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That is what's going to happen if you
don't identify. Are you forcing this? Do
you know that is a violation? I know I
will get paid and you will lose
qualified immunity. I got to get
paid. Welcome back to the Vambalian
channel, guys. Today we head to Texas
where yet another delusional sovereign
citizen chooses jail and his delusional
beliefs over the welfare of his wife and
kids when he gets pulled over and
refuses to comply for the Bulvadier
Police Department for a minor traffic
violation. Right, let's get into the
video. Know what it is? It's a
custom too much.
Mom and
dad, please find a reason to stop. You
don't have any plates on your trailer.
Can I ask you a question? Yes, sir. Is
this a custodial arrest? No. Am I free
to go? No. Okay. Can you uh can you read
me my rocks, please? You're under
detainment for this traffic stop. Can
you read me my rocks? Yes, sir. Check my
car. Grab my card real quick. You sure
it's not a custodial arrest? You're
under detainment when you're stopped
legally? Okay. Well, it's a custodial
arrest. Yes. So, please read me my
rights. Okay. And I'm going I'm going to
exercise my fundamental rights, my
protective rights to remain silent.
Okay. Okay. Stand back. All right.
The police can obviously temporarily
detain you during a traffic stop and do
not have to read you your Miranda
rightites unless they are questioning
you about the alleged offense. The fact
that your kids are listening and will
likely grow up believing this nonsense
is
concerning. All right, sir. So, I don't
need you to read your rights cuz you're
not you're not being questioned for
anything right now. Yeah. Well, your
rights get read when you get questioned
for something. Well, am I free to go?
Okay. Then I'm in custodial arrest and
I'm going to exercise my right, sir. I
don't answer questions and that's not a
question. That's a question. Okay. I'm
exercising my public. I'm not driving.
I'm not driving. I'm traveling. Okay,
we're traveling. Listen, I don't mean
any disrespect here, but I'm exercising
my fundamentally protected rights and I
have the right to remain silent. You're
not under arrest. I permit. Well, I'm
going to exercise my fourth and fifth
amendment rights to remain
silent and be secure by my person's
papers and
effects. And uh without a warrant,
you're not going to get anything.
The fourth amendment protects you
against unreasonable searches and
seizures. Showing your driver's license,
registration, and proof of insurance is
not unreasonable. And pleading the fifth
is not going to save you either because
a police office are asking you for
documents you are legally required to
produce under laws derived from the 10th
amendment of the constitution is not
considered incriminating. Again, the
fact that your kids are listening and
likely taking all this in is worrying.
And I'm not being disrespectful. I'm
just exercising my on public roadway.
I'm not operating I'm not operating in
commerce. Doesn't matter what you're
operating. It does matter. It does
matter. I'm not operating in commerce.
The traffic code is for commerce. I'm
not operating in commerce and I'm not
trying to be disrespectful. Okay. Well,
but do you have a warrant for my arrest?
Do you have a warrant for my arrest with
my name on it? I don't know what your
name is. Okay. Okay. First of all, if
the traffic code was for commercial
vehicles only, why does the state of
Texas have a specific traffic code for
commercial vehicles, primarily found
within the Texas transportation code?
Secondly, you're about to find out the
hard way he doesn't need a warrant with
your name on it to pull you over and
arrest you for refusing to
identify. Do you have a warrant to seize
my personal property? No. Okay. Am I
free to go? No, you are not free to go.
Okay. Well, I'm going to exercise my
right to remain silent. I'm not trying
to be disrespectful at all, but we're
just traveling. We'll keep peaceful
assembly with
others and that's all we're doing. You
You can peacefully travel. I see your
license plate on your truck's up to date
with your registration, but you don't
have a license plate on your trailer.
So, to me, it could be a stolen trailer
that you're calling right now. You
understand where I'm coming from? No,
sir. I don't. I'm just asking you if you
have a license plate to your trailer.
The trailer is not stolen. Okay.
So, let me get this straight. He abides
by the law when registering and putting
a plate on his truck. Even though his
flawed and delusional right to travel
argument goes directly against this, but
not when it comes to the law that says
you are required to identify and have a
license plate on your trailer. And if
all that sounds convoluted and confusing
to you, the viewer, imagine how confused
these kids are right now.
So, I'm asking if you have a license
plate for your trailer. I'm going to
exercise your trailer and make sure that
it's registered to you. I'm going to
exercise my right to remain silent.
Hello, sir. I'm officer.
How are you doing? Good. So, what was
your name? Officer Manoy. Manoi. Yes,
sir. And you're 11:06. Maddie number
1106. 1121. And you're How do you
pronounce your name? Orman. Orman. 1122.
1122. Yes, sir. Like I say, we're just
traveling. We don't want any troubles
anybody. Nothing's stolen. Do you have a
report of a travel trailer being stolen?
I don't want any trouble with anybody,
says the guy going out of his way to
escalate a very minor traffic violation
into a circus by asking stupid and
irrelevant questions. Again, his kids
have a front row seat to this debacle.
We don't know. We have so many stolen
vehicles that come through here every
day. Are you providing officer with the
driver's houses? I'm going to exercise
my right to remain silent. Okay. Right.
Now you're committing an offense by not
providing uh identification on who you
are. Texas is not a stop in ID state.
No, but it is when you have a traffic
violation. You don't have no traffic.
Oh, you don't have a license plate
trailer. Okay. Do y'all want to arrest
me right now? Take me in. I don't want
to. I just want to get done with I'm
just asking. I I want to get I want to
be on my way. All you got to do is your
driver's license. I'm going to Listen.
Are y'all recording? Yes, sir. Are you
recording? Both of us are recording.
Okay. And we're also recording. Okay.
And I'm exercising my fundamentally
protective
rights to remain silent. Again, your
fifth amendment right to remain silent
does not protect you from providing
documents the police are asking you for.
And I wish cuz it I know this is a
custodial arrest. I know it is. So I
would like for you guys to read me my
rights. Please.
Read you your rights? Yes.
This is this is a custodial arrest.
Anytime the lights come on in Texas,
you're under a custodial