When your supervisor gets here, okay, you're probably going to be finding the job. You're one of the sovereign citizens of the vehicle, sir. If you can get your hands off, I guarantee. All right, guys. Welcome back. Today we head to Dundee, Michigan, where yet another delusional sovereign citizen attempts the script, which includes quote unquote educating the officer and threatening him with arrest by the supervisor he demanded. Unfortunately, it doesn't pan out that way. So now he wants the supervisor who arrested him arrested. Get your popcorn ready for this one. How's it going? Officer St. Let me see your hands real quick. Reason I'm stopping is you got no plate on your truck here. >> Yeah, exactly. I know. >> Why not? >> I'm traveling. >> You're traveling? >> Yes, sir. >> You got a driver's license? >> Don't need it. >> Don't need it. Okay. Why not? The state of Michigan, it states you got to have a driver's license. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Yeah. What's the fourth? >> Okay. So, what's your license? No. What's the fourth? >> I'm asking you a question. Do you have a valid Michigan driver's license? Why don't you get your supervisor? Your supervisor 814. I know many of my viewers prefer the ask free times and yank them out of the vehicle method for non-compliance. Nor are they a fan of an officer calling for a supervisor at the request or demand of the suspect. But I think you need to make an exception just this once, if only to see the look on his face when the supervisor he rudely demanded moves in for the arrest. 8034. >> Sorry about that, sir. Can you make my location? He's not driving. He's traveling. Central's clear. I'll say it out. >> Sir, do you have any identification on you? >> I don't have to provide the front, >> sir. You got no plate on your vehicle. >> I do not have to provide you with anything as long as I have to. >> Okay. I I'm just simply asking for your mission driver. >> What's your I'm Officer Stump. I work for the Dundy Police Department. >> I understand. >> What is your ARS? >> What do you mean ARS? What is your articular suspicion that I have committed a crime? >> The irony of a sovereign citizen messing up the acronym for RA while at the same time struggling to articulate the word articulable while pretending to be a legal genius is absolutely amazing. >> Okay. So you you don't have a plate on this vehicle which is a violation of Michigan. >> It's a it's a statute or it's a legislative law. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, you know missing motor vehicle in the arms of that guy. >> I don't I do know it, but I don't need to know it. Okay. What do you know about it? >> Because I drive in the private capacity. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> This guy can't even get the wrong right to travel script. Right. So, I'm calling [ __ ] on him knowing and understanding a vehicle code he claims he doesn't need to know. >> I I am I am traveling in my own capacity, my private capacity. No, I do not need it. >> Okay. All right. And I'm going to need your name and stuff. 81 811. >> 811 is your badge number. Yep. SP just like a tree. Yeah. Cuz I'm going to let you know I'm going put you on notice right now that this is going to be connected to your phone. Okay. What kind of I know you're all officers. Okay. You guys keep saying that. Yeah. This and every other cop never know what you're rambling on about. nor have you ever provided evidence. Anyway, all this is irrelevant because according to him, this officer will be out of a job when the supervisor gets here. >> And either you took an oath, okay, you did take an o personally take sure did. So now you're bonded. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So now what's going to happen is when your supervisor gets here, >> okay, you're probably going to be finding a new job. >> Okay. Why? Because you broke your ultra because you pulled me over. You don't have a license plate on your knees. >> I am traveling. The smug sense of superiority and his misplaced confidence in the law and the supervisor is an amazing thing to witness. >> Okay, it's understandable. I'm an American. >> Okay. How you feeling to identify yourself to law enforcement? I'm not going to identify. >> All right. Go and shut the truck off on me. No. Unless you told me I committed a crime, >> you committed a traffic violation. So supervisor, >> I don't want to do nothing bad in the thing is I appreciate that. You guys need to understand the law. Okay, that right there sounds like a threat and a very easy way to get yourself put on a watch list. You might understand the statute law. Okay. Commerce law. You talking about MLS? No. You But yeah, you you might understand that, but you don't