attacking me. >> Instead of opening her purse and wrapping things up quietly in 3 minutes, she chose senseless stubbornness. Naturally, that foolish ego only made things much harder on herself. >> Well, I got a bunch of my officers here, so I'm going to need you to provide me with your license. >> No, sir. >> Okay, then you're going to be under arrest. I'm letting you know. >> That's the reason for the >> proper lane usage. >> No improper lane usage. >> Yes. You crossed over the middle of the line. I pulled you over. >> Pulling into this parking lot. >> Okay. So, you have one other option. If you do not provide me with your license right now, I'm going to take you to jail. Okay. >> That is incorrect. >> Okay. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back, please. You are not giving your driver license by law. Can I Can I touch you? If you got pulled over for a traffic stop, whatever the probable cause is, it is what it is. You are driving a car. You're operating a motor vehicle on an Illinois roadway and you have to provide your driver's license. If you fail to do that, you're going to be under arrest. So, we can go go through your things and find out who you are. >> You have no reason for search. You're Where's your warrant? >> You are under arrest. You are under arrest. >> Where's your warrant? If you want to go ahead and search real quick, ask. >> I do not understand. >> I am not under whatever you guys are doing. I do not understand. >> What do you do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. >> I have nothing on me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You have no right to go through my purse. >> Okay. >> No, you do not have right to go through my purse. You not approve of this. >> What is the reason for your detainment? >> You're not being What is the reason for your detainment? You are not providing your driver's license. >> That is not a valid reason. >> Okay. >> There is no reason for you to you can fight this in court. That's the whole point of this, right? So >> and you will all What's your badge number? >> What is your Aboriger? D Fletcher >> and A. You have no reason to go in my purse. Oh, I hope you have a good >> Yeah, you're under >> your Your police bonds will be in trouble. Your police bonds will be in trouble. >> Still in there. >> Uh, excuse me. Put my stuff back. >> This is against the law. >> All right, go ahead. >> All right, let's go take a seat. >> What is her name? And what is her bad IN THE CAR? >> I HAVE GOOD REASON TO ASK for badge number. >> You will have everyone's information. >> I want all four of you. >> Sit down in your car. 1 2 3 4. All of your bods will be in trouble. Just watch. >> That's good. >> You'll be re later. You'll see. >> All right. >> I do not understand. >> Even after being placed in the back of the patrol car, she still believes she was outside the law. All while complaining about the procedure and not getting A FREE PASS. >> WHAT IS THE REASON FOR MY DETAINMENT? >> This was the reason. That is not against the law. >> You said that >> something against the law. >> I am not under that law. Whatever it is that What code is that law? >> When you get >> What code is the law? >> When you receive a driver's license, you sign and you promise that when you are stopped by an officer that you will identify. >> What is the code? What is the code number? >> It's under a I don't know the exact code, but you have to provide identification when you get pulled over. You were involved in a traffic stop today. And that's what happened. You have to say who you are. There's no reason for me to be detained, especially in handcuffs. I do not understand. I do not understand. I do not authorize. I do not agree. Are my Is my car locked? Did you? >> Yeah, it's locked. And I'm not going to tow it or anything. I'm just going to leave it there. >> We have no reason to tow it. >> Well, subject to arrest, I'm allowed to, but I mean, I really don't see a reason cuz it's on private property. So, >> can I have my credit cards back? >> Yeah, you'll get them. They're coming with you to the jail. >> You said, "Yeah, you'll get them. You'll you'll get them at the jail." >> Yeah. So, they're coming with you. >> Why have you compensated confiscated my credit cards? Why did you take them out of my purse and not my other things? >> I got your refrigerator. >> Why do you have my purse? That was not illegal search. You had found my driver's license before you found my purse. Is that I'm not aware of the address. Can you tell me what the address is? >> Yeah. 135. >> Okay. >> Okay. Can you step out for me, please? >> I will not comply with this. I will not agree to comply. >> I'm not going to help in my detainment. >> I do not understand and I do not comply. >> Okay. So, let me just tell you how this works. Right now, you are under arrest and we have to book you. The longer that you refuse to let us book you, the longer you're going to sit here. It's not going to go away. We're not going to go away. You're just going to sit here forever. We have to book you. Whether or not you agree with it, >> I will not comply. I do not understand and I'm not going to assist you in my illawful arrest. This is incorrect and I would like to talk to my lawyer. >> Okay. Well, you can't do that until we book you. Once we book you, you can talk to whoever you want to talk to. You're not going to get a phone call. You're not going to go to the bathroom. You're not going to get anything >> until you let us something that is incorrectly ill. She flatly refused to get out of the car for booking, stalling for time to no avail. In the end, that stubborn attitude only shut the door on her chance of getting released on bail. >> I do not understand and I do not comply. >> Okay. Well, we can I can answer any questions for you, but before I do that, we'd like to get you in here so I can >> answer all your questions. >> I'm not going to assist in my detainment. >> No, it's not assisting in your detainment. It's just cooperating to get you in there so we can >> I'm not going to assist in my detainment. Well, they're going to they're going to bring you in there. Is there