What are you doing touching my vehicle? >> What are you doing? I do not consent to any of this. >> What about some form of identification so I can figure out who you are? >> I'm Jason. >> Okay. >> I don't sovereign citizen. >> Okay. >> We don't need a driver's license to travel. >> Sovereign citizens love pushing the limits of the law with imaginary loopholes that only seem logical to the uninformed. All while convincing themselves they could somehow enjoy the law but avoid accountability. >> It's a lawful traffic stop. is and what what law am I >> am I breaking? >> Apparently, you're set. >> What law is that? >> Okay. Receal license and registration. >> All right, Mark. You sure you want to play this? >> I'm I'm just I'm just explaining it to you. >> All right. Well, let me explain something to you. Just step out. I >> I don't have to step out. >> You do? Yes, please. >> No. No, I don't have >> Here are several moments when sovereign citizens go against the fafo cops. Starting with the moment officers pulled over this stubborn Karen who turned a simple traffic stop into a chaotic standoff by hiding behind her warped biased sovereign beliefs. >> You don't have any authority over me. >> I do. >> No, you don't. Sir, you both are criminals. >> On June the 8th, 2025, just minutes after 9 in the morning, an officer was monitoring traffic [music] spotted a vehicle roll through a posted stop sign and quickly initiated a traffic stop. [music] And what should have been a simple encounter quickly went sideways when the driver started clinging to abstract beliefs that sounded convincing on paper but didn't hold up in the real world. >> Good morning, Officer Lango of the Naples Police Department. The reason I'm stopping you is failure to come to a complete stop at the stop sign. >> Oh, I thought I did. I'm sorry. >> It's okay. Is this your license and registration? >> I no longer use a license. I only have uh my passport that I use. I'm a state national, so I no longer have to abide by uh the corporate corporation's rules and I have my documentation for that. >> Okay. Those were previous uh citations that were dismissed by Judge Cone. >> Yeah, this doesn't show me anything of why you don't have to have a driver's license. So, >> uh I'm a state national, so uh I'm exempt from the problem or the what you guys do. I'm exempt from the uh >> Usually you have a card on you that states that um that they give you that you're exemplary. >> Yeah, they they haven't sent it to me yet, but I I have filed all the paperwork and it's been in place. >> It's been in place for what? >> Six years. >> And you don't have if it's been in place for six years, you don't have the prior one. >> They they didn't send it to me yet. In the whole entire six years, you've never had any. >> You know how our federal government works. So this is >> So what do you provide for documentation wherever you go? You only provide ma'am. >> You should have been at least issued an identification card even if you don't have a driver's license. No, because the identification card again abides by your rules uh leaning uh ownership of my vehicles of myself to you and I'm no longer a part of the corporation. So, I'm exempt. So, what what we're doing here is illegal as far as me because I no longer participate in the extortion of the police department. >> Are you are you stating you're so you're a sovereign citizen? >> I'm not state national. >> State national. I'm not sovereign. I'm a state national. I'm a part of the Republic of the United States. No longer a part of the corporation. >> Where do you reside at? >> I reside in Naples, Florida. >> Where exactly? >> Here in Naples. >> I know, but I I need to know so I can issue you um a citation. I need to know your address. >> You don't have to issue me a citation. >> We still have to follow the rules that everybody else follows. >> No, ma'am. I do not. I do not. that that that's why I get I always get it excused. >> You don't have any you don't have any documentation on you stating that. So you're not exact. >> I am I am exact. Believe me, you'll get a bond from me that goes directly towards you that finds you for every minute that you're holding me here. There there is no crime that's committed. You can only detain me if there's a crime committed. >> Ma'am, you are legally have to follow. There's no injured party. There's no injured party vehicle in Florida. You still have to follow. No, I don't. It's See, you guys are extorting money from us. >> See, the problem is you're violating my fourth amendment before I actually not. >> Yes, you are. I can go through it with you, doll. >> I have it all here. >> Stand by for me. >> The officer knew that she was up against the stubborn type that would love to enjoy benefits but run from accountability. This type of sovereign citizen needed more than just a calm talk. SARS, do you have a minute? >> Sure. Go right ahead. >> Okay. So, I'm on a traffic stop with um a woman who's stating she's not a sovereign citizen, but she's a citizen. And um >> more documentation from the judge. >> Okay. Can you repeat again what you just told me? >> I'm I'm a state travel. I'm I'm a state national. I have the right to travel freely. I am not encumbered by any of your laws or regulations. stating she stating she doesn't have to have a driver's license. She can run the stop sign, do everything, and that she travels through common law. And um >> if she if she fails to produce identification or driver's license, >> I did I did produce my my >> She gave me her passport, but she says she doesn't have a driver's license. She doesn't need a driver's license. doesn't have >> if she doesn't have a If she doesn't have a driver's