They claim they're above the law, yet somehow they always end up in the back of a police car. Here are five cases when sovereign citizens think they're untouchable. Number five, homeless sovereign citizen tries to outsmart cops. Fails miserably. An officer pulls over a driver at a routine checkpoint and asks for ID. A simple request until things start to unfold in an unexpected way. [Music] This is a this a motor vehicle checkpoint. Yes. You have your license registration insurance. How am I not? I need my I need your license registration insurance. I'm not following my rights. Huh? I'm not following my rights. So, Turn the car off. Turn the car off. Turn the car off. Here. Can you sign this? Hold on. Here. You have to get out of the car. Get out of the car. No, I'm Excuse me. That's my fourth amendment, right? Get out of the car now. Step out of the car. I think that was an electric under your seat belt. Get out of the car. Step out of the car. I'm not asking again. Get out of the car. Take your seatelt off. Face the car. Get out. Hold on. Stafy, you need to get out of the car. Sir, you're obstructing us. Please get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Put your hands behind your back. Get out. Oh, that's why my foresight. Don't resist. Don't resist. Hands on your back. Is someone help with this lady? Yeah. You're being detained right now. I have I committed a crime checkpoint. Okay. Here I ask you for license registration insurance. Turn the car into I have a right to travel like everybody else. You don't have a 365. Let me know if you need car. Have a seat. Can you get your lieutenant or supervisor? Yeah. Thank you. Even while in handcuffs, he continues to argue that he's done nothing wrong. He refuses to identify himself, believing that avoiding questions will somehow exempt him from the law. Have a seat. Are you identifying yourself? No. Are you identifying yourself? I don't ask any I don't answer any questions. Huh? I don't answer any questions. Okay. So, you're refusing to identify yourself on this car? I have refused to answer any questions. Is that what you're telling me? Exactly. You're refusing to identify yourself and all that. I refuse to. So, you're you're obstructing the administration of the law. I refuse to answer any questions. He's in custody. Okay. 158. He's in custody. Stand up. Stand up. I'm searching him. Spread your feet. He's He's in sales, I think, for that. Excuse me. One of us is going to gain an orgasm. Huh? You're under arrest. I have to search you. All right. Which computer is out? Take your shoes off. Pop your shoes off. pop your shoes off, please. But these are new. I never had shoes before. What' you say? I hadn't had shoes before in a long time, but they fell apart. Oh, you're good. I'm almost, you know, down here. We still have to identify oursel here. Despite refusing to identify himself, officers search his records and confirm both his identity and the violations tied to his name. You want to provide your name now? He's still refusing. That way they can just grab it when they get here. Allessie, move your car up so we can get this uh sub deck packaged up at the back of your car for now. Head in. Yeah, head in. Head in. All right, let's go. Let's see. Who's writing the ticket for this? You saw no driver side mirror too among everything else that's there. Um, unless you got a cable. I don't know. Check his phone. It was I don't know if it's recording or not. Not evidence owner. His name Isaiah Harris. Yes, sir. Yeah. I got uh I got seven so far. What you said? What else did he have? He had a Well, I got all that I got all that stuff. Not regular. Yeah, I got all that stuff. 329 AB. I didn't see any lights or anything. I don't think he had a seat belt on. Yeah, he did. Okay, you did. Yep. All right. I got seven officer expired license. You have your incident number for this? Yes, sir. 32076. Hey, listen. We're not taking you to jail. All right. Sure. Huh? Sure. All right. You're going to get released in a few minutes. Okay. Do you have any questions for me? You're going to be issued a couple motor vehicle traffic tickets. All right. And you're going to be issued a special complaint for obstruction. You have to identify yourself on a lawful car stop. All right. They explained that New Jersey law requires all drivers to have a valid license. registration and insurance. Since he fails to meet these requirements and refuses to cooperate, his vehicle is impounded and he receives multiple citations. You have to appear to court um August 14th, 9:00 a.m. All right. And your vehicle is getting towed. You have to come to the station if you want your car out and you need proof of registration. All right. probably show up with a civil rights and constitutional lawyer. Okay? You're