Stop. Let me talk. You have license plate covers. That's illegal in Washington. Get back in your car. What are you doing? Are you seriously about to pull out YOUR TASER? >> YOU'RE FIRED. You're gone. Welfare checks are actually quite frequent in policing. However, you hope they never end up in you having to go hands-on, handcuffing the subject, them freaking out in the back of your police car, and then them filing a federal lawsuit against you, the officer. This is one of those. A vehicle on the side of the road like that is always going to get an officer's attention. Either we're going to think that it's some kind of mechanical issue or medical issue with the person. But again, that can change depending on the behavior of the driver. What are you talking about? I'm seeing if you're okay. Okay. Can you step back to your car, please? Step back to your car right now. What do you mean? >> Step back to your car. Nothing. Okay. You have You have license Stop. Let me talk. You have license plate covers. That's illegal in Washington. Get back in your car. Okay, interesting. Hand is in the pocket. This close proximity, definitely not safe. The officer with that drill instructor finger snap, that reminds me of boot camp. But again, this is just not a safe proximity, especially with the subject's hand inside of the pocket. Very concerning from an officer safety perspective. >> Get back in your car. Get back in your car. Get back in your car. Get back in your car. This is exactly how it works. Get back in your car. Good for you. Get back in your car. That is a lawful command. Get back in your car. Okay, this is not the best practice, in my opinion, for tactics when you have a non-compliant motorist at your driver door, basically. And then you getting back in the car to get on the radio. Maybe he doesn't have a pack set. I would have thought he had more or should have a pack set. But if he doesn't, you want to get that mic and stand out of the vehicle in case that you have to engage the person that you're having this interaction with. Getting back and sitting inside the car, and other LEOs can chime in on this, is not the most ideal tactical position to be in. >> 510 Roosevelt North 97 at 3. He's He's combative. Can I get another unit out here? So, he just asked for other units. They're going to roll code, lights and siren likely, because they don't know to what degree of danger this officer is in, which puts the officers in danger, the motorists on the road in danger. So, this is just not good from the get-go. And then, it looks like the driver is getting back into their car, reaching inside their vehicle. What are they reaching in there for? Is a question that I would have as an officer. You're back in your car. Sir, I'm going to turn your car off. You're not going to violate my rights. >> to see your license, your registration, and proof of insurance. Yeah, I reserve all rights. You're I reserve all rights. That's it. Sir, I'm not leaving you alone. At this time, you're under arrest, sir, if you don't stop this. Stop. Hey, stop. Stop moving. Uh, you can't do that. I can't The reason for the stop is your license plate covers. You can't stop me. I was already parked on the side of the road. I This is still a contact. >> You said to me, What did you say? I'm checking on you to see if you're okay. Leave me alone. LEAVE ME ALONE. I'M not leaving you Stop moving right now. Stop. Stop moving. What are you doing? Are you seriously about to pull out your taser? Yes. >> To a lawful person standing here doing nothing. Please, dude. Stop. Sean Born, de-escalate. I am. I'm trying. Okay. You're the one that's yelling, okay? All right. Let's de-escalate. Okay. I got one leg. Okay. If you violate me in any way that's an 88 violation, because you know that you do not have the right to >> your license, I'm not giving you anything. I reserve all rights. I'm not leaving. If you don't provide that, you'll be under arrest. Okay, good. >> So, I want to talk about some legal stuff real quick. When the officer made the initial stop, it was for a welfare check is what he says. Then, he transitions to it being for a license plate cover. Is that legal? 100% it's good to go. Wren versus US because the subjective thought of the officer doesn't matter. As long as there's a legal reason to stop a person, they're good to go to conduct the stop and do their investigation as far as that stop goes. But, here's a case most of you probably don't know as to why when he says, "I'm not getting back in my vehicle." why it makes it a lawful order. United States first Morfield, which basically says that the police have the ability control the movement of the driver and the occupants of the vehicle because it's an officer safety thing. Specifically, Morfield says the police may exercise reasonable superintendence over the car and its passengers during a stop. Which makes a lot of sense because who wants someone just wandering around everywhere? >> I reserve all rights. Then, at this time, you're under arrest. >> For what? >> For not providing me the information that I need. >> have to. I'm reserving all rights. I don't have to give you anything. >> Turn Dude, stop touching me. >> I haven't touched you once YET. >> THEN, YOU'RE TRYING TO HARASS ME FOR WHAT? >> I am trying to arrest you now. >> For what crime? >> For not providing the information. >> cause and reasonable articulable suspicion. >> Turn around right now. >> Okay. Okay. Don't hurt me, bro. >> I will not. Okay? Why are you doing this to me, bro? Why? Cuz you're not providing me the information. I don't Stop. Dude, this is a major constitutional violation. You're going to be sued. Okay, two things. I covered this person twice, and