a medical condition that we should be aware of? >> I am on my menstrual cycle. >> Okay. Is there something that you can't get out of the car that you need to like maybe see a doctor or something or >> I will not answer any questions. >> Okay. So, that's why we're here. >> Why did you grab your gun? >> Because I don't know you and you're out of your vehicle. >> Why were you so aggressive? >> I was not aggressive. >> So, let's just kind of back it up. I don't know. I wasn't there, but I'm just trying to get to know what's going on. Can I first get what your first name is? >> I do not give names or anything. You already have illegally searched my purse and you are in possession of my wallet right now >> with my credit cards. You're in possession with my of my wallet and my credit cards and there's no reason for it. Why didn't you put it back in my purse? >> They're going to give you all that back. >> But how come you didn't take the rest of my purse if you took my wallet >> and my credit cards? I have cash. You didn't take the cash. How about this? How about this? >> Cuz I don't care for the money. How about I ask all answer all your questions and in return you just come on in here so that we can kind of get that >> I'm not going to do anything that is in agreement. I do not understand. I do not comply. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> And I'm not going to assist in in an unlawful detainment. >> Okay. No, sir. As far as the charges, >> can you please tell me what is the code of the of the reason that he pulled me over? What was the lawful code of that? >> How about this? How about I answer all your questions? Not here in the garage, but inside there, and I'll answer all your questions if you do me the favor and just let us get the process going. >> No, sir. >> Okay. Well, you can't sit in the car. Okay. You have to go in there. Okay. >> And the easiest way to do that is that you just step out and follow us in there. >> I do not comply. >> There is. >> Realizing her weak arguments had run their course. She went completely limp. Lying flat on the ground like a dead fish turned the whole scene into an absolute disaster. >> At this point, I'm going to remain silent. I remain silent. I plead the fifth. >> Okay, we're going to take you out of the car. Get the door. >> So, go ahead and take your foot here. We're going to go ahead and move your feet out. >> Okay. Do not hurt me. Do not hurt me because if you hurt me, >> I have not done anything to you. I just want you to walk. >> Do not hurt me. >> Okay. >> You need to sit in this car or this chair. >> I do not understand and I do not comply. >> Okay. Hold on a second. Why don't you sit down? Think about what you're doing. All we want you to do >> Can you pull my pants back up, please? >> All we want you to do is to walk my pants back up. Can you pull my pants up? >> Absolutely. >> Why don't you stand up so we can do that? >> Okay. Can you pull my pants up? >> Can you stand up so we can do that? >> No, please. >> Okay. Well, no, then I can't. >> Do you need Do you need a paramedic or an ambulance to check you out? >> Can you pull my pants up? I'm I'm >> Can you stand up so we can assist you? >> I'm not appropriately stand my stomach. Can you please >> I'll get >> Can you please cover my stomach with me? >> Oh, he's >> um I think she's going to be doing it again. So, one, two, three. >> Can you bring my button? >> Okay. Put me down this way. My stairs. >> Okay. Put her on sit her on the city position. Would you would you please walk in for us the rest of the way? >> No, sir. Nothing personal, but I am not going to assist in my detainment. >> In the end, she was arrested and faced charges of improper lane usage, obstructing an officer, and resisting arrest. Once the clip went viral, people had no patience for her behavior, filling the comments with biting sarcasm. If she can't deal with a simple traffic stop, then she shouldn't be driving at all. Lights, camera action. Let the whimpering, shaking, and fake breathing begin. Start revoking licenses for people who don't understand basic traffic rules. Meanwhile, another sovereign citizen out there firmly believes their own delusion is even smarter. Yet another stop sign violation called for police intervention. This time, Christine crossed paths with a deputy, still convinced she was some kind of streetwise legal scholar with sovereign citizen ideas. That is right up until reality taught her a lesson. >> How can I help you? >> How's it going? Deputy Puerto the Sheriff's Office. I'm just stopping you for the stop sign there at Walnut. You just kind of rolled straight through it. Okay. I I don't want nobody to get hit. People ride bikes and stuff through here. Okay. >> I rolled through the stop sign. >> Yeah. Like pretty blatantly. >> Okay. I don't recall doing that at all. I >> That's fine. I watched you do it. Do you have your license registration insurance? >> Yeah, I do. I'll show you my license. I don't ever let anyone hold it. >> Well, I need it. So, >> I'm required to show it to you. >> Okay. I need it so I can go run your information. >> There's my information. Right. >> Give me your Give me your driver. I'm not doing this. >> Sir. >> Ma'am, I'm not required. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> No, sir. >> I need >> I am not required to give it. >> Can you hand me your license? >> No, sir. I'm I don't Here. Here's my license. Here. Here's my hand. I will not hand you my license. I am not required to hand you in your hand. >> Listen, I'm going to tell you what's going to happen is I'm going to call for a supervisor and he's going to tell you that you're going to give me your license. Go. >> No, sir. >> And for the for the time being because with all due respect, listen to me. Listen to me. >> No, sir. >> Yes. Yes, ma'am. No, sir. >> Step out, please. >> No, sir. Step out. >> Excuse me. >> Step out, please. >> No, sir. >> Yes. You are uncooperative. I would like you to speak for a second, please. >> Yes. I I don't want to talk to you. I'll speak to him. >> This is my traffic stop. I >> I don't care. You don't. >> I need you to step out. Yes. >> You'll just have to wait a second. >> No, I don't. It's not on your timing. It's on mine. >> No, it's not. >> There's United States case law. Pennsylvania versus >> I don't care what that is. >> Okay. You're going to go to jail for resisting if you don't get out of your car. >> What am I under arrest for? >> 314. Can you have a supervisor? >> What am I under arrest? >> Just just just hear me out for a second. I >> I am. >> He's asked you to step out of the vehicle. Whether you agree with it or not, that's a lawful command. Okay. So, just if you step out and comply, we can, you know, wrap this up. They probably would have even been a warning. He probably wouldn't even gave you whatever he pulled you over for. >> Um, >> this is Can I say something? >> Of course. Go ahead. I'll hear you. >> He asked for my driver's license. I showed it to him. I know for a fact that I'm not required by law to give it to him in his hand. >> So, where's your driver's license currently? >> My driver's license is right here. That's my driver's license. I showed it to him because I'm driving a motor vehicle. I'm required to show you my license if you ask. >> Do you mind if I get that? I I don't have to give it to you. I don't ever hand anybody original documents in their hand. >> Barely flashing her driver's license and ignoring every order, she kept blabbering about personal [music] freedoms. Naturally, her grand attempt to site case law without actually remembering a single rule quickly turned into a complete joke. >> For a fact, I'm not required to hand an officer my driver's license. I have to show it to you. >> Do you read case law? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Do you know the case law for this? I don't know it off the top of my head, but I can find it quickly. >> Okay. >> I just I'm not >> I'm just I'm just saying I know what my rights are. >> Yeah, I know your rights, too. I'm I'm certified in the state of Florida as LEO officer. I know rights. I know case law. I know everything. >> That's excellent. Because right now >> So, I just I just don't understand. >> He's violating my rights right now. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Explain me how >> he's say he first of all, he lied to me saying that I have to hand my license over. No, I don't. I don't have to give it to him in his hand. He wants to get >> I didn't ask for your opinion. I asked how your rights are being violated. >> I told you that's it's not an opinion. It's a fact that it's okay. >> Okay. >> Um I'm sorry you feel that way about how whatever you got going on with your original documents, but that's unfortunately not how it goes. >> I know what the law is. >> Okay. Hey, you know, >> I know I don't have >> a lot a lot of people a lot of people do think they know the law and >> I have to show it. I don't >> Do you get pulled over often? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. What did you get pulled over for today? >> He's saying that I ran a stop sign or I don't know what he's saying. He's saying that I rolled through a stop sign. That's what he's saying. >> Okay, >> that's fine. >> So, I still haven't heard anything that would violate your rights. I'm still trying to I'm still not tracking on that aspect. >> I'll get a lawyer and >> make any threats. He stated that you would be arrested if you didn't step out of the caught on your body. So, we're It'll get >> you You would have been arrested if you didn't step out of the vehicle is what you said. >> Okay. Well, I'm here right now. >> Right. So, here we are. You're here. Your rights have not been violated. He doesn't have your license. >> Not for the camera, but whatever. We'll deal with it in court if we have to. I'm good. >> 100%. >> What exactly are we waiting for here? >> What do you mean? >> What are we waiting for here? >> Entertain for the duration of a stop. >> Okay. So, my partner's done conducting his business. You're not free to leave. That's >> right. So, I I'm detained and you can only detain me for like 20 minutes unless you're going to arrest me. >> You were detained since since you were stopped. Yeah. >> Okay. So, we're about 15 minutes into it. >> Assuming you know that case all too, right? >> I don't have to answer that. I'm not going to answer that. >> Realizing you simply can't reason with the stubborn, the officer stopped wasting his breath on explanations. And just like that, her refusal to cooperate officially turned into an arrest for resisting. >> Not real sometimes. Yeah. >> Can you turn around? Place your hands behind your back, please. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Arrest for resisting. >> Resisting. What? What am I charged with? >> Resisting. Obstruction law enforcement. Yes. >> Put your hands together like resisting. >> Put them together so they're more comfortable. Like, let go of them. Just put them together. >> And what's my original charge? >> I just told you resisting obstruction to provide you provide me your driver's license and exit your vehicle in which you told me no. numerous times. >> I said no to my driver's license. I exited the vehicle. We're going to try to get you back to take the >> Yes. Where are those? >> Um, >> I'd like to I'd like to roll up the window to my vehicle. >> We're telling you. So, we're going to be doing an inventory search and make sure there's nothing valuable inside before the tow truck driver gets here. >> Okay. Well, they cannot search my vehicle. Um, yeah. I'll take my whole purse. I'll take Actually, you know what? Who's going to do the search in my vehicle? Excuse me, officer. Excuse me, officer. Get out of my vehicle, please. >> Excuse me, officer. Get out of my vehicle, please. >> Come on. >> I actually leave it in my vehicle. Put Put my stuff back. >> You don't have permission to go in. >> She doesn't want to take it. She doesn't want to take it. >> Put my stuff back. >> You do. You have anything on you at all? It doesn't look like you have problems. >> I'm not going to even answer that question again. I've already answered it. >> I'm going to just let you know if they find anything on your person. >> I already know that. I know that. Okay. >> Listen. Listen real quick. I'm going to pat you down with the back of my hand to prevent any type of groping or anything like that. Okay. >> There's supposed to be a female officer here. >> You do not have one anywhere near you. So that's why I am going to pat you with the back of my hand to make sure you have nothing on you sharp. That's all it is. I'm not going inside. You clearly don't have >> You guys are really crooked and correct. >> No, it's knowledgeable. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> It's okay. It's okay to not have knowledge in a certain area. That's why we try to educate. >> You know nothing about me. Nothing at all. >> You know everything. Go ahead and hop in. Yeah, that he needs to get out of my vehicle. He's doing an illegal search in my vehicle. >> Inventory search inventory. So when the tow truck comes, you want to grab that so they don't break. >> He needs They need to get out of my vehicle. I have said on your body cam multiple times, turn your face so I can grab your glasses. >> You do not have permission to get in my vehicle. >> All right. Well, you're going to the green roof in and set. >> With every sovereign citizen argument completely dismantled, she still refused to keep a shred of dignity. Instead, she kept tossing around the Fifth Amendment, threatening to sue the entire department. >> An illegal search of my vehicle right now. I said multiple times, they do not have permission to search my vehicle, and they're doing it anyways. This is the most corrupted sheriff's office and officers I have ever encountered in my entire life. It's absolutely disgusting. Absolutely disgusting. Do >> you want these sunglasses? >> You just conducted an illegal search in my vehicle. I hope that that dash cam >> Yeah, I do. >> To come with you or the car? >> You know what? Put everything in my car. You don't have the right to touch anything in my vehicle >> like Tik Tok or something. But that's >> With all due respect, I have family members in this [ __ ] agency. You people are dirty as [ __ ] >> All right. Whatever you say. Okay. No, go ahead. Close it. >> I don't want to see your ugly [ __ ] face. >> I'm checking. >> Your name? Christine? >> Dirty [ __ ] ass. I'm not answering any of your questions. Didn't get out of the vehicle the first time you asked me to. >> You're correct. >> You are [ __ ] up. >> Yeah, you're right. >> Yeah, I know I am. [ __ ] dirty ass. >> Have you been arrested before? I'm not answering any of your questions. I invoke my fifth amendment right to remain silent. I want a lawyer. >> You low down dirty lying sacks of [ __ ] All of you. >> Right. >> Right. And I think you [ __ ] know it. I don't know how you sleep at night, but you're going to pay for everything. All of your [ __ ] misdeeds in this life. You're going to pay for all of them. You're [ __ ] sick as [ __ ] >> Don't commit crime. >> You I didn't commit a [ __ ] crime. You're the one that's committing a crime. >> Is that all you got? >> You're [ __ ] sick. >> That's what you want to hear. >> That's all you're You are sick. If you don't hand over your license, even if you show it to him, which is your only requirement and obligation, if you don't hand it over to them, they'll get pissed and then they'll make up some [ __ ] charge to arrest you just because you pissed them off. Nice. >> Yeah. [ __ ] my van and everything else. >> Do you want to talk to him at all, my supervisor? No, >> go ahead and take me to the [ __ ] jail so I can get this [ __ ] on the road. >> In the end, she was arrested and taken to jail on charges of resisting and obstructing an officer. Because of her delusions, she turned down a simple ticket, paying the price with a criminal record and a night behind bars. Do you think she actually learned her lesson this time? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Now, that delusion is nothing compared to the tricks of this next sovereign citizen. Pulled over for a simple lane violation on October 14th, 2023 in Georgia, this woman decided to turn the parking lot into her personal stage with a bunch of silly sovereign citizen nonsense. Let's see where the brazen attitude of this self-proclaimed queen actually leads. I can't hear you. Can you roll the window down? >> Ma'am, I cannot hear you. Can you roll the window down, please? >> Ma'am, can you roll the window down? >> I can't hear you. >> I'm having a hard time hearing you. I cannot hear you. Why did you turn off? >> Because of the lane change. Can you roll the window down? >> I had my signal. >> You crossed those. >> I have the receipt. Ma'am, I'm having a hard time hearing >> you cannot pull me over. American radio. >> Do you have any ID with you? >> This is my ID. >> Okay. Do you have a license with you? >> This is my I don't have to have license to drive a car. >> You don't have to have a license to drive a car. >> Drive a car. >> I'm I'm having a hard time hearing you. Can you roll the window down? >> There you go. There you go. right there. And you had no right to fool me over. So there you go. Look at that. I don't want to try. >> What's your Do you have your driver's license with you? >> Leave me alone. >> What's your name? >> That's it. That's my name. >> This one doesn't >> I'm sorry. >> I can't hear you. Back of the car. >> The back of this car doesn't matter right now. >> That's all I have to say. The back of that car. >> Are you from Georgia? >> No, I'm not. >> You need to get a supervisor. >> I am a supervisor, ma'am. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, ma'am. I'm a Corporal Kang. >> You a who? >> I'm Corporal Kang. >> Paying good money for fake sovereignty cards, these people genuinely believe they are above the law. Naturally, that kind of foolishness quickly turns them into an internet joke. No, I never seen this one in my life. >> It's got my picture on there. It's got my name on there and it's got my white, my height, and my weight. That's all. >> That's all you need. >> Do you have a Georgia driver's license with you by any chance? Ma'am, I'm I'm having a hard time hearing you. Just stay here and watch her. >> Ma'am, step out of THE CAR. >> I DON'T CAR. You're going to step out. Move out OF THE WAY. I'M GOING TO GET OUT. Kick your ass. You're not going to me and tell me what to do. >> You're going to step out of my way. >> Stop going to cover. All right. You're You're being Hey, they're me and he's trying to real tight. I'm not resisting and I'm not >> All right. Let go of your hand. Let go of your phone. >> Wait a minute. LET ME PUT MY PHONE DOWN. YOU'RE NOT JUST GOING TO TAKE MY CELL PHONE. >> OKAY. >> LET ME PUT MY PHONE IN THE CAR. >> Let me speak to THE OFFICER. >> BUT HE'S RIGHT HERE. He's trying to take my phone. >> He knows you're there. He's trying to be nasty. >> No. No. No. No. >> All right. >> Can you stand by with her? >> Yes. Yes. >> Like I'm going to run. No. I don't appreciate how he did that. >> Don't play with me. No, I'm bad. I don't like that. >> Have a listen. >> Slow down so I can hear you slow. >> All right. >> That's what I do. >> I'm Officer Fenderson. >> Okay. And I'm pissed. I don't have time for you. What's your I understand that you piss, [laughter] >> right? >> 5 4 3 2 It's not It's not It's not not that bad. What you get? Go Falcon. Go Dragon. Go. >> It's all my ID. I don't have to have a regular ID. That's my name and I'm That's it. That's my ID now. That's my name. >> Are you from Georgia? >> That's my name. >> Are you from Georgia? >> No, I'm not. >> Where you from? >> I'm from where? Where does that say right there? >> Americanamean. That's what it says, >> right? That's my ID. I had no police officer have a problem with that. >> I've showed it to other officers and that's my ID. I just got pulled over the other day. That's my ID. >> Okay. I need to find out who you are. >> It don't matter. That's who I am on that ID. >> Do you have a valid driver's license? >> That's what I use. I don't have to have a driver's license to maneuver. That is You do not have to have license to drive a car. >> Yes, you do. >> No, you do not. >> Yeah. No, you do not. I'm not a United States citizen. >> What citizen are you? >> United States citizen. That's on my ID. It tells you who I am. I am not a United States citizen. You're going to get in trouble. He didn't read the back of that card. I keep telling you a fee schedule and outlet. So, you might as well get ready for it. That's my ID. >> Instead of handing over a driver's license, she thought a nameless laminated card outranked state law. Meanwhile, the officers only cared about getting her actual fingerprints. >> Okay. I need to see her license and she's not providing the license to us. Understand? Understand? >> I understand what you need. Okay. She had the right to travel. >> Okay. >> She is not United States citizen. >> All right. >> All right. >> Ma'am, do you can I can I borrow your left finger real quick? >> No, you're not taking my fingerprints. No, you're not. You can't do that. >> He better look at the back of that ID. Ma'am, >> you cannot fingerprint me. I want you to pay attention to what's going on right now, Louis. So, you need to get whoever on the phone, get King Sbury on the phone and tell him that they're trying to make me give them the my uh fingerprints. No, I'm not. That's my ID. >> I'm not. >> What is your last name, Dad? >> That is my last name. >> Wait, which one? >> Marie. >> Marie. First name? >> Joyce. >> Your data birth? >> 1967 or something. A >> Have you had the license from United States? >> Have I had who? >> Driver's license from United Not. No, I have not. >> You never had a license. >> No. >> Okay. >> I have the right to travel. I don't have to have that. >> You had any name changes? >> Do what? >> Have your name been changed? >> My name? That's my god-given name. That's my god-given name. >> Okay. What's the name on your first search date? >> I'm not telling you Joyce Marie. Why? >> Where were you born? >> Where were you born? >> I was born in Korea. >> Oh, okay. Well, good luck. I was born in the US of America. >> Okay. What state? >> Listen. >> Do what? >> All right, ma'am. I'm still I'm going to borrow your left finger. Okay. >> No, you're not fixing to fingerprint me without me my permission. This is private property. >> Okay, then you're under arrest. >> Okay, take me then. >> Let's go back to the police car right there. >> Hold on. Let me put my phone in here. >> No. No. You're going to go back to the police car. >> No, I can't. >> Yes, ma'am. You can. >> Will you let me get in my car for a minute? >> No. No. No. >> Can I get my pirate ship? >> Listen to the office. Let's go back to the police car. All right. This is I'm giving you a lawful command. So, let's go back to the police car. >> What do you want me to do? Uh, >> listen. Um, you don't have the authority to arrest her. She didn't break the crime. >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, sir. >> My They're misviolating my rights. >> When you go to the jail, it's going they're going to make you >> make me what? >> Fingerprint you. Like, it's the jail is a different type of rule. >> So, you >> you make a thing. >> Go ahead. Take the fingerprint. But I People going to be in trouble when this is over with. I'm telling you, he's going to be mad >> cuz he don't know who I am. And that's why I'm trying to tell him. He's going to be pissed off >> cuz I don't The jail will create a identity. They'll take a picture and create a name. >> Well, if they create one, they're going to be the one that's in trouble. You can't create something that I'm not. >> All right. I'm just going to borrow your left finger. Send your middle finger. Give me one second. >> Thank you. Can I sit down? >> We almost done. >> My back hurts. >> Once the curtain dropped on her delusions, all that sovereign citizen preaching turned out to be nothing more than a clumsy act. And then came the plain truth. She was actively dodging an outstanding warrant. >> All right, ma'am. So, what's going to happen is that you are getting a you have a warrant for your arrest. Okay. So, you're going to go in full right there. Okay. >> So, you're under arrest. >> I don't care. Unnecessary >> because you're under arrest. >> I want the bond. I don't All I want is the bond. I want the bond. The front