more than welcome to come up with a come to the station with a civil rights attorney and a constitutional rights lawyer. That's fine. Whatever you choose to do, okay? You'll have your time in court, but we're not going to hold court here. Okay? Didn't want to go after anybody. Huh? I didn't want to go after anybody. What I'll do is um I'm going to give you my business card. All right? Okay. And my name's on the ticket and the special complaint as well. All right. I'll put you give you a case number right in here. Hold it for me, sir. Bring it with you. Do you have any questions for me, sir, once you're released from custody? It's a shame that you're doing to a this to a homeless man who doesn't have anywhere to sleep. Sir, if you would have just identified yourself and not obstructed the administration obstruction of justice, we wouldn't been in this situation. Just defended my 14th amendment rights. I have the right to travel. I am not driving in commerce. Okay. But you violated title 39 8-1. Fair to have your vehicle inspection. Those laws did not trump. You also you also violated 2C 29-1A obstruction of justice. That's why you were taken into custody. Sir, do you have any questions for me? No. In the state of New Jersey, you have to identify yourself. You have to have a valid driver's license, registration, and your vehicle inspection in good order according to Title 39. Sir, even after being detained, he keeps arguing that he's simply exercising his constitutional rights. Officers inform him that while he's free to consult an attorney, his legal battles belong in court, not on the roadside. What's the uh 320 76 32076 is the proper uh case number. You can put this gentleman's case card right here. I'm going to I'm going to release him from custody. All your properties in that bag along with your traffic tickets. Okay, sir. Actually, you step over this way. Sir, once I've taken your handcuffs off, I just need you to put them on the top of your head for now. Okay. Do you have any questions for me, sir? You're good, sir. You're okay. In the end, he's issued multiple summones and charged with obstruction. Number three, a simple traffic stop uncovers much bigger problems for this driver. An officer pulls over a driver after noticing that the license plate is obstructed, making it unreadable. Here's what happens when the officer approaches the vehicle. How you doing? How are you? Good. Can you roll down this back window, please? Um, there's a bunch of stuff that's going to fall out, but it will. Okay. Okay. You can put it back up. You can put it back up. I just I couldn't see it. Your tent is so dark. Uh, there it goes. Do you have a driver's license on you? How you doing, sir? Expired. I do have a nonexpired one. Okay, sounds good. It's just broken in half. Yeah, that's fine. Sir, do you have an ID on you? Yes. 215. Is there Karen in South trying to get 34? They're too far out. Ma'am, I don't know what you have in your bag and I feel very uncomfortable with you keep on digging in there. Do you mind not digging in your bag, please? My ID, of course. I got you. So, you do have a license, though. Yeah, I'll get you, sir. Okay, that's your ID. Yeah. Okay, cool. So, where are you from, ma'am? California. California. All right. You do have a California valid driver's license. Yes. Okay, you do. All right. You want to step up on me real quick? I'm just I want to figure out your driver's license situation. Okay. Why are you Cuz I want you to step out of the car. You're not going to let you confuse them. Step out of the vehicle. You ain't going to step out of the vehicle. Why can't I stay in the car if you look at my life? Excuse me. Step out of the vehicle. I ain't playing this game. Just do what about step out. Hands behind your back. Keep your hands behind your back. Face it from the door. No surprise here. The woman ends up in handcuffs. But instead of calming down, she keeps resisting, only making things worse for herself. Come here. You got weapons on you? Come on. Take a seat. Take a seat. Step out of the vehicle. The train is mine in the back. You're just being detained. Okay. Okay. I appreciate your cooperation. All right. I'm just alone for the ride. I I got you. Push to you. She's a friend. Sit back. You got any weapons on her? No, sir. Me down all you want. The guy. Yeah. 104. You can downgrade, but I'm going need another unit. Normal friend. She's a girlfriend. Yeah. Girlfriend other than that BB gun. Is there anything? Nothing. ID 25. [Music] Huh? May I see your ID? Like my my your badge and your ID? Yeah, sure. You want to speak to a lieutenant? Oh, yes. Like I You want to speak to a lieutenant? Lieutenant N. She wants to speak with you. Show me your badge. No, you're not stepping badge and your ID. No, you're