These people thought the law didn't apply to them until the handcuffs came out. Here are five cases when cops give sovereign citizens a much needed dose of reality. Number five, when you walk into a police station for help and walk out in handcuffs. On the morning of January 5th, 2025, a man arrived at an Ohio police station with his family, claiming someone had just tried to harm them. But while waiting, the man's behavior spiraled, turning him from a concerned citizen into the very person officers would have to deal with. >> Come on, man. You got to go. >> Okay. >> Can I have your name and badge number, please? >> Damn. Badge number, please. >> Officer McDow 1363. Come on. >> Bad number, please. >> Hold on. I'll leave. 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. >> Sergeant 1147. >> Kick me out. >> You don't pay for it. Get out. >> Yeah, I do. >> Get out. >> Stop shoving me against the door. No one shoving me. Get out. Shove 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 the Where's your supervisor? I want your supervisor. I want your 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. >> 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 of us. >> We gave it to you. You recorded it. >> Why don't you get a job and get a real life? >> Hey, you start cursing, it's going to be disorderly conduct. >> Step to take off. >> Let's just take off. >> 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 this order. >> After testing their patience one too many times, the man is now in cuffs. The officers are done giving him chances. >> Hold on. Hold on. I I see that. I'm good. >> 25. Start a wagon. >> Good. >> Yeah, I actually do. Can Hold on. >> Where's it at? Where's it at? >> Hey, can I stand here by myself, please? Here's your idea. >> You're under arrest right now. >> I'm being detained. >> No, you're under arrest. You don't stand out here when we're telling you to leave. Call everybody. All that kind of stuff. You were warned. >> Okay. >> You're going to the county. >> I'm going to the county. >> Okay. >> 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. >> We'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 close 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. >> The handcuffs and being inside the police car do little to keep the suspect quiet. Instead of settling down, he only grows louder. >> There's the bare minimum that you guys can do for me. Come on. I have no record. You guys, >> is there someone inside that? >> You You do know. >> 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 you have to do is walk away. >> No. That idiot who lives in his mom's basement smokes all day. He ain't doing >> Let's do DOC and criminal trespass. >> He was 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. >> The suspect's outburst won't change the outcome. With him restrained, one of the officers walks back into the station to find out what really went down. >> What's his deal? >> He was a sucker 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 with us. >> Mhm. So that's why I called first, you know. >> Just >> It's one of those when you're on a call, you would turn around and just walk away from. >> 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 the going down to the station. You know, I mean, it's very evident that's where I'm going, but I would like to tell her myself. We'll see if she wants to talk. >> Um, our neighbor pretty much tried to us last night and nothing neighborhood fire department. >> I can talk to you if you want. >> Yeah, I can talk to them. >> So, the neighbor hit our gas tank. >> Yeah, the neighbor hit our gas >> and we were told last night there's no proof. >> So, the police come out last night. >> 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 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 up dead today. >> Hoping to get to the bottom of things, the officer speaks with the suspect's mother to learn what really led them to the station that morning. >> Who was moving the car though? So, >> her boyfriend and her >> boyfriend. her and her. Yeah. We didn't go outside. She hit her. >> Yeah. She hit me in the back. >> She left before you >> Yeah. >> What's What's her deal? She >> 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 skipped. >> Yeah, I haven't hit skip on her. They they rent the house there or they own it. >> They own it. They own it >> and it's a shared drive and they block it. So right now we're probably going to call someone to tow their veins cuz they are competing in the shared 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. Well, we have it on camera. >> Yeah, we have there's not many vehicles. >> He sent you the link. >> Yes, >> 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 video for getting out of the car, just your neighbor, it should be pretty easy. >> And uh >> do we really have to after all the other things happened, arrest him? >> Well, I mean, he's I mean, I I get that you guys are going through a lot. You 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, but >> he's out here cursing at all of us. >> As