If you haven't seen what happens when fantasy law meets realworld police, here are five cases when sovereign citizens think they're untouchable. Backfires. Number five. Sovereign citizen drives with fake tag. Acts shocked when arrested. A Florida deputy stops a woman named Antonia after noticing her vehicle has a non-standard department of transportation tag that doesn't register in any system. Here's what happens next. How you doing? >> Hello, sir. >> Deputy Lo with the sheriff's office. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Um, reason for the stop. What's up with that tag? What tag is it? >> That's the DOT um Department of Transportation tag, sir. >> Do you have a tag for the vehicle? >> Yes. So, that is a tag for the automobile. >> Okay. Do you have a driver's license and registration for the vehicle? >> Okay. Do you have proof of registration for the vehicle? There's no state for that tag. It's not coming back to anything. So that that's why I'm that's why I'm asking. Okay. That's a that's a that's passport card. Do you have a driver's license? What's that? >> Do you have a driver's license out of Florida or any other state? >> No, I'm not. >> Registration. >> Registration or insurance for the vehicle? So, you don't have a driver you don't have a driver's license in the state of Florida, right? >> Okay. >> That's not a driver's license, though. >> Huh? >> You have your body cameras on? >> Yes, I do. >> It's It's recording. >> I just want to make sure. >> Okay. What I'm going to have you do is turn the car off. [Music] What's that? >> Cuz I'm going to have you step out. Okay. You don't have a driver's license. You're not supposed allowed to be operating the vehicle. Okay. >> What's that? Cuz we're going to have a conversation in the back of my car. >> Okay. [Music] >> What's that? >> Am I under >> right now? You're being detained. You understand? >> Operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license. The deputy explains that operating a motor vehicle in Florida requires a valid license, registration, and proof of insurance, none of which she can provide. You don't know who is. >> Dan, go over here. We're going to pull. >> What's your first name? >> Okay. So, am I being told? >> Roll down your window. Ma'am, roll down your window. >> Ma'am, roll down your window all the way so we can talk. >> Okay. So, I'd rather not for my safety. >> What's that? >> I'd rather not for my safety. I can hear you. >> Ma'am, you you have to get out of the car. So, go ahead and shut the car off and step out. You're not producing any of the required documents that you're supposed to have, >> right? So, I can show you some documents. >> I I need a Florida registration. >> Okay. So, I'm presenting to you my ID, sir. >> Okay. >> Listen, >> here. >> I'm not I'm not >> Let me have that. Let me have it. >> So, I'm present to you my ID. >> It It doesn't work that way. Okay. I need your ID so I can run it. >> Okay. So, here's my ID, sir. Okay. Now, do you have a valid registration? >> I have a bond for this automobile. >> What's that? >> Okay. >> Yes. I need your paperwork and I need your insurance. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Go ahead. >> Just keep an eye out. Any weapons or anything inside the car? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Well, I'm not going to have you dig through a bag right now. I'm telling you to unlock this car and step out. Do you understand me? >> Sir, I'm getting my paperwork. He just asked me for my paperwork. >> What paper? 21. >> I have my stuff. >> Antonio repeatedly pushes back, arguing that standard legal requirements don't apply to her situation. >> What are you trying to show me, >> ma'am? What are you trying to show me? The only documentation I need to see is your vehicle registration, your proof of insurance, and your Florida driver's license. You showed me a passport >> ID. Okay. >> Your tag comes back to nothing. So what I presented to you was >> negative. >> No, I don't have a Florida. >> I'm sorry. >> I don't have a Florida private license. >> Why is that? That was >> Yes, sir. >> Have you ever had one? >> What? What is that? >> Huh? >> Yeah. Oh, by the way, not a sovereign citizen, so please don't classify me as such. I know you guys have some sort of cold terms that you guys use, never claim to be. >> Right now, you're operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license. Okay. >> Can you put me on a welfare? I don't know what >> my bag. >> Go ahead. >> Why are you pulling in here? Do you live in here? >> She continues questioning the deputy, asserting that she's done nothing wrong and trying to present alternate paperwork. >> So, ma'am, so what so what is what is this supposed to be? [Music] I'm sorry. >> What is the Where's the So, okay. So, this is not So, where's the registration for the vehicle? >> Okay. So, you understand that by the by the Florida state statute, you need a registration. Okay. And you also need a Florida driver's license or your driver's license from another state. You understand that? Correct. >> What is What is there? What is there not to understand? >> You're you're operating a motor vehicle in the state of Florida. >> What? >> Okay. So, you're responsible for knowing the laws. >> Does that make sense? She probably has that. >> Yeah, she suspended suspended. >> Okay. >> I'm um there is I'm going to tell you the supervisor's the supervisor going to tell you the same exact thing we were telling you cuz it's not the truth is the truth has not changed. Well, ma'am, you're required to hand us a driver's