understand uh common law. Okay. And I'm not running in in commerce law. Okay. Okay. Okay. Mate, you're rambling about common law and commercial law during a simple traffic stop. I don't think the cop is the one with the problem understanding things. My supervisor's on the way as you requested. Awesome. So, we'll just hang tight until you guys have a chief of police or >> Yeah, we got a chief out here, too. >> Okay. So, my boss is coming. So, he'll be able to talk to you, right? So, it's just a simple traffic stop and you got no license to wait on the vehicle. That's it. Okay. All I'm asking is you just broke your oath by I didn't commit a crime. Okay. And you you're violating you pulled me over. You broke your oath. Okay. You broke the fourth amendment. Okay. The Constitution. If you don't know what it is, go look it up and then you'll understand what I'm talking about. Says the guy who is ignoring and handwave dismissing laws derived from the 10th amendment. You're not really in a position to lecture anyone on the Constitution, mate. But of course, that's not going to stop you, is it? >> But we can It's all right. We can just wait till my boss gets here. Just for future reference, I want you to understand that as an officer of law and and I don't blame you because you guys are taught a certain way. You're taught through the academy. You're taught everything >> through MCL laws. You guys ain't taught common law. And you're not taught to protect yourselves. Okay? I have nothing against police officers. I really think you guys are awesome to have around. I just I just think that you guys are very uneducated, okay? And what what the real laws are. >> Okay. The lack of self-awareness from this arrogant narcissist is painful to watch, but I just can't look away. Also, I like how he thinks it's awesome that the police exist, but only to enforce what he considers the law. >> Now, see, a driver's license, if you really want to know the truth, a driver's license is a contract for the state to be a driver. Okay? The only time you need a driver's license is if you are running in commerce. You are doing business under that driver's license. That's the only reason we need it. >> Okay. Okay. And I got two cases going now. I've already won one. Oh, where'd you win that at? Taylor. >> Taylor. Yep. Okay. So, and there's four officers that got arrested up there already. You know, got got arrested and kicked off the course. Oh, I didn't know that. Because of [ __ ] like this. >> That is one big pile of [ __ ] >> Yeah. I'm going to go out on a limb here and call [ __ ] on his claimed winning car and the arrest of not one, not two, not three, but four officers and just about everything else that comes out of this guy's mouth. >> They stopped you for no play. Well, they didn't stop you for no play, but they stopped me for sitting in a parking lot. >> Oh, okay. I have plates on you. Okay. >> I mean, and I I I don't I don't want to come off as a cocky dick, okay? But I just want you to understand that you guys are subjected to some bad [ __ ] okay? Because your office hasn't been totally honest with you guys, just like they haven't been totally honest with us, the people. Okay? And as citizens, we look at you guys to serve and protect. We don't look at you guys to >> I like how he already knows that he comes across as a cocky dick as he puts it as if he's been called one all his life but still continues to act like one that takes a lot of dedication. >> Okay. So if if you want to go and you want to learn about all that, let's say you say let's say I want to go and I want to learn the right leg, where do I where do I go? Constitution of the United States, Declaration of Independence, uh uh Bill of Rights. It's all there. Okay? And I'm going to let you off the hook. I'm going to let you know what the Fourth Amendment right is. That is the right to travel anywhere you want to in this country without being bothered. Okay. Okay. Unless you've committed a crime. Okay. I haven't committed a crime. You're committing a crime right now by obstructing and refusing to identify. Also, I love how confidently incorrect he is about what the right to travel or freedom of movement is and where you find it in the US Constitution. Anyway, the supervisor has arrived to give our soft friend a dose of reality. Sorry, I mean sack his officer, apologize to our softset friend, and send him on his way. I haven't done nothing wrong. Okay, you think so? Like I said, I got I got training in the the Michigan traffic laws here, so driving. Okay. committed crime. You're one of the sovereign citizens. Okay. Michigan law requires. Okay. Well, Michigan requires you to have a driver's license in this state. Okay. Sir, we're not going to play this