they walk through how the situation spiraled, it's clear the suspect's family remains on his side no matter how things played out. >> They're saying he's not going to leave. >> No, he said he'll leave. I heard him. He said he'll leave. >> The 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 out of the door. So, he ran into the door. The officer was right behind. So nobody was trying to shove. >> That's where that's where it escalated is murder. >> 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. >> Well, it basically escalated. He's he all he did was say >> 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 officers not you as in himself get set up. Okay. >> Yeah. >> He's Yeah. We got to transfer you. >> No that's fine. >> Take over to the wagon. >> This is all new for me. This is why >> what I'm going to do is just flick these cuz I'm going to 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 and slides and my >> And you know what? If you got 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'll be watching. >> I know. It's ridiculous. I'll be watching videos, man. Is >> that crazy? >> Can I see the key though? Like, can you hold it in front of me so I can actually see what it looks like? >> Oh, that's cool. >> With the suspect now calm, the officers remain firm. Regardless of his demeanor, he's being taken into custody. >> Clearly, you got a little bit of anger issue. >> Yeah, he does. >> Ultimately, the incident ended with the man being charged with disorderly conduct. Number four, an entitled driver learns the hard way that no one is above the law. In this case, a routine patrol leads an officer to pull over a red vehicle with an unusual plate reading exempt. However, the traffic stop that follows takes a sharp turn when the driver grows confrontational almost immediately. [Music] >> Hi there. >> Hey, how you doing? >> I'm doing great. How are you today? >> Um, why do you got your emergency lights on? When what's the emergency? >> The emergency is your vehicle doesn't have a valid registration. And it's private property register to the trust, not the QV trust. Uh, you on record? I'm on record, too. There is no reason why this officer uh now should have his emergency lights on. And there's no criminal investigation. I'm a moon bay. I'm a mo. It's documented. >> Don't start reaching around. >> No, no, no. You good. You good? No, no, no, no. My paper. Go get your white shirt. >> Cuz you I'm not a threat to you. Go get your white shirt. >> No, you don't need to. >> I requested for you to go get your white shirt. >> I have officers in route. Put your hands on the wheel now. Not putting anything. >> Don't reach back. >> You can see my car. You can see. >> Put your hands on the wheel. >> Putting anything on the wheel. >> Put your hands on the wheel. Do it now. >> Putting anything on the wheel. >> If you If you feel like you are in a threat of your life, you need to quit this job. >> You don't need to be >> If you feel like you in a threat of your life, quit the job. Call your white shirt. >> Can I get another >> Call your sheriff. I need somebody in honor. >> Oh yeah. Are you going to pay me too short? Watch this. Watch this. Uh, it's a sheriff. You ain't You ain't There's no reason you need to be under arrest. >> Do you have a license? >> Nope. Right to travel, passport. You in trouble. >> Oh, you wanted a response and you got one, sir? >> Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. The response ain't over. I'm about to put a lean on you and I'm about to get your shy bond information. I got a written injunction on the elected sheriff. The man identifies himself as part of the Moorish sovereign citizens, also known as indigenous sovereign citizens, a group that rejects the legitimacy of the US government. It's believed that anywhere from 3,000 to 6,000 individuals worldwide believe in this ideology. >> Our conversation, Our conversation is done. >> I'm not talking you post up at Apillar. >> Our conversation is done here. I'm I'm requesting your wife's shirt. >> We can do that. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Our conversation. Are you going to identify yourself? >> I'm a Moore. >> All right. Do you have your license? >> I'm a national. Yes, I do. I was reaching Hey, come here. Where's the other officer? >> You hold on just a second. >> No, no, no. Cuz he he requested for my license right now. Under the six under the fifth amendment of Constitution, I don't have to give it to you, but to prove that I'm a Moore and it's been signed off by a judge in Ohio, I'm going to show you my paperwork and my nationality ID. That shows I got the right to travel. Now, you're asking who I am. We got two officers here. Now it's three on the scene. >> All right. So, here's what's up. We're going to have you step out of the vehicle, sir. All right. >> What's the reason I'm stepping out of the vehicle? >> Because >> what's the criminal investigation? It's only two jurisdictions. >> See, and Mary time. >> Are you going to let me talk? >> I want to talk to your sheriff. I don't want to talk to you. You