license, just like anyone else, she can be arrested for not having a driver's license. >> No state shall No state shall convert my >> I'll send you back up. >> It's a god-given right. >> All right. Bye. >> It's a god-given right. You guys are You guys are extorting money from us. It's a god-given right. Murdoch versus Pennsylvania. It's a God-given right where the Supreme law. >> Do you have your registration for the vehicle? I don't have registration with me. No, I don't have to provide it. I am I am >> You do your driving or >> No, ma'am. I I am common law. I am I It is not a privilege. It's a right. It's a God-given right for me to be able to travel. >> Do you have your registration with you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, you have no registration, no driver. >> I have it. I just don't have it on me. I don't have to carry it. >> Okay. So go ahead and call your supervisor >> in the event you know you get into an accident with somebody or something. >> I have insurance. >> I have insurance and I've also got a bond. >> So I have there's no injured party here. Honey, >> it doesn't matter if there's no >> Absolutely it does. That's when a crime is committed. That's the only time you can pull me. >> No, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. There's an injured party. You're not >> You're offering You're offering the contract is not accepted. >> Stand by. >> You're offering war for now, please. >> What's up? >> She's sovereign. >> Huh? >> She's sovereign. She won't provide me with her driver's license. Her driver's license is expired in 2025. Um, she uh registration is up to date actually. And um so right now she's just given me all types of problems. I'm I was just going to ride her for expired driver's license. >> And um >> what type of pole is it that's on the ground there? Is it going to be a city issue >> like ming off? saw Sergeant said that >> the only number I see on her now is >> she's not compiling with anything. >> 104 >> for the white ones or green. >> Um >> she has an expired driver's license. She can't drive. >> So, um somebody else is either going to have to come drive her car and it's an arrest or I >> Right. >> Yep. Turn the female arrow, please. >> Okay, ma'am. I need to turn the vehicle. >> What's the purpose? >> Cuz your driver's license is actually expired, ma'am. >> The state of Florida turned my my freedom to travel freely into a >> What I need you to do right now is turn your car off for me so we can get this situated. >> What? What are we getting situated? >> I'm trying to help you. What are you trying to help me with, >> ma'am? >> No, I don't understand. What are you trying to help me with? >> I've explained everything to you. I've been very kind and helpful to you. >> I can't go forward without my attorney. >> Okay, that's fine. I need >> call your Call your supervisor. >> My partner is here with me right now. >> Call your supervisor. Call your supervisor, please. >> We can do that, too. >> What is your badge number, please? >> Ma'am, I'm trying to help you in the best way that I can. You >> have to disclose your badge number. And I have no problem doing that. You have to disclose your badge number right now. According to Shapiro versus Thompson. >> Okay, that's no problem, ma'am. >> These are these are constitutional laws that have been put in place, ma'am. That's what I follow the constitution. >> The officer had tried to reason with her, but she seemed very convinced that she was over both the officer and the law. Truly, there's no cure for being stupid. The state of Florida has taken my right to travel freely in my private vehicle and turn it into a privilege which is against my constitutional rights. >> I am not I am not contracting with you. >> I understand. Hear me out for a second. Okay. >> Just I heard what you had to say. At this point, she has asked you to turn the vehicle off and step out of the vehicle. >> If you listen to me, you are going to step out of the vehicle. Why would I do that? >> Because I asked you to. >> You don't have any authority over me. >> I do. >> No, you don't sir. You both are criminals. >> No. You're going to step out of the vehicle or I'm going to make you get out of the vehicle. >> I'm going to church. >> No, you're going to get out of the vehicle right now. Nope. Nope. Stop it. Do not do it. Do not. >> Oh my god. No. No. >> No. No. >> Stop. Leave me alone. >> Listen. >> Oh my god. I'm going to church. Stop it. Leave me alone. >> Please stop. Oh my god. Are you crazy? >> No. You're going to step out of the vehicle. >> Oh my god. Wait. Let me turn my vehicle off. >> No. Do not grab me. No. >> Stop. >> Do not stop it. >> Grab this one. >> I'm gonna put I'm gonna lock up my car. >> No. >> I'm going to lock up my car. >> No. >> We tried to help. >> Oh my god. Burn. >> Hold on. Get your Get your supervisor. >> Step out. Step out. >> Oh my god. Let me put my car in park. >> Let me put my car in. Step out. Step out. My car is out. Stay right there. Do not move. >> Oh my god. >> Yep. >> Nobody else in there. >> Nope. >> Please lock my car. >> No. >> I want to lock up my car. >> Okay, I'm going to take care of it in a second. >> Please let me go to church. Ah. >> [gasps] >> Don't tighten them again. You don't have to tighten them that much. >> There and they are loose. >> Relax. >> Ow. You don't have to tighten it, sir. >> Not tight. >> You are. You're tightening. >> They have to be clamped on. They're handcuffs. >> Are you the supervisor? >> I am the supervisor. >> Okay. I need you to please get my purse and call my attorney. >> Ma'am, I'm not calling your attorney. I will We will take care of your property. >> Going to have a seat right now. >> Don't