game. I'm going to let you know right now. You need to provide identification to the officer for the stop and if not, you're going to end up going to county jail. Okay. You need your sheriff out here or your mouth captain? No, I'm the highest supervisor right now. No, I do not. >> Wait, so what happened there then? You said the supervisor was going to sack the officer if he didn't do what you said. Yet here he is doing the exact opposite. It's almost as if you're full of >> Hey, are you going to comp now? There you are. No, sir. Yes, you are. I am not. My house is right there. >> My house is close by. Therefore, the law doesn't apply to me. Says the guy who calls everyone a tyrant, yet behaves like one himself by wanting to sack anyone that disagrees with him. You need to have driver's license to be on Michigan roadway. Sir, your vehicle is not registered as well either. So you're right. You don't deserve. All right. Well, you want to do that? Yes, sir. So, are you going to provide that information? Okay. I asked you I as I am the supervisor on your asking for either the captain of the sheriff and what law that you claim doesn't apply to you says they are required to provide you with a supervisor at all let alone another supervisor or a captain just because you don't like what you're hearing from this one. Anyway, on to the arrest. The highest person right now is me. He is not working today and the sheriff does not come out here. I know you recognize that the sheriff is the only elected official in office when you're a sovereign citizen. I'm not trying to be You can you can get your hands off your hand. You get your hand. Come on, man. Come on. Hey, hey, hey. Calm down. I ain't You're going to hurt me more. Sounds like we've got another case of incarceritis and accountability itis on our hands. Fortunately, this is an epidemic on my channel at the moment. >> You're going to hurt me more now. >> Turn around. clear. >> You be paying for this to come back to me. >> I already have it all. >> So, you're going to sue the police department using a legal system that you say you're not part of. How does that work then? 151 legal seat and search seizure kidnapping. Okay, look at 18241 and 242 and 18 USC 18 1581 through 1591A. >> Okay, this way. You guys are both going to be gone. You both are done. I guarantee >> and that officer assaulted me. >> No, sorry. The consequences stemming from you obstructing and resisting arrest is not assault in the same way that enforcing state law is not a violation of your rights under title 18 USC 241 or 242. >> All right, take a seat. >> I want my phone. >> Okay, take a seat. driver's license. >> I can't sit like this. I'm I'm telling you, I got bad back problems and I got heart problems. You're going to [ __ ] hurt me. >> Okay, just take a seat, man. >> I can't sit back. >> Okay. You want to stay forward and not not do a seat belt or you? >> Yes. I don't want a seat belt. Please. >> I got to put this on you, though. >> I just said I don't want one and you put that on me anyway. >> Yeah. Yeah. He's got his VIN covered up. He's got a thing or whatever. I don't know if you can get that on. >> No, you're fine. We don't want to get you involved on this one. 1449. 49 is asking, "Do you guys have a Rick >> Martinitution lawyer?" >> Is that his name? >> No, that's not Rick Martin. This is Rick Martin. Yep. This guy is getting his legal advice from a guy who got owned and jailed by a judge for practicing law without a license. >> You're also not licensed in this state. I am therefore holding you in contempt and asking officers to arrest you. Contempt carries with it up to 93 days and or $7,500. You are not allowed to practice law in the state. >> I don't know, but I'll check the VIN. Head on up. But I'm the only one working and I can't use >> I'll get you the VIN. >> Is your name Rick? Right. >> No, you're not Rick Martin. No. >> Okay. >> Um, can I get my phone, please, so that I can call my >> I I can't get you anything till I figure out who you are. >> Central 81. >> Yeah. Counselor, do you want to speak to the other counselor? Right. >> See on the back. Nothing. >> Oh, yeah. Got the flag too. >> Yeah, he's off the cons, right? Rest. Turn this off. Sheriff. >> Nope. That's not the sheriff. >> All right, guys. So he was charged with resisting arrest, obstructing a police officer, one count of failure to identify, one count of refusal to provide DNA, and multiple traffic related violations, including driving without insurance. After he eventually identified himself, it was found out that his license expired way back in 2006. He was processed at the jail and later released after posting a $5,000 bond. Court records show that his case is now moving through pre-trial proceedings.