not >> step out. Step out. >> You step out the vehicle. If he pulls me out the vehicle, I will be suing. >> We're going to ask you to step out of the vehicle. She's asking if you don't apply then you are not in >> what's the reason that I'm stepping out the vehicle. >> I tried answering and you cut me off. >> You I don't know. So here's >> Okay. So So am I under am I under arrest? >> You're being detained right now. >> Okay. Under under threat of detain. >> This is a legal traffic offense and I'm legally allowed to have >> Okay. Hold on. Hold on. >> Okay. >> Go ahead and step back there. >> Let me get my paperwork. >> Step back here. >> Okay. I don't consistent no searches, no seizure. All right. I don't consider just stand right here for me, sir. >> Any any seizures? >> All right. So, do you have a social security number? >> No, I do not. I got a I got an EIN. >> I own my birth certificate. It's in my car. Can you Can you go in my back seat and get my paperwork? I'm allowing you >> giving me the authority to do so. >> Yeah. I'm giving you the authority. I I consent for you to go in my car and get the and get my information on my back seat so I can properly identify. >> What side? >> Uh the left side. >> Okay. Up to this point, the officers remain patient as the man continues to argue and refuses to comply. They give him the chance to explain why he believes he doesn't need a license or has no obligation to follow traffic laws. >> You see the plates? It says exempt. Notice and fee schedule. I want his shorty the black the black suitcase. >> Thank you. I'm getting this shorty bond information. I'm put a lean on. Yes, sir. Please do. >> No. Go ahead and open up. Uh open it up. You can bring it back here. >> Yeah, you can bring it. I'll open it for you. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. >> Now, where's your electric sheriff? >> I want the white shirt. >> He's going to go through that bag. >> Okay. Yeah, you can open it. No, this that's that's my sign of this extra paperwork. It's a red phone. And I also need two witnesses when your elective sheriff comes. You guys are here witnesses. This is uh already being recorded. >> It is. >> Yep. I got a rent injunction. I need your shorty fine information, too. I want your badge number. There it is. Red folder. You can get the blue folder, too. >> Let's take it all out. >> Okay. >> What are we opening? >> Okay. Open that one. That's my nationality ID. This is the court order that let you know I'm not black or African-Amean. I'm a Morish national, part of the original government, the Moroccan Empire. And it's signed off by a judge. This is my DV8, Amoon Infinite Bay, my free national name. This is my nationality ID to let you know I have the right to travel and it's filed. >> At this point, the officers are clearly confused by what they're hearing. And the man's claims are about to take an even stranger turn. >> So, you live on East 167 >> in the Republic? Yes, I do. >> Cleveland, Ohio. >> Correct. In the Republic. >> What's the Republic? >> The Republic of which it stands. is the same pledge of allegiance that you pledge allegiance to the republic. We are not in a democracy. This is a republic. >> I'm going to be honest. I I really have no idea what you're talking about. So that's if you explain it, you know, dumb it down a little bit. >> Okay. So the republic there's two governments on the back of a dollar bill. Okay. >> There's a Moroccan government that people call >> I've never heard of the Moroccan government. >> Okay. There's a Moroccan government that's called uh that you call the Illuminati, which is the pyramid, the all CNI. And then there's the United States Corporation that's on the right side of the back of the dollar bill, which is the QV's trust of Queen Elizabeth, who you took an oath to to protect the assets of their trust. My vehicle is not registered. Now we open up the next file. Wait a second. Cuz this this this where it gets good. This where American Jewish students come in at. My car is not registered to their trust. My car is registered to a private trust. Here it is. Right. >> It's in the state of Ohio, though, >> right? But it's registered to my trust, private property. I'm the trustee. Now I show you the paperwork. This is the foreign irrevocable express trust where it clearly states that I am the trustee and it's stamped off on by Ohio. >> The documents the man clings to carry no legal weight, but that doesn't stop him from trying to use them to defend his actions. >> You in not >> So you're David. Are you David? Oh yes I am. Oh yes I am. Oh yes I am. >> Oh yes I am. What does this say sir? What does this say? >> Well this says >> warship. Right. Right. Watch this. Wait a second. Wardship name. David >> your birthday >> has been changed to a moon infinite bay nationality ID card. >> Okay. >> It is filed in the state of Texas. This a moon infinite bay is my well David because I own the name and here's here's it from the department of commerce. the birth certificate. I own my birth certificate. It's no longer registered to your QV trust. >> The