He has a corporation. >> Okay. Does that make sense? >> Not at all. >> There's no reason to act like this. Do not touch me. >> Do not touch me. >> Get out of your car. >> Do not touch me. >> These are times when sovereign citizens act like laws don't exist. Starting with this woman who thought buying license plates off of eBay gave her the freedom to do anything. >> You don't have any license plates on your vehicle. I do have a I have a private I don't need a license plate. >> A license plate not bought from eBay. >> Back in 2023, an officer pulled over a car with a private plate taped to the back windshield. But as he walked up to talk to the driver, he knew he was in for a long day of sovereign rant. >> Hello. >> Hello. How are we doing? I'm officer Douglas Korea police. The reason for the stop is you don't have a tag on your vehicle. >> Right. It's not I don't I don't contract with the state of Ohio. Okay. >> Um, I'm a private national. >> Okay. So, you're is sovereign citizen thing? >> Well, no, it's not a sovereign citiz. >> Are you Moorish? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. Do you have anything with the VIN on the vehicle? >> No, just >> no registration or anything like that? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> I do have my uh all my information right here. >> Okay. Do you mind if I see that? >> Yes. >> And I also have my mor it should be right there. All right. Yes. >> Have you ever had a Ohio ID before? >> I don't I don't contract with the state of Ohio. >> So, have you ever had an Ohio ID before? >> No, I don't contract with them. >> Okay. All right. You want Yes, ma'am. >> Here's also my right to travel that's also notorized and and um it's notorized and it's filed with the state of Ohio. >> Okay. >> It's an affidavit of my right to travel. >> What is your first name? Is it >> Assada? >> Okay. And then your last name is Bae. >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. And I'm on my way somewhere. That's very important. Okay. >> And you're kind of holding me up. And I also do have a fee schedule as well. >> A fee schedule. >> Yes. Schedule. >> I don't I don't know what that is. >> It's a fee schedule for if I'm bothered in my private mode of travel. So this is a notice of intent fee schedule. So this is for any and everything that you may have going to pull me over for or anything that you may keep me on the side of the road for. >> Call a fee schedule. Yes, it is a peace schedule. Can I have my ID back? So I >> Yeah, you're welcome to. >> So I can go. >> You're not free to leave. >> Why? >> Cuz you're being detained. >> Detained? >> Yeah, it's a traffic stop. You're detained. You're not on handcuffs or anything like that, but >> this is unlawful detainment. It >> is not. I know you believe it is, but I' I've done this plenty of times. Okay. >> Okay. Well, I also have the right to travel >> in my private transportation. >> It's my private mode of transportation. >> May I see that? Here. You want to trade? I'll give you this back. >> No, you cannot. >> Oh, okay. All right. Well, just like I said, you're not free to go, okay? So, just hang out for one second. All right. >> The officer ran her Morris ID and found her real name was Dominique. But when he went back to confirm it, she came prepared with stories and receipts straight out of the conspiracy subreddit. >> What was your name before it was bae? >> My name is Ata Lar. That's all that the old name does not matter. >> So, this is this is my name. This is my name and this is I this is filed with the Morris National Network. >> Well, that's not the state of Ohio. That's not law enforcement, >> right? And I'm talking about Supreme Court law. I'm not talking about state of Ohio. Supreme Court law. >> I am a Morris National and this is my travel card. I went through all the proper steps to get my travel card. I went through all the proper steps to put everybody on notice and this is what it is. >> So, that's not a driver's license. Okay. It it is my right to I don't have a driver's license because I do not contract with the state of Ohio for a driver's license. I do have a right to travel in my private mode of travel and this is my private mode of travel. I'm not trying to be difficult. I'm just letting you know I have a right to be private. I live in the private and this is how I conduct my affairs. I don't contract with the state of Ohio with the driver's license. I don't contract with the state of Ohio for anything. I have a right to contract how I want because I live in the private. This is my travel card and this is my Morris American national name. >> You don't drive on any public streets or anything like that? >> I'm not I'm not conducting commerce. This is a I'm not for hire. I'm not for any of that. So, I'm not conducting commerce on any public highways. I'm not doing any type of uh business. I'm not conducting any commerce that would need me to have a driver's license. And I have not committed a crime. >> You have committed a crime? >> I have not committed a crime. >> You don't have any license plates on your vehicle? I do have a I have a private I don't need a license plate. >> You need a license plate not bought from eBay on your vehicle. You need to be regress network when it came with my ID. It's a private what they have on eBay is not my business. It's not my concern. But this is a private vehicle. I'm not for hire. I'm not for contract. And I'm not conducting any type of commerce, sir. >> Okay. I understand that you fully believe in all this. Okay. And I respect >> No, I know. I know. And it's not what I believe in. It's what I know. I I know I know that the Supreme Court law states that I have a right to travel just like I'm traveling. Supreme Court law says that. Not me. I didn't say it. I didn't make it up. >> Since Dominique wouldn't share her info, the officer did it for her. Complete with a few old driving charges. And her response, pure sovereign citizen improv. Well, why can't you accept my Morris National ID and keep me let me go? >> Because it was not issued by recognized government. >> But this is we are our own government. We have our own Morris national government. Yes, we do. Okay. But >> but it's not recognized by state of Ohio or United States government. >> It is recognized by It is recogn It's definitely recognized by the Department of Justice. >> Well, it's we No, no, no, no, no, no. We have a right