handle me like that. >> You're going to sit down, please. >> Stop it. >> Sit down and put your legs in. >> Don't tell my car. Call my brother to come down. >> Thank you. >> Please don't tell my car. >> Watch your legs. >> Please don't tow my vehicle. Can I please call my brother? >> No. >> Why? This is getting toasted. >> Why? That's theft. >> It's not. >> Sir, you're you're stealing my car if you impound it. >> Sir, can I please secure my vehicle? Sir, >> let me secure my car, please. My purse and everything. How am I supposed to get out of jail? >> It's getting towed. >> What about my personal belongings? Sir, I've got money in that purse. Please don't do that to me. >> What kind of money do you have? >> I have over $2,000 in that purse. Please. >> Okay. Uh, I can check with supervisor and ask you. >> Please let me have my purse so I can post bail. Please, >> let me check. >> She would like to bring her purse with her to jail. >> Making sure I see a lot of lighters. So, I just want to make sure that here that's not supposed to be in here before we bring it to the jail. Uh, while you're doing that, I'm going to type the jail [music] intake. She can have her phone, too. >> I will bring your purse and your uh phone for you. >> Thank you, sir. >> Yep. >> Can you please roll up my windows? >> We will. >> And I I I can't have the code to towed because it's on a security. >> It's going to get towed. There is not nothing around that. >> What if you up my car? It's not going to. >> How do you know that? >> Because we notate any damage on it prior to the tower. >> There is no damage on my car. >> And there won't be anyone to get it. >> How do I get it? >> In the end, she was charged with failure to comply with an officer, resisting arrest with violence and battery on an LEO. The last woman learned the hard way not to mess around, just like this other Karen [music] who convinced herself that twisting the law would somehow excuse her complete lack of common sense. I will call my supervisor, but if you fail to produce your information, >> call your supervisor. I'm not failing to do anything. I'm asking for you. >> No. Yes, you are. >> No, I'm asking. >> It's on demand. No, I need your license. >> I'm not doing anything commercially. >> So, >> your tag is expired. >> On July the 18th, 2025, an officer initiated a simple traffic stop for an expired tag. The officer approached the driver without any bias, but the encounter turned into a full sovereign citizen style standoff with baseless arguments about basic motor vehicle laws. >> How you doing? Yes, I'm Officer Gloo here with the town of Ocean Ridge. The reason why I'm pulling you over is your tag is expired. I'll need your license, registration, and insurance, please. >> Um, why are you pulling me over? >> Because your tag is expired. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Am I breaking the law? Yes, your tag is expired. >> Any crime? >> Yes, your tag is expired. >> You have a supervisor. >> I am the supervisor right now. So, I'll need your license. You have a choice. Okay? And I'm going to explain this to you really probably once or twice to you. Okay? >> I will call my supervisor, but if you fail to produce your information, >> you call your supervisor. I'm not failing to do anything. I'm asking for you. >> No. Yes, you are. >> No, I'm asking. >> It's upon demand. >> I'm demanding your supervisor. >> No, you don't get to demand my supervisor. You wait because >> you serve the public. >> Yes. >> I didn't call up any cop. I didn't hurt anybody. I'm not >> 526. Would you 56 me here? >> No. I need your license. >> I'm not doing anything commercially. So >> your tag is expired. >> Come here. I'll show you. No, >> it's right here. Stay here. Don't move. After another round of confirmatory check, the officer uncovered just enough to tighten up the noose around her neck. >> Expired vehicle registration. Driver license not bottleneck. So, is this your Jeep? >> It is not. >> Okay. I already know that. >> Right. So, you know, >> it's still a lawful stop. >> It's lawful. >> It's a lawful stop. It's a legal stop. >> It's illegal. It's illegal or lawful. >> It's legal. And I'm not going to argue with you. >> I'm not arguing, sir. I'm asking you to >> I'm asking you for your driver's license. You're driving your vehicle in the state of Florida and you are >> traveling. I'm traveling. So, you're gonna play that game? >> No, I'm not playing any game. This is my This is my freedom talking about you. >> It is. And >> we're talking about you. >> My My sergeant's on his way. And >> we're talking about you as a public sergeant. >> My sergeant's on the way. And you can talk to him. >> You can talk to him. >> Yeah. >> And I hope you know. >> I hope you know what you're doing. >> I hope I do, too. Okay. >> 536. I'll be going 1097 PNC Bank. She able to back out real quick. >> Not right now. I'm on a call. So, as soon as possible though, I won't hold her up long. Her >> tag is expired. Uhhuh. And she will produce her driver's license. registration or insurance. >> Okay. >> She's traveling. >> Okay. Hi. How are you? >> Good. How you doing? Good. So, I'm the new shift supervisor. This officer has conducted a lawful traffic stop. >> Is it lawful or legal? >> It's It's a lawful traffic stop. >> It is. And what what law am I am I breaking? >> Apparently, you're >> What law? >> Okay. Receal license and registration. Uh, that has nothing to do with >> Okay. 10:15 >> because Are you >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. For what? Why are you arresting me? Is your >> Yeah, you know what? For, >> right? Welcome to America. >> Wow. >> This is not This isn't >> Don't resist. >> I'm not resisting. >> Yes, you