officers aren't buying any of the legal jargon he keeps throwing at them. They try to follow his reasoning, but none of it holds up, and their patience is wearing thin. >> His name is David. >> Okay. >> David. >> Yep. >> David, what's your >> Where's Where's your warrant to run my information? Right. But what what what is okay? What is the c what is the traffic stop to? What is the >> what's the violation? >> It's two jurisdictions, right? So what is his reasoning for stopping you? He said the plates. >> So it's two jurisdiction. It's a marry time. So if this is a criminal investigation, where is the injured party? >> Right. But if it's two jurisdiction, if it's a traffic, you you already know that this is >> Can I get your white shirt? I want your white shirt. >> So, so what made you decide to change your uh your nationality? >> Uh the same reason you should do it for your kids because I know police when they get to educate, they not all the way educated. They only know how to train, protect the assets. You get the American jurisputants book. Oh, here it is. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. This the good part. This where the education I know y'all don't like read this will let you know that I'm not a holder and due curse due course of the birth certificate on a state and federal level. I got the full faith and credit. This is my private affidavit of the certificate of law birth. Now, you stated that you never heard of the Moroccan Empire, but here it is right here. That's the same emblem on the back of the dollar bill. >> Hey, can I get your date of birth? Can I get your date of birth? >> What? What? What do you want by date of birth? I'm not asking any question until your lieutenant comes. Okay. >> Right now, Patreon bag. >> Okay. You going to sit right in the back of this car? >> Y. >> Okay. Yeah. Patch it out real quick. >> Oh, go ahead. Go ahead. >> What? >> Put it back in the bag. >> What are you saying? >> What? After temporarily placing the man in the back of the cruiser, the officers ultimately decide to let him go, issuing a citation and summons rather than taking him into custody. >> Oh, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. >> All right, you can put your hands down. >> Yeah, there's what's up. Get a citation for your violations today. >> Yeah. >> All right, you got court next Thursday? >> Yep. >> All right. And your shorty bond information is on. >> My name's Anna. You can get whatever information you need. Cool. >> My phone and stuff is up here. >> It's on the hood of the vehicle. Y. >> Now, who's supposed to be calling us? Uh, >> that information um when they come >> when you come and get your vehicle. Just make sure you got your title for it. Otherwise, we're not going to release it. >> Yep. I have the title. >> Okay. Hopefully, it's in your name because right now that vehicle is in someone else's name. >> No, it's not. >> It is. >> Okay. >> Don't forget your phones. >> Yep. >> Actually going to head to the department. >> Sounds good. See you in a little bit. >> Y'all too enjoy your day. I'll not be coming for y'all shorty bonds. Y'all did nothing. I will see you. >> All right, sounds good. See you soon. >> Y >> a short time later, a tow truck arrives to remove the man's vehicle from the scene. >> How you feel, man? >> All right. >> Got keys. >> Keys are in there. >> At the traveler's request, cuz that's what he went by was a traveler. If >> you could roll up the windows for me. >> Oh, okay. They pulling them cars now. >> So, just so you know, that's him right there. Okay. >> He's one of those sovereign citizen guys. >> I don't exist. >> Um something like that. >> So if he Don't be alarmed if he has his cell phone on. You don't have to acknowledge him much. >> Oh yeah. I appreciate >> Huh. >> Yeah. Know >> the encounter ended with a man receiving citations for driving on a suspended license, erratic driving, and displaying an improper license plate. Number three, sovereign citizen meets nononsense cop. On February 22nd, 2024 in Florida, an officer spotted a vehicle speeding well over the limit with an obstructed license plate, prompting a traffic stop. Here's how it unfolds. [Applause] Morning depresser's office. Two reasons of stopping you. One, Pine Island speed limit's 25. You're going 36. >> Okay. >> That's still 10 miles per hour over the post speed limit. It's 25. >> No, it's not 25. >> So, I was going at 35. >> So, that's 10 over You just told me that you're going 10 over the supposed speed limit. >> No, no, >> it Yes, you did. You said you're going 35, right? Yeah, but I >> that's a 25. >> 35. >> No, ma'am. It's It The whole thing's 25. >> The other issue is your license plate cover is illegal. You can't have a tinted license plate cover over your license plate. Before I ask for any documentation, are there any weapons in the vehicle? Guns, knives, hang grenades, tomahawk missiles. >> Okay. I need your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance from you. >> Okay. I uh have this >> No. I need your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. Okay. >> I