license that is valid. For what? That's not We don't require that. We We require a Florida driver's license. >> The deputies remain calm and clarify that regardless of what she believes, Florida law mandates valid documentation to operate a vehicle on public roads. Ma'am, unlock the car and step out. I am not asking you. I am telling you step out of the car. Do you understand me? >> Okay. So, am I being >> If you do not step out of the car, I will break this window and I will drag you out of the car. Do you understand? >> So, now you're threatening. >> I'm not threatening you. I'm telling you. Okay. Okay. >> Unlock the car and step out. >> Do you understand what I am telling you? >> Yeah. >> Ma'am, don't turn this into something that it doesn't need to be. Okay. If you step out and cooperate with us, we'll cooperate with you. If you do not, you're going to go to jail. >> Unlock the car and step out of the car now. Well, it's not worth it. You guys are trying to do >> come back here and >> stand right back here in front of my hood. >> After multiple warnings and the threat of breaking the window, she eventually steps out of the car. >> So, let's try this again. Do you have a driver's license issued in the state of Florida? No. She does, but it's suspended. Same with the car. The car's not The car's registration >> surrender, sir. So, that was It says suspended. >> I understand that, but that was >> You also have no insurance. Okay. >> And your registration was >> So, the driver's license was surrender voluntarily. So, I understand that's probably how it looks in the system, but I also have paperwork for that. Um, but that's not in my car. So, showing that I have my driver. I went to the DMV and I surrendered that voluntarily. I have my paperwork >> because it was suspended, >> right? So, I understand that's you know you don't have a license that you're driving. All right. Your car is not insured and it's not registered. >> All right. And you can't drive like that in the state of Florida. >> All right. So, >> your vehicle is going to be towed. >> Do me a favor. >> And he's going to write you some tickets. >> So, why is my vehicle being towed? >> Cuz it cannot operate on it cannot operate on the roads in the state of Florida. It doesn't have insurance and it's not registered. >> So, who who is ordering the vehicle to be that means my automobile to be towed? >> We are >> ma'am. We are law enforcement officers of the state of Florida. We enforce the laws of the state of Florida. That's the rules here. So, >> is it is it your its you if you don't want to abide by the laws, man, that has nothing to do with us. Okay. And we're we're being as respectful as we poss. >> I'm talking to a family member. >> Okay. Put Put the phone on top of his head. >> Okay. So, sir, why do I have to put my phone? Cuz >> right now you're being detained. Okay. You're not listening. Despite all her arguments, the officers don't play around and still arrest her. >> We're not going to play this game. All right. >> I um Okay. All right. I'll just check our pockets. >> Have a seat. I'm not I'm not playing this game. She's going >> 100%. >> So >> 21102 adult female temple too. >> What were those papers that she handed you? >> Dan, can you stay with her real quick, please? Yeah, >> you go ahead. Start. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Hold on. >> So, it has it has her name on there. So, it's not that she's Well, you have to confirm that's her name. >> Huh? >> Okay. >> Is it uh Antonio? >> Okay. Yeah. So, she provided >> Is that the name that was on her? That ID she gave you? She gave you a ID, >> a passport identification card. >> So, she knowingly is driving without a license. >> Just throw this back in your car. >> Antonia has read her Miranda rightites, but instead of acknowledging them, she responds in a surprising way. >> Okay, before I ask you some questions, I'm going to read you something. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have your lawyer present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning. If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answering any time and speak with a lawyer. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> I don't understand. >> Yes or no? >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Well, I'm not raping any of my rights. I can't hear you. What? >> I'm not waving any of my rights, sir. >> I'm asking yes or no. Do you understand what I just read to you? >> So, I understand what you're saying, sir. >> Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk with me? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Vote for no >> and the fake license plate. >> Fake license plate. >> Is there a license plate? >> No, there's nothing. It's some homemade >> printed. >> It's the white right here that >> US do non-commercial use. >> Um, somebody's on the phone still. >> Hello. >> Yes. How how you doing? >> I'm doing well. >> All right. So, um, what what was what was her name? >> Her name was Antonia. >> Antonia. Okay. Um, so my um Antonia is going to going to go to jail today. Okay. >> Why is she going to jail, sir? >> She she uh does not have a valid license and she has knowledge of that and her vehicle is also not insured and it's uh not registered either. >> Doesn't she she doesn't even have a license. Her license was um >> suspended. Deputies then speak with one of her family members to explain the charges and the booking process. >> It's suspended. >> Her license was was surrendered before all of that right there anyway. >> Right. But but you understand