are. >> This is not even my car. I did not unlock this. >> This is crazy. >> I hope your camera is on. >> Oh, it's on. >> Yeah. >> Hop in. >> 526 10:15. Her scheme had gotten her into the same trouble she was trying to avoid, but she had no idea how downhill it was from here on. >> What is this place? >> The Ocean Ridge Police Department. >> Mrs. K. >> Step into the cell. Step into the cell. >> Why step into there? >> Why are you putting me in here? Why am I putting it in you? >> Yes. >> Why do you think I'm putting you in here? >> I do. Why are you putting me in here? >> This is absurd. >> Turn around. >> Wow. This >> What you going to do is provide your driver's license. >> I don't have a driver >> or an ID. >> You didn't ask for an ID. You said driver license or registration. You did not ask for an ID. >> Mhm. and we'll see that on camera. So, >> face the wall. Can >> someone come in here to speak with me? >> In the end, she was charged with failure to comply with an officer, resisting arrest and use of an expired tag. Next up is the moment officers had to drag this sovereign citizen through the rain after he picked the absolute worst time to mess around and find out. >> Are you going to give me your license? >> I'm not. I'm I'm I'm not driving. >> Are you going to arrest me? >> Can you step out of your vehicle for me? No. What are you doing touching my vehicle? >> What are you doing? >> During a wet afternoon on September the 14th, 2024, a deputy with the Flagler County Sheriff's Office pulled over a vehicle with an expired tag. The officer was firm, but the driver felt, irrespective of the situation, that there was a loophole for him to exploit. Hey, I'm Deputy Dorsey Fan Sheriff's Office, license, register, insurance. >> What's that? >> I'm Deputy Dorsey Flag Sheriff's Office, license, registered, and insurance. >> Why am I being pulled over? >> Your tax expired. >> Okay. Can you just write me a ticket? >> And your license, register, to insurance, sir. >> I'm not driving. I'm traveling. Can you just write the ticket and I'll be on my way? >> No, I need your license, register, insurance. >> I I'm not driving. >> Failure to exhibit DL upon demand is criminal. >> Excuse me. >> Failure to exhibit DL upon demand is criminal. >> This is a crime. If you don't exhibit your DL upon demand >> when stopped by a law enforcement officer on traffic stop me then >> are you going to give me your license? >> I'm not I'm I'm not driving. >> Are you going to arrest me? >> Can you step out of your vehicle for me? >> No. Am I under arrest? >> Charlie 21369 code 2 reference non-compliant operator >> 54 for now. He's just recording me with his window up and it won't identify. Can't hear you. I can't hear you. Your window's up. I can't hear you. Huh? I can't hear you. Huh? Sir, can you give me your license? Can you give me your license? Can you step out of the vehicle for me? I can't hear you. I can't hear you. Can you step out of your vehicle for me? Huh? I can't hear you. I can't hear you. I cannot hear you. Can you at least crack your window? How can I write you a ticket without your license? I can barely hear you. Can you roll down your window for me? Can you roll down your window for me? Can you roll down your window for me, sir? I cannot hear you. Can you at least crack it? At least crack it so I can talk to you. >> Can you step out of the vehicle for me? Sir, can you step out of the vehicle for me? >> Speaking to the officers with his windows firmly closed while recording was a diabolical approach. It was clear that he strongly believed that he was cooking up evidence to win a battle. But in [music] truth, he was never supposed to be a part of it. And he was about to learn this lesson the hard way. >> I cannot hear you. Can you roll down the window, open the door, or something? >> What are you doing touching my vehicle? >> What are you doing? I do not consent to any of this. Ow. I'm I'm >> belted in. >> I'm belted in. My hands aren't here. It's illegal. Another vehicle on the ground. >> What are you doing? HELP! [screaming] HELP! HELP ME! [screaming] HELP ME! HELP ME! HELP ME! HELP ME! HELP ME! I'M NOT RESISTING. HELP ME! HELP ME! HELP ME! Help me! Help me! Help me! Help me! Help me! Help me! Help me! Help me! Help! Help me. >> Help me. Help me. >> Help me. Help me. I haven't done anything. Help me. Help me. >> Roll to your side. >> Help me. Help me. >> We're going to stand you up. All right. >> This hurts. >> We're going to stand you up. This hurts. Ready? >> I do not consent to any of this. >> All right. You're being placed under arrest. Okay. >> What for? My glasses. >> Oh, you know, in a second. All right. We're going back here to my car. >> Left side. What is this? What is this? You have You have to tell me what I've done. >> I'll tell you in a second. >> What have I done? What have I done? >> You failed to exhibit your deal upon demand. That is resisting. Okay. >> I didn't resist anything. I didn't resist anything. I did not consent to any searches or seizures. Are your body cameras on? >> Yes, sir. They are. You're being placed under arrest. >> For what? >> And upon being placed under arrest, you are subject to search for enter my vehicle. >> Where are my rights? Why have you not writing me my rights? I don't have to, sir. >> What? >> I'm not questioning you about the crime in the vehicle. >> What are you talking about? >> What are you talking about? >> All right. Um, you're being placed under arrest. Okay. >> For resisting. Okay. >> Resisting what? >> I lawfully stopped you. Stop. I asked you for ID. You failed to exhibit and rolled up your window. >> Is that a crime? >> Yes, it is. >> Is that a What crime? >> Resisting. >> What