Imagine believing you can talk your way out of any law just by saying the right words. These sovereign citizens tried it and let's just say reality had other plans. Here are four cases when cops encounter the craziest sovereign citizens ever. Number four, cops flip the script on First Amendment auditor. A man decides to conduct a First Amendment audit at a Social Security Administration office. He enters the public lobby with a camera and records everything as he tests the boundaries of public photography laws. >> All right, you guys. Social Security and Administrative Office, Logan, Texas. First Amendment audit. Let's see how it goes. Not going to lie, I'm nervous about this one. There's a security guard in here. She funny, man. Let's see what she got going. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Good morning. Sir, sir. [Music] >> Sir, >> excuse me. >> You have a camera. There is no photographer. We have posted ma'am. >> No photography. >> Ma'am, excuse me, ma'am. Please don't get in my personal space. >> Can I ask why you're doing this? >> Yes, ma'am. Because I have the right to. >> No, sir. No photography right here. Poster 7 gives me the authority. >> Photography and photograph, no authority. >> Poster 7 gives me the authority. Ma'am, >> excuse me, ma'am. >> This is right here. >> You're impeding my You're impeding my investigation, ma'am. >> Security warns him that filming without clearance isn't allowed. He counters that his rights override their policy, and tensions rise as both sides argue. >> Excuse me. Yeah. >> See, here's the poster seven right here. >> Where? >> Here's the poster seven. >> And she's trying to block me. >> Yes, sir. >> This lady here. Can I get your name and badge number, ma'am? >> My name is Schultz. It's right there on the thing. >> What's your ID number? >> Don't need to give you an ID number. >> There you are. If you're trying to hinder me from doing my investigation, >> dated 072919. >> Excuse me, ma'am. >> There you are. Take a picture of that. That says that you cannot do it. >> No ma'am. Poster seven right here gives me the authority. >> Hi, this is Schultz. >> And I I would really like it if you got out of my personal space. >> I would really like that. >> Yeah. >> Problem is that you are violating. >> I'm not polic. That's policy, man. >> No sir. >> Federal law. SSA policy prohibits. Federal law. >> What is What is here right here on your poster? Seven. Yes, this is Karen. >> What law is this? Could I have a copy of the law? >> Have a gentleman taking photographs in your lobby and refuses to leave. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Okay. That's also policy. >> You never asked me to leave either. >> So >> then I need to ask you to leave. >> You never asked, man. >> You can stay as long as you're not taking photos. >> I'm going to be taking photo the whole time I'm here. >> Miss, you can call whoever you need to call. Okay. >> Okay. >> Call 911. >> Could you state the crime I've committed? >> Okay. Thank you. Could you ask this lady to back up out of my space? >> Sir, I'm going to let her do her job. >> Her job >> be in my space. That's >> my job is to comply with >> Then why won't you let me get the poster 7 which states that I have photographs and photography? >> This is policy, man. >> Federal. >> What? What's the law? >> Federal. What's the law? The the the statute, the US statute. >> Staff mentioned guidelines, but failed to provide a legal reason he can't film. He refuses to back down or leave, insisting he hasn't broken the law. >> Right here, take a picture. >> You can't even cite me the statue. You trying to tell me >> Protective Service Operations, your assistance district protective services 41 CFR1027442.0. Whatever. >> Folks, gentleman is taking illegal pictures. Please, if you do not wish to be on pictures, >> he has illegally taken your pictures. >> Illegally? What's illegal about taking photos, man? >> What you're trying to find is right there. >> Yeah. And I'm sure going to get it. >> That one you can't take. It's right here. Now, you're not involved in your >> I can be in any public area, man. I don't I don't have to get your consent or anything. photography for news and advertising or commercial purposes. 41 CFR 102 states that I can be here >> if approved in this area. >> I have approval. >> No, >> I do have approval. The US Constitution gives me my approval. Ma'am, I don't need any other approval from any of you all when it states right here. Federal law. >> You're not finishing the entire sentence. >> What sentence? Read the whole thing. >> Federal law, order, or rule prohibits a person entering in a federal property or taking photograph of space occupied for non-commercial purposes only within permission occupying agency concern. That's for commercial purposes, man. >> For noncommercial purposes. You are a non-commercial purpose. >> That's your opinion. No sir. >> That's your opinion. >> You don't know what my purpose here is. You're making assumptions, >> right? >> I am. >> Okay. >> But until that you have written permission. >> I have written permission right here. It's right here. >> I don't need an occupation. You said that you did. >> I have the Constitution, ma'am. That's what I have. First amendment. Despite being asked to stop filming and leave, he continues to behave like this. >> Right. Do I have that? >> I'm debating the constitution. >> Okay. All right. Yeah. So, I have that. And this lady here, Miss Schulz, is her name. Some supervisor lady over there. >> That is illegal. I don't know her name, but she she's trying to give Could I have her name, too, sir? >> Why couldn't I have her name? >> Not my responsibility to give you her name. >> Could I have your name, miss, with the glasses? >> My name is >> What's the rule? >> This is a public lobby, right? >> No. >> Oh, okay. You don't want to answer any questions, but you want to tell me what to do. >> Here's the problem is that once they have made the occupants have made the report, >> ma'am, this is a public lobby. >> It is >> public lobby >> area. >> This here says that I can be here. Ma'am, >> you're only >> This says that I can be here. Okay, here's the problem is that we have, okay, is that once they have asked you to leave, >> no one's asked me to leave. >> She has asked you several times. >> Stand by. >> To be trespassed from a property, ma'am, I have to be committed a crime. >> Okay, turn it down so they they don't have their picture taken. Be courteous. Thank you very much, sir. Ma'am, that drink won't be able to come inside. I said that I >> I appreciate that ladies and I stand right here. [Applause] >> She stated that if you continue to take >> What crime have I committed? >> Are you going to let me talk? >> To be trespassed from a public lobby, I have to first commit a crime. >> He eventually steps outside but doesn't go far. He chooses not to leave, telling staff he's waiting for police so things can be settled legally. >> Yeah. Thank you, sir. >> She has asked you to stop photographing or to leave property ones that you have not complied with stopping the photograph. >> She never asked me anything. I just want that to be clear and I have it all on video. >> Yes, sir. And you will see that she did several times. Once she has ask you to leave the property. >> Well, I'm going to step out. >> What happens is that the police can give you >> I'll be out here. The police will be here. I'll be out here. