Nope.
That's for you. Nope. Step up the car. I
don't want anybody to tow the car. Okay.
Well, somebody's towing the car. You
want me to get out so you can write me a
ticket? Nope. You're getting to jail.
So, he's refusing to call the people
that I want.
Dick.
Welcome back to the Vanalian channel,
guys. Today we head to South Carolina
where a sovereign citizen gets caught
driving by the same state trooper on the
same day he dropped a bunch of citations
in his lap with an instruction to get
his car towed. But before we get to
that, let's take a look at the first
traffic stop. Evening search, South
Carolina Highway Patrol. I stop you cuz
you ain't got no tag on this vehicle.
You got your license, registration,
proof of insurance? No tag?
There should be a tag back there. That
ain't on.
I just got in the car. The tag was on
it. Ain't no tag on there now. Are you
kidding me? You got your license,
registration, proof of insurance. Um,
I don't I can't answer questions. I
can't answer any of your question. I
can't answer any of your questions.
Can or won't answer questions? Because,
as we'll see throughout this video, you
do answer questions, but only when it's
convenient to you. All right. What's
your name?
I can't answer the questions. Well,
here's what's going to happen. You can
give me your name, date of birth, I can
go run through the system, and I can
write you a couple tickets, or you can
refuse to identify yourself, and you
will be taken to jail. The choice is
yours. What charge would I be charged
with right now? Failure to identify
willful interference with the issuance
of a written operating vehicle that's
not registered.
I think that very simple and easy to
understand question just broke
whatever's left of his brain. So, are
you going to call me your name and date
of birth?
Uh, well, the name belongs to the state,
but they call me David. All right.
What's your last name? My family name.
Mhm. The last name also belongs to the
state. What's that?
Martin. Daniel Martin. What's your date
of birth? No, I didn't say Daniel.
What' you say? It was David. David Lord.
They call me David. Uh, what's your date
of birth?
I remember
you.
Uh, what' you say that day to birth?
October uh the
[Applause]
20. So why did he just immediately go
back? Did I just Did I just grant him
something?
[Music]
What was that date of birth again, Mr.
Martin?
Uh, the person's date of birth is
October 25th. 10:24. What year? 25th.
25th. What year was that?
Uh, all right.
For someone who doesn't or can't answer
questions, he sure is answering a lot of
personal questions. Let's see how he
does with a question regarding his
vehicle insurance.
You got any insurance on this vehicle? I
can't answer your questions. Okay,
that's enough.
Yeah, I thought as much. Okay, so we'll
skip the obligatory 15 minutes of dead
air I wish sovereign citizens would
learn to edit out of their videos and
we'll pick it back up where the trooper
comes back with the bad news.
Who you want to tow it? Huh? Who you
want to come tow it? Nobody. It's
getting towed. I can either call one or
you can tell me you want to come get it.
[Music]
Uh, well, since you're going to twist my
arm, I guess turkeys will do.
Since when is the trooper giving you a
choice of who toss the car? A choice
that you go on to screw up yourself
later, twisting your arm. Unbelievable.
Anyway, let's skip ahead another 5
minutes to where the trooper comes back
with a bunch of citations.
[Music]
All right. Operating none unregistered
vehicles. $155 fine. Court dated July
1st, 2021 at the Cherokee County
Courthouse in Gap, South
Carolina. You ain't got no driver's
license. That's a $232
ticket. You ain't got no insurance.
That's a $355 ticket. Same court date,
mandatory court
appearance. There's a toast slip for
turkeys. We waiting on them now.
[Applause]
So, I guess he must have waited until
when he thought the troop was out of
sight before driving away. But he didn't
wait long enough because here he is
getting pulled over on the exact same
road a few minutes later.
Evening triporns off. I stopped you for
no tag on this vehicle. You got your
license, registration, proof of
insurance. I don't answer questions.
Okay. You going to identify yourself to
me or not? Am I suspected of a crime?
If the right to travel script didn't
work for you the last time, what in the
world makes you think it's going to work
on the same trooper who not 5 minutes
ago dropped a bunch of citations in your
lap? You want 25 with me?
Uh, who do you want to tow the car? I
don't want anybody tow the car. Okay.
Well, somebody's towing the car. For
what reason? Cuz you ain't got no
insurance. You ain't got no license.
I'm not required to have that. Yes, you
are.
You don't say. So, I'm telling you, step
out the vehicle. Why? Step out the
vehicle. Why? Cuz I am telling you to
step out of the vehicle for I've broken
no law, sir. Out of the vehicle now. and
you know all the information that you've
already asked. Get out the car. Come on.
If you're stupid and dishonest enough to
carry on driving after you've been
warned not to, you don't deserve to or
can't be trusted to tow your own car.