here. Here we have a Department of Justice and it's all on the back. Would you like to read it? Right here we have a Department of Justice and it's all on the back. Would you like to read it? >> Who uh is the Morish? >> Yes, the government. The Moorish National Government. >> As the stop dragged on, Dominique refused to comply and kept repeating her own rules of the road while the officer tried to stay grounded in well, reality. >> This is not the first time. I have and I've never had any issues like I do in Berea. >> I have the worst issues with it. It's the Berea Police Department. I feel like at this point it's like a harassment type. >> No, no, no, no, no. I'm talking about the the people that work for you or under you. At this point, I feel like it's harassment. I don't know if it's because the color of my skin. I don't know if it's because I choose to live in the private because I have a choice to live in the private. >> Tell us about Green State like walking up that way. It was it was registered here >> in Ohio or through the Mo Nation? >> No, it was registered here when I bought it because I had to register it here when I bought it. >> Did they give you a temporary tag? >> Yes. And it expired. >> Okay. >> And once it expired, I never got anything else because I do not contract with the state of Ohio >> to get a license. Okay. >> I'm not trying to be difficult. This is just what I'm, you know, this is who I am. I don't go by the old lane anymore. I'm not a murderer. I'm not a killer. I'm just a mother who's trying to go get some groceries for her six children. That's it. >> After their talk, officers doublech checked everything. With no active warrants, Dominique got a ticket and was sent on her way until 6 months later. The same officer ran into her again. Only this time, she'd blown off her court dates. But now it was the officer's turn to give her a crash course in how the real justice system works. >> Um, give me the phone. >> Oh, hell no. I have to call my mother. >> Okay. >> You never got a plate for the car either, right? >> No. And I'm not I It's not >> It's not registered. >> You're not driving. You're traveling. Same thing. >> I'm traveling. Yes. You know that. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. But I need to call my mom so she can come pick me up. >> Well, you're not getting picked up. You're in jail. >> Okay. But I can still get out. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, I need her to come pick me up. >> Okay. And we can make that arrangement when it gets there. Okay. >> Ma'am, you never left. Okay. >> No, you need to get the offer. >> Okay. >> You know, I ain't in your jurisdiction. You just want to >> jurisdiction. >> What jurisdiction do we have? >> I'm not in your jurisdiction. >> Are you in the city of Ria? >> You're not even supposed to be touching me. >> You're in the city of Ria. Dominique was placed in the backseat of the patrol car and while her car was being checked, the officers found medical marijuana under her name and ID. She was taken to jail, but her charges were dropped later on. >> There's no reason to act like this. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. >> Get out of your car. >> Do not touch me. Back in 2023, a patrol officer pulled over a car for a fictitious license plate, not knowing that was the last normal thing about this stop before it spiraled into complete chaos. >> Hello. >> Hi, I'm Officer Wolf from Snow Police Department. The reason I stopped you is for it appears you have a fictitious license plate on the back of your vehicle. >> Do you know anything about that? >> I'm a sovereign employee. >> Okay. And I'm American national. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license, insurance, and registration, please? >> What? >> No. >> Do you have any form of ID on you? >> No. Matthew 2 is my name. >> Okay. All right. So, just so you know, >> pulled over a couple times already by state troopers, sheriffs, and this is recognized. >> Okay. >> Okay. I don't agree. So, >> okay. Well, >> I'm going to be honest with you. Um, that's actually a misdemeanor crime for you to display a fictitious license plate. Additionally, you not providing me with the driver's license is required under Arizona Revised Statutes 28-1595. That is also a misdemeanor crime. >> The man didn't even let the officer finish before announcing he was a sovereign, apparently thinking that title came with unlimited get out of jail cards. But seconds later, that window wasn't the only thing getting rolled up. >> All right, go ahead and step out. Please step out of your car, please. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Mayor one, I need another unit. Step it up, please. >> I did not do anything wrong. >> Pennsylvania versus Mims is a Supreme Court case law that says you're required to get out of that car if I ask you. If you do not, I'm going to force you to. >> Hold on a second. I'm calling my lawyer. >> You're being detained. >> Why? >> Because I told you I'm investigating one crime. >> You also said you don't have a driver's license, which is another one. And if you don't provide me a form of identification when I'm investigating you for a crime, that is a third crime that I'm investigating you for. >> There is no crime. You are provide you are required by law to provide me your true full legal name if I'm investigating a crime. >> Well, this car >> if you do not provide me with your true full legal name, you can be arrested for that. >> Matthew Tuteroni. >> Okay. Do you have a driver's license or any other form of identification? >> I'm a sovereign being. My name is Matthew Chucheroni. There's a lot of people in town with the same license plate. >> If you don't get out, I'm going to force you out. I'm going to charge you with resisting arrest also. So, get out, please. >> Come on. >> All right. All right. All right. All right. Come on, sir. Get out. >> There's no reason to act. >> I've asked you probably 10 times to get out. >> There's no reason to act like this. There's >> Get out of your car, then. >> All right. >> There's no reason to act like this. >> There's no reason to act like this. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. >> Get out of your car. >> Do not touch me. Do not touch me. Please. Please do not touch me. >> I have asked you 10 times to get out. Get out on your own then. >> What are you doing? Please do not touch me. >> We're officer. Come on. GET ON THE GROUND. NO. NO. NO. I DIDN'T do anything. Officer review. >> I didn't do anything. Get on your stomach. >> Just comply. >> Go and take a seat for me. All right. >> Just relax, Matthew. Okay. >> Just like I just want some Put your feet in. >> Please just listen to my office. Just >> put your feet inside. Please. After being read his Miranda rightites, Matthew's trip ended at the station. Facing charges for resisting arrest, concealing a weapon, and failing to identify himself. But being unreasonably delusional didn't end there, especially when it comes to this obnoxious couple. >> I already explained to you operating a motor vehicle in the state of Florida without a flown. >> That is not your That is not a vehicle. My passport says do not detain me. >> On December 4th, 2022, an officer pulled over a woman for not wearing her seat belt. But the moment he approached her, she made sure the officer regretted it instantly. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> I'm Sergeant Brown, USC PD. Reason why I stopped cuz you're not wearing your seatelt. Do you have your license registration on you, ma'am? >> I'm sorry. Is that I'm sorry. I just took my seatelt off. >> You didn't have it on? >> Yes, I did. Mm-m. >> Yes, I did. >> Mm-m. >> Yes, I did. >> Mm-m. >> You're going to have to I just took it off. I wear my seatelt. Actually, I I yell at everybody for not wearing their seatelt. >> Outstanding. Do you have your license on you, ma'am? >> Um, no. I'm not going to do this this morning. >> Do you actually have a a DL? >> What do you mean? I don't need a driver's license in America. Actually, just to be honest with you, I don't I've already won this in court. >> Fantastic. >> Yeah, I was definitely wearing my seat belt. We'll have to subpoena those uh videos. >> What's your first ma'am? >> Ma'am, what's your first name? What? >> Your first name? Did >> But I'm trying to figure out what crime I committed for you to ask me that. >> Not wearing your seatelt, man. >> That's not a crime. That's a crime. >> It's a traffic violation, ma'am. >> It's actually a civil infraction, >> which I can pull you over for yet. >> The woman seemed to know the law and even the officer's duties, but she must have missed the part where it also applied to her. Otherwise, she wouldn't have said this. I am just going to verify that you have a license or whatever that says you can drive in the state of the United States. Once that's clean and valid, I'm out of here. That is my plan. All right. What's your first name, mama? >> It's Dixie. >> Dixie. Miss Dixie. >> You have to do all this over. >> Yeah, because I don't have her DL or >> passport. But I just told you an identification court, >> right? >> I don't have to have a I don't have to >> verify your identity. Yes, you do. >> No, I don't. Do you have the registration or anything that has a VIN on it? >> Everything's different. >> I've never been pulled over before. >> Okay. >> Honestly, >> yeah, I had my seat belt on. >> Okay. Hey guys. So, all she has is her passport. >> Well, the truck's on register, so >> it's not even register. I can't even get anything back on the tag. >> There's nothing for it. >> It's not registered. >> Great. >> Now, that's a plot twist. Turns out Dixie and her husband weren't just living private lives. They were living non-existent ones. But the worst part is how they reacted when confronted about it. >> Here's where we're at. >> Step out over here real quick. >> Found you. You don't. Your license is suspended out. >> Yeah. Can't find you. And we can't even find the truck. It's like it's not even registered. So, I'm going to run the VIN real quick. >> Yeah. >> I mean, we have we have access we have access in the in the database of all the states, but I'm going to run the VIN and see what we get. That's where we're at. Hello. >> What's going on? >> How's it going? >> This guy seems to give us warnings when we get to church or late. >> Unfortunately, whatever identification you guys are providing is not coming back. I don't know if he told you that. >> It's a federal me. It's a federal ID. >> I understand that, but you guys need to have at least a state ID. >> Security school. I'm like going for my bachelor associates. >> That's not true. What are you talking about? >> I understand that, but you are required to have a driver's license. No, you're not. >> Okay, >> that's title 18 section 31, brother. I know what the I know what the words are. >> They thought they were the ultimate power couple. Laughing things off like nothing mattered, but that only lasted until reality finally hit. >> Miss Dixie, >> can I talk to you? >> I want to talk to you about the trouble. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we're not finding it at all. >> Well, I don't know what to tell you. They're on a paper system. >> Okay. Okay, >> go ahead. >> I actually am getting my badge from home security. >> Okay, first of all, that would be like calling somebody black. >> Yes, it is. Just ask me though because that's a discriminating comment. You just asked me if I was a Sobian. Everybody is a >> I would like to Oh, I see. >> Cody, why are you arresting me? Good. Arrest me. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right, man. >> Okay. >> Get up. >> Start resisting now. >> Okay. I'm not resisting anything. You just pulled me back inside. Watch your head. >> I am pregnant. CAN YOU >> IT IS THE LAW. YOU CANNOT HANDCUFF ME BEHIND MY BACK. >> SHE DOESN'T have a driver's license. >> Okay. >> No, she was she was driving. That's what I'm saying. I saw her drive. >> I'm telling you we're not driving. We're traveling. >> Okay, you're traveling. Whatever you want to call it. But she does not have a valid >> What do you mean >> driver's license? Are you guys like sovereign citizens? >> No, of course not. >> Okay. >> We're just Americans that stand up for, you know, our rights. >> Okay. And I'm f and I'm totally fine with that. I respect that by all means. It's okay. I don't mean to like insult you by asking that question, but the certain the certain language that was being used, it kind of had me like a little concerned. You guys are tra You guys are traveling, but you you guys you guys got to have a driver's license. >> You do not need a driver's license to travel. >> Yes, you do. >> The man kept arguing with officers, but in the end, real law always wins. As for Dixie, she was booked on multiple charges. Driving without a license, failing to register a motor vehicle, failing to sign a citation, and resisting without violence. If you thought double trouble was bad, wait until you meet this next woman who turned quiet into a pure chaos. >> You're just going to get a citation. You're about to go to jail for resistance. I don't want to use force against you. You understand that, right? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> On August 5th, 2025, a Sarasota County officer pulled over a car with expired tags. But what followed proved expired stickers were the least of [music] this driver's problems. >> I do not consent. >> Sorry. >> I do not. >> You do not consent. You do not wish to contract with me and you don't answer questions. All right. Turn your vehicle off for me. >> Can I get 94? I got a sovereign citizen. I know you don't answer questions, but you're going to listen to what I'm going to say. If you don't open the vehicle door and you step out and you turn the vehicle off, I'm going to break the window and I'm going to take you out of the vehicle and I'm going to take you under arrest. >> Okay? You understand that if you don't comply with what I'm saying, you are going to go under arrest. From the start, [music] the woman refused to engage with the officer, brushing off his warnings as if the law simply didn't apply to her. But she forgot reality has its own way of coming around. >> Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. >> No kidnapping. >> I'm not going to kidnap you. >> I have a fee. >> Listen to me. >> No. >> Listen to me, ma'am. You're going about You're going about this the wrong way. >> You're just going to get a citation. You're about to go to jail for resisting. >> You understand? >> So, step out of the vehicle, >> ma'am. I don't want to use force against you. >> At the tone, please record your message. >> Okay. Turn your vehicle off. Ma'am, >> open your vehicle door. Step out of the vehicle, ma'am. >> You are under arrest for resistance. Step out of the vehicle, ma'am. Step out of the vehicle. Yeah. Break it. They're kidnapping me. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> You're kidnapping me. >> Step out of the vehicle. I don't want to hurt you. Step out of the vehicle and do what I say. Step out of the vehicle. Get behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> See? And just when the officers thought they were finally done for the day, the woman's husband suddenly appeared. And it became painfully evident they were sovereign soulmates. >> Where's my wife? Where did you kidnap her? For what? >> Stay in the car and leave the traffic stop, please. >> Back up 25 ft, sir. >> We're not We don't have to talk. Just go home. >> What? Nobody gave you permission to search that. >> Don't worry about it. >> Get the scene. That's fine. Get out of the scene and go home. >> Hey, I'm out of the scene right now, buddy. >> Yep, that's fine. You can record over there across. Whatever you want. >> I will. >> Just go home. >> I don't have to go home. Don't tell me what to do. >> Have a good day. >> I got a feeling that was her husband cuz he came in hot. I was like, either this car doesn't see that we're there or he's family. >> In the end, the woman was taken to jail and charged with resisting arrest without violence. If that was a meltdown served in silence, the next one shows what happens when you mix it with an insane attitude. On April 5th, 2022, an Oregon officer pulled over a car with a suspended license plate. What should have been routine quickly turned into a patience test no cop wants to take. >> Reason for the stop today is to know if your tags are expired. Do you have your license on now? Is that a firearm under your jacket? Don't reach for it. Just answer it. I don't know. I'm asking if it's a firearm. So, if you reach for it, we have issues. It is. >> Okay. Don't ever reach for it. Okay. >> Okay. Will you do me a favor? I'd like to remove that from you. >> I would rather remove it myself. >> Okay. You're not going to do that. >> You're not going to put a firearm. Okay. So, just hear me out. Stop talking. >> Just let me explain. Okay. It's for my safety. I don't mean any harm to you. >> Excuse me, but uh it's about my safety. >> Okay? I'm not going to hurt you, nor am I putting off an intimidation. >> I'm not going to hurt you. >> This is what I would like to do. Okay? All I would like you to do is cross your fingers like this. Put your hand on your head, and I'd like to just grab and take it out. I'm not going to seize. >> I do not want my my weapon outside of my vehicle. >> Where's your ID? >> I do not want my weapon outside of the vehicle. Where is your ID? >> I'm willing to put my weapon on the dash so that you can clearly see. >> Do not touch that gun. >> Fine. >> From the start, Janiah is argumentative. Even when asked to remove the handgun, she refuses, acting like confrontation is the only language she speaks. >> Put the paperwork on the dash for me. Put the paperwork on the dash. >> Why? >> Because I'm telling you to. And it's a lawful order. Put the paperwork on the dash now and put your hands on the steering wheel and don't move them. Okay? You're being confrontational. You have a firearm. We're not going to play that game. I'm going to get your name, date of birth, and I'm going to continue my traffic stop. Do you understand that? >> I just plead the test. >> That's fine. I recommend that. Point to where your ID is. >> No, sir. You told me to put my hands on this. >> You told me you were going to plead the fifth, which means you're not going to talk anymore. Okay? If you're not going to talk, you can't tell me your name and your date of birth. Does that make sense? So, will you tell me your name and date of birth? >> Not until I uh present this paperwork. >> Janiah pushes a simple traffic stop into a full-blown standoff, but the officer isn't intimidated by her, especially with a firearm in play. He's forced to stay two steps [music] ahead of her obliviousness. >> See, you guys always do that. You guys always make something up that isn't there. >> What did I make up today? Ma'am, >> you're saying I'm being confrontational. I'm not being confrontational. >> Maybe. Let me use a different word. Argumentative. >> Well, maybe argumentative, but I'd say so are you because you're not getting everything you want exactly when you want