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I told you. So, now I'm going just wait on contact from the police officers. Look like we got LPD right here. [Applause] Make contact. [Applause] What's up, man? How you doing? Couple a minute or so if you want to wait to make contact. >> What's up, man? >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> I'm all right. >> Good. Spencer Daniels. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You good? >> Yeah. >> Where you living at now? >> I'm just moving now. >> Wow. >> You're just living. Once they arrive, the officers question him and he explains calmly that he was only recording in a public place and didn't think he was breaking any law. >> Well, the security guard called us cuz they were, I guess, concerned they were having some problems with you. >> Yeah, I was just taking photos, not doing nothing. >> Okay. Just videoing. >> That's >> Yeah. Okay. Did you ask him to leave or >> We did. We asked him to stop. I went over and I went up like this and told him that he couldn't video inside while he was trying to take some pictures. There's no state stat statute states that I can't be here, sir. >> I showed him this thing right here that said he could not. >> I showed him that that he could not. >> It's not a law. It's policy. >> We have it posted. >> Yeah. Okay. >> It's her posted seven right here on the door. Gives me >> Yes. Thanks. >> the ability. >> Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> Did I do something? >> You want to do what? >> I will explain that in just a second. >> Okay. >> This relax. I'm not going to fight it off. >> Is this one to 10? >> Put your phone in there. >> Could you >> Okay. You want to turn it off or you want to leave it on? >> Well, I'm trying to understand. Why am I being >> You have You have warrants, man. You got traffic warrants. I don't know. Traffic >> traffic warrants. >> What's your datab? >> Sir, what am I being arrested for? >> For warrants. >> What warrants? >> Classy traffic war. >> Class C traffic warrants. You have nine tra nine of them. >> But I went to court and gave up $4. >> Confirm your date of birth for me. >> Sir, confirm your date of birth. >> Tell me why I'm feeling no rescue. >> What are the charges? >> Warrants. Class C warrants. I've already explained. >> What warrants? You haven't explained anything. >> You have nine class warrants. >> I understand what you're saying, [ __ ] >> But you're not telling me what warrants, son. I don't have any. >> Instead of exercising his so-called first amendment rights, he ends up in cuffs over the nine outstanding traffic warrants under his name. >> How you going to arrest me and not tell me what I'm arrested for? >> You haven't told me anything. You just came up and put your hands on me. >> We both know I'm not even going to see magistrate today, man. Oh man, >> do what I want to do. I guess you can't leave my phone right there, sir. My property. That's my property. >> It'll be in your property. >> He's taken into custody, leaving behind the unresolved debate about federal property photography. Number three, sovereign citizen refuses every command and traffic stop. It's a Friday night and police stop a driver during a routine roadside check. As soon as officers approach, the man behind the wheel starts recording and launching into sovereign citizen rhetoric. >> Well, this is unfortunate, isn't it, soldier? What is that? Sorry. >> This is unfortunate. >> Yeah. >> We've got an upstanding community member, have we? >> Do indeed. >> Do you ever raise arms against a civilian? >> Oh, I wouldn't do that. >> Good lad. >> You got your license handy, mate? >> No. Thank you. >> Where you headed? >> What? >> Where you headed? >> Just too long. >> What are you heading down too long for? >> Cuz I can. >> Hey, >> cuz I can. All right. Hi. >> No, thank you. >> What's your name, officer? >> Jamie Giller. So, we'll stop the vehicle here. I seriously need to clean my windows by the looks of that. >> Anyway, >> let's just keep it recording. What are your names, officer? >> My name's Jamie Gillard. I'm a sergeant police station. >> Okay. Who are you, sir? >> With driver's license under the road safety act because you've been driving a vehicle today. Well, interesting because I've had a conversation with I've had a conversations with Vic Roads. >> Yep. >> Sorry. I'm just hearing you. >> Well, that's okay. You're not going to break my window, are you? >> What? >> You're not going to break my window? >> No, not at all. >> The officer is asked multiple times for his name, license, and proof of registration. The man refuses each time and makes up several excuses. >> No. >> Right. So now I've had a conversation with Vic Roads who have got the commercial instrument through and I am not required to carry a license. >> No, no, no. But you need to tell give us your license whilst you're driving a vehicle. >> No, I don't need to do anything. >> No, you do. >> No. So, are you familiar with rights? >> You're required to state your name and address. >> No, I'm not required to. No. No. No. >> So, just just be cautioned. You're being filmed. >> Yep. We're well aware of that. >> And you're being recorded. >> Yeah, you're being recorded. State your name and address. Otherwise, we'll have to arrest you for the purposes of ID. >> No, thank you. >> Sorry. >> No, thank you. >> Come on. >> Do you just want to get out your license and then it's all over with, mate? >> No, thank you. >> Is this car registered to you? >> Have you read the notice? >> Is this car registered to you? >> I do not contract with your corporation anymore. >> Are you familiar with rights? >> All right, listen carefully. I now require you to undergo a test. No, thank you. >> Oh, refusal. I now explain the consequences to you. If you fail to provide me a sample of your oral fluid, you think this is funny, do you? >> I don't contract. >> If you failed to provide a sample of your oral fluid, you'll be charged with that offense. And if you're found guilty at court, you'll lose your license for 2 years. If you got a prior conviction for either or drink driving, you'll lose your license for four years. >> No, thank you. Are you still refusing to undergo >> a preliminary oral fluid test? >> Yes, I am. >> And I've got the device right in my