crime? What crime is that? Watch your leg. >> What law is broken? What law is broken? Where are you? Where are you taking? [music] >> I'm going to jail. >> In the end, he was charged with resisting and driving with an expired tag. As wild as that encounter was, it still lacked the level of entitlement Mark brought to the table cuz he simply didn't know how or [music] when to pick his battles. >> Honestly, you know, >> be honest with me, Mark. >> I do have a right to travel. >> Okay. >> Okay. And you you sure you want to play this game, Mark? I you sure? >> On January the 28th, 2025, a sheriff's deputy with the Putham County Sheriff's Office pulled over a vehicle for speeding. The stop at first was just precautionary, but things took a wild turn when the driver began claiming sovereign citizen status. >> Hello, how are you? Stop with this speed through 9 miles. Okay, I had your 81. All right. >> I had you both 81, but I'm just going to stop you. Do you have your driver's license on you yet? >> No. >> Do you have a valid driver's license? >> No. >> Why are you driving then? >> Cuz I got to go to work, bro. >> Okay, that doesn't make a difference. You don't have a driver's license? >> Actually, I'm not even driving. >> Why is that? >> You know, if we can make this real simple and easy, I'm traveling. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm not in commercial capacity. So, under constitutional laws, you can actually >> have the right to travel. So, >> you know, to make it real easy. >> Before we get too far, you could be traveling to jail. So, I need to see either driver's license and ID. I I actually don't have to go to jail either. Okay. >> Um I I can tell you my name. Okay. My name's Mark. Okay. And your name is >> Drummond. >> Yes. >> A drum. Awesome. >> Okay. So, um >> a drum. Yeah. So, honestly, you know, >> be honest with me, Mark. >> I do have a right to travel. >> Okay. >> Okay. And >> you you sure you want to play this game, Mark? >> I you sure? >> I I have I will play this game with you. Okay. >> You sure? Make your decision here. Be very smart about what you say next. >> Okay. So So under >> be very smart what you say next. >> Okay. Do I not have the right to travel? >> You have the right to go to jail if you don't provide me a driver's license. >> Why? How do how do I have to go to jail, >> Mark? We're going to tow the vehicle and you're going to go to jail. Okay. We're going to make this very simple. >> Can you just give me a ticket? I got to go to work. >> You're going to hit more than this ticket if you keep it up. >> We're in a bad places here right now. >> You're in a bad place here right now. >> In the state and the state. We're really not. >> You are. Okay. You're walking a fine line here. I suggest you don't walk in it any further. >> Okay. All right. I don't have a driver's license. >> I know you don't have a driver's license because it's suspended. Right. Right. >> Let's not play games here. >> Okay. So, I'm telling you, all right. I don't have a driver's license is suspended. >> Okay. >> All right. >> That's all you had to say. >> I've had one for a while. >> We don't have to play the foolish games with I'm traveling on that. Okay. >> It's not a game. >> Okay. It is. >> It's actually the law and you're under and you're under oath. >> And Mark, I don't need to hear your your madeup fairy tales. >> It's not made up. >> It is. >> It's the law. >> Okay. Trying to teach the officer his job just to suit his own twisted ambition was a prime sovereign citizen move, but it was going to come at a high price that he clearly was not prepared for. >> All right, Mark. You sure you want to play this? >> I'm I'm just I'm just explaining it to you. >> All right. Well, let me explain something to you. Just step out. I >> I don't have to step out. >> You do? Yes, please. >> No, I don't have to step out. No, sir. If you put your hands on me, you'll go to jail. >> Step out. Step out. >> Please don't take me. >> Step out. Step out. >> Okay. We're not playing the game. >> 143, Sir, >> step out, sir. >> Step out, sir. Now I'm going to ask you one more time. >> We're not playing together. >> Step out. >> Step out. >> Face the car. Face the car. Hands behind you back. >> Before you lock me up. >> Face the vehicle. >> Okay. Before you violate my phone, right? >> I said don't play this game, right? >> It's not a game, sir. >> Face the vehicle. Don't face me. >> It's not a game. All right. Under the Fourth Amendment and in and Florida State statute, I have a right to travel. >> Okay. Well, now you have a right to go to jail. >> I'm not a driver. >> Okay. >> All right. Mark, >> I told you not to play this game, right? >> It's not a game. >> Go to my vehicle. >> Okay. Can I >> go to my vehicle? >> Okay. Easy. >> We're going this way. >> Easy. >> You want to play games with me? >> Easy. I'm not playing games. >> Can you call your supervisor? What's the deal? Just by the feet. Now your vehicle is going to get towed. You're going to jail >> for no reason. >> I'll pull your bond. Okay. You're under constitution. Follow the constitution. >> Just to follow the constitution. >> Mark, I don't need to hear your finger. >> Your oath. Okay. To follow the prostitution. You're you're breaking your oath right now. >> 147. >> I know it's upsetting. It's upsetting. >> Sorry. I got to go to jail, bud. I'm sorry, but >> No, you're not. >> You made this decision. No, >> you made the decision. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> This was all your decision. Have a seat. >> Okay. >> And I have a right to a phone call, too. >> You have a right to have a seat right now. >> Sit down. >> Who is the vehicle registered to? >> Me. >> Put all the way in. Mark. >> Hey. >> Go ahead, Mark. >> I know you can hear me. >> Oh, I can hear you. Go ahead, bud. >> Okay. I'm not giving you consent to to search my vehicle. >> Tell you what, Mark. Here's what we're going to do. Okay. You're going to jail for resisting without and your vehicle and your vehicle's being towed. >> I'm not resisting. >> Okay. >> Where's your supervisor? >> You don't need one right now, Mark. >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Well, you're not going to get one. How's that sound? Is there a gun in the car? >> I have bullets. Yep, there's a gun. See? Mark had successfully escalated a simple traffic stop into a free Uber ride to jail. His sense of belief had brought him thus far, but from his behavior, it was not even clear yet if he had gotten the memo. >> Mark, here's the deal. Okay, let me just explain this to you. >> You would have been on your way with honestly a warning. All you had to do was just listen. And you you couldn't do that. >> No, I can't listen. >> You couldn't though. I was just explaining. >> And now you got a ton of tickets. Your vehicle's towed. You We got to go through the whole thing just because you couldn't listen. right now. Why couldn't you just said that? Hey, man, we can I can just I can just give you a warrior. >> Mark, I am the nicest cop you'll ever meet in your life. Okay, I trust me, I am. I really I really really am. >> My dad was law enforcement for 48 years and Randy Hayes is a good friend of mine. >> Then you should know better. >> A nice guy. >> You should know better. >> Couple years ago, okay, I got I got my insurance. Everything was everything was legal. >> Okay. And my insurance rates kept going up, kept going up, kept going up, kept going up. And I asked my insurance agent and he said, "Man, I don't know, but I saw this I saw this post." He said, "I saw this uh this interview with George Soros who owns Progressive Insurance." Okay. All right. And George Soros said, he goes, "Um, I'll raise the insurance rate as high as I want to and they'll have to pay because they're ignorant." So, I started studying I started studying all these things and the law and everything else, which I had prior I had been doing that prior to that anyways. Okay. Okay. and finding out what was what was truly going on in our country. >> Okay. Okay. >> Because I had because I had seen where our our country had been subjecting us to tyranny and oppression for a long time. Okay. Okay. >> So, I wasn't able to pay my insurance anymore because it went up it went up to $243 a month. I couldn't afford that. >> Mark, here's the thing is I understand hard times and I am like I like I told you, I'm not one of those deputies who going to raise your 100 tickets. However, if we have a circumstance where somebody has to put me in that circumstance, then >> you know, Trump's in office now. and a lot of the old laws and the policies that you're you're a civil servant, you have to abide by the constitutional laws, the first laws that we have to follow are God's laws, okay? They're the supreme laws of the universe, right? If you believe in a higher power or if you don't, you know, there's still governing laws that that that make this universe turn. All right? Make the galaxy turn, make the planet turn, okay? And there's natural laws on the planet that that that we that we need to follow. If we don't follow them, we we we fall short. Okay? It's just like all the diseases and everything else going on in the world right now. You know, >> there is no disease that can't be cured if you follow the natural laws because the natural laws will keep your body healthy and strong and and and vibrant. Okay? Anyway, so we come down from them. We come into common laws. Okay? Which which were subjected to tyranny and oppression through European laws which were Roman maritime laws and admirality laws. Okay. >> All right. and and the laws that and the laws that they use in the courthouse are admirality laws. That's why the language is different. Okay. So then we come down then we come down into constitutional bill of right laws and then constitutional laws. All right. And then from there come the become the policies and codes which are which are the laws that y'all follow. What you're enforcing right now okay policies and codes okay have been have been contaminated throughout the system is communist. Okay. And it's almost like a Nazi Gustapo basically being pushed. Now there's now there's things that I have the right to do. You know, it's like I told you earlier, you know, I can pull your bond, okay? Cuz you're bonded as a civil servant. I can pull your bond and I can see you. But you know what? I'm not going to do that. You want to know why? >> Why? >> Because I do care about you. >> Brother. >> Mhm. >> You're my brother and and I don't want to hurt you. I just want you to understand the true laws. Okay. and the two laws are are keeping you making you do a job that's not even constitutional. Your job is not constitutional. Look, my dad was law enforcement for 48 years. Okay? There's a there's a programming that's in the system called preemptive predictive programming. Okay? >> All right? And and and a and a um and a group of people, we're talking about about a thousand people sit down and they're the smartest people in the world, okay? and they sit down and they and they they deise they devise sinister plans, okay, to sedue humanity. All right, you're enemy. >> I'm still listening. >> Okay, you know you're a slave to the system, right? >> You know that, right? >> Could be. >> You actually are. >> Okay. >> We We're all slaves to the system until we see how the system works and we and we start breaking free from