am not going to ask again. I'm not. >> You're not >> traveling. >> Stand by. >> Step out. >> Are you serious? >> Get out of the car. >> Oh my god. >> Start test 9 code one. >> Okay. John 9500 RGB right now is insane, guys. I got one secure so far, >> but I'm really on my way to work. The suspect's statement is a claim officers have heard before, and the officer quickly realizes the woman has no intention of handing over her license or insurance. Within minutes, she's in handcuffs. >> She advised she was traveling, not driving. >> All right. Well, right now, you're under arrest to identify. You were you were told to give me your license during a lawful detainment for a traffic violation, multiple traffic violations. You advised you were not going to give it to me and that you're not driving your traveling while you're sitting in the driver's seat of this vehicle operating on the highways of Florida. >> All right. Do you have any questions for me? >> I got to make one phone call, sir. >> No. >> I have to make a phone. >> Absolutely not. >> I have to call. >> Do you have a driver's license? Are you suspended? >> No. >> No. To which one? >> I have to make a phone call, sir. Okay, walk back to my car. Nope. Go to tow your car as well. Okay. >> Do you have any weapons on you? Guns, knives, hand grenades, top missiles, anything that's going to poke poke me, stab me, state me? >> No. >> Do you have any nar on you? >> No. >> You're going to go and get checked when we get down to the jail. If there's anything on you, it becomes a felony when we get to the jail. >> I don't have anything on me. >> Okay. Lean up against my car. Put your forehead on that glass. Spread your feet more. Is there anything in that vehicle I need to know about? >> No, I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> You going to give me a first name or anything? 28. >> Have a seat. >> 40 28 >> 4260 L Johns. I found my driver in prior contact. She is very much suspended. I had her the call. Now that the woman is detained, the officer heads over to her vehicle to conduct a search. [Applause] I'm not driving. I'm traveling. >> I heard that. >> So, just 36 and the 25. Not the end of the world. License plate cover. Not the end of the world. Actually, I was going 35. Okay. So, you admit you're going, "Okay, I need driver license proof for insurance." I don't I need your driver's license regard. I'm not going asked again. Give me your driver's license. I'm not driving. I'm traveling. Walk around the car, get out. >> Lovely. Was she coming here to work or something? >> Uh, well, I pulled I lit her up there and she slammed on the brakes, turned in here real hard >> and she's like, "Can I just go to work?" Like, no. >> White. >> Oh, man. >> So, but we pulled her over recently, luckily, in the same vehicle. So, I just looked at the vehicle. Oh, she's in the medical field. That's super comforting. Jesus, they let delusional people provide medical care. >> Somebody's got to do the labor. >> But I already got a tow truck on the way. So I just expected her to resist getting out of the car and then she did it. So appreciate you. >> Yeah. I think she's like a home healthcare nurse. That's terrible. >> Oh, that's not >> It's not the same thing. >> That's not really a >> Yeah, it's not the same thing, but >> caregiver. >> Somebody's got to do it, man. They do. They do important stuff. >> Traveler's information, >> DDLSR second or subsequent and refusal to ID. >> What should have been a routine traffic stop has now led to a list of charges and even the officers seem baffled by the woman's beliefs. not drive. >> It's been a minute since I had somebody pull the I'm not driving. I'm traveling. >> I've never had that. >> Up here. We got a couple like frequent sovereigns. >> She got a social security card on her. She believes in that. She's not a driver's license cuz it's suspended. >> Oh, it is super suspended, dude. She's got like nine or 10 suspensions on it. All for non-payment. So, she keeps getting tickets, not paying them because she doesn't believe that the laws apply to her. >> Mhm. >> I think there should be like, you know how that has hto be one that's STTO, sovereign traffic offender. So, every time they get stopped, it's felony. Eventually, they'll learn. Hey, >> driver's license are required. Driving is a privilege, not a right. >> All right. No. Yay. She got like four different purses in this purse. There's nothing in here, so I don't care about that. >> I'll wait on your tow truck. >> How you crack me up? 36 >> on radar. >> Stalker duel front antenna. In the end, the woman was charged with driving on a suspended license and resisting without violence. She later pleaded no contest and was sentenced to 180 days of probation and 10 hours of community service. Number two, woman thought a fake plate meant freedom from the rules. In this next case, on July 14th, 2024, an officer on patrol spotted a vehicle displaying a paper license plate reading Minnesota private business. A traffic stop follows and the officer wastes no time confronting the driver. >> Hello there, Deputy Morgan of the Valuch County Sheriff's Office. The reason I'm stopping is you don't really have a tag on your vehicle in our state. You got to have some kind of characters or registration. Do you have any information for the vehicle? >> State National. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You see my my ID? >> Okay. Do you have any other form of ID other than passport? I it's it's my traveling information. I was just traveling. >> Okay. >> So, you don't have a driver's license in any state? >> I'm not required to >> I'm sorry. >> I'm not I'm not required to to carry one because >> you actually are. 21. >> Go ahead and start me a second unit. This is going to be a sovereign citizen. So, you've never had an ID identification card, driver's license in any 50 of the states? >> Um, when I was younger, before I became a state national, correct? So, >> okay. But before that, did you ever have an ID card anyway? >> Uh, probably did. Yes. Yeah. >> You probably did where? >> In South Carolina. >> In South Carolina. Okay. >> Yeah. >> What's your current registration address? >> Um, that is 250 Fairchild Garden. It's my my certified name. >> Okay. No, I'm looking for information on the vehicle. >> I I I'm not required to have registration, sir. So, I don't I don't know what you mean. >> Do you have any insurance for the vehicle? >> No. >> Okay. Well, give me one second. I'll be right back with you. With the situation unfolding, the officers paused to deliberate on the best course of action. >> Never seen one of those before. >> Yeah, that's what threw me off. I'm like, >> when I when you called her out, I was like, "All right, I'm I'm like coming up on you." Private. What's she saying? >> She gave me a passport, but she's a state matching. >> She's not required to carry an ID card. I have ever seen one of those. >> I have not. >> She's g me She gave me her information. Give me an address. Local >> uh Palm Beach County Fairchild Gardener. It should give me a legit apartment. Oh, wait. No, that's the post office. Okay. >> Oh, nice. Okay. Well, she's going to play like that. She's not a good sovereign citizen cuz she has an American passport. She just wrote in here state national. Do not detain. Do not interrogate. Concealed carry in all 50 states. >> Let me see that thing. I've never seen one of these. >> Hey buddy, I got a question. You might know a little bit better than I. After checking the woman's name, the officers realize the address on her ID belongs to a post office. With that in mind, one officer turns to his colleague for guidance on whether letting her go with just a citation is the right call. >> I 100% agree. But she would have gone, >> which I would just take her ass to jail. >> Yeah. Should have called All right. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. >> No. Step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm I'm I'm not required. >> You're going to step out of the vehicle. >> Then I have to call I have >> No, you don't have to call anybody. >> I I'm not >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle now. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> You are. You are under arrest. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Why do you have your hands on me? Because you're going to jail. >> I didn't do anything. >> Get out of the vehicle. Let's go. >> Do anything wrong. >> Let's go. >> I didn't do anything. Let's go. >> Oh my god. Ouch. >> Oh my. Come on. Around you. Find out. Come on. Put your hands on your back. Trans behind your back. Stop. >> Stop. >> Tensing up. >> I didn't do anything. >> Stop tensing up. >> You can stay in the vehicle. >> You're going to jail is what's happening. >> Why? >> Why? >> Because it's an unregistered motor vehicle. >> Okay. And you do not have a valid address, >> sir. It's It's my business address. >> It is not. It is a PO box. >> I I know. >> Unless you reside in a post office box, you do not have a valid address. >> Listen, that the that >> one 21 centur female 1015 >> unregistered motor vehicle. >> Let's go. >> Don't make it harder. Do you have anything in your pocket that's going to poke me, too? Oh, you don't really have pockets. Do you have anything concealed on your person? Because if you do, when we get to the jail, it is a felony. Of >> course I don't. >> Guns, bombs, rocket grenades, anything you may have forgotten. >> Anything that goes into the jail, >> this is your last chance to complain about it. The woman is now in custody, but the officers still have to address her daughter and arrange for the car to be towed. >> Have a seat. About how I thought that was going to go. All right, ma'am. Do you have somebody can come pick you up? This vehicle is being towed. Okay. Well, then start calling Uber cuz like I said, this vehicle is being towed and I'm seizing it. >> Do what? >> Can I come over here to the station? >> No, she's going to jail. She's not going to the station. >> Look at that gore. Do you have somebody that can give you a ride? No. >> Are you from around here? No. >> I'm totally from business. >> From