not stepping out. Okay. Show me your badge and your ID. She's trying to Samantha. She's trying to I would like to see his badge and his ID. First of all, keep listen. No. Listen. All right. Then you're going to Then you're then you're going to go to jail. ID. My ID is right here. Once secured, she shifts gears, demanding the officer's badge number and insisting her rights have been violated. You're about to go to jail. I'm trying to talk I'm trying to talk you out of going to jail. There you see it. You happy? Yeah. All right. I don't have a badge number. Yeah. You ain't in California. I ain't in California. My radio number is 25. You good? 1026 is 22. He's going to read your Miranda warning. Okay. Okay. Totally talking yourself into going to jail. Do you know what Miranda is? She did not. Do you know what Miranda is? No, I do not. Stay. My reason was be stay back there. The reason why I pulled you and I'll explain the reason why I pulled you over, too. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You also have the right to stop answering your ass. You have the right to not answer questions. Do you do you have the right to put your hands on? Can I finish this? Yeah, I do. I have You will You will still have the right to stop answering anytime. You also have the right to stop answering anytime till you talk to the Lord. Do you understand, Miranda? Can you read it one more time? Do you understand, Miranda? Can you read it one more time, please? I didn't get quite all that. Yeah, sure. Because you were moving. What you need to do is stop talking and sit there. It takes me a while to understand everything you just said. Say it one more time, please. Yes, I can. All right, I'll say it one more time for you. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice. She can go to jail. She can go to jail. And to have him or her with you during questioning. You cannot afford a lawyer. One will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering any time. You also have the right to stop answering anytime until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand Miranda? I don't know if you answer that, but yes. Okay. Yes, you do understand Miranda. Okay. No, you're going to sit right there. I can smell alcohol coming off of you. I saw a Red Rider BB gun. You refuse to step out of the vehicle. Pennsylvania vims is case law where I can ask you to step out of the vehicle. Huh? I had one drink earlier today. The officer lays out the reason for her arrest and what's coming next. But rather than cooperating, she keeps arguing and trying to negotiate her way out. Okay, sweet. So, you're you're admitting me you're admitting drinking alcohol. Explain. Sweet. Just wait. Let me finish and then I'll let you talk. I pulled you over cuz you don't have a tag attached to the outside of your vehicle that's displayed outside the vehicle. Okay. You can't see it right now. So, I smell alcohol. I saw I don't know what she I don't know. Um I smell the alcohol, but you can't see it's covered up cuz I'm moving right now. Yeah. In the state of Florida, you have to have registration on a motor vehicle on the outside of the vehicle on the rear of the vehicle. Okay. I was not aware of that. So, I can smell the alcohol. I saw the uh front grip of a what I thought to be a firearm. It was a BB gun. You refuse to step out of the vehicle. Um I am going to take you to jail. Okay. And I'm going to do a uh a DUI investigation on you as well. Okay. And if you want to do that, you can. That's that's entirely okay. And that's fine. But you're going to jail regardless. Okay. For what? Uh for resisting without violence. Um I still getting back on your driver's license. I'm not sure on that. Your proof of identification. I didn't have to resisting without violence and I'm going to charge you a DUI. Okay. Trust anybody who comes up. We're in uniform. What am I driving? What am I driving? All right. Well, that can be your argument in court then. That would be a good one. Is there anything legal inside the vehicle? Okay. Is there anyone within like 15 minutes can come pick your vehicle up? That's fine. No beto. I choose not answer any questions to inventory. Please, man. If you're not That's the only way I I can come back. That's my 500. Your vehicle's getting towed. And if you can't, Huh? I already showed you ID. No, we're done with that. We're done with that. You obviously know we're cops. You want to play silly games, you get to go to Unfortunately for her, the officer isn't having it and shuts down every excuse she throws his way. and you don't want to figure out what to do with your vehicle. It's getting towed and every day you don't get it, it's going to be a fee in the impound lot. So, good luck trying to get that out. You don't need to