I was fascinated by all the law that he threw out. So, I decided I wanted to really make the video interesting to the point that it was educational where you can understand his mindset as to why he feels the way that he feels. He and I disagree on the law 180°. He believes one thing, I believe something else. But, one thing that I know is that he's been incredibly civil and has been very open to providing me information specifically about the stop that I will share with you as the stop goes on. So, that's something that I wanted to share that he's been very respectful in his interactions with me. And that matters. Okay, don't shoot me. I got one leg, dude. Be nice, bro. Please be respectful. >> All right, let's go. Okay. Why are you pushing me? What crime? Get back to my car. What crime have I committed? >> For United States versus Morfield, it's Mary Ocean Ocean Robert Easy Frank Ida Easy Lincoln David and Wren versus US is William Henry Easy Robert Nora versus US. >> We're going back to my car. I'm going to read you your constitutional rights, okay? What am I being arrested for? Failing to provide information when requested. That's not a That's a crime. Name the name name name the uh Oh my god, bro. I cannot believe this is happening. You are totally in constitutional violation. All right, it's time, bro. Let them see. Let them see. You're a state patrol. Bro, you know you're not supposed to do this, bro. Bro, you know you're not supposed to do this, bro. You ain't doing this right now. I first came I first came to check on you to see if you're okay. I saw that you had license plate covers. I'm on Oregon. I'm not I'm not this that's for Washington only, bro. >> Okay, go ahead and take your phone. You can't do that on other people's other state I don't know that. It's new. This is another situation where I disagree with Cameron. When you're in another state, no matter what your vehicle is registered to, you have to abide by the equipment rules and regulations of that state and the traffic laws of that state. It's just the way that it is. >> I've been going to do. You're under custody. You can clear tones. All right. Sir. I reserve all rights under the law. All right. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to this time to have an attorney. I have all discretion. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney before answering any questions. >> have a warrant for my arrest. >> You have the right to have an attorney present. >> Warrantless arrest requires a gross misdemeanor or felony. If you cannot If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you without cost if you so desire. You can exercise these rights at any time. God bless me. Do you understand these rights? I've explained this before, but I'll explain for those who haven't seen it. The reason why we will read Miranda off of a card, and it's almost always a department-issued card, because we want to make sure that we don't miss anything, and we can get challenged in court when an attorney says, "Did you read my client their rights?" If you fumble it in court, the attorney can say, "Well, how do I know you didn't fumble it for my client in the field?" So, if you read it off the card, you have it on your body cam, and that's why we read it that way. The other thing I want to mention is state troopers and state police are usually the best at knowing equipment violations on vehicles. They do it all the time, all day, and all night long. And we used to call them taillight chases just because they were on the freeways all the time going after different taillights and knowing what laws they could get people for. So, it's not wise to argue with them about the laws. I mean, you can look it up yourself, but there's not the place to argue it. >> Unless everything in this life seems to be going on >> the way that he's acting right now, Father. But, there's no reason for these actions to be placed upon him. He has all discretion, Father, and I'll pray down and ask you, Father God, to bless this man and his heart. I ask that you have him change his ways right now, Father God, for there is no reason to justify any ill will being done whatsoever. >> Sir, do you understand these rights? >> delicti or any mens rea in so far as a reason in relation to a crime whatsoever, Father God. I think All righty, your phone and headphones are right here, okay? As well as your hat, all right? >> Where's the sergeant? Uh, he's on his way. Why'd you take my property from me? To keep it safe. No, so I couldn't call people. No, it's to keep it safe. No, you're a liar, dude. You know how bad this is going to look when I depose you? The deposition is going to be great. Letting you know that right now, bro. I'm an attorney. Attention. >> [snorts] >> Oh my God, I'm an attorney in fact, bro. Okay, so attorney in fact and attorney at law, they're two different things. Attorney in fact is basically saying that you have a power of attorney over a person. And I will tell you that I reached out to Cameron and he legitimately 100% filed a lawsuit against this officer in this case. Now, it's going to get more interesting because I also have the outcome of this specific car stop. And his case is a civil case, obviously. This is a criminal interaction he's having with the officer, but I have the outcome that Cameron shared with me in the video. >> Is there anything in the vehicle you'd like me to grab for you before we go to the jail? No, you're not taking any of my property. >> I'm just asking. And when the sergeant gets here, he's going to release me because you have no articulable suspicion of a crime being committed. Your first words out of your mouth was, "I'm checking on you to see if you're