that you don't need to have a physical license for your license to be suspended. went down there. >> Why? Why would she be surrendering her license? >> Okay, ma'am. get >> in order to operate the vehicle in order to operate a vehicle in the on the roads in the state of Florida, you need to have a valid Florida driver's license. Okay. So, so that's why she's going to jail cuz she does not have one and she has knowledge that she does not have one. >> No insurance on the vehicle either. >> And there's no insurance on the vehicle and she doesn't even have a tag on the vehicle. >> Tag. >> It's it's it's a tag that is not recognized in the state of Florida. >> Okay. So, she'll be booked into the Indian River County Jail tonight. >> I'm sorry. >> Yes, I'm coming out to the What is it going to be to get her out of jail? >> Um, I don't know. I'm not the arresting deputy, so um I don't know what the bond is going to be if there's going to be a bond tonight. Um, so you can uh call call the jail and ask for that whenever whenever they get there. is going to be >> the the vehicle's going to get towed. Yes. >> Okay. So, so the so the deputy has has to go and he has to take her to the jail. Okay. So, I got to go. >> But she I'm sorry. >> Okay. Her grandparents arrive and try to defend her, but by then it's already too late. >> Yes. How you doing? >> That's my granddaughter right there. >> I'm sorry. >> That's my granddaughter. >> Okay, I understand that. >> Yeah. >> I'm Detective Bennett. How you doing, sir? >> I'm I'm not a sergeant. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> No, it's No, I'm not offended. I was just clarifying that for you. >> Yeah. >> Um Yeah. So, you you're who I was speaking to on the phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, so the facts still stand that she does not have a valid license in the state of Florida. Okay. She's uh operating a vehicle without a proper tag on on on the uh vehicle. >> Um and also she doesn't have any insurance on the vehicle. >> Okay. So, >> so uh >> she can't even drive the vehicle to the house. >> So, she >> No, the vehicle's being told. >> Yes, sir. in jail. >> You don't have a >> How can we find out tonight? >> You got to call in jail. >> You got to call me in jail. >> Okay. But how long it going to take? >> I'm sorry. >> But how long would it take? >> Um, so essentially whenever uh whenever he's done with the affidavit, it depends on however long he takes to do the affidavit. >> But they'll put based on the charges, they'll know immediately if there's a bond or not. Wait a minute. Tell him you're talking about but okay. Uh maybe I wait make about an hour or >> wait an hour or two and you you'll be able to call down there and find out. >> Okay then. I appreciate that. >> Okay. >> All right. And your name is? >> I'm Detective Bennett. >> Okay. I'm Ree. >> Nice to meet you. >> All right. All righty, you guys have a good night. Okay. >> All right. >> It all ends with Antonia in custody, her vehicle towed, and officers reaffirming that regardless of personal beliefs or alternative documents, the law is the law. Number four, what started as speeding turned into a full-blown arrest. A man is pulled over for speeding and things escalate fast. When officers approach, he immediately starts questioning the stop and things start going downhill from there. >> I just want to know what the emergency >> I'm saying you're stopping for speeding. >> Okay. Do you have a driver's license on you? >> Yeah, I'll give you my information. >> Yeah. You want probation appro? >> I'm going to give you my information, sir. Hold on. I'm not committing any crime. I just want to know why do you why do you have to have your emergency license on? What's the emergency? >> I just told you you're being you're being stopped because you were speeding. >> Are you recording this, please? >> Yes, we are recording. We record everything. License registration, please. Hey sir, I don't like you reaching around. I'm going to have to ask you to step out of the vehicle. >> Yeah, I'm not I don't want to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm telling you that's case law. I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle. >> Listen, either step out of the vehicle, I'm going to break the glass. I'm going to pull you out the vehicle. >> Have your washer. >> No, step out of the vehicle now, sir. >> Have your washer up, please. Sir, don't break my window. >> I'm asking you right now, step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle, please. For safety, I'm under arrest. Do not break my window. I didn't commit a crime. >> Step out of the vehicle, >> sir. I did not commit a crime. I will step out under the rest. Please, I'll step out under arrest. >> Please step out. >> I will. Please. Please do not hurt me. I'm fearful for my life, for my safety right now. You're scaring. >> I'm giving you 3 seconds, sir. If you don't step out of the vehicle now, I'm going to break the glass and you're going to get pulled out. >> Yes, sir. I'm I'm doing it right now, >> sir. One >> you're hurting me, sir. Please, I'm not resisting. >> Can you record? Somebody record this, please. Somebody record this. >> Somebody record this. >> Relax. Relax. >> I am. I'm hurt. I'm >> I'm hurt. Relax. >> You don't have to hurt. >> I'm not You're hurting me. >> Relax. >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop fighting. >> I'm not resisting. >> He says he isn't resisting when he clearly is. But officers continue the restraint process trying to keep him still and safe. >> Sir, my elbow's broken. My