it, >> right? >> Okay. It's like paying taxes. Okay. Taxes are voluntary. Did you know that? >> What happens if you don't pay taxes though, Mark? >> What does the What does the IRS do? >> Nobody in the system to take care of the system. >> His confidence in his cultlike delusions was strikingly disturbing. But the deputy gave no judgment. It wasn't his place to judge him. His dumb choices would teach him that no legal loopholes can exempt common sense. [music] >> What does the IRS do if you don't pay your taxes? >> They garner your wages. They do all that stuff. >> They can't. They They don't have the right to do that. >> Okay. >> Because it's voluntary. >> But they still do it though, right? They tried. >> Okay. >> You know, it's it sounds it sounds insane and and and it's upsetting in some manners, but the truth is the truth. And no matter how much the truth, the truth will set you. >> I hate writing citations, Mark, but you kind of forced my hand today. Okay. So, you're going to get a citation for the speed. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. For the 81 and the 65. Okay. You're also going to get citation for knowingly operating a motor vehicle on a suspended driver's license. Okay? I only write you two tickets today instead of writing you a boatload cuz you got a lot going on. In the end, Mark was given multiple citations and also charged with resisting arrest. Next up is Jason, whose twisted idea of freedom dragged him into a standoff he was already doomed to lose from the very beginning. >> No, I don't. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> I was traveling. >> Okay. Where's your ID then? >> I don't have an ID. Okay. >> On August the 9th, 2024, a deputy with the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office pulled over a driver for a routine traffic violation. But what started as a simple stop quickly spiraled into a chaotic encounter after the driver single-handedly turned the situation upside down and forced the deputy to call for backup. >> Hi, I'm Deputy Foreman with the sheriff's office. How are you today? >> Wonderful. How about you? >> Got all your dogs with you, huh? >> Yeah. The reason why I stopped you at that four-way intersection, you have to stop behind that white bar before you proceed through the intersection. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> No. >> No, I don't. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> I'm traveling. >> Okay. Where's your ID then? >> I don't have an ID. >> Okay. What about some form of identification so I can figure out who you are? >> I'm Jason. >> Okay. >> I don't sovereign citizen. >> Okay. >> We don't need a driver's license to travel. >> Okay. What about the registration? This is in my friend's name. >> Okay. Will you grab that for me? >> Who's the vehicle registered to? >> And who is that to you? >> She's a friend of mine. >> Okay. >> Are you staying at that residence that this is registered to? >> Well, at mine that's three houses down. Yes. >> We live on the same street. This is her address. Mine is 21455. >> Yes. Uh Are these your dogs? >> Yes, ma'am. >> What are their names? >> This is Benjamin and that's Zoe. >> Benjamin and Zoe. >> Lots of paperwork, huh? >> Yeah. >> Do you use her vehicle often? >> No. >> No. Okay. So, you probably wouldn't even know where the insurance or anything is, huh? >> Just going up there to get gas for my lawn. Oh, here. I see the insurance. So, that's insurance. >> Can I see that? Thanks. >> There we go. >> There it is. >> I mean, it's from 2020, but I'll take that. That'll that'll do the job still. I'll see if it's registered. >> I had this feeling. I know a lot of cops just gas station. >> Uh, what's your first name? Jason, you said? >> Yes, ma'am. >> How long you been in Florida? >> 5 years. >> 5 years. You What do you do for construction? Yes, ma'am. Things like that. anything. I have a landscape business I do on both sides on weekends. >> Have you been stopped by law enforcement anymore? >> Not since I'm sovereign citizen. No, but yes, I have. >> Oh, uh oh. Since I've been a sovereign a year, I would say 5 years ago. I got stopped when I first moved down here for driving obviously without a license. And so now I know that I can't get a license. So I'm a sovereign citizen now. >> Okay. >> I'm traveling. I'm not conducting commerce. >> Okay. So, you have been issued a license in Florida before? >> No. >> Never. You don't have an a number with the Florida >> department? I had an ID. >> Right. Okay. So, you have a Florida ID number with the state of Florida? >> Yes, I did. >> Gotcha. Where did you move from? >> Ohio. >> Ohio. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What was that? >> I said I should probably Wait. You don't smoke? >> Um, okay. Give me one second. All right. >> After a few minutes running background checks, the officer returned to the man. This time with backup, hoping to sort things out calmly before the situation had a chance to escalate. >> All right. Will you step on top real quick? >> Ma'am. >> Yes. >> Please. No. I don't feel comfortable or safe. >> Okay. >> Let me let me let me explain something. >> Yes, sir. >> I'll be as cordial as respectful as humanly possible. All right. When we give you a lawful order, I don't care what your beliefs are. that has nothing to do with what's going on right now. When we give you a law of order, you must comply with the law of order or you will be arrested. That is that that's as as far as I'm going to come out with it. I understand what your beliefs are. I understand it. Whatever you want to believe in, I get it. But I'm telling you, it is not going to work in your advantage. And I'm going to politely again request that