hand. >> Yes, I know. >> Now I'm asking you to provide ID. >> No, thank you. >> Car registered to you. >> None of your business. >> No, it's not. But we'll do a um >> I don't consent to any commercial ID, mate. Driving a motor vehicle. >> I've spoken to Vic Roads about this. I've got the commercial instrument through Vic Roads. >> Do a radio check first. If it comes up to him, I'm happy with ID. If it doesn't come up to him, I'm going to break your window. >> No, you won't. Thank you. >> Despite being warned, the man sticks to his script. He refuses to confirm if the vehicle is registered to him, denies being subject to road safety laws and behaves like this. >> I'm going to sue you if you break my window. >> Power for us while we're talking to you. What? >> Can you please turn your car off while I'm chatting to you? >> Car is off, >> man. It is off. I can't. Is the car registered to you? >> It is none of your business. >> Okay, we'll do a check. >> Yeah. >> Right. Another thing. You are not to leave this site until I authorize you to leave. All right. >> No, I don't consent to that. >> Leave. You'll be copying another offense. >> I don't consent to that. >> I'm getting a breath test device. I'm going to check you for alcohol. >> I don't consent to that either. >> What's your name? >> None of your business. >> We've got to confirm your identity. No, you don't. >> You're driving a motor vehicle. >> I've had the right to privacy, don't I? You >> Because you're driving a motor vehicle. We've got to >> What's the crime? Road safety act. >> What's the crime? >> You're driving a motor vehicle? >> No. >> Okay. >> All rights are reserved. >> You have any photo ID on you? >> All rights are reserved on the commercial instrument through Vic Roads. Right. >> Now, now listen. >> That's okay. You can have to say just so you're aware you're driving a motor vehicle. We've got to confirm your identity. >> No, you don't. It is none of your business. Right. >> Sit on. >> It's none of your business. >> Make some inquiries. >> Yeah, you make some inquiries, but it is none of your business. I do not contract with your corporation anymore. Now, I have the right of refusal, right? Don't I? >> Uh, you don't. Okay. >> Yes, I do. Pursuant to high court, >> you don't. Okay. That's all right. You're right. >> Yes, I do. >> All right. That's okay. All right. You don't. >> And I don't consent to any commercial charges. Right. >> Now, if you do any violence tonight, it will be on YouTube. It's live on YouTube. All right. >> It's all recorded. >> Good. Well, don't do it. >> If you want to save your battery, it's all being recorded. >> No, don't do any violence. >> Wearing cameras. Okay. I know what your corporation's like. You're trying and you got the problem same problem at Kensington Flats. >> Right. I recall you to undergo a breath test to my satisfaction. Are you going to provide a sample of your breath for analysis? >> No. >> He says he doesn't recognize the authority of the police, refuses to identify himself, and claims he doesn't contract with the government. >> I'm all ready to go. >> No, thank you. >> What's your reason for refusing a breath test? cuz I have rights. >> And I'll just explain the consequences for refusing. If you refuse to undergo a breath test, you'll be charged with that offense. If you're found guilty at court, you'll be um you'll lose your license for two years. If you got a prior conviction for um refused or drink driving offens or you'll lose your license for four years. >> No, thank you. Very lovely offer. No, thank you. >> I happy with that. confirmation of ID. >> We're just doing a few more checks to confirm your ID. >> I think you might have been one of the ones that held me down two weeks ago. Not a problem. >> I've never met you before. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Not me. >> You seem nice. >> Just trying to do our job. >> I get that. >> Doing it correctly. >> I get that. But I'm also doing my job as well as a citizen. I'm holding civil rights and explain exposing Victoria Police Corporation with their contracts. So, I'm doing my job as well. >> So, you do you are aware that I have rights, aren't you? >> All right. They're aware too, aren't they? >> Yeah, we are. >> Good. He continues referencing high court rulings, claiming he's exercising rights that override state law and insists that unless there's an injured party, there's no crime. So they're taking service of the uh legal instrument there rating the instrument. So, uh sun >> um what this is all about is Victoria Police assisted steal my children seven years ago. So, since then I have learned 16 Campbell Street. >> Sir, it's none of your business. None of your business. >> There's no injured party. It's none of your business. >> I can't hear you. Sorry. >> There's no injured party. It's none of your business. >> We're not talking about injured parties. >> Uh-huh. I know. >> I'm asking to confirm your address. >> Not interest. None of business. None business. >> Do you have people break this window in to confirm his address for purposes of ID? >> Okay. You do not have any consent to cause violence here. >> Yeah. We haven't confirmed. >> You have. It is none of your business, sir. >> I need to confirm your address. >> It is none of your business. Right. This is live on YouTube, so it's none of your business. Right. >> When was his last >> I have the right to contract, don't I? >> Irrelevant, mate. It is talking about I've had the right of refusal pursuant to high court. A legitimate court, not like your magistrate court, which is a civil court. >> Well, if that's a false address on there on there, >> it's none of your business. >> I'm just I'm explaining something to you. False address, you'll be charged with that offense as well. All right. At the moment, I don't consent. I don't consent to any charges. >> I'm going to give you the offense of refusing breath test, refusing uh to do a test. >> No, thank you. >> And for refusing to state your name and address? >> No, thank you. >> All right. >> I do not consent to any commercial charges. >> Sorry. >> The man pushes back, calling the request commercial offers and repeating his refusal to contract or consent to anything. >> I do not consent to any commercial charges either. Now just just so we got this right. What's your reason for refusing this? >> Because I've got rights. They're upheld in the high court of Australia. A legitimate court. Not like your magistrate court. I've got the right to refuse any unsolicited commercial offers. Don't I? >> You you understand to do the test I explained before. Just repeating them for you. You you will be charged with that offense. Guilty at court, you will lose your license for a minimum of 2 years, a fine, and I don't know in your case, you may go to jail. >> No thank you. >> Very lovely offer, but no. >> The same applies to drink