It's as simple as that.
For non-emergent always something. All
right. Step out the car. I can't get out
of the car. Yes, you can.
Negative. Non-emergent. Non-emergent.
Nope. That's for you. Nope. Step out the
car.
If the trooper had absolutely no time
for your right to travel script during
the previous traffic stop, what makes
you think he's going to accept your
paperwork full of outof context
cherrypicked Supreme Court cases now?
You don't want the paperwork. All right.
This is your last opportunity to step
out of the car. You're going to be
charged with interfering with the
issuance of a wreck. Can I ask you why I
need to step out of the car? Because you
are being instructed by a duly appointed
law enforcement officer to exit the
vehicle. Pennsylvania VM states that you
have to exit the car upon command of a
law enforcement official. And I'm
telling you to exit the car. You're
refusing to exit the car. If I'm
suspected of a crime, you are driving a
car on the highways in South Carolina.
I'm telling you to exit the vehicle. You
are not exiting the vehicle. Um,
nope.
The US Constitution Article
One clearly states the government makes
rules for the government, not the
people. Statutes only apply to state
created creatures. These are all Supreme
Court cases since you wanted to quote
one yourself. Somehow I don't think
article one of the Constitution is
getting you out of driving without a
license, registration, or insurance. Or
that pair of handcuffs you're about to
receive. All right. At this point,
you're being charged with interference
with the issuance of a wrist. Failure to
identify, operating
uninsured, no South Carolina driving
under suspension.
You want me to get out so you can write
me a ticket? Nope. You're going to jail.
So, step out. Is that what issuance of a
writ means? Yep. Step out the car. That
I'm getting a ticket. No. Now you're
going to jail cuz you don't want to get
out the car. I'm I'm asking you. Step
out of the car now. We're not debating
it. No. I just need clarification. Step
out of the car. If you need me to step
out, step out of the car now originally
for an issuance of a wreck. No, because
you failed to identify. I said
originally follow off your commands and
now you're just adding more to it. I'm
not trying to step out of the car. I'm
trying to understand what's going on
here. You're being told to exit the
vehicle. You're not complying. Step out
of the car. But I don't have to do that
for you to write me a ticket. Upon
command, you were to exit the vehicle.
stupid.
If you're too stupid or again dishonest
enough to understand what get out of the
vehicle you're going to jail means,
maybe you shouldn't be driving a vehicle
on a public road and especially not
without a license, registration, and
insurance. Anyway, backup is on its way.
So, now it's just a question of how he
comes out of the vehicle.
Do you have your bonding information on
you? Step out of the car. I need a
business card to step out of the car.
So, you're not going to comply.
You are not compliant. Step out of the
toilet. I'm not the government official.
I'm not the public I'm not the public
official. You are.
All right. I got another officer in
route. Why? Cuz you're being non polite
at this point.
I'm still not understand.
Step out of the car.
[Music]
That was sweet.
[Music]
[Music]
Can I ask you a question? Go ahead. How
are you upholding your oath of office
right now? What's that? How are you
upholding your oath of office right now?
I am enforcing the traffic laws of the
state of South Carolina on a private
person. Private man, not person. A
private man. I'm not a public official.
I'm not a public person. We've been
through this before. You know the
routine.
Exactly. So, I don't understand why you
came up asking me all these questions
when you already know the answer to
them. Still your your duty to identify.
You're refusing. So, this is where the
passenger, who I assume is our soft seat
friend's other half, takes over
recording duties to record the full
arrest for us. That's nice of her.
Usually, the recording just stops
abruptly with these
videos. I'm only have to identify if I'm
suspected of a crime. Step out of the
car now. You're about to be extracted
from the vehicle.
That's just more charges for you.
This is your last opportunity to exit
the vehicle.
I get out under duress. Out of the car.
Under duress. No
matter yours to figure out where I'm
freaking going.
Typical soft seat. Leaving his
passengers to make her own way home as
usual with friends like sovereign
citizens. Who needs enemies, right?
Man, stay
seated. Stay seated. For what? Sit in
the car. Get the car.
There's no reason for me to be in the
car. Get in the car cuz you got time
with the tow truck. All right.
[Music]
Operate insurance.
It's not
lasting you punch that bridge hurt.
Hey, tell I'll come.
Tell me who you want to tell. Call it
like they stop.
So he's refusing to call the people
dick.
The only dick around here is the one
wearing handcuffs who thought he could
outsmart this South Carolina state
trooper.
[Music]
Stay in the truck.
Heat. Heat.
So there we are guys, another sovereign
citizen plays f around and find out.
This time by trying and failing to
outsmart a South Carolina state trooper.
And if you would like to see a repeat
performance of this where he attempts
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