it. >> Yeah, because I got to survive every contact and I'm going to get what I want when there's a firearm involved. >> You know what? I'm sorry, but it's the police that have proved themselves to be unreliable. Oh yeah. Have you ever met me before? >> Yes, I have. >> You've met me. Where did you meet me? >> Matter of fact, really doesn't matter. All I know is you're wearing a monkey suit. >> A monkey suit? I believe it's a police uniform and a badge. But that's fine. I get what you're trying to do. You're you're mad at the badge, not at me. I'm just trying to go home every day. >> I don't trust the badge. >> Okay, you don't have to trust me. But I also I not that I don't trust you. I can't trust you because I don't know you. >> And I was willing to compromise with you, but you're not willing to compromise. You want to What is the compromise? >> I am willing to put it on the dash or even to allow you to put it on the dash. I am not willing to allow you to remove it from my vehicle. >> Okay. I can work with you on that a little bit. If I'm going to put it on your dash, I'm going to unload it first. >> That's fine. >> Okay. Will you put your hands on your head with your fingers crossed so I can remove it from you? Thank you. I appreciate that. Any other firearms with you? >> In the meantime, the chief of police also arrives at the scene and after learning about the situation asks Janiah to identify herself, which she did, just not in the way they had expected. As you're asking me for my driver's license, do want you to know the right of the citizen to travel upon the public highways and to transport his property thereon by horsedrawn carriage, wagon, or automobile is not a mere privilege which may be permitted or prohibited at will, but a common right which he has under his right to life, liberty in the pursuit of happiness. Under this constitutional guarantee, one may therefore under normal conditions travel at his inclination along the public highways or in public places. >> You have a right to travel. You have a right to travel by your feet or your force, but you have to have a driver's license. >> No, you do not. >> Okay, we can argue this later. So, you need to provide the the officer with your driver's license or you will be arrested for fail to hear and present. >> For what crime? >> Fell to hear and present a driver's license. It's a classy misdemeanor in the state of Oregon. >> Without a crime, it is not a failure. >> Do you have a concealed handgun license with you? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Not required to. >> Okay. >> After Janiah wrapped up her Supreme Court story time, officers ran her info and found her license revoked. And with a concealed weapon, the arrest was inevitable. And of course, she didn't make it easy. So, this is the deal. Okay? I need you to step out of the vehicle cuz you're being placed under arrest for carrying a concealed firearm. >> You're placing me under arrest for a concealed firearm. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Can I ask what led you to that decision? >> Okay. Okay. Well, you're you're carrying a concealed firearm and that's a crime in Oregon. >> Ma'am, do you recall I asked you if that was a gun underneath your desk? >> And I said yes. >> Okay. So, by me not being able to tell whether it was a gun or not, it was not in open plane view, right? >> Okay. So, it would have been concealed if I can't tell that it's a gun. >> You can obviously see inside of it. >> If if you got your sweatshirt covering that gun, it it's concealed. An open carry is open carry. Nothing obstructing the firearm or the holster that it's in. or had it been on your side without a sweatshirt covering it. That's not concealed, but you have it under clothing. That's concealed. You >> guys want to nip it? >> And additionally, it's also a crime to present me with a driver's license knowing that it's suspended. I see you were convicted of driving while suspended in December, late December of 2021, which is only a few months ago. Additionally, you haven't been reinstated at all since then. So, there's a pretty good inclination that you knew you were suspended and knew that license was not valid. That's also a problem in the state of Oregon. You're making assumptions. >> You're making assumptions. >> Oh, as far as your knowledge of >> You're assuming whether I knew or did not know, >> right? I never said I knew for a fact. Okay. I I I'm not in your mind. I can't know that. But there's pretty good evidence to show that you likely knew. But additionally from that, for the concealed firearm, yes, you are under arrest. So, we just need you to step out. We don't want it to be incident or anything. Um, just ask you step out and face the panel up there for us. the one. >> Yeah, you guys looked for the most petty thing that you could to arrest me for. >> Okay. Well, we didn't we didn't look >> I'm willing to bet that in the process you guys got a whole lot of other things going on. So, before we jump to that, I'd like to know what I was pulled over for. >> I I told you you're stopped tires. Additionally, you have a lighousing on the back here that's broken. I didn't notify you that that's why I saw you because I was primarily just on the track. I mean, we can point at things, but I don't want to nitpick with you. I don't want to argue with you. Janiah tries her best to gaslight the officers, but at this point they have had enough of her nonsense and just want this to be over. However, just like before, they are still not thinking alike. >> The US Supreme Court has already ruled that a vehicle is a household effect. >> Okay? >> Therefore, you have no right to tow it. >> Okay? Again, you can argue that in court. So, in other words, what you're saying, chief, >> is that you don't care. >> Get him on the camera. >> That you are stomping all over my constitution. >> What I what I care about is um this is my job, okay? I am educated and I'm informed and I get the training on laws and court rulings. But that does not mean that you know all the laws and that does not mean that you are kept up to date on the US Supreme Court's rules, >> right? So I'm I'm pretty kept up to date. And again, if I if I if I'm if I'm wrong, I'll eat crow later. Okay. But this isn't the place later is not going to help him. >> Okay. Well, it might. So go ahead, ma'am. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. You are under arrest. >> Please face that way. Face that way. And put your hands behind your back. >> Ow. Okay. >> Would you please be gentle? >> I have a right shoulder injury, so please be gentle. >> Janiah was eventually taken to the station and got booked on charges of concealing a weapon. If there's one thing Janiah taught us, it's that some people just don't know when to quit. But if you think that was bad, wait until you see what happens when someone takes their delusions to a whole new level. Man, if he refuses to identify himself in this traffic stop, it's going to be an issue. >> Don't get in my car. What are you guys doing? Watch this. We're joking. >> On November 11th, 2023, officers from the Valuchia County Sheriff's Department conducted a traffic stop on a truck for fake tags. But before the officer could even start, the driver tried to flip the script and pull the officer over for violating his rights. I just got pulled over. >> Hey, so the reason why I'm stopping you, boss, I didn't recognize the tag unit on your vehicle. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license registration with you? >> There you go. I got the paperwork right here. >> Okay. Where's your driver's license, boss? >> No, I don't need my window. >> I'm sorry. So, do you have a driver's license? >> Yeah, we're right there. >> Okay. What's your name, boss? I don't see your name on here. >> Can you point it to me? >> Under your jurisdiction. >> Okay, that's not how this works. Where is your uh driver name at? Don't tell him anything and don't show him anything. >> I just didn't give him the paperwork. >> No, he doesn't get to say any [ __ ] paperwork. >> Okay, sure. You talk to him then. >> Sure. >> Uh-huh. >> He is identifying as a national of the neutral powered state. As you know, that removes him from your jurisdiction. >> Uh I it doesn't matter who he identifies as. He's operating a motor vehicle in the state of Florida. Ma'am, >> he signed a heart treaty and you are in violation of it right now. >> The man's attitude screamed, "Laws don't apply to me." He wouldn't speak for himself or identify himself. Acting like that somehow made him untouchable. >> Can I see your name, please? >> Right here. Where? >> Right here. >> Just point to it. >> Right there. >> Where Where's What's Where's your name, sir? I don't see your name. >> Are you the postmaster? That's what it says. Postmaster. >> I am the postmaster. >> So, is your first name Mark or your last name Mark? >> No. >> So, nothing on here has your name >> right there. >> Your Destiny Mark >> Destry. Is that how am I saying it? >> And what's your last name, boss? I can't see it. >> Right there. >> Werman. What's your date of birth, sir? >> It's all right. >> It's not on. You're >> not telling me anything. >> All right. Well, this is the thing. If we cannot properly identify you, then there could be a potential issue for us coming up. I'm telling you that you cannot talk to us. >> Taking the caller's advice, the officer took things into his own hands. And when he made it clear that being a sovereign citizen doesn't put you above the law, the man wasn't too happy. >> So, this is kind of where we're at. So, I checked the VIN. The car is currently looks like it's unregistered. So, if you don't have do you have a Florida driver's license or driver's license out another state that I can check to ensure that you're a licensed driver? >> Right there is all I got. >> Okay. Well, there's a problem. So, I tried to search you up under this. I can't find anybody. You know, I can't find you. So, if I can't verify that you're you have a valid driver's license, then how am I supposed to let you drive off? >> She's coming. >> All right. That's not going to that's not going to change anything. >> He's saying I got to have a valid driver license. >> Top rated motor vehicle state of Florida. Yes, sir. Is your middle name Mark? >> Well, because he's got it right here. He's got the paperwork in his hand. >> All we're trying to do is just identify it and then send you on your way. Um, is that your last name? >> Yep. >> Okay. Is your ID through Florida? >> What state is it from? >> I don't have an ID. I would surrender my ID, my birth date, and everything. >> When you used to have an ID, what state was it from? >> Um, Colorado. >> Colorado. Okay. What's your What's that? >> It don't it don't it won't register because it fine. Here she is. She's right there. >> That's fine. I I don't need her actually. And she's not going to come over here. Um, what is your date of birth? >> It's right there. Everything's right there. >> No, not everything is right here. >> Well, he has a birthday. He is a living soul, not a corporation entity. >> Okay. >> Does that make sense? >> Not at all. All this I know. Hop on out. >> I'm not Why? Why do I need to get out of my car? Have I done something wrong? >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Before you drag me out of the car, what have I done? >> Hop out of the car. >> I've done something wrong here. >> You're failing to You're failing to identify yourself. That's not a That's not a law. That's not a misdemeanor. It's not a law. Hey, don't get in my car. What are you guys doing? Watch this. They're jerking me out of the car myself. >> Get out. >> Don't get me out of the car. >> All right. All right. I'm getting out. All right. I'm getting out. Pulling away from me now. >> You guys are jerking me around. >> You guys are jerking me around. >> Turns out waiting for your wife to save you doesn't help you escape the real law. And speaking of her, she made quite an entry. Only this time, the officers weren't having it. >> Okay. >> Yes. Do you want to talk to him or not? If not, we're going to get him out of here. We're trying to give you the keys. >> Hey, what? >> Hey, watch your bag. >> Why are you calling myself? Because I have a phone number for him. >> Unlock this door now. >> No, I'm not going to un You >> get out. >> We breaking it. >> Open the door. No. Yes. Now get out. >> Get out. >> Get out of the car. >> Give us your hand. >> No. >> I'm not looking into your >> That's some true loyalty right there. The couple was brought back to the station where they finally got a taste of reality when they were charged with resisting arrest. If you thought getting arrested at a crime scene you weren't even a part of was bad, wait until you meet this couple who learned the law at Dr. Seuss