elbow. >> I comply, sir. I relax. I complied. I'm in pain. I'm in pain. You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. You're hurt. I need to go to the hospital. >> You're hurting me. Record this. Please. Please record this. >> Please record this live. My name is My name is >> of America 674. >> Can you uh start meditating Samina, please? [Applause] I'm hurting. >> I need medical. My elbow is broken. >> Please, buddy. >> I'm going in. >> All right. >> I know. >> I got you guys' cameras. We need to get out. >> Yeah, we'll get you guys out right now. Okay. Give us a second. Have you started yet? >> Yeah. >> Are you able to squeeze through? >> Um, I'm going to try. You >> going to try? >> Yeah. >> If you can't, I'll I'll try to move it. >> Okay. I'll try to get off. >> Okay. >> Did you guys see anything that happened? >> You did? You did? >> Did you see anything that happened? He said, >> "No, no, no. Run." No, he wasn't taking pictures. We were in there. >> Okay. Yeah, no worries. >> Sorry. >> No, you guys are fine. Thank you. >> Yeah, see us playing the camera. >> I know. I don't want to. >> No, you're okay. >> Yeah, he's just being one of those sen. >> Is that what he is? >> Probably. >> You're good. >> Medical help is offered while officers attempt to gather witness accounts, though most bystanders say they didn't see what happened. Does anybody did anybody was anybody here watching? >> Huh? >> Are you watching? >> Did you get anybody see any of this? >> Did anybody see any of this? You're sitting right here, right? >> Oh, yeah. >> Y'all need some alcohol. >> I'd love drinking that in front of me. How long have you guys been for? >> Uh, I just pulled up right now. >> For right now. Did you guys see any of this happen? >> I heard the I heard the beer. >> Did you see anything? >> Did you see any of this happen? >> No. You know what time it is? >> Uh 9:30. >> Did you see it? >> Yes. >> Do you mind if we talk real quick? >> Yeah. >> We can go wherever you guys want. >> Yeah, I can help you. >> Okay. >> Uh mine's in the It's in the car. Let's go over here for a sec. 35 for 269. >> Obviously happened, but you did. >> Yeah, I'm straight, brother. >> This guy, bro. >> Let me grab a notepad. Hey, do you have a notepad? >> Do you have a notepad, Brandon? >> Yeah. >> Well, I'm saying you have a [Music] 674. Just confirming uh we have SAM 26 route. Uh we'll be in the parking lot just east of Del Rosa and Highland. Hey brother, would you mind just I put my hand up. Would you mind stay? >> Despite the intensity of the arrest, officers remain composed, providing basic care and working to deescalate the situation. >> Real fast first. >> Yeah, >> I appreciate it. >> Is he out in the car? >> Yeah, he's over there. Hey. >> Hey. You good, dude? >> We'll have him check me out first. >> Um, I pulled him out of the car, put him on the ground in the class. He broke my >> possibly broke. >> Is that from you? >> Was from you. Yeah, if you guys would mind just looking at him first and then I'll do >> one of them clean you up real quick. Just >> one of you. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> What you got? >> This house cut up. off. That one looks pretty swollen. >> 674. Is that ID available? All right, copy >> inside the patrol car. The man continues to protest, insisting he was never a threat and that things should have gone differently. >> It's going to happen. They got it. >> I want my wife to to have my phone, sir. >> No. >> Go, brother. Just go. >> They can't just release it right now. You have to take care of this. If you can release them, let's go to jail. Okay. >> What am I being charged with? >> Uh, sir, listen. We're not going to keep explaining to you. >> We've already told you. You knew the circumstances beforehand, sir. >> With resistant arrest, felony resistant arrest. >> And what was the addition? >> Was for speeding. >> Speeding. >> Freeway. >> Yeah. Jump on that one. >> Hey, man. How about you cut? Yeah, we'll just jump on the 210 and then uh >> How how deep are your cuts? >> Uh >> I will need I will need your business cards. >> No, you're getting a report number and that's it. >> I need all your >> Nope. You're getting a report number and that's it. >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. See how >> you'll have the report number, too, sir. >> I'm I'm going talk to Chief when I get when I when I get the chance to >> Okay. What was that? Talk to Sheriff McMahon about this. >> Sheriff Mc Okay. >> Don't worry. >> You're 12, right? >> Yeah, I'm 12. >> You're not missing any gear? >> No, I'm good. >> I've never been treated like this before. All this for asking what crime did I do? Like you could have gave me a citation. Let me go and buy my business, breaking my window, slamming me in my own glass, cutting me up like this. That wouldn't even cause certain protocol procedures you got. I deal with all the time. >> He refuses most medical help, saying he's in pain, but more concerned about the legal fallout ahead. going to rest. >> I haven't been. >> I'll be right back. >> That was a pretty nice slam, bro. You got me pretty good. That [ __ ] hurts. >> Hey, listen. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> I'm in a lot of pain. >> No, I'm I'm I'm We're over it right now. So, this is this the deal. Okay, man. I want to make sure that you're fine. >> I'm not. >> Okay. So, as long as you treat us like like with respect like a man, I'm going to treat you the same way. Okay. I'll make sure I take care of you veteran, bro. I don't disrespect nobody, bro. >> I know. I'm sorry. Thank you. Babe, do you need to check in, too? >> Uh, I'll wait for my sergeant. >> Okay. Some stuff to wipe up with. >> Oh, I need to get pictures first. >> Understand? I'm a Navy war vet and I serve my country with honor, bro. That's what you I don't I don't do >> rather even. But even even argue about the >> I'm not going to argue with either. That's what court I get on that. But but like I said before, even me just just about to go to law school and work with gentlemen like you guys, even with routine a lot of pain. Even with routine traffic stops, guys, there's a way you conduct yourself. You don't put put people under the rush to the point where you break and slam them into their own glass. Man, you >> No, that's not how procedure works. Listen, let me know. Let me tell you how it all works. If there's no emergency, if there's no report of a of a crime, and there's no suspicion, if there's no suspicion, >> I just got to get away from them. I'll be over here. He fought hard to steer the outcome, but his choices still led straight to a cell. Number three, what happens when a sovereign citizen walks into a police station demanding answers? A man named Ryan shows up at a police station in Ohio with his family, claiming their neighbor put their lives at risk by damaging a gas line near their home. While waiting for assistance, Ryan begins acting aggressively. Here's where things start to spiral. >> Okay, >> come on, man. You got to go. >> Okay, >> hold on. I have to Can I have your name and badge number, please? badge number, please. >> Officer 63. Come on. >> Number I'm leaving. >> Yeah, we'll give it to you outside. >> Come on. You got to go. >> Your name badge number. We'll write it down for you. >> 1147. >> Kick me out. I pay for it. >> You don't pay for it. Get out. >> Yeah, I do. I pay attention. >> Get out. >> Stop shoving me against the door. No one shoving me. >> You're shoving me against the door, bro. Hey, stop touching me. Stop touching me. Stop touching me. Get away from me. >> Get away from me. Stop chasing me down. >> Get off property. >> What's your name? >> 1363. >> 1363. >> Stop being a baby. Get off. >> Where's your supervisor? I want your supervisor. Get off the property. >> Supervisor. Supervisor. >> Supervisor. Get off the supervisor. Stop touching me. Stop touching me. >> Stop touching me. >> I'm on the sidewalk. >> I'm on the sidewalk. Okay, >> I'm on the sidewalk. Stop chasing me down. >> Leave. Leave. Ryan. >> Ryan. >> Ryan, come on. >> Why is your officer in my face? >> He's leaving. You're leaving. We're leaving. Let's go. >> It's just 13. >> We gave it to you. You recorded it. >> Why don't you get a job and get a real life? >> I have. >> Hey, you start cursing, it's going to be disorderly conduct. >> Take off. >> Let's just take off. Oh, >> now you're going to jail. >> That's fine. >> Right ahead. >> Can I have my shoe, please? >> Put your shoe on. Let's just sign up. >> Even after being cuffed, Ryan refuses to back down, trying to assert control over the situation. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> You up. I I see that. I'm good. >> 25 starter wagon. >> Good idea. Good, man. >> Yeah, I actually do. Can we hold on? >> Where's it at? Where's it at? >> Hey, can I stand here by myself, please? >> Where's your idea? >> You're under arrest right now. >> I'm being detained. >> No, you're under arrest. >> Don't stand out here when we're telling you to leave. Call everybody and all that kind of stuff. You were under warned. >> Okay. >> You're going to the county. >> I'm going to the county. >> Okay. >> We'll put a number. Come back. >> Okay. over this way. >> Hey, come on. Walk that way. >> I'm coming. I was just trying to make sure that I get my phone. >> I'll see you guys all in 24 hours. >> Actually, the docket's full there. Smart guy. >> No, you're under arrest. >> You can come down to the police station and pick your phone up. Hey. Hey. Hey. Excuse me, guys. Excuse me, sir. Hey, that's my personal property. Give it to my mom, please. Of course it will be. Hey, who's got a body camera that's being turned on? His isn't even turned on. Hey, those keys are mine. They're my mom's. Thank you. You just closed the door on your officer. Nice job. Hey yo, can you give my phone to my mom, please? >> Uh, no. >> Why not? >> Cuz we're not calling your mom today. >> No, no, no. I said, can you give it to her? She's in the police station. >> Can you give it to her in my wallet, please? >> Your mom's in the police station. >> My mother is right there in the police station talking to the dude at the front desk with with my brother Jerry. Can you please give her my wallet and my phone? That would be awesome if you did. It's the bare minimum that you guys can do for me. Come on. >> I have no record, you guys. >> Is there someone inside that? >> Once in the patrol car, he escalates further, shouting nonstop and demanding to speak with both his mom and a supervisor. >> Yeah, thanks. >> When they tell you to leave, leave. >> I was standing on the sidewalk. >> When they tell you to leave, leave. >> There's a sidewalk public property. I want a supervisor. >> You can keeping laughing all you want, dude. All he had to do is walk away. >> No. >> Lives in his mom's basement, smokes all day. He ain't doing >> Let's do DOC and criminal trespass. >> Technically on the sidewalk, >> but we asked him to leave the property multiple times. I had to grab him and walk him down to the sidewalk. Trespass. >> Yeah. Do whatever you want. >> Let's do trespass and uh doc, >> you get your keys back? >> Yes. >> All