see his ID. Yes, I do. No, you don't. No, you don't. By law, you were required. Move your foot. I said move your foot. By law, you don't know what you're talking about. Where was that? Sitting right beside him. Of course he's not. Oh, man. That ain't got anything to do with me. Mr. Thomas, do you know where Miranda is? Um, just I'm following you. I'm just hang out here with this lieutenant. This was loaded. Got BB's in there. Does Samantha have a valid license? Kiwi Pete Simply Spiked. contains alcohol 10 valid. I'm gonna give her a ticket for an open container, too. 100%. She was doing She was doing 56 in front of me in a 45. We get caught by the police. In a last ditch effort to escape the situation, she tries one more desperate move. What? May I exercise my right as a sovereign citizen to be released from the car? Hey, Sarge. She wants to exercise her right as a sovereign citizen to exit the car. Why? Uh, no. Samantha, you're going to jail for multiple charges I can explain to you later. Do you have anything on you or in you that I couldn't search or I couldn't feel whenever I patted you down? The passenger faces charges for possession of a controlled substance and paraphernalia. Meanwhile, the driver isn't so lucky. Racking up multiple charges, including possession of a controlled substance, paraphernalia, resisting without violence, and smuggling contraband into prison. Number two, sovereign citizen meltdown caught on camera. A driver blows through a red light and gets pulled over by police. As he approaches the vehicle, he asks for the standard three documents: license, registration, and insurance. Instead of simply cooperating, the driver who insists she's a sovereign citizen, chooses to make things difficult. Park. So, the reason I stopped is that light back there, there was plenty enough time to stop before the red. So, by the time you actually made it into the into the intersection, the light was already red. Okay? So, next time when it's yellow like that, you got to be slowing down and stopping. All right. You got your license registration insurance with you? Okay. The light's out of your eyes. You can put your hand down. Do you have your license registration insurance with you? Ma'am. Ma'am, where's your license at? [Applause] That's okay. We don't need to make a big deal out of this. Let me just borrow your license, your registration, your insurance. I don't have all those things. Why not? Because I don't. I was just dropping my daughter off. Okay. You got any type of You got anything with your name on it or no? Do you have anything with your name on it? I don't want to give it to you. I can show it to you. Okay, that's fine. Just hold it for me. I have something now. Can I talk to your super? No, that's fine. Oh, you're going to have to. I'm sorry. Ma'am, I need you to display that license at least until I can write it down. You have what you're doing is illegal. I don't I have a right to remain silent. Y'all forcing me to do things. I feel very nervous. Y'all got guns on you and y'all with my me and my children. Okay, stop embarrassing yourself in front of your children. Go ahead and provide proof of insurance and registration. I don't have any of those things. Okay, perfect. Hang tight for me. Then things take a turn for the worse. [Applause] What's that? I don't know why she's got to act this way. Well, let's see here. Nothing worth acting like a child for, that's for sure. Yeah. Stay in the car. Get back in your car. Help me. Help me. Help me. Why are you doing this to me? Help me. Help me. Why are you doing that? Why are you doing this to me? That's fine. No. Okay. Why are y'all doing this to me? No. Relax. If y'all doing this to me, relax. No. No. It ain't no relax. You're hurting me. No. You're hurting my wrist. Can you please release me? Okay. You're hurting me. I have My left wrist. You're hurting me. Listen. Why are y'all doing this? Why you jumping out of the car? Okay. Told you. That's why I went through the light. Why did you start fighting? Who did I fight? My partner. No, I didn't. Pulling away from me. Pulling away from me. Just kick your feet out real quick. Do you have anything else? What's going on with you know about Okay. I feel like I'm dying. Why you acting like this? Because I was trying to get my daughter to Okay. And this is going to get you there sooner. No, I didn't think I didn't expect y'all to mess with me. I'm a retired fireman. Okay. We're all firemen. We don't care. Okay. You're a fireman. She resists escalating the situation while yelling that she did nothing wrong and claiming she's being treated unfairly. We're public. But if I was if I look like you, you treat me different. Why am I talking? Why you being racist towards me right now? Well, no. Y'all being racist