and the bond. That's it. That's what the judge is going to have to give me is the bond over this cuz I am the uh beneficiary and he's the administrator. So, let's go. >> Is that the all the weed that you have on your pants? >> Yes. Get it out of my pants. >> And I want it back. >> Uh, no. You're not getting it back. >> Oh, yeah. I am. No. Watch. I'm [clears throat] telling you a lot. >> No, we're not going to. I'm going to impound the car. >> Why would you impound the car? >> Because you're under arrest. >> That ain't got nothing to do with it. It's not. >> So, let's go put her back back over your car. >> 197 that ID stand. It's law. I'm say I was coerced. >> Co what? >> Coerced and kidnapped. >> Yeah, I'm telling you. >> Can you roll the back window down real quick? >> It's okay. >> Hey, Joyce. >> What? >> All right. So, real quick, when was the last time you smoked weed? >> When you pulled up in the parking lot, that's what you get. And that stuff in that little bitty valve, I collect crystals. So, I crush them up and I make necklaces. So, you're getting ready to look real stupid because you searched my car. I'm United States National. Okay. American national and you're in trouble. I have a fee schedule and a UCCc1308 in place for this right here. So, you have also made me give you my fingerprint and it was on that ID. You could not do that. So, I'm telling you, you searched my car illegally and that's where I'm >> in the end. She was arrested and taken down to the county jail. She truly thought a few half-baked legal buzzwords from the internet could put her above the law and send the police packing. Instead, they gave her the ultimate freedom of movement, right inside four jail cell walls. Think only young folks [music] can be this stubborn? Wait till you see this next sovereign granny. Pulled over for running a stop sign on July 10th, 2025 in Florida. This woman decided to turn the intersection into a stage for her sovereign citizen circus. deluded into thinking she was above the law. What embarrassing lesson did the officer have in store for her? >> Hello there. Good morning. >> Hello. Can I >> Hi. Yes, you can. My name's Officer Dean with the M Beach Police Department. Just like to let you know that this traffic stop is being audio video recorded. Okay. Um the reasons for the stop is just because of your incomplete stop during the stop sign at Ocean and Pine. Okay. You just kind of stop right in the middle of the intersection after you've already passed the stop sign and the stop bar. You stopped in the middle of the intersection and then you proceeded to go. Okay. Do you have a driver's license on you? >> I don't. >> You don't have your driver's license? Do you have a driver's license? >> Yes. >> Yes. Is it valid? >> Yes. >> It is valid. Are you the registered owner of the vehicle? >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. Any reason why it wouldn't be? >> Yeah. >> Ma'am, you got to speak up. I can't hear you very well. Because I don't think it's necessary to drive travel in my car. You don't think you need a driver's license to drive your car? >> What does that mean? >> Okay. Who's the registered owner of this vehicle? Okay. What is your first name? Do you have the registration for your vehicle? I'm sorry. I don't need to see the registration for your vehicle. Why do you think that I don't need to see it? Because what you're doing was illegal. I am traveling illegal. >> You ran a stop sign. >> I didn't run a stop sign. I stopped >> in the middle of the intersection after you've already ran the stop sign. >> No. >> Okay. Do you have insurance? >> No, I don't. Do you have insurance? >> Okay. So, you're driving a motor vehicle in the state of Florida. Okay. You're required to have a driver's license. You're required to show proof of insurance. Like so many sovereign citizens, she believed the rules simply didn't apply to her and boldly turned the tables to question the officer, completely oblivious to the bigger trouble heading her way. >> And I would like to know what caused what may have another unit. >> I'm sorry. >> Why are you pulling over? >> I am pulling you over. >> Allow me to answer your question for the fourth time. The reason for your stop today is because you ran a stop sign and now I'm initiating a traffic stop based off of that moving violation. Okay? >> And I'm telling you that I am a real person with real hands and legs. >> I'm not a corporation. I'm not the person found on my identification. >> Okay. But in the state of Florida, you have to have a valid driver's license. >> Yes, I am. I am. >> Do you realize that what you're doing right now is harassment? >> No. What I'm doing right now is a legal traffic stop based off of a violation that I observed. >> I am not personalized. >> So, do you have a driver's license? >> You don't have a driver's license? Okay. Have you ever been issued a driver's license in Florida? >> Okay. When was that? >> Okay. So, is it valid or is it not valid? >> I think it's valid. >> Okay. But why won't you why won't you show your >> Because I don't have to. >> Okay. on the constitutional United States would not have >> I think you are very misinformed about the laws in the state of Florida. I'm not. Trust me, I'm not. >> There have been no harm done. >> You ran a stop sign. >> You ran a stop sign. >> Has any has any property been taken? >> No. >> So, you are harassing. >> Okay. You ran a stop sign which is a moving violation in the state of Florida. >> You have [clears throat] no proof of insurance. You don't want to give me any of your paperwork. >> I don't need any of that. I'm traveling in my >> You do need that. You have to You have to provide that documentation. Driving is not a right. It is a privilege. >> No, driving is actually is a privilege. >> It is not a right. Ma'am, >> yeah. >> It It's not. It said on the driver's license that you say you were issued, it says on your driver's license that driving is not a right. Ma'am, >> I can't do that. >> Okay. >> I did go to jail. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to ask you to do is step out of the car. >> Why? >> Because I'm asking you to step out of the car. It's a lawful order. Because you are not cooperating with my traffic stop. >> The arrival of backup put an immediate end to the nonsense chatter. In the end, all that stubborn refusal to cooperate bought her was being physically pulled straight out of the vehicle. >> What's up? >> I'm going to have her step out. >> All right. Step out. >> Step out. >> She doesn't want to provide any information. >> Step out. >> Are you going to kidnap me? >> Get out of jail. Get out of the car. You're going to jail. You're going to jail. Get out of the car. >> Oh. Oh, no. Out of the car. >> Hold on. >> Get out OF THE CAR. >> HELP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GO ON YOUR GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> STOP RESISTING. >> Stop resisting. Oh, you can't. >> Get out of the car. >> Oh my god. >> Give me your hands. >> Oh my god. Oh, you're hurting me. >> Well, stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> I got to get up. It's hot. It's hot. >> Well, then stop resisting. WE'LL GET YOU OFF THE GROUND. How about that? Good job there. Good. You went through the white female. >> I'm burning on the punk. >> We're going to get you up in a second. >> Dad, you got out of the car like she asked you to. >> Hold on. I'm trying to walk you. [screaming] >> Up on your knees. >> My glasses. I can't stand up my glasses. >> We'll get them for you in a minute. >> Stand up. She thought about that before you resisted. >> Get up. >> I can't. >> Stand up. >> I can't. >> Why can't you? >> Cuz I'm very weak. >> Okay. One leg at a time. Okay. >> Oh god. >> I can't. >> Come on. Stand up. >> I can't. It's burning me. Well, >> they got to stand up. Okay. >> Step up. One, two, three. I need my phone. I need my phone. >> All right, we'll get it. She's going to search you. >> Help. I've been kidnapped. Okay. My feet are burning. Can I have my shoes? >> You'll have your shoes in a second. >> Listen, next time an officer orders you out of the vehicle, you're required to get out. Do you understand? >> You don't really have the right to order. >> Yeah, we do. >> I need your >> I'm the I'm the corporal. I'm the supervisor. Case law says Pennsylvania versus Sims. All right, have a seat. Now you got a resisting charge. >> How do I have a resistance? >> Yep. You didn't get out of the car. >> You good, Ta? >> Yeah. >> Everything good? >> What' you have? >> So, she ran a stop sign. >> Okay. >> She did give me her name, but um >> she ran a stop sign. She says she doesn't have to give proof of insurance, doesn't have to give the registration, doesn't have to give me your driver's license. I asked her for driver's license valid. Told me that I didn't need to know that information. Okay. >> Um, and then as soon as you pulled up, I said, "Step out of the car." She said, "I don't have to step out of the car and find a lady constitution." Blah, blah, blah. She said she's traveling, not driving. She's not a professional driver. >> Cool. All right. 10:15. Got resisting. Hey, I don't see a current registration and or insurance in this stack. >> It's all expired. Rider for everything. >> Rider for uh you got resisting uh which is 10:15 for but you have the stop sign which is PC and you got uh no proof of insurance, no proof of registration. She was ultimately arrested and hit with charges of resisting an officer without violence, failing to stop at a stop sign, failing to present a driver's license and proof of insurance, and driving with an expired registration over 6 months. Faith can carry us a long way, but blind delusion only paves the path to trouble. Still, the biggest shock comes when this next sovereign woman is finally forced to face reality. On March 2nd, 2025 in Ohio, police pulled over a car with no license plates and heavily tinted windows, running straight into a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen queen, thinking a few parited legal myths put her above the justice system. Let's see just how far she escalated this stop. >> Well, I need a license. You're driving. You're on the road. You're driving. >> Well, you're all in it and you don't have plates. There's no visible plates. One in the front, one in the back. It's >> Is that your ID? >> It's my nationality card. >> Can I see it, please? >> You're looking at it. I can't give it to you. My consulate said I can't give my ID. >> Okay. So, you need a >> call. Wait, where's your supervisor so I can speak to the supervisor? >> You can talk to our supervisor when you're done at the station. >> Okay. I'm not going to the station. Anything illegal. >> We need your driver's license. >> I need illegal. What is the reason for you pulling me over? >> I've already given you two reasons. You're altering it out. That's illegal. And you don't have a Yes. The window tent. The window tent. the window tinsel. >> I'm not from not so am I transporting goods for 50 people. >> It doesn't matter. You're driving on a you're driving a motor vehicle on the roadway in the United States of America. You're driving a car. >> This is an engine. It doesn't have a motor in it. Have an engine. >> We're not going to play these games. >> I'm not playing games. >> You need to identify yourself. >> Mia McLean L. Mia L. L. Make sure you add the E. >> Why is the VIN number taped over on the windshield? Because the car is not under United States jurisdiction. So I don't have to show you the window. >> I need your date of birth. You need to identify yourself. All right. >> I gave you my first name. >> You have to identify yourself. So you go to jail. L. I just identify myself. I just identify myself. Did I not? You asked for a name, so I gave it to you. >> Give us your driver's license. >> I'm from Ohio. >> Do you have an Ohio ID? >> I'm not from this area. >> Where are you from? I'm from Corporate State, Illinois. >> Okay. Do you have an Illinois ID? >> I have a nationality card. Sir, you're asking for identification. The nationality card takes the place of a driver. >> We need a A nationality card does not take the place of a driver's license. >> You need a driver's license to drive on the roadways. >> As if I'm transporting good