driving to do the drink driving. >> Very lovely offer, but no thank you. >> So, you're looking at another two years loss of license. And if you got a prior four years, >> no thank very lovely offer, but no thank you. >> All right. >> Going to have to >> You receive a whole heap of fine uh charges in the mail. >> No, thank you. >> You don't need this, do you? >> No. Yeah. >> No, no, no, no. >> It's your paper. >> It's your been You've been served, sir. >> You've been served a cease and desist notice. That's the notice. >> This is your piece of paper. I don't want that. >> Oh, really? I'm going to do the same to yours. >> I don't want your commercial charges either. >> What was your um question is that >> we just got some questions for you we need to ask. >> I know nothing. You know nothing about >> No issue that now get >> All right. We're just going to have to issue with you a ticket then. >> No, thank you. >> Well, what's your reason? >> What? Hang on. What? What do you mean? What's my reason? >> Well, you've come from an area that's in lockdown that you can only leave place of residence for four reasons and you come into a place that isn't. >> Yeah. Officers begin writing up a ticket which he also refuses to accept. That's my reason. So that's >> working today. >> I'm doing whatever I do. >> And what is that? >> Contract. What do you guys do? >> Sorry. >> Contract. >> Contract. >> And what do you guys do? >> Essential service. Sorry. We need to confirm whether >> Are you Are you Are you doing essential service? Contracting. >> I'm an essential worker. Yes. >> What about your contracts? Is that essential? is contracting their essential service. >> No. So, I don't consent to any of your commercial charges. I don't consent to any of your tickets. Right. You will receive a copy of the notice. Right. You will receive the instrument back. And if you put it through try and put it through the magistrate court. I've got the evidence here. And your magistrate court will cop a a cease and desist and a refusal as well. Right. So you do whatever you think you've got to do. >> So what we'll be doing today then is issuing you with a ticket. >> I don't consent to that and it's all recorded. >> Be um giving you a summon at a later date to go to court. >> I don't consent to that either. >> And you can certainly contest that at court and that's >> I won't be contested. It'll be a cease and desist notice and a refusal. >> All I've got all the evidence here. >> What's your reason for refusing to state your name? >> Cuz I've got rights. What's your reason for refusing to state your address? >> I have rights. >> They're upheld in a legitimate court, aren't they? The stop ends with officers explaining he'll receive a court summon for refusing to cooperate. Number two, sovereign citizen at the border pushes officers too far. Early in the morning, border officers encounter a woman acting strangely near a port of entry. She's seen walking with an orange cone and behaving in a way that gets their attention. Here's what happens next. >> Yeah. >> And she was walking kind of along here carrying the orange cone. Just not normal, right? >> Yeah. >> So, I kind I said, "Hey, what are you doing?" She's like, "Oh, I'm in a slur speech meeting somebody." I'm like, "From where?" And then soon as I went in real quick, get my my stuff. >> Yeah. Uh she got on her vehicle and then she been sitting there with the music up and has an open container right in the center console. >> Put down the window >> been drinking off it. And I think he just said she it looked like she had a on her too. Like >> nice. All right. >> Hey ma'am. So you're coming out of this car one way or another. So you can make it easier, you can make it difficult. >> Do you know where you are right now? >> Trying to find us. All right. So, yeah, >> I've already advised her she's under arrest, failing to obey and physical control. She's got a bottle of vodka in the center. I'm going to bust the window here and get her out. Hey, will you come outside and talk to me real quick, please? >> Pretty much refusing. >> Up until you guys got here, sh music blasting, just laying on the horn. >> Okay. Can you hear me? Do you know that you're under arrest? Can you come out and talk to me? Just come out and talk to me. Okay, you're okay. You're safe. Come talk to me. Okay, well then let's just talk. From the start, the driver refuses to recognize US authority, denying jurisdiction, refusing to hand over ID, and flat out refusing to step out of the car. >> Can you see what she's reaching for, guys? >> She's um >> Yeah, she wrote down earlier lawyer, Canadian citizen, what looked like some native tribe from Canada, and then Langly B. You know her name? No, I'm we're um my dispatch got back from me with an arrow, but I couldn't hear because >> Hey, you know you're in America still, though. That's the problem. >> Okay, why don't you come out and talk to me and we can get this all figured out real quick. >> Yeah, dude. The the line's right here. You're still on the America side. Just open the door for me. Come on. We'll get this solved real quick. We'll be done. Okay. Well, get out and then we'll talk and we'll you know, you can prove that you're not doing anything wrong. >> We're here to help you. That's all. >> Okay. We won't kick it forward. So, >> yeah. Hey, will you get out? Okay. Hey, we won't we won't touch your property if you come out and talk to us, right? But you're running the risk of force being used against you or your property getting damaged. We don't want to do that. What's your name? We got a couple more guys coming. Sweet. Will you come out here and talk to me? I just want to know what's going on. I just want to know your side of the story, that's all. >> If you're a Canadian citizen, do you want me to get the Canadian guys to talk? >> Officers warn her that if she doesn't comply, they'll break the window and remove her. >> Come out and they'll talk to you. Did you chase her up here? >> H >> Did you chase her up after you? >> No. Uh these guys called on me or called on her. >> Said she was uh walking around with that cone on the outside and then she got back in the car. >> 550. Go ahead. >> Yeah, let's do it. >> Say we're done. Come outside. You should use my phone. >> Phone. >> All right. >> What's up? >> How's it going? We have a few more guys to pull out. >> Sounds good. It's >> up to you. >> She might have warrants, too. I couldn't hear the descriptor, so I don't know if it's her or not. But >> hey, do me a favor. Just come out or we're going to have to break your window. We don't want to do that. Last very low volume confirming incoming units can slow down and get the vehicle in. Even after they explain clearly that she's under arrest for being in control of a vehicle while impaired, she continues talking like she's the one running the stop. >> Ready? >> Yep. >> So, here's