towards me. Check this out. You're getting a resistance charge as well. resisting. I'm not resisting. You jumped out of the car and you pulled I know. I got out the car to get tissue. Stop. Can you please Can I just sit on the concrete? Sit down. Sit down. You want another charge? Sit down. Put your feet in. Let's keep an eye on that. [Applause] Hello. Do any of you have a val? What? Okay, so here's the deal. Okay, she's going to jail. So before we tow the car, does anybody have a valad license that we can release the car to? I'm sorry. That's not what I'm asking. If someone in here has a valid license, yes, car will be released. If not, it will be invision that we want to make. If everyone wants to plead the fifth and remain silent and go sovereign on us, that's perfectly fine, too. Okay. So, do you have an ID? Does anybody have a valid driver's license? No. How old are you guys? [Applause] Okay. All of this unfolds in front of her children who watch from the car. Meanwhile, the sergeant arrives and the deputy briefs him on the situation. Um, she just was fighting at first. Then we come here to run her back around and then she hopped out the car. So, he told her to get back in her car and she started fighting him. So, we just took her over there real quick just to keep things separated. I don't know what's going on here yet. She's got a whole bunch of kids in the car with her. So, it wasn't the driver. That was the driver. Yes. Okay. Or she's in the your car. She's in my car right now. Yeah. Let me see what's going on with these guys here. Okay, so who was Okay, listen. I'm not trying to make this a big deal, but what's going on with her? Is she just scared of the police or what? Why is she being the tank? Is she just fighting us? Okay, just help me out with what's going on here. Is she Is she okay? Fine. We're going to work with her here. Okay. Uh, do any of you have a valid driver's license? Anybody got IDs or anything? Yeah. Can I borrow them real quick? Hey, what man? What? I appreciate it. I'm sorry. Uhhuh. Even after being secured in the vehicle, she keeps arguing, insisting the officers are targeting her and even throwing accusations their way. I didn't go to sleep till 9:00 this morning. You can literally ask them. Ask him what time, Mom. What time did your mother sleep? I'm just trying to figure out why you got out of the car. I was trying to get No, no, he didn't. I had gotten out of the car and I was I popped my trunk and I went to the trunk to get some tissue. They walked up to me. They was like, "Ma'am, get back in the car." I say, "Why?" You see why it's kind of dangerous in this day and age for someone to get out and pop their truck. You know what? I'm one of them people who actually was stupid enough to believe that color don't matter and that y'all would understand. I race has nothing to do with it, man. You It's dangerous if someone got out of the car and popped their trunk. I mean, what do you think? So, I have my children with me because I'm black. You think I I had never You're the one bringing the race station on. I'm telling you right now, it's dangerous for someone to get out of the car and pop their trunk. I was trying to It's not normal for a traffic stop for someone get out of the car and pop their trunk on a police officer. Some tissue or some cloth or something. You got tissue. Why go pop your trunk? You got tissue in there? I got tissue or cloth or something. I just What do you got in there? I got clothes. I got tissue, right? You said I had some tissue in there. I keep tissue. That's I just got my tire changed. My children literally just took my tire out the trunk along with other things. I went to an estate sale. I don't have no reason to lie to you. And I got to deal with this still in my life. Okay. And I try to teach my children. There's no racism. Come on now. There is no racism, man. This is typical if you would stay in your car. I tried. Then they said I was punching. I tried to fight the the cop. Did you pull away from him? No. Well, no. He grabbed me. Okay. Then what happened? I'm a woman. What? How is your mother? My mother is 70ome years old. How would you feel if somebody grabbed your mother and y'all did this right now? My mom knows to stay in the car when she gets pulled over. Okay. They asked me why did I go through the light and I told them I was dropping my daughter off and I was going back to my son's house this way. It's my son's girlfriend. I call her my daughter. Okay. I was just dropping her off and then we was going back. Okay. All right. Well, let me see what's going on. Okay. Hopefully, this could just be a big misunderstanding. Okay. All right. Despite her protest, the officers stay patient, calmly explaining the situation. They manhandled me. They treated