right. Awesome. Thanks. You're welcome. >> No, disorderly conduct and criminal trespass. >> Criminal criminal trespass. >> Yeah, you won't leave. >> Mom, mom, mother, tell them you want to talk to me. You're allowed to. >> What's his deal? >> He was a from the very beginning. Her and the tall dude were perfectly fine. >> What was he pissed about? Somebody ran into the gas line last last night at on 18th Street and apparently we came out and got information quick for a report, took off. >> Sounds right. >> Yeah. You know, uh so he was just mother he's like just so I told him I said you can stay. You got to go, dude. We don't let people in just to with us. >> Mhm. >> So that's what I call you know >> just a sucker. It's one of those when you're on a call, you would turn around and just walk away from it. >> Hey, bro. Can I talk to my mom real fast? >> Phone in your wallet? >> Huh? >> You want her to take your phone in your wallet? >> Can I talk to her, please? And yes, please. >> What do you need to talk to her about? >> I just would like to at least tell my mom that I'm going to down to the station. You know, >> meanwhile, concerned family members speak with officers, frustrated that even with video evidence, they feel their concerns are being dismissed. How's it? >> Um, our neighbor pretty much tried to last night and nothing's been done. >> The neighborhood fire department. Where are you? >> I can talk to you if you want. >> Yeah, I can talk to them. >> So, the neighbor hit our gas. >> Yeah. The neighbor hit our gas with their >> and we were told last night there's no proof. >> So, the police come out last night or >> Yeah, they came but >> nothing was done. Things were escalated. We were told to go back in the house to where there was gas leak in the house. >> That made no sense to me. >> Yeah. The whole time. >> And I say attempted murder because they were trying to move the car without letting us know that they hit our gas. >> Yeah. So they could have caused a spark >> and we could have woke today. >> Who was moving the car though? >> Her boyfriend and her. >> Her boyfriend her and her. Yeah. We didn't go outside. She hit her. >> Yeah. She hit me in the back before. >> Yeah. What's what's her deal? She >> She's She after when the gas company was there, they said she ran out of the house barefoot down the street in the snow. It's probably 20° >> with a hammer in her hand. >> So, I mean, it's a reoccurring thing there. They drive through our yard. They hit her car last Friday and then skip. >> Yeah, I haven't hit skip on her. >> Do they they rent the house or they own it? >> They own it. They own it and it's right and they block it. So right now we're probably going to call someone to tow their vehicles cuz they are heing to share drive. It's parked in the middle of the house and her his car has still been sitting where he left it last night. >> But being told that we have no proof on both occasions is being it's it's just really frustrating when we have it on camera. >> Yeah, we have there's not many vehicles. >> He sent you the link. >> He's going to Yes. >> Okay. So that should be coming. You can put that in there and like you said uh you're going to refer it up to hit skip and go from there. I mean if if you have a video of her getting out of the car just your neighbor it should be pretty easy. >> The officers acknowledge the family's frustration but explained that Ryan's behavior at the station is being treated as a separate matter. >> Do we really have to after all everything's happened arrest him? >> Well, I mean he's I mean I I get that you guys are going through a lot. He can't be down here acting like that and then when we tell him to leave. I mean, you got you guys drive down here or you guys walk down here? >> We drove. >> Where's the car? >> All he had to do was go over there. >> I know. >> He's out here cursing at all of us. Standing up there saying he's not going to leave. Officer, >> no. He said he'll leave. I heard him. He said he'll leave. >> Officer have to officer had to escort him off down the steps here. >> Well, he said he was leaving and he got shoved into the door real hard. >> He didn't get shoved into the door. The door just You have to push that thing to get out of the door. So he ran into the door and the officer was right behind him. So nobody was trying to >> shut up. >> That's where that's where it escalated where he >> I think it escalated before we even got here. Otherwise the officer would have called. >> No, he actually calmed down being quiet. >> The officer inside said that he wasn't going to deal with him anymore because of his behavior. So you guys saw that. I didn't see that. But that guy's got a lot of patience, been an officer for a long time. He wouldn't call us down here to have him removed from the police station >> if that was the case. It all it basically escalated. He all he did was say you pause and that's where he was like, "Well, I wasn't there. I can't do anything." >> Yeah. The the officer in there when he when my son said you died in the department as in the department, he said, "I wasn't there." So, it infuriated him when he meant you as in the police officer, not you as in himself. >> Get you set up. Okay. >> Yeah. >> He's Yeah, we got to transfer you. Yeah, that's fine. >> I'll take you over to the wagon. >> This is all new for me. This is why >> what I'm going to do is just put mine on and then take his off. Okay, >> that's fine. I'm not going to go anywhere. So, you ain't got to worry about that. >> Okay, no problem. Just kite. >> I can't really