the thing. Your property could get damaged or force could be used against you if you don't comply. We told you that you're under arrest. >> You know, lady >> all right. >> Hey, Drew. >> Yeah. >> Put positive pressure against his should be unlocked. Hey, so this is your last opportunity, okay? I'm going to give you one more chance to open up the door and come out or we're going to we're going to open up the door for you and take you out. Okay, >> dude. Yeah, watch out if she ges it. >> Okay, cool. Okay. >> She's got a hatchet in the back seat if she lunges back there. >> Yeah, I got a tire. >> I got you. >> See if it works. >> All right. Are you going to open up the door or not? [Applause] All right. So, I'm going to break your glass now. Okay. We're going to break the glass and we're going to come get you. >> This thing's kind of garbage. Turn your head away. >> You want to break that window on that side? >> Yeah. >> After repeated warnings, the officers move in and work to remove her from the vehicle. I'm going to go hair hold and we're going to pull right out here. >> No, please. No. Get up. Get up. >> Ham. She's trying to ram the barrier in my vehicle. We've got the vehicle pinned right now. I own it. >> I own the vehicle. >> Now we know you own it, but >> I don't mind any and I'm not doing anything wrong. Hey, what exactly are you doing? >> You got your cuffs? >> Yeah. What am I doing? >> They have >> It's not that talking to someone. >> Okay. You want You want to say that I stole the vehicle? >> Okay. Don't ask. >> Hey, do you have anything on your person that'll poke a stick has hurt us? >> Any knives or weapons? >> Don't ask him. >> Do you think this is fun? Just >> go my way or your way. >> Your way. >> She's patted down and checked for weapons with the officers staying professional despite a refusal to cooperate. >> One way. You have anything in your pockets we should know about? >> No, but you guys are all on film. >> Yep. As are you. I >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> Okay. You want to look at my vehicle for this? >> They've already searched it. >> Uh, not sure. >> Christine, >> it's Kristen. >> All right. Yeah, I just saw them tonight. >> Can you guys please contact the Canadian authorities? Okay. I'm Canadian season >> and they know that. I told them. >> Is your car damaged? >> I don't know. I got to check. >> Um, you got another trooper coming. I'm the only I'm the only one walking right now. Uh let me go check my car real quick and then if my car is good, which should be we can put her in the back of my car. >> She read Miranda. No, I have at least not since I >> I've asked for a lawyer. >> You have the right silent and you can say against court of law. You have the right at this time to talk. >> You cannot for hire a lawyer won't be a corner of represent for a question if you wish anytime rights answer questions or make any statements. You understand these rights have explained to you. >> Okay. I mean these rights in mind. Do you wish to talk to us now? Would you like us to review your rights again? >> All right. Uh, do we know which car we're putting her in yet? >> I think we're trying to decide still. We got nothing but >> that charges. >> Once searched and read her rights, she's secured inside the patrol car and prepared for transport to jail. >> One downtown. >> Sure. figure someone out. Let's put her in your car. Okay. >> All right. We're going to go ahead and stand you up. Okay. >> I'll get her stuff. >> Thank you. >> Yep. I'll do all this stuff. >> Let's grab the photos as before we start pulling. Do >> you want us to call Arto and do the whole thing? >> Yeah, if you could handle the whole just the collision portion. >> Um, >> we'll grab photos, document everything. >> I hope my car is fine. It's a brand new car. >> Dude, it's just going to be a push bar. That's if that's all it >> I was close enough, so it should be good. >> I'm going to take a couple just >> I only have physical driving. She's been sitting here for a while, but >> so I worked on her own one time. I think >> uh physical control just the I don't know obstructing >> and then do the DUI packet for the control and then don't make her blow. >> Um >> you can ask if she wants to blow. You probably >> I'm assuming she's not. >> Yeah, probably safe to say. >> Um >> Yeah. And I don't have anything other than she was just sitting here. She was drinking vodka in front of me. Yeah. Resisting. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So those three. Yeah. >> All right. >> You wanna >> All right. You want to go inside? >> In the end, she faces charges of fleeing or eluding, resisting or obstructing and possession of illegal substances. >> Want me help you? There you go. Stand right there. Thank you. >> All right, we're going to walk up here and then we'll let us say >> number one sovereign citizen thinks he knows the Constitution better than the cops. Police are called to a residential building for the second time in 2 days to deal with a man allegedly trespassing and sleeping in the hallway. Here's what happens next. He's on the floor. I was going to say >> and I noticed there was police officers here like around 4:00 in the morning. Yeah. >> Was it because of the same thing? >> Something that somebody was here. >> That's what that's where you guys came. But somebody said that there was a person in the building. >> Yeah. Basically right sleeping. So, >> and it's that same guy. And I have a case number that my property manager, she uh she put a uh like a I don't know you guys run like the case number. >> We provide you with the case number. >> Yeah, she we have a case number here. I don't know if you guys need that >> because she wants I don't know like she put like a claim against him already cuz this is numerous times that he has been here already. >> Okay. >> And how do we get to this floor? Yeah. >> How does he keep getting in? >> Just waiting for someone else. >> Yeah. >> So, what happens in a case situation like that? Does he get arrested or >> you guys? Oh, >> she's actually to do that because >> cuz I know she she spoke to the police officer yesterday. >> Okay. because it's a complaint or she just wanted to get kicked out and told him, >> but he doesn't like but he's not supposed to be doing this. >> I mean, you could also give him a summon, doesn't >> she has to sign it and fill out a citizen complaint form. >> Let me let me ask you. >> Do we just go up this [Music] With the hallway door locked, officers call on staff to let them in. >> Locked. >> Yeah, we can't get to him. >> Um, yeah, sure. She wants to speak to my property manager. >> Hello. >> Yeah. You might know there. Okay. Okay. And what transpired yesterday exactly Okay. [Music] Okay. Well, uh we'll see what we can do today and then we'll do our best. You got it. Hello. What she what she says 125 