me like a [ __ ] in the street. So, what do you mean? First of all, don't use words like that. Okay. I'm sorry. That's how that's how I'm treated in this society. I can promise you I did not treat you that way. You say you didn't, but in this society, I've been treated like that for 52 years. Okay. And I'm sorry about that. But, you know, I didn't treat you like that because me up and see if I'm I I totally believe you. I'm not disputing that fact. I'm not a felon, but exhausted. I get you. Just go with the program. You would have been on your way by now. You know what? I'm going with the program. Perfect. Hang tight. It's cool with you on this cider for the simple traffic for the use of force. Thank you, sir. Give me just one second, guys. I'm trying. Well, here. We're almost wrapped up. You already heard me enough. My arms hurt. As he finishes her paperwork, she becomes more emotional, overwhelmed by the reality of her predicament. All right, we're almost done here. Because I don't want nobody hurt me for doing that. I'm not going to hurt you if you have desperately not to do that. Okay. [Music] Okay. I don't want nobody hurt me if I do that. Try and relax best you can. Okay. How can I relax? I just got manhandled. Y'all just hurt me. Okay. These folks are hurting me. I asked you to loosen it and they hurting me and they didn't even do that. I'm somebody's mother and daughter. I'm somebody's auntie. I'm somebody's best friend and niece and cousin. I'm a human. Another mother, another animal. This is terrifying. Okay, just calm down for a minute. I can't imagine what it's like. You don't know what it's like to be me and y'all do this in front of my children. Well, we didn't do anything. All right. Give that back to uh rear passenger. Yeah. Thank you. You bro? Yeah. Once things settled down, the officers make their decision and inform her of what comes next. All right. So, here's the deal for tonight. You could be going in for resisting obstructing. Okay. I I understand. So, I think there was a little bit of a mixup and you misunderstood what was going on during this traffic stop. That's why you came out of the car, right? Okay. So, listen. We're just going to issue a citation for the red light. Okay. We're not going to take you in. We could, but we're not going to go down that road. You got your kids with you. I respect that. Okay. So, slide your feet out. We're going to get you out of here. Send you back on your way. You understand why I have Yeah. All right. We're just going to go up to the front of my car real quick. The front of my children. Right on up here. Had you stayed in your car, this would have happened. How would you like to let her treat your mom like this? No, I'm just asking. Well, my mom doesn't jump out on traffic stops and start fighting cops. I can tell you that. I did not fight you. I would never. I'm a woman. You pulled away from my partner. No, I didn't mean to pull away. Like I said, it's a misunderstanding. My wrist freaking wrist. Your wrists are okay. Your wrists are okay. Just try and calm down. Do you have them on your car? Do you have them on? Walk back to your car. This the citation is on your dashboard with your driver's license. Okay. Try and calm down and then drive off safely. You guys, everybody in traffic stop. Don't hop out of the car. Have a good night. Thank you guys. Before wrapping up, the officer takes a moment to remind her children that refusing to cooperate only makes things worse and that claiming to be a sovereign citizen won't help anyone. There you go. [Applause] Me? Yeah. It sounds like she's getting let off with a citation today. Okay, that's all right. So, here's my big thing. So, she's trying to play. I'm just educating you three. She was trying to play the whole sovereign citizen thing where she thought she didn't have to provide any information regardless of who she is. When a trap stop was initiated, you you were required by Michigan law to provide three things. Driver's license, insurance, and proof of registration. All right? All three. When you fail to provide a license, that is when if you watch most videos, you see like officers break windows and all that. That's what happens. We didn't do that, right? But then whoever she is to you decided to jump out of the car. Not also going to do that either cuz again, if you look at the open county dep that just got shot, guess what happened there? Three people jumped out and guess what happened to him? He got killed, right? I know you probably think it's a joke. I see you smirking. I ain't too happy with you. I'm smirking. I know. Well, that was just my rest of I know damn well when she gets in the car, she's going to blame all this on us and that's fine by me. She's going to blame this on us. Huh? She's going