where? >> Business. It's a long way. >> Can you talk to them right now? Stay tuned. >> Who Who is that? >> It's It's my friend. She's She's also one of ours. >> Okay. >> She's also an American State National. >> Okay. We're not We're not talking to her. >> She's an American State National. She It can't be. She has to talk to her magistrate. >> Okay. Well, we're not we're not talking to anyone on the phone. >> It's evident that the woman's daughter has adapted the same beliefs, offering no disagreement with her mother's claims. >> She said that she needs to talk to her magistrate. She has been driven right to the back of a talk to >> Okay, >> that's the only way that we can see the situation. >> Okay, >> I can tell you right now it's probably not going to happen. >> But that's what needs to happen. She's an American state national. >> Okay, >> we're not under the normal terms of a citizen. We're not citizens. >> Okay. What's up? We're waiting on a wrecker and her to get a Uber or something. >> Oh, gotcha. >> There's two units here to make sure. >> No, no, you're good. Uh, mom's a sovereign citizen. >> Yeah, >> in the car. I guess they came from New Samra. She said they were doing some modeling thing in New Samra. And it looked yesterday, I even said something to somebody. I was like, it looks like a cult out here like at Flaggler A on the beach. And I think I think it's their group. >> Mimi said not to sign anything and to be able to be taken right to the magistrate. Keep it saying that you're an American State National. >> Your Uber, I think, pulled up right in front. >> I'm getting an Uber, Bama. >> Okay. Do Do you have the keys to get in? >> I do. What time does the jail bomb 24/7? >> Yep. >> Okay. I'll be right there. I'll try to be there as soon as possible. Okay. >> In the end, the woman faced charges for failing to register a motor vehicle, resisting without violence, and failing to obtain a driver's license. She later entered into a deferred prosecution agreement, agreeing to complete a life skills course, get a Florida license, and pay court costs. However, the license requirement was eventually dropped when she moved out of the country. Number one, woman thought the rules didn't apply to her until officers reminded her otherwise. This last case brings us to Indian River County, Florida, where officers stop a car for a fraudulent tag, setting the stage for the confrontation that follows. How you doing? >> Hello, sir. >> Deputy Low with the sheriff's office. Okay. >> Yes, sir. Um, reason for the stop. What 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 a 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 or insurance? >> 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? >> No, sir. >> 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. >> 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. So, I'd like to have a conversation here. Am I underrest? >> What's that? >> Am I under >> right now? You're being detained. You understand? >> Operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license. >> I I don't I don't know what that means. Okay. >> You don't know what is? >> Dan, go over here. We're going to pull. Not only does the woman avoid answering, but her behavior makes it clear she has no intention of cooperating. >> What's your first name? >> So, you're not being >> 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. 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? >> Okay. So, 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? >> 211. >> I know. I have my stuff here. What? 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. >> As you might have guessed, the woman doesn't have any of the proper documentation officers are asking for. >> You showed me a passport >> ID. Okay. >> Your tag comes back to nothing. Right. So, what I presented to you was >> Florida. >> Negative. >> No, I don't have a Florida. >> I'm sorry. I don't have a Florida driver >> license. 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 term 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 check? I don't know what my bag here. I just want you to know what I'm going to do. My bag. >> Go ahead. >> Why are you pulling in here? Do you live in here? >> I reside here at >> So, ma'am, so what so what is what is this supposed to be? >> I'm sorry. What is the >> At this point, the woman insists she doesn't need the paperwork the officers are requesting. Meanwhile, the officers are left trying to explain that driving in Florida means following Florida's traffic laws. >> What does that mean? So >> 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 motor vehicle in the state of Florida. >> What? >> Okay. So, you're responsible for knowing the laws. >> Does that make sense? Hey, this has >> Yeah, she's >> suspended. Okay. >> Um 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 is 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. >> No, you are. >> 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? The officer's patience has run out, but that doesn't mean the woman is any closer to complying. >> 