trespassing? >> Yep. >> They're fine. Two days in a row. >> He's been We've been getting calls about him all week. >> All week. >> Not from here. Just from all around town. >> But I know he was I think here yesterday too. Inside they find a 48-year-old man fast asleep. But when they try to wake him and ask him to stand, he flat out refuses and starts an argument. >> Yep. >> Wake up. >> Take your hands out of your sleeves. >> You're cold. >> Take your hands out of your sleeves. You're cold. >> All right. You don't belong here. Take your hands out of your sleeves. You mean >> I don't belong here. >> You don't live here. >> Take your hands out of your sleeves. >> Stand up. >> What is that? >> Stand up. >> Stand up for what? >> Because you don't live here. Stand up. >> I don't live here. >> Yes, you don't live here. >> Stand up. We're not going to play this game. Go. I'm not playing any game. >> Then stand up. Let's go. >> Go where? >> Stand up like we told you multiple times. >> Just now. >> Yes. Just now. Stand up. >> For what reason? >> Because you are not supposed to be here. >> So stand up. >> What am I doing? >> You do not live here. This is a private company's cannot stay here. Stand up. We had this problem with you yesterday. Stand up. >> I'm not staying here. You were just sleeping behind a locked door in a building of which you do not belong in. Do you have access to this building regularly? Do you have an access card? Do you live here? >> No. Correct. >> Somebody let me in here. >> They did not let you in. You waited until somebody let you in. >> No, I didn't. >> That's They have camera footage stating otherwise. >> Say really? >> And nonetheless, even if somebody did let you in, regardless, you don't live here. You know you don't live here. They know you don't live here. We know you don't live here. You don't belong here. >> Get out of my way. >> Even after being told several times he doesn't live there and can't stay, he won't budge. >> Not how what works. >> I'm not getting out of your way. Stand up. >> You're not getting out of my way. >> Correct. I'm leaving. >> Stand up. You're not leaving. >> Yeah, I am. >> You are not. Stand up. >> I'm not leaving. See, you're Hold on. You're telling me that I >> Stand up. Come on. We're not playing games with you. Stand up, >> sir. Enough. Up. >> For what? >> We'll talk to you once you stand up. We're not going to have this conversation. You sitting down. >> What? What conversation? >> Stand up. >> For what reason? >> You don't live here. So, you're going to stand? >> You don't live here either. >> We are here because of you. >> You're here because of me. >> Yes. Stand up. >> We're out with them men right now. >> If I don't If I don't live here, >> then you don't belong here. You shouldn't be in this building. How? Why is nobody in this building say anything? >> Multiple people told you this. >> They called us to come and remove you. >> Who called you? >> The company that owns the building. >> Residents that know you don't belong here. The concierge. >> They call >> the person who let us in here cuz the door is locked. The door of which you were behind. >> What are you talking about? It's open down that way. I didn't come through here. >> It's fine. This door is locked. You still know you don't belong here. We're not pulling. We're not arguing with you all day. Stand up. Let's go. >> This is not an argument. >> Stand up. We're done talking. Stand up. >> I'm leaving. >> You are not leaving. Stand up. >> I'm not leaving. So, you're telling me I can't be here? But I'm not leaving. >> Stand up. >> Sovereign of the Constitution of the United States here. Yeah, [Music] >> you're accu You're making accusations of a situation you're not even aware of. >> Stand up. Come on. >> I'm not standing up. >> You are going to stand up. >> Stand up. >> I'm leaving. >> Stand up because we do not want to have to pick you up. >> You do not have to. Get out of my way. >> Stand up. >> Get out of my way. >> You do not call the shots here. You're going to stand up. >> No, you do not. You're going to stand up >> and then what? And then you're going to be placed under arrest. >> Instead, he digs in, resisting both verbally and physically while refusing to get up. >> No, I'm not. >> You are? >> For what reason? >> For trespassing. >> I was let in here earlier. >> You don't live here. >> You know you're not allowed. >> Reason to be here. >> What are you talking about? >> Stand up. Come on. Stand up. We're done. Come on. No. Get down. You had your chance. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Hands on your back. >> No. Hands behind your back. sovereign of the constitution here. I'm not under arrest for I'm not trespassing. What you're doing here is assault. This is an assault. This is assault. What you're doing right now? >> You're resisting what? >> You're assaulting a sovereign of the person of the Constitution of the United States. No. Hey, take your hands off. >> I'm going to have put you on the floor if you do not calm down. >> You understand that? You're not. You're under arrest. >> What for? >> We told you trespassing. >> No, >> I'm in. You're going to go on the floor very >> very soon. Not calm down. >> No. Let go. Let go. I can leave here on my own accord. >> Nope. >> What do you mean no? >> So, you're res You're resisting you're obstructing >> You're obstructing the law. What are you doing? >> Surging you. >> Oh, no. You already used custody. I'm under arrest for what? >> For trespassing. >> That's a false accusation. >> Okay. >> Yes, it is. >> If you have a room key in your pocket, maybe we'll >> No, it's not a room key. I just came through that hallway where somebody let me in. >> It's not locked down there. You're making false accusations. That door and that door. There's another egress over there. >> What are you doing? >> Searching >> for what? >> Get your hands off. >> Stop. >> What are you going to do? You going to break me? Take your gun out. Shoot >> cuz right now you're breaking the law. >> After being placed in handcuffs, the man keeps shouting that his rights are being violated. He accuses the officers of fraud, treason, and violating both US law and human rights. >> Okay, you're fine with this. This is fraud. Claiming to do what? What are you doing? Get your hands off me. >> I'm not getting MY HANDS OFF. >> NO. >> NO. >> GUESS WHAT YOU'RE DOING RIGHT NOW? You're breaking the law of the United States. >> You can claim that as much as you want. >> Claim. Do you not know how the law works? >> All right. >> All right. You're charged with disorderly person. >> Disorderly person. You're in violation of the Constitution right now. Both of you in violation. >> Can't get my hands in there >> right now. You're breaking my wrist. You're going to break my arm. You're colluding an act of treason right now. >> You're in violation of the Constitution >> of the