We're not going to play this sovereign citizen game, okay? And the plate on the car is fake. What's your name, sir? I'm Officer Carroll. You'll see it on the tickets I'm about to give your husband. >> Okay, why don't you just give him the ticket, sir? We can fight this later. He's going to jail. One more opportunity or else you're going to get taken out of the car. I do have a medical card, too. Welcome back to the Van Balion channel, guys. Today we head back to Illinois for the third time in as many weeks for yet another right to travel fail arrest and tow thanks to this no-nonsense Oak Lawn cop who has absolutely no time for this sovereign citizen nonsense. Right, let's get into the video. Okay, well, he's going to go to jail. He's going to jail. >> Where's the supervisor? Your driver's license in Illinois is invalidated. I asked you if you have a driver's license in another state. >> gave you a passport card. Okay, what is a passport card? There is It's the highest ID to travel with ever. Okay, you need a driver's license to drive a car. And the plate on the car is fake. The plate on the car is not fake. Where did Where did the plate come from? Officer, we don't have to answer any more questions with you. This is the fake plate the officer is referring to. You can just make out the number 4117240, which I'm sure you'll find on the Department of Transport website. These numbers are given to companies that operate commercial vehicles transporting passengers or hauling cargo in interstate commerce. And as we're about to find out, not for the purposes of skirting the state's requirement to register your vehicle. Where is your supervisor? Okay, where's your registration? Cuz we're we're not going to play this sovereign citizen game, okay? First of all, are you First of all, where's your supervisor? If you'd like to speak to my supervisor, you can go to the police station to speak to my supervisor. The supervisor does show up eventually, but not because this officer called him. And as is always the case, it doesn't change the outcome. Do you have your firearm, ma'am? Okay. Can we have a supervisor, sir? No, you cannot. Like my my partner said, you got a complaint or anything about that, you go to the police station and complain. >> What's your name? I'm Officer 398. Badge number 398. Anything else? What's your name, sir? I'm Officer Carroll. You'll see it on the tickets I'm about to give your husband. Okay, why don't you just give him the ticket, sir? We can fight this later. He's going to jail. I asked you if you had a driver's license and the car has no insurance. We don't need a driver's license, sir. It's about a car. You said to say this is not a registration. Okay, first of all, love the snappy comebacks from this officer. He nails every single one of her ridiculous talking points. Secondly, is the driver, your husband, allowed to do or say anything? Or does he need a special permit from you first? No, we're not stepping out of the car. >> All right, sir, you're getting another opportunity. One more opportunity or else you're going to get taken out of the car. Step out of the car right now. Why don't you just give him his tickets? Step out of the car right now. Where's your firearm, ma'am? All right, sir. Why don't you just give him the tickets? No, I I'll get the tickets. Step out of the car. Why are you arresting him? Cuz his driver's license is invalid. Get out of the car, sir. Step out of the car. Can you turn around for me? I wonder if the driver truly shares his wife's delusions, or deep down is he thinking, "Why do I keep allowing my wife to talk me into these crazy legal schemes? And why does it always end with me going to jail?" If it's the latter, you really need to start thinking for yourself, brother. What's wrong with this registration? Does your wife have a driver's license? I'm I'm going to make sure you don't have a medical card in your state. My supervisor just showed up. If you want to talk to him, you're more than welcome to. Come on, sir. Do you have a firearm? Yes, I do. I'm going to take you back to the police station. No, we're not going back to the police station. Why would we do that? You're going to the jail car. Oh, Mr. K9 wants to say hi to our sov-cit friend. What a shame they never got to meet. I remember the last time a sov-cit and a K9 got together, such a sweet encounter. Central 121 to copy. [Music] Want to step out of the follow my vehicle, please. When you step forward, please, I'm going to search your pockets before we go back to my squad car, all right? I don't know that. I'm not sure what you're doing. You got to put your hands behind your back. Uh, do you have any weapons on you? K9 has a 10-56 at 1500 hours today. Victoria 901 Charles. Uh, 025696 4 Charles. 65696. I'm 41 2 Charles. 45. You go ahead and put your hands behind your legs, all right? All right? No, no, no, officer. Not meant to be comfortable, sir. It's a lot more comfortable than the car with the K9 you thought you were getting into until the officer pointed out how ridiculous that suggestion was. Also, what did you expect? A limousine ride with champagne and chocolates? The wife, as you can see, is still talking to the supervisor. Of course, it goes about as well as you would expect. You got a warrant? Well, I think they They don't have insurance. The car's getting towed. I don't know. Sir, it's I'm I'm trying to find out. So, no valid insurance, it looks like no registration, and possibly not one valid driver's license between them. What a pair. Shout out to Oak Lawn PD though for not getting into a lengthy debate on the side of the road and for towing the car once they get her out of it, that is. 1 C Charles 4 S M D David J John C Charles T Tom 2 P Paul C Charles 690271. Do you mean his wife told him to give you his passport card and told him to tell you he didn't need a driver's license, and like a fool he believed it? The car's going to get towed, okay? All right. Cuz he has a fake license plate on the car cuz there's no insurance. That's it. Good work. Thank you. She's no blowing no either. She continues to argue and protest with the supervisor, but the car is getting towed, so she's coming out of the vehicle whether she wants to or not. And he's taking his tickets out of jail. And I'm going to make sure that That's where I'm Officer Carroll. They didn't even stop the state for checking. Information. I don't need a medical card because I don't trust you. I don't trust you. I'm Officer Carroll. Do you want to talk to my supervisor, please? Yeah, I'm not sure you're in a position to play the trust card when you're the one trying to manipulate the law with your pseudo-legal nonsense and by demanding a supervisor who you conveniently don't trust anymore because he refuses to pander to your delusions. [Music] And just when they thought they'd got rid of her, she comes back, sort of like a bad penny, to ask which police station the husband she helped to get into this mess was taken to. Oak Lawn Police Station. 9446 South Raymond Avenue. You have a phone, ma'am? You can Google it. Oak Lawn. Oak Lawn Police Station. 9446 South Raymond. That is where he's going. Thank you very much. Don't forget the herbs in the soft seat booklet in the car that contributed to your husband's arrest. You're going to need it for the next time you get pulled over because you guys find it impossible to learn from your mistakes for some reason. What stuff do you have? I have to get my booklet with my information on there. Yes. Thank you. And then there's something else that's in there. Those are my herbs. Can I get those? Yes. The marijuana? No, sir. Even though I do have a marijuana guitar, too. Okay, well, if you say so, but those are my herbs. Can I have them? Yes, you have them. Here they are. Yep. I am the I'm I'm That's not my herbs. It's that right there. In that bag. Yes. [Music] Oak Lawn, 9560 South Raymond. You want to travel? Take those two feet to travel, not in a car, and you can walk your happy ass from one part to the other part, not in a car, though. Yes, off she travels with her two feet and not so happy ass carrying her nonsense paperwork and herbs. The husband travels to jail. All right, Bob, I'm going to take him. Central 3, 11. I have one male, 95, from Russell Station. Did I tell her what? I did, yes. Give her the address. We're almost at the station, sir. So, there we are, guys. Another right to travel fail, arrest, and tour. And yes, this whole video was a fun pointing at a laptop screen. 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