okay." And you're back there lying to the sheriffs saying that you came up uh and because it was a license plate. You're a liar. >> Just as I said before with Wren vs. US, that case is clear that it doesn't matter what you initially started for. If you have something, you can go for that thing or what the subjective thought of the officer. Let's say that the officer really didn't care about it being a welfare check. Let's say he really just wanted to investigate something. As long as he has that license plate cover, he's good to go as far as the investigation. >> God is going to show the truth of your actions today. You will be put on the Brady list. I promise. The Brady list, I've explained it before. It's a list of officers who have credibility issues and prosecutors have this list. You can actually look up online and see if an officer's on the Brady list. And usually it's for some type of dishonesty or misconduct which compromises the officer's ability to testify in court. And so a lot of officers are on that list and it's a not a place that you want to be because it's very difficult to continue on with your career if you're on the Brady list because you get challenged on that anytime you go to court. >> you get him for? He was giving me a hard time taking stuff at first and then I saw he had the license plate covers. Okay. So then I stopped behind him. He's already out yelling at me like, "I'm not doing anything. I didn't do anything wrong." I'm like, "Okay, calm down. Get back in your car. I need to see your license, your registration, proof of insurance." I'm like, "I'm not giving you anything." All right. Come on. So then it just kind of went went down from there. Okay. So in all of these officers, you have two jurisdictions that you got the state police and it looks like you have some type of county sheriff's office that's there as well. Had to race to the scene because the officer got on the radio because he was in this confrontation with Cameron. So the danger that officers get placed in and the people get placed in when they race to these things is something that people have to take into consideration. >> Still failing to identify himself. That's right. I have a constitutional right to be private at any time. I do not have to identify without a reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime. This is kidnapping and harassment. This is a deprivation of my rights under title 18, section 242 of 1983. I'm about to file a 1983 sec- night- section 1983 1871 Ku Klux Klan Act complaint against you. And I know you don't know what that is. >> Are you okay? I am okay, and I know everything you're >> wanting anything right now or anything to know about? >> Nope. No? Okay. >> Nope. I don't do drugs, bro. I The great You don't understand, bro. Let me speak wisdom into you. I have a YouTube channel that has over 4.5 million views in relation in the past 28 days in relation to my lawsuit. Okay. Good. Good. >> Wilson versus Hood River. Right now, bro. Look it up. Look it up. >> I've mentioned before that people who take on the sovereign ideology Cameron doesn't like to be called a sovereign citizen, and he has an explanation as to why he doesn't want to be called that. But filing lawsuits, I've told you about that before. It's very, very common for them to take these to the court because they want to get their side of the story out from what they believe is the law. I again disagree with him from a legal perspective, but I'm clearly just stating to you from an educational point of view that yes, they will file lawsuits. >> Look up Cameron Wilson, 2587 pop up. You want it? There goes. Uh-oh. Now, WHERE'S THE CRIME? NOW, WHERE'S THE CRIME? YOU AIN'T GOT ONE CUZ I ID'D. >> [clears throat] >> NOW, YOU'RE IN TOTAL VIOLATION, BIG BOY. GET READY. GET READY. >> YOU'RE FIRED. YOU'RE FIRED. YOU'RE GONE. YOU HAVE NO QUALIFIED IMMUNITY. Out the window. You're gone, bro. No longer on the force. You're done. Cuffed. People often make a mistake with qualified immunity and throw qualified immunity out. Qualified immunity really just protects officers from being sued civilly. You can be sued if it's a clearly established constitutional rights violation. But if there's a gray area, that's what the qualified immunity protects officers from. >> You don't get to violate the creator. 510 result. Can you run the RO? You took, bro. You did wrong. You took an oath. You're going to pull your oath and your bond. You took, bro. bro? RO is registered owner of the vehicle. >> Shouldn't have done this. I told you. I warned you from the beginning. I said, "Don't violate my constitutional rights." I knew it. As soon as you hit that U-turn, I knew it. Oh, bait and switch, right? That's your job to do, right? Oh, bait and switch. You're thinking now, ain't you? What can I do? You're thinking hard. It's all on camera, bro. Yes, it is. It's all on camera. >> Mhm. And what was your first words? I was just checking to make sure I'm all right. And what I say? I'm all right. And what did you do? You did it anyways. Yeah, cuz you have license plate covers. It's illegal to have LICENSE PLATE >> I AM NOT A WASHINGTON CONTRACT. I DON'T HAVE TO. If I was in a Washington license plate >> sovereign citizens? Do you know what a sovereign citizen is? In 1940, a joint resolution was signed about American citizenship. That year He is the RO. He just He just identified Well, he's just stated that he's the RO. Okay. I keep telling you I'm an attorney-in-fact. 510, go ahead. And uh if there's a photo, can you send that to me? >> I have no contracts, bro. I'm not contracted. I'm not operating in a commercial capacity whatsoever. Is your name James Wilson? Mhm. Mhm. 2587, just like I said. I'm 165, though, really. 