United States. And right now YOU'RE ASSAULTING A SOVEREIGN of the Constitution of the United States. Both of you >> stop yelling. Please. >> You're the all all white by all rights. >> Have somebody with property come. Please. >> What? Both of you are colluded in acts of treason right now. In violation. placing both state of New Jersey and the city of Hobo in violation and breach of contract with the United States. >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> He's asking for another unit with the property bad. Does anybody have any on them? >> Understand what? Take these cuffs off. >> That's not how this works. >> I'm going to tell you how this work. Oh, right. Yeah, it's not how this works. >> Yep. How this works. >> How this works is that stomping your feet. Sit still. >> My feet. You were just stepping on my toes. We're moving. >> Don't tell me what I'm doing. You >> pockets over there. >> Grow the up. All right. >> Despite repeated instructions to stop resisting, he refuses to cooperate and challenges every command. >> I'm in here. >> Do you understand what's going on right now? Do you understand what you're doing here in the United States? And everyone on the planet is well aware of this. >> Right here. What? Ooh, you found what? >> The pocket. >> The pocket. >> Yeah, the pocket. >> Yeah. With a hand sanitizer in it. Wow. Nice job, guys. >> Thank you. If you needed to this as part of your process, you could have asked. >> We told you it's part of the process. >> You you told me. >> Yes. >> You told me. >> That's correct. >> You You told me. >> Yes. >> Based on what? That That door there is locked. That door was actually open and it's not locked. And that door, guess what? That door goes out into an elevator. I was going down there and there's no that door is not even closed. And that door right there, guess what's behind that door? Oh, so you go tearing through my pockets and then then you're gentle with handling the effects. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding? >> Did you want me to throw them? >> No, it's common. >> What's your point though? >> Look at this. >> You have no idea what any of this stuff is. You know how screwed you are? Officer Font. It's the door. >> Yeah, >> that's fine. >> It's fine. You're You're fine with it. >> I'm fine with it. >> Really? You're fine with being in violation of the Constitution in the United States claiming to be officer of the law, which is fraud. They've just placed every single person in connection to your association, your profession. >> Be absolutely in violation, >> including state of in the city of Hoboken, state of New Jersey. >> He launches into sovereign citizen claims, accusing the officers of treason, constitutional violations, and even assaulting a person of the Constitution. >> Should be nowhere. >> Take these cuffs off. No. >> Right. You're cutting into my hand. >> Okay. That's >> okay. >> Not at all what's happening. >> That's not at all what's happening. You're telling me that that I'm trespassing. I'm not. >> Okay. >> What do you mean okay? >> Exactly what I just said. Okay. >> You're okay because what right now you're in violation of the Constitution of the United States, which is the law of the United States. And we're here in the United States. >> And I'm sovereign of the Constitution of the United States. >> That's fine. Yep. >> And you're fine with doing this? Yep. >> Really? >> Why? >> Cuz it's the law. >> What's the law? >> You can't trespass on other people's property. >> I wasn't. >> You are currently still are currently. >> I still am. No, >> I'm not. >> You're allowed on this property. >> Yeah. Well, somebody like let me >> So yesterday when they kicked you out of here and came back tonight, >> I was sad before motorist. Nobody kicked me out of here. >> Okay. >> What do you mean? Okay. I haven't spoken to anybody of this property for headquarters. How you reading this radio? >> Nobody of this property has spoken to me. >> Okay. >> What am I okay? It's not okay. >> All right. Traffic Martino. I'll be >> No, you cannot do that. >> What are you trying to cover up? Uh, take this off me. This cutting into my hands and don't even know. I'm not taking off. >> Anybody else? >> Really? >> Why? >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> You can't arrest me right now. >> Okay. Well, >> you're you're in violation of the Constitution of the United States. You're in violation of law. And what you're claiming right now is fraud against the entirety of the United States against the entirety of the planet. You're in violation of human rights law right now. You're criminals. You're you're a crime against humanity. He continues to argue that the government has no authority over him and vows to fight everything on constitutional grounds. >> Exactly. Violations of the Constitution, crimes against humanity, breach of contract with the United States. >> I got to go. >> 110. Where's the car with the property back? >> Yeah. No. It's time for Get your hands off of me. >> No. >> What do you mean no? >> That's not how this works. >> This is not how this works. This is not how fraud works. >> Okay. >> What do you mean? Okay. Okay. All right. There. >> You're engaging in acts of treason. You're in violation of the Constitution. You're engaging act of fraud by claiming all sorts of things. False accusations. >> Okay. >> What do you mean okay? >> I mean, okay. >> You're okay with it. Who let you in here? Who let you in here? >> People who belong here. >> People who belong here? >> Yeah. >> Belong here in what? As in what? >> As in they work here. >> They work here in this building. >> Yes. >> Yeah. Well, guess who let me in? >> Not them. >> Not them. >> You let yourself in. No. No one. Hey, >> stop turning >> a resident. Stop turning. >> Oh, you got me now. >> How about we all sit down? How about that? >> Nope. >> Nope. >> No. >> Nope. >> How about you take your these cuffs off? >> Also, another nope. >> Oh, really? >> That's correct. >> Okay. So, this is how you're going to do things. Every single thing that you've done in your career on this job is act of fraud. >> Maybe. >> Who do you mean maybe? Definitively. I'm going to tell you one more time to stop yelling before you get charged with disorderly conduct. >> Charge me with disorderly conduct? >> Yeah. >> I will charge you with disorderly conduct. >> Uh you're a treasonous. >> Okay. >> And you're dating a fraud. >> Okay. >> So you can't charge me anything. >> That's not true. >> Really? >> Correct. Do you understand what violation of the Constitution of the United States entails? >> Not what this is. >> Yes, it is. >> What's up, guys? >> What's going on? >> Stuff. >> Yeah, just all his stuff here. >> Even as the arrest unfolds, he keeps arguing that the law doesn't apply to him. that the entire process is invalid and that the city, state, and police are