University. >> I'm going to tell you one more time to exit your vehicle or I will remove you from your vehicle. >> Do not break the law. On January 13th, 2022, Florida police pulled over a truck for operating without a license plate. However, nothing could have prepared them for the drama they were walking into. >> Please not sovereign. >> Oh, is it? >> It's not. My name is video. I'm stop on your vehicle. Let's see your driver's license, please. I just my right now. >> Sir, get stuff out of the truck for me, please. >> I already got one in route. I'm not going to ask you again, sir. I'm pulling you for a lawful reason. Okay. And now I'm giving you a lawful order to exit your vehicle. If you fail to comp I'm sorry. >> Okay. That's fine. You can reserve your rights, but I'm telling you a lawful order to exit your vehicle. Okay? If you fail to comply with a lawful order, I will place you under arrest. >> You know it's bad when the driver hands over a piece of paper and refuses to talk or listen. But what he forgot is that these officers weren't there to play his games. >> Okay? So, you can either exit your vehicle, okay? And we can have a conversation or I will remove you from your vehicle. provided enough to keep you away from >> All right. Here's the thing, man. We're giving you a lawful order. At this time, you are under arrest. Okay? So, if you don't want to step out of the vehicle, we will remove you from the vehicle. >> We would like to not do that, but if we have to, we will. >> Why are you threatening? >> I'm not threatening you. I'm explaining what's going on. At this point, your tires have deflation devices on them. So, if you want to drive away, your tires are going to go flat as well. >> All right. Step out of the vehicle. This is your last opportunity before we take you out of the vehicle. I >> just told you that. >> Yeah, you are breaking the law. >> Yeah, you are. You got a knife on. >> No, no, no, no. It's here. We got >> here. What are you doing? >> I told you you're under arrest. >> For what? >> I gave you >> I told you what you did. I told you to step out of the vehicle. >> I asked for your documentation. You >> I gave you my documentation. >> I asked for your driver's license. >> I'm not a sovereign citizen. I'm I'm traveling in my private property. >> All right. At this time, you're under arrest. >> For what? >> Fair to comply. Resisting arrest. >> I didn't resist arrest. >> All right. We gave you waffle orders. We explained to you multiple times what was going to occur if you failed to act. >> We don't need to wait for a supervisor. >> And that's exactly what happens when you test the concept of consequences. Dealing with one entitled sovereign is bad enough, but these officers had to put up with his wife, too, who was 10 times worse. >> Are you okay? >> Um, no, I'm not. I have three small children, and your officer just shattered this window. We have a right to travel in the state of Florida, which I'm pretty sure you're knowledgeable of. >> Okay. Still have to have a driver's license in the state of Florida in order to operate a motor vehicle. You can travel this wherever you >> operating a motor vehicle. He's he's >> he's he's driving. >> He is not driving. He is not operating a motor vehicle. He is transferring his property, his private property from one place to the next. >> Okay. >> He is not driving. >> Okay. Well, he's going to jail for that. So, that's >> that's crazy. >> The kids okay? >> No, they're not okay. >> Okay. Are they injured? Do they need rescue? >> No, they don't need rescue. >> Okay. So, they're okay. Are they? >> No, they are not okay. >> Are they injured? >> No, they are not injured. There >> any other weapons? Ma'am, put the knife down. Put the knife down. >> He asked if we had any. >> Okay, but don't grab a knife when we ask you if there's any weapons. Step away from the car now. Step away from the car. Do not grab a knife. >> You ask. >> Go back there now. >> Go back here. You have a child. Can you stop? >> You have a child and you're pulling knives, buddy. >> Ask. >> Yeah, ask. That's That's Yes, sir. There's more knives IN THE CAR. NOT YES, SIR. HERE'S A KNIFE. >> Speak to them. Malachi, I have a driver's license, you guys. >> Yeah. >> Oh, so >> that dude's a [ __ ] >> Why? >> Because I don't have to. You guys are a corporation. I do not have to contract with you. If you need my driver's license to look me up, that's fine. But I wasn't operating this, >> and neither was he. We were merely transferring our private property. >> I mean, that's neither here nor there cuz we're not going through all that stuff. That doesn't hold up in the courts. I'm just saying it doesn't hold up in the court system. >> While the woman kept arguing with officers, the man slowly realized the truth that laws actually do apply to him. But unfortunately for him, it was too late. >> You are under arrest. Yes, >> I know. But can I like am I going to get a bond out? >> Yeah, you should have a bond. >> Can you can I can I discuss something with you, the president? I just want to so I can figure out how to get >> Your bond's going to be at least $1,500. 1,500. >> Yeah. Operating an unregistered motor vehicle, driving while you're suspended, and failure to comply with our lawful orders. >> Okay. So, >> that's minimum $500 each. >> There's nothing you could do. Maybe a,000. >> Nope. >> That's a bond schedule set by the judges of this this circuit. >> Can she have my briefcase? Cuz I have a deed to my house. Would that be enough? I mean, >> for what? For what? >> To to be to bond out. >> I I don't work for the bondsman. I don't know. >> Well, I mean, could she have my briefcase? >> Yeah, she can have whatever you want to turn over to her. >> Can she drive the truck? No, it's unregistered. >> You need to have a license plate on it. It's not insured. It has nothing valid. >> Saying that the United States Supreme Court cases are not real. >> Not in this state. >> Please help me out, man. I was not even trying to do anything up. I swear I thought I really >> We literally just watched the video, man. >> What video? >> Our body cameras video. The entire time I told you to get out of the car. >> No, but I really believe that I Look, just hear me out, man. Please, >> man. I don't even know how to say this. Look, I really What I'm trying to say is the laws like the Supreme Court cases and all that stuff. I literally thought I