to blame this on us. On you? Why? The citation is on your dashboard. Get your driver's license. Okay. Drive home calm down and drive off safely. Okay. There a traffic stop. Don't hop out of the car. Good night. In the end, the woman is charged with resisting and obstructing, but is released with a citation. Number one, sovereign citizen tries to argue the law gets shut down hard. A sheriff's deputy pulls over a driver for expired registration and asks for the usual documents: license, registration, and insurance. Instead of complying, this is how the driver reacts. Hey, I'm Deputy Dorsey, Flag, Sheriff's Office, license, register, sir. I'm Deputy Dorsey, Flag Guy, Sheriff's Office. See your license, register, and insurance. Why am I being pulled over? Your tag's expired. Okay. Can you just write me a ticket? And your license, registered insurance, sir? I'm not driving. I'm traveling. Can you just write the ticket and I'll be on my way? No, I need your license, register, insurance. I I'm not driving. Failure to exhibit DL upon demand is criminal. Excuse me. Failure to exhibit DL upon demand is criminal. This is a crime. If you don't exhibit your DL upon demand when stopped by a law officer on traffic stop, you are detained. Me then? Are you going to give me your license? I'm not I'm I'm not driving. Are you going to arrest me? Can you step out of your vehicle for me? No. Am I under arrest? Charlie C13. 1069 code 52 reference non-compliant operator 54 for now. He's just recording me with his window up and won't identify. Can't hear you. I can't hear you. Your window's up. I can't hear you. Huh? I can't hear you. Huh? Sir, can you give me your license? Can you give me your license? Can you step out of the vehicle for me? I can't hear you. I can't hear you. Can you step out of your vehicle for me? Despite multiple requests and firm warnings from the deputy, he refuses to cooperate. At this point, you know, things are about to get messy. Huh? I can't hear you. I can't hear you. I cannot hear you. Can you at least crack your window? How can I write you a ticket without your license? I can barely hear you. Can you roll down your window for me? Can you roll down your window for me? Can you roll down your window for me, sir? I cannot hear you. Can you at least crack it? At least crack it so I can talk to you. Can you step out of the vehicle for me? Sir, can you step out of the vehicle for me? I cannot hear you. You need to roll down the window, open the door, or something. What are you doing touching my vehicle? What are you doing? I do not consent to any of this. I'm I'm belted in. I'm belted in. My hands are here. It's illegal. What are you doing? Help. Help. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. I'm not resisting. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. He screams for help, insisting he's being unlawfully detained, and loudly protests his arrest. But the officers move forward anyway. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. I haven't done anything. Help me. Help me. Roll your sides. Help me. Help me. We're going to stand you up. All right. This hurts. We're going to stand you up. This hurts. Ready? I do not consent to any of this. All right. You're being placed under arrest. Okay. What for? My glasses. I'll let you know in a second. All right. We're going back here to my car. My glasses. Left side. What is this? What is this? You have You have to tell me what I've done. I'll tell you in a second. What have I done? What have I done? You fail to exhibit your deal upon demand. That is resisting. Okay. I didn't resist anything. I didn't resist anything. I did not consent to any searches or seizures. Are your body cameras then? Yes, sir. They are. You're being placed under arrest. For what? And upon being placed under arrest, you are subject to search for my vehicle. Where are my rights? Why have you not write me my rights? I don't have to, sir. What? I'm not questioning you about the crime in the vehicle. What are you talking about? What are you talking about? All right. Um, you're being placed under arrest. Okay. for resisting. Okay. Resisting what? I lawfully stopped. Stop. I asked you for ID. You failed to exhibit. I rolled up your window. Is that a crime? Yes, it is. Is that a What crime? Resisting. What crime? What crime is that? What law is broken? What law is broken? Where are you taking me? Where are you taking me? Under arrest. I'm going to jail. For what? For what? Resisting. Resisting what? If he had just followed the law, he could have walked away with a simple ticket. Instead, his choices earned him a one-way trip to jail. Another day, another sovereign citizen caught up in their own nonsense. Do you think they'll ever admit they were wrong? Let us know in the comments.