all breaking their contract with the Constitution. >> I'm going to have a sip of my water. >> I don't think you are. >> Okay. Well, how how are you doing this? What are you doing this for? >> How you doing? >> Uh be better if we would all be doing better if you just came in here and well didn't weren't here at all. That's a rule to That's just oil. >> No, you're not doing this. Here's how this works. What do you What is the accusation? >> Trespassing. >> Okay, I've explained to you, >> right? So, get get somebody at the property. Get another property. Yeah. Take me anywhere. You've already eng you're enga you're engaging in acts of treason right now. Hey, uh Brandon, if you didn't, uh get on that while the ship, can you see me at that? >> What are you looking for? What are >> you looking for? I have another one small. No, >> that you see that plastic bag right there. Oh, you could use that. That plastic bag. No, it's not. Okay, >> that hand. Hold on a second. Those napkins. No, the napkins. >> Okay, let's go. >> There's something. No, it's not. >> There's something in the nap. >> Okay. >> What do you mean? Can I get a sip of water? >> Oh, okay. So, this is a refusal of basic human function. >> Assault. You're assaulting the sovereign of the Constitution. The person of the Constitution right now. the prison. >> He keeps rambling with sovereign citizen claims, painting himself as the victim while accusing everyone else of treason and assault. >> Right now, all of you are in violation of the Constitution of the United States. Assault assaulting the person that be of the Constitution of the United States. >> Not in violation of anything. while the four of you are in violation of the law of the United States to be a person of the Constitution of the United States. So in violation of being the person of the Constitution of the United States, >> the four of you are engaging in acts of truth. >> How about this one? telling that person to leave their own elevator of the residence which neither >> not a single one of you are resident of nor representative of ma'am >> and you're assaulting a person of the constitution of the United States >> take your hands off >> no correct >> well what happened to you >> what do you mean just beat the crap out of Percy person. >> I've always been a person. >> I have. Are you Are you a person? >> Pretty sure. >> Are you a person in the Constitution? >> Probably. >> Probably. >> You maybe. You don't know. >> Guess not. >> Right now. >> Somebody just got >> Yep. I got it. >> Everybody. >> Yeah. I'm 70. >> Huh? >> Mine is 70. >> Yeah. >> Like that. S H A. >> Yep. S O D O R A >> S O D R A and my partner is >> Wait, O R A. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Uh font. I don't know his badge number, but it's Aaron Funk. >> Soon after, officers load him into the patrol car to take him to jail. >> I focus. >> Yeah, that's fine. I'll call you out there. >> I'll follow you out if you didn't go out there. in the corner. >> Yeah, he's being difficult. My body's still on. My body camera is still on, >> but uh yeah, he's being difficult. >> Yeah. >> What time did he come in today? >> Yep. No problem. They're right over here. But like I said, I notic in the camera and I'll just real quick earlier. >> Yeah, that's what our patch is. Miller's >> 88. >> Huh? >> Uh, it's Miller 88. That's >> Oh, it's [Music] >> all right. I appreciate. >> So, you sit around for you if you came in? >> I'm You want me to I can >> Yeah, I'll go with you. I'll leave you. >> Yeah, that works. Still goes out with you. >> They'll get uh the information we get. >> Okay. uh what time he came in and just get his information too. >> We can just bring him up and >> Yeah. >> Once at the station, his behavior remains just as defiant. He insists he's the one being mistreated, refusing to see himself as at fault. >> Just put his stuff. >> I got him. >> Huh? >> I got him. Ain't going nowhere. Ready? Ready. All right. Come on out. Where's my book? I had a book with you. >> All your stuff's right there. >> No, you guys. Take your hands off. >> Enough. >> You guys left the book. You guys left the book on your >> Yeah. Come on. >> No, it's not. >> Come on. >> Let's go. >> Hey, put your hand somewhere >> that that's a borrowed book. You can pay for it. Pay for it. I already pay for everything. Reach a contract with the United States. >> Yep. >> Uh oh. Yeah. >> Thank you, sir. >> You want to thank me? >> I don't think you want to thank anyone. Some witch witch hunt for what? >> What do you know? Where's your co? Where's your commanding officers? Face the wall. >> I got him. >> Face the wall. >> What's your problem? What are you doing? >> Ask me to face the wall. You're >> You're not asking me. You're >> I'm telling you to face the wall. >> Why? Just >> do anything correctly. >> Just do correctly. >> Do anything correctly. What is What are you doing? >> Thank you. Uh, define trespassing. >> This is >> This is the United States. are in violation of the >> officers, however, stay composed and carry out the booking process by the book. >> In terms of what >> I'm speaking in terms of me right now, you're in violation of the Constitution states. >> I did that insulting and restraining the destruction of life, livelihood, reputation, relations of a person of the constitution. >> What do you mean all right? It's not all right. >> I'm going to take this off you once I take it off on your hand on the top of the wall. Okay. >> On top of the wall. >> As high as you can go >> on the wall. >> Right here. Got it. >> For what reason? >> Just do it. >> Just do what? >> I just told you. >> Under whose orders did you arrive? What? >> Under whose orders do you uh >> stop moving? >> See, cuz you moved now. It's stuck in your bracelet. >> Because I moved. >> That's correct. >> Because I moved. Because you're incompetent with your own hands. >> Maybe that's it. >> No, maybe that's it. He said He said what? What are the two persons that >> Put your hand on the wall. >> Put your hands on the wall. >> Yeah. >> I am uncuffed. >> Put your hands on the wall. >> I'm not putting my hands on Put my hands on the wall for what? Are you going to put cuffs on me again if I don't >> sit down? >> I'm already here. Hey, >> sit down. >> What's this guy's problem? >> Follow his orders. >> Follow his orders. >> Yeah. >> I'm not under his orders. I'm not under your command. >> Sit down. >> Person of the Constitution. >> Down. >> Person of the Constitution of the United States. Here. >> Sovereign of the Constitution. All right. Let's go to the bench. >> Sovereign of the Constitution here. Police eventually charge him with defiant trespassing and resisting arrest. He's processed and later released with a summon to appear in court. Well, that didn't exactly go the way they hoped. Out of all these so-called legal experts, who do you think had the worst excuse?