130's a little slim. Anything else? Your violation, bro. 16 >> You got all this illegal >> So, did you Did you not want to identify cuz of the warrant? What? >> Did you not want to identify cuz of the warrant? >> What warrant? I was never given notice No civil warrant. What notice? I have a warrant? Yeah, so there's a warrant that's out for uh the the registered owner, Mr. Cameron Wilson, for that vehicle. I'm not I'm not uh What do you mean, Cameron Wilson? Cameron Wilson what? You just said >> Which Cameron Wilson? Which Cameron Wilson? You just said the registered owner of that vehicle. Registered owner of that vehicle? >> Correct. So, what do you mean? >> The registered owner of that vehicle has a warrant. >> Let's Let's figure this out. Did you violate my constitutional rights? Okay, so let's talk about warrants because people hear a warrant, they freak out. Officers will know this. A warrant has to be confirmed. So, if you get a person and it says on the computer system they have a warrant or dispatch comes back and says that they have a warrant, you have to confirm that warrant. Sometimes the warrants don't get confirmed. Now, remember there's a bench warrant or an arrest warrant and for whatever reasons either of them may not be confirmed. So, in this case according to Cameron, the warrants were not confirmed and he was not booked on those. That's why people have to be incredibly careful about seeing the warrant part and not getting the confirmation element of it as well. We're we're we're done. We're done with Yeah, we're done. WE'RE DONE WITH THAT. I CAN'T wait till the sergeant gets here, bro. Okay. So, waiting to see on the warrants? What do you want to do at that point? Are you just looking at booking him on the The failing to failing to provide stuff. He said you're waiting to see on the warrants. That's when you're waiting for the confirmation. >> He doesn't want to talk to you. Perfect. He thinks he's going to get rid of this stuff he got before. Handcuffed, sounds like county help search. Yeah. So, you're good to go? I got him. Did you use force? No, I didn't use the force. No, I just quickly cuffed him and threw him in the Yeah. Calm him down. Okay. Yeah, I'll talk to him real quick. How you doing? Not well. Hi, I'm Sergeant Hoving, I'll be state patrol. So, I heard you wanted to talk to a supervisor. What can I help you with? The officer just violated my rights a couple of months ago. Well, tell me about it. He pulled up behind me while I was parked car off. Okay. And uh I got out of my car and asked him, "Hey, uh he said, "Are you okay?" So, then I'm fine. Okay. Okay. Uh and then he just kept going. Chased me and then he detained Okay. But uh pulled his taser out. Uh and I don't know what he was thinking at the I don't know if it was a lawful traffic stop. There was no crime, but it sounds like you have covers on your license plates, which Washington state made illegal Mhm. for Washington residents. Nope. For anybody traveling in Washington. Where How can that be if I've never been given notice if I'm from another state? >> of times we can give you a warning and say, "Hey, FYI, you have to take these off when you're traveling in Washington." Why didn't that happen? Because you wouldn't provide any information to him. You became instantly hostile. No? Did he ask you for your information? No, sir. I told him I said um I got to tell you, everything's recorded. No, but initially initially and his is well. So, initially did he ask you? No. Did there ever come a point in time where he came up and he goes, "Hey, can you give me your I need your license, registration, and insurance?" No, cuz I wasn't in the car, sir. I understand you got out of the car right away and just started being confrontational. No, sir. I identified after illegal violations. >> Bro, look, look, look. You can't pretend like this is a 5-year-old toddler thing like, "Hey, look, I I made a mistake and now I'm all good." Hop a bird, please don't do this. That's how I speak to everybody. But, that's not where we're at. Like, the violations occurred. Do you have other warrants? What happened to you? Sergeant Shut Down's not a person, it's a mole. The sergeant showed up and you see he looks like a mature guy and he's explaining to Cameron exactly the way the law goes, the way that I interpret the law as well. They're both being civil to each other and that's the way that these have to happen and hopefully Cameron can realize that there's a different way that things might be done cuz it doesn't seem like it's working out for him with the number of times that he's had these negative interactions with the police. However, he did send me the video of when he showed up to court for this case. Within about maybe I think 90 seconds of his case being called, the judge dismissed the case without prejudice. Which means it can be refiled at some time, but they dismissed this charge and Cameron has subsequently filed this federal lawsuit against the officer. I didn't go into all the details of it, but you can easily find a lot of that information about this specific case on the internet. I still believe the way that I believe as far as the sovereign citizen ideology is as far as it goes with law enforcement and I have chosen [music] not to engage in a back-and-forth debate, but I was very thankful that he was willing to share this information because I do this for educational purposes and I know that a lot of you watch this because you want to know how, why, and what. And in this case, we know that ultimately was dismissed, but there is an ongoing civil case against the officer from Cameron. 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