you get out of this vehicle. Feel safe. Okay. I don't know, sir. >> Do you have anybody living with you at your house? >> Yes. Can you grab my phone, please? >> You're back, Ben. You're back. >> Now, you're going to get charged with obstruction cuz you failed to listen to a lawful command. See, and it could have just been probably a criminal citation where you get a court date and you don't go to jail. But you I I gave you the opportunity, right? Gave you the opportunity. But now we have to add more to it. All because of some probably silliness that you're believing in because you watch YouTube. And I'm telling you, YouTube is not correct. >> So now you got to deal with more consequences. >> He lives at your wrist. Is that your name and your phone? >> Yeah. >> Are you somewhere to come get your dog? >> Tell your supervisor, please. >> He's at the office. >> Can he come on here, please? >> Hey, can you come and get the car and the dogs? They're going to arrest me. I'm on the corner of Normandy Street. >> Normandy? Uh, >> I'm on speaker. >> Norm, I don't I don't know where Normandy is. Can you send me an address? >> All right. Well, >> can we have your supervisor come out here, please? He's not going to come out here right now. Um >> I get you requesting it. I'll give him a notification that you are requesting it and I'll see if he'll be sir. It's not the law. >> No, >> there's zero law. See, I don't know where you think these laws are coming from. Like you're influenced by YouTube. >> No, no, sir. I read I read the Constitution. >> Okay. All right. What is the Constitution then? >> What do you mean? >> What is it? >> It's the Constitution for our rights. >> Okay. So, what are your rights? >> It's a right to travel. >> The right to travel. Okay. Yes, sir. on Florida roadways and highways with the obligation of having a valid license. Yes. >> No, that's when you're a sovereign citizen. >> So you're a sovereign citizen. So you're a sovereign citizen. >> Yes, that's what I was explaining. >> Well, welcome sovereign citizen to the laws of the state of Florida where you need to allow the Florida license to operate a motor vehicle in the state of Florida on the Florida roadways and highways. I'm sorry you don't believe in that. Like I said, it's nothing against you. It's your beliefs. But I'm telling you just you're about to find out how the laws work. >> I I understand that. >> Well, if you would understand, then then you would understand that you need a license. But you don't want to go get a license because your stuff is suspended in what other Ohio >> and I've tried. >> Okay. Well, you need to reinstate your license in Ohio and get it fixed so you can get a license in Florida. >> That's why I doing the sovereign citizen. I haven't >> I'm telling you that sovereign the sovereign the sovereign citizen thing is not going to work. I'm telling you. But you don't have to believe me. I've been doing this 7 years. It's not going to work. Have a seat, please. >> I'll see where my corporal is, if he is willing to come out here. If not, he can give you a phone call at the jail. He had messed around and now was finding out the hard way that he couldn't hide behind laws that didn't actually hold up. But the scene still left officers with unanswered questions. Was he driving a borrowed vehicle or was something else going on entirely? >> I'm sorry, I can't hear you. >> No, I'm sorry. So, he's going for obstruction and he resisted. >> Well, so what he when he doesn't have a valid license, right? So, when we tell someone to get out of the motor vehicle and they refuse to because of their beliefs, whatever their beliefs are, I understand it. But it's a law. I'm requesting you remove from a vehicle, he refused to do so. when I have to open the door and get him out myself, >> you're getting charged with obstruction. That that's just the way it is. I didn't want to do that to him. I I did everything I could respectfully to get him out of the car. But it's whatever he wants to believe in. YouTube or whatever his whatever [laughter] his amendment rights are. I can't stop someone from believing in what they want to believe him. But I'm telling you that you're going to go to jail. It's the rules. I'm sorry that you don't like the rules. But >> can I say anything to him for a second or >> Yeah, if you like to. Your dog's going to stay in the car. >> Are you going to bail me out? >> I Yeah, I guess so. I mean, you better be paying me back though. >> Yeah. have to get the lawyer now cuz >> well I know >> that you say >> hi there. >> Hello county sheriff's office. What can I do for you? >> I'm being arrested for traveling on the road sir. >> Okay. >> We all have our right to travel but I don't. >> You yeah you're right. You have the right to travel but I have to get >> but when you're traveling when you're traveling in the streets >> of Florida >> Yes, sir. >> you have to have a license. Okay. >> So that is the law whether you agree to it or not. >> Mhm. >> That's not for us to discuss. Okay. Our job is just to enforce state laws and state law says that you have to have a driver's license. >> That is it. >> Even if you're traveling and not even commerce even if you're traveling. >> Okay. >> So you can research it. >> State Florida is very simple. You have to have a Florida driver's license to drive a car or a driver's license from another state to operate a motor vehicle on any roads in the state of Florida or any states. >> Is there anything else I could do for you? >> Did answer your question? Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. Hang on tight. Okay. Yes, sir. In the end, he was charged with obstruction and failure to identify and got a few citations.