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. >> 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 were telling something to do. >> Come back here and stand right back here in front of my hood. >> 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 is not The car's registration >> surrender, sir. So, that was It says suspended. >> I understand that was >> You also have no insurance. Okay. >> And your registration was >> So, the driver's license was surrendered voluntarily. So, I understand that's probably how it looks in the system, but I also have paperwork for that. Um, but that's stuck in my car. So, showing that I have my driver. I went to the DMV and I surrender that voluntarily. I have my paperwork >> because it was suspended. >> Finally, the woman acknowledges what the officer suspected all along. She doesn't have a license. >> I understand. >> You know, you don't have a license as you're driving. All right. The 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 who is ordering the vehicle to be submitted to my automobile as well? >> 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. >> Is it is it your its you if you don't want to abide by the laws now that has nothing to do with us. Okay. And we're we're being asked to on your phone call. >> I'm talking to a family member. >> Okay. Put put the phone on top of this hood. >> Okay. So, sir, why do I have to put my phone? >> Right now, you're being detained. Okay. You're not listening. >> We're not going to play this game. All right. I um Okay. I just pocket. >> Have a seat. >> I'm not I'm not playing this game. She's going. >> Yeah, >> she knows. She knows >> 100%. >> So, >> 21102 adult female temple. What were those papers that she handed you? >> With a woman secured in the back of the cruiser, the officers turned their attention to reviewing the paperwork she handed over. >> 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. It's not that she's Well, you have to confirm that's her name. >> Huh? I added the vehicle. >> Okay. >> Is it uh Antonio? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. So, she provided >> Is that the name that was on her that ID she gave you? >> She gave you all the ID? >> Uh passport identification card. >> So, she knowingly is driving without a license. Just throw this back in your car. 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 waving any of my rights, sir. >> 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? >> I understand what you're saying, sir. >> Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk with me? >> No, sir. >> Okay. No tagline. >> And the and the fake license. 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. So, >> the officer now speaks with a woman's grandmother on the phone to explain the situation. >> Hello. >> Yes. 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. >> Okay. Why is he 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. Is it doesn't she She doesn't even have a license. Her license was um >> suspended. >> Surrendered. >> It's suspended. >> Her license was was um 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. >> Completely. Um, you went down there and had the people just um surrender her license. She had paper. >> Why? Why would she be surrendering her license? >> She surrendered many cars. >> Okay, ma'am. >> 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. >> It's it's it's a tag that is not recognized in the state of Florida. >> The woman was later charged with driving on a suspended license, obstruction, and using a fake tag. >> Okay. >> So, she'll be booked into the Indian River County Jail tonight. going to be a bail assault officer. I'm sorry. >> Yes, I'm coming out to the gate. 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. >> The the vehicle is 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. >> I'll bring her to the >> Okay. >> A short time later, the woman's grandmother arrives at the scene. >> Yes. How you doing? >> That's my granddaughter right there. >> I'm sorry. That's my plan going on. >> Okay, I understand that. >> Yeah, >> I'm Detective Bennett. How you doing outside? >> Call yourself. >> I'm I'm not a sergeant. >> Okay. Outside. >> No, it's No, I'm not offended. I was just clarifying that for you. >> Um, yeah. So, you you're who I was speaking to on the phone. >> Yeah. >> 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 >> she can't even drive the vehicle to the house. >> No, the vehicle's being >> told. Yes, sir. >> How can we find out? >> Tonight. >> You got to call. >> You got to call me 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 it 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. Telling you to call this talking about but okay. Uh maybe I'll wait about an hour. Um >> wait an hour or two and you you'll be able to call down 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. Yes. >> The woman was later transported to the station without further incident. What's your verdict? Let me know in the comments and I'll see you in the next video. As always, stay safe out there, folks.