was being lawful compliant. I honestly thought that your supervisor was going to come and let me go. I literally I didn't think you were breaking the window. He's here now. And right now, obviously, come on, man. Can I talk to him, please? Can I please? My kids, man. I mean, dude, I mean, here's the thing, man. >> Look, I wasn't trying to be disrespectful. >> At the end of the day, >> I wouldn't be doing this again. >> I would have let you go, man. I would We would have figured something out about your truck, all right? And probably cut you some tickets and we could have gotten you out of here taken care of. Okay? But you don't want to tell me your name. You don't want to You didn't want to roll the window down and talk to me like an adult. And then you tell me speak louder. >> I'm sorry. >> That's what you say to me. You say speak louder. >> You need is everybody can go back in time, man. Just get it all my babies. >> At the end of the day, man, everybody out here pays their registration. >> Everybody out here pays their insurance. Everybody out here pays for a driver's license generally. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Everyone knows what you have to do. >> Right. I >> if there was some magic ticket that I could print out and I don't have to register my cars, believe you me, pal, I wouldn't have him read. >> While it only took one handcuff to bring the man back to reality, the same cannot be said for his wife, who was busy lecturing her children against the police. How ironic. Is there any chance at all that I mean you get chocked up that I believe from idiots that I mean >> you know at the end of the day you're you're a grown man >> I know >> I know you're a grown man and you have to realize that I I get it but >> dude I'll never make a mistake like this again straight up either way whether you let me go or not my children man I >> what I'm what I'm saying is if you would like I could give you a ride to in town okay where you can contact a bail bondsman >> man sure yeah that'd be Okay. I'm just trying to help out as much as I can. So, is that was that >> It's weird. Some of your officers just have like really smug looks on their faces. I don't like you for some reason. You're all right. He's all right. But you and Officer Brady got a whole different aura about you. >> Well, you know what? I think you know what? >> I'm trying to be good. >> I've done nothing wrong. You've done nothing wrong. They'll argue their semantics. We can argue ours and that'll be that. All right. Whatever. Are we done here? All right. I love you and I'll probably see you later. I love you. >> You did nothing wrong. Please just what the police will do to you if you don't comply and surrender to their every whim. Okay, it's that simple. Your dad did nothing wrong. >> I love you, baby girl. >> In the end, the man was taken to the station and charged with driving without a valid Florida license and resisting arrest without violence. While that couple ended up humbled and shocked, the next case left the officers themselves shocked and speechless for all the wrong reasons. >> I need your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> I'm not driving. >> You're not traveling. >> Stand by. Step out. >> Are you serious? >> Get out of the car. >> Oh my god. On February 22nd, 2024, an officer initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle driving at excessive speed with an obscured license plate. What seemed like a simple stop quickly turned into something much worse. >> Morning, Deput County Sheriff's Office. Two reasons of stopping you. One, Pine Island speed limit's 25. You're going 36. Other than that, >> okay, >> that's still 10 miles per hour over the post speed limit. It's 25. >> No, it's not 25. >> So, I was going at 35. >> So, that's 10 over You just told me that you're going 10 over the supposed speed limit. >> No, no, >> it Yes, you did. You said you're going 35, right? >> Yeah, but I said >> that's a 25. >> 35. >> No, ma'am. It's It The whole thing's 25. The other issue is your license plate cover is illegal. You can't have a tinted license plate cover over your license plate. Okay. I need your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance from you. >> Okay. I uh have just >> No, I need your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> Okay. >> I am not going to ask again. >> I'm not driving. >> You're not traveling. >> Am I? >> That's the last thing anyone wants to hear first thing in the morning. The officer clearly felt the same way because he wasn't having it and his reaction said it all. >> Step out. >> Are you serious? >> Get out of the car. >> Oh my god. >> Starting test 9 code one. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, right now you're under arrest to identify. You were >> you were told to give me your license during a lawful detainment for a traffic violation, multiple traffic violations. You advised you were not going to give it to me and that you're not driving your traveling while you're sitting in the driver's seat of this vehicle operating on the highways of Florida. >> All right. Do you have any questions for me? >> I got to make one phone call, sir. >> No. >> I have to make a phone. >> Absolutely not. >> I have to call. >> Do you have a driver's license? Are you suspended? >> No. >> No. To which one? >> I have to make a phone call, sir. Okay, walk back to my car. Nope. >> All she had to do was identify herself, take the citation, and head to work. Instead, she ended up in the back of a patrol car while the officer ran background checks. And that's when things ended up becoming even more shocking. >> 426 L Johns, I found my driver in prior contact. She is very much suspended. I added her to the call. >> Oh man. So, but we pulled her over recently, luckily, in the same vehicle. So, I just looked at the vehicle. Oh, she's in the medical field. That's super comforting. Jesus. They let delusional people provide medical care. >> I think she's like a home healthcare nurse. That's terrible. >> Oh, that's not >> It's not the same thing. >> That's not really a medical >> Yeah, it's not the same thing. But >> caregiver, >> somebody's got to do it, man. They do they do important stuff. We never really know who's going to care for us, but this woman was well taken care of at the station, complete with a fresh diagnosis of resisting without violence and driving on a suspended license.