services. I'm just traveling by myself. It doesn't matter if you're by yourself or you're with 17 other people on a bus. >> You need a driver's license. >> You need to provide identification. >> And we need to get back to our jobs, too. I get it. You can get back to Illinois. All you have to do is identify yourself. >> And then we'll be done here in 5 minutes. >> But you want to play these stupid petty games saying you're traveling and you're a a citizen of wherever. Okay. We just need identification from you. Bottom line. >> Passing up a smooth 30-second encounter, she chose to play word games to twist the law. Naturally, barricading herself inside the car behind an imaginary free pass only dragged her into much deeper trouble. >> Pulled you over cuz there's no license plates on the car. >> I don't need license plates. >> You do need license plates to drive on the roadways in the United States of America. >> Well, I'm not United States citizen, so I don't need no driver. >> You're not a United States citizen? Where are you a citizen of? >> I just told you Morocco. That's the name of this country. >> Of what? What's the country? >> You're from Morocco. >> Do you have a Do you have a license in Morocco? Did the vehicle come from Morocco? >> Yeah, sure did. >> It did? I'm not sure. >> Okay. See, now we're getting somewhere. See, we're having an adult conversation like adults, right? >> I guess. >> From Morocco. Do you have an ID from Morocco? >> I have a nationality card. >> A nationality card? >> Yes, sir. >> Can I see it? >> I can show it to you. >> Can you hand it to me so I can read it? >> But you can see it right here. >> Oh, okay. I'll play those games. You want to get out of here, right? >> Do you want to get out of here? >> I'm getting paid until I'm done. So, I really don't care one way or another. >> I can't hear you. >> I'm not coming outside. >> You've been ordered out of the car. >> You've been ordered out of the car. >> You understand? You're going to be under placed under arrest if you don't exit the car. >> You're being ordered out of the car right now. So, step on out. >> Are you refusing to get out of the car? >> What did you call you? Well, I can see a few things. I'm not sure what he the other officer pulled you over for. Right now, we're going to have you step on out. This is your final opportunity to supervise. >> I'm right here. >> What's your name? >> Sergeant Mike Dy. >> Okay, sir. >> Badge number 62. For right now, we're going to have you step out of the car. We got the legal right to ask you to step out of the car for a traffic stop. So, step on out. >> If If not, you're obstructing official business. >> So, how about you get the sheriff down here? >> Nope. Sheriff isn't coming down here. >> Okay. You have to step out of the car. >> You don't step out of the car, you're going to be under arrest. >> Not going to keep explaining the same thing to you. >> Huh? >> Why are you not trying to >> We're not trying to be >> Seeing the officer put on gloves to break the window, she suddenly hit the gas and took off, sparking a dangerous pursuit through the streets. Radio car's taking off. >> It did get a good stick with the terminator. Headed back to York. Rear wheel is flat. Looks like we're slow. Coming up. We're soft. Yeah, she's just stopping with the traffic in front of her. Heat. Heat. Heat. Still north right now. She's stuck in the wood. Waiting for it to turn green. actually still speeds are 35. Where you at? All right. Looks like they're still going northbound on Chevy. North Bomb. the railroad track. >> Her getaway was finally brought to an end, but the dangerous nature of the stop forced officers to move in with extreme caution. >> NOW, OPEN THE DOOR AND STEP OUT. HEY, we're going to bring her far right. I need a hands and a less lethal. YES, THAT'S IT. NIA, WALK BACKWARDS TO THE SOUND OF MY VOICE. WALK BACKWARDS. >> Keep coming back. Keep coming. I got commands. Step to your right. Step over that. >> That's it. She's the only one. >> Hey, back up here. Back up here. Hey. Hey. Close your door. Get out of the vehicle. Thank you. >> Back up. KEEP WALKING BACK. 2. >> SO, OBVIOUSLY, you're in here. You're in custody. You can't just get up and walk away. So, I'm going to read this to you real fast. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court of law. >> And then we put the car in the drive and drove away. >> Can you tell me why we did that? >> Because I felt like my safety didn't. >> Okay. What made you feel like your safety was in danger? >> Because they put on gloves like they was about to punch out my window. >> Okay. Um I wasn't on the traffic stop. So >> I know I I contacted and I asked for a sheriff. They said they wouldn't there was nobody around. >> So at that point, >> who else was going to talk to if I came to talk to the higher sheriff? >> Okay. They were at your car. Did they ask you to get out or anything? >> Yes, they did. >> Okay. Did you say you weren't getting out? Like I I wasn't there. I haven't watched body cam. I was at home having dinner. Now I'm here. So I'm I'm leaving it up to you to kind of fill in the blanks. I haven't even gone back and talk to them yet. Um I like to give you guys your chance to tell me your side of the story because I can come over here and talk to you real fast and then I'll go talk to them. Like they've got they get paid to wait to talk to me. You're sitting here. So I fig come to you first. Okay. >> Okay. >> Um so they asked you to get out of the car. You said you didn't want to. >> I said what was the reason for me getting out of the car? >> Okay. [clears throat] In the end, she was arrested and faced a laundry list of charges. Fictitious or missing license plates, fleeing and eluding police, obstructing official business, driving without a valid license, vandalism, and failure to comply with an order to stop. How many months behind bars do you think she deserves for such a reckless chase? Let me know in the comments below. At the end of the day, foolish pride always costs far more than a simple ticket. Which one of these drivers took things too far? 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