run anywhere anyway in slides and my >> And you know what? If you got no and if you >> I'm not going anywhere. >> No, I'm just saying. You know, if you're cuffed, you know what's funny is if you don't have your arms to run. >> Yeah. You fall flat on your face. >> Fall flat on your face. >> Yeah, I know. I watch >> turn. >> I know. It's ridiculous. I've been watching videos, man. Is >> that crazy? He's eventually transported for booking while his mother takes possession of his belongings. >> Key though. Like, can you hold it in front of me so I can actually see what it looks like? >> Oh, that's cool. >> Clearly, you got a little bit of anger issue. >> Yeah, he does. I >> I mean, we're standing there, nobody's yelling at him. We're just telling him to leave and he's calling his kids and all this other stuff. So, I mean, that's when he got arrested. >> Okay. Can I talk to him for a second, please? He said he wanted to talk to me. What did you need to talk to? >> You have my phone. That's all I need. >> Oh, okay. I don't I don't know how to access it. >> It's okay. I can >> if >> It's okay. I can. >> Um >> Yeah, your mom. >> Hey, it's okay. I know how it is. >> Well, no. I meant what I'm saying is you have like a 48 hour window and you'll have to resubmit that >> where link. >> Okay. >> Yeah, it'd be awesome. I I'm probably out. >> What is it like a release thing or pardon? >> It's two misdemeanors and it's up to uh the jail or a court when he's released. Hey, I appreciate you guys being civil with us. I mean, we kind of got called out into we don't know what your situation is. We don't know what the officer him were talking about. He just wanted him removed from the police station. So, you do have that sometimes and that's what happened today. We shouldn't have we shouldn't have even had to come down >> to be honest. >> You may you may you may have a point there. >> Like it was kind of last night. >> Well, last night when the police were there, they went and they knocked on the door. Nobody answered. >> Mhm. >> And they were we asked them to please try to do something more than what they're doing. >> Oh, you know what's on his phone? The messages saying that they're going to mess with the rest of our cars. >> Oh, yeah. They're going They said her boyfriend threatened that he was going to destroy. >> Well, you have it. That's not going anywhere. So you guys can >> submit that on the link too if you want to. If it's a screenshot, you can submit >> and her saying that she she got payback when she hit. >> As they prepare for transport, a deputy briefs his colleagues on Ryan's conduct during the incident. >> I'm just doing >> Yeah, he was yelling at Henkins and cussing him out and that's why he asked him leave. He wouldn't leave. The other two people were cool. He wouldn't leave. We get there and he still was like kind of like, you know, dragging his feet, not wanting to leave. >> All right. Well, you guys need anything else from me then? >> Nah, >> he's all ready to go. Mom has his phone and wallet. >> Was Ryan standing up for what's right or just way out of line? Drop your take in the comments below. Number two, sovereign citizen arrested after refusing to ID himself. A sovereign citizen finds out the hard way that refusing to acknowledge legal authority doesn't shield anyone from consequences. It starts with officers responding to Walton's erratic behavior. Here's how it all happens. >> Recording. >> I'm demanding a speed trial. Speed trial. I'm in custody. I'm demanding a speech round trial. You understand that, >> Metal? >> It is on. I'm on, dude. >> Mr. Al, >> what are you guys doing, man? What are you guys doing, bro? >> Put your hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> What? Why are you always being aggressive, man? >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> No. >> Stay down. You going to comply when we get you up? >> I didn't do anything in the first place. >> You're slamming your hands against our computer, against our table. You're being aggressive towards our equipment. Mr. Alton, you've become aggressive towards me. >> Just slam on the ground for no reason, dude. >> Mr. Alton, you lay down on the ground. All of this is recorded. >> Where's he at? >> Roll. >> There you go. >> Just slam up. No reason. >> Listen, man. >> I got it. >> We're not going to do this. >> Come on. >> From that point on, Alton makes no effort to comply. He resists physical control and refuses to follow basic commands. Don't worry, my mom didn't get me out. It's okay. Don't worry. >> It's okay. My mom didn't get me out. >> That's fine. Good. >> You're going to stop us. >> Where we going? >> Where you want him? >> Get this guy out of three. Put him in one. >> It's okay. And I will never ever plead guilty. >> Sit down. You're going to choke me now, too. >> Sit down. You're going to choke me out, too. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. I got him. >> There you go. That's for your protection. Okay. >> Oh, I'm glad I got all this on video. >> What do you do? >> Good. >> Three's good. >> Four months. All you guys. >> The officers stay focused, maintaining control while Alton pushes back at every step. He shows no signs of cooperating or calming down, even as it becomes clear that resisting is only making things worse for him. >> Do me a favor when you get in here. Watch out. I got him. Go ahead and kneel on the bench. Kneel on the bench. Kneel on the bench. >> I can't, dude. >> I want you to get on the bench. There you go. Good job. Thank you. >> Take the cost off. >> Don't worry. I'm not going to get you out of here. >> Just keep facing the wall for me. All right, Mr. Face the wall and stay facing the wall. You understand me? >> Do you understand what I'm saying? >> I just said, "Yeah." [Music] hand come up on the wall. Understand? This hand's going to come out on the wall. You understand? >> I hear what you're saying >> right here. Give me two seconds. Man, I can't wait to get all this free money from you. >> You understand? >> Yeah. >> Stay there until we're out. >> What began as a loud and angry outburst ends with him restrained, cuffed, and facing a wall. still trying to argue his way out. Number one, Australian sovereign citizen gets pulled over and refuses to cooperate. A routine traffic stop takes a strange turn when a woman refuses to comply with basic police requests. Here's what happens during the confrontation. >> Now, is she going to pull over? >> I don't know. >> Should I tell her? I'll ask you just to move it in there. >> Yeah. Tell [Applause] Hi there. How you going? >> All right. >> That's good. Senior council parent from Glaston Police. Could I just ask you to put your car in there, please? Thank you. [Applause] Hi there. So, as I said, my name's senior console parent station. What's this you're producing? >> It's a notice to you, mate. >> For what? >> Common law. >> Okay. So, do you have a current driver's license, ma'am? >> I don't have to answer any of your questions if you read that. >> Okay. Do you have a current driver's license, ma'am? I don't have to answer any of your questions, sir. >> Okay. Can I ask you just to state your full name for me, please? >> No. >> Okay. She's just on a window up. >> The officer patiently explains that any driver must provide their name and identification when asked by police. Still, she responds like this. >> All right. So, do you have anything with your name on it? Ma'am, >> would you mind having a look at that notice? >> Do you have anything with your name on it? Would you mind having a look at that notice? I've issued you with a notice, mate. >> Do you understand in Queensland that as a person operating a motor vehicle right? >> Okay. >> Ma'am, are you refusing to produce your driver's license? Is that what I'm understanding? >> Do you understand that I don't have to answer any of your questions if you read that? Okay. >> Now, that is a legal document. >> Are you sure about that? >> I am sure about that. >> Looks like something you might have printed off the internet. It's even got the web address at the bottom. Well, if you have a look, >> that went through court in 2011. >> Okay. >> That's common law, >> right? Okay. >> So, you're refusing me my common law. >> In Queensland, you still have to produce a driver's license or mate. >> I have common law, though. >> Or we can give you a requirement to give us your name. >> So, my name senior council parent at Tastic Gladson Station. My registered number is 31463. You're a driver of a motor vehicle today and now require you to state your full correct name. I must warn you, failure to comply with that direction is constituting an offense which you may be arrested in charge. >> Really? >> Yes. >> What offense am I committing? Am I committing a crime? Am I >> I've just required you to state your phone correctly. >> Am I committing a crime? >> You will be if you don't Yes. >> Why? >> Despite being warned multiple times, the woman insists that none of this applies to her. She challenges the legal basis of the stop and maintains that the police have no right to demand her details. >> Contravening that requirement. >> Contravening a requirement. Yes. >> So, what what law does this understand? And if what what law are you going by? >> I've given you the direction under the police. >> No, I don't want a direction, mate. >> I want you to state the law. >> Okay. My my my apologies. I've given you a requirement under the provisions of the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act. Okay. >> Which you've already been warned about. If you fail to comply with, you are constituting an offense which you may be charged. So, you >> private you work for a private company. >> No, I don't. I work for the Queensland Police Service, >> which is a private company. >> Are you going to comply with my direction? >> Is the police force a private company? >> Are you going to comply with my direction? >> No, you answer my question first. >> Are you going to comply with my direction? >> Is the police >> Okay, ma'am. This is your last opportunity before you get arrested to the watch house cuz he's giving you plenty of opportunities. All right. >> This is your last opportunity. >> I'll drive down to the watch house. >> No. No. That's not how it works. >> Okay. This is your last opportunity. Are you going to provide your full details? No. >> Okay. You're now under arrest. How'd you get up? >> Come on. Out of the car, man. >> Out of the car. Out of car. Out of car. Out of car. >> Hang on. I want to get my phone so I can ring my husband. >> Yep. You can do that after. >> Stop pulling away. Okay. Otherwise, you're going to get charged for obstruct as well. >> Can I lock my car up? >> We'll lock it for you. >> So, you can't have any wallets. You're going to be lied or anything in the back of the car. >> Okay. Just pass your keys to my partner and your handbag. >> All right. Just hop in for me, please. >> Thank you very much, ma'am. In the end, the refusal to provide ID turns what could have been a simple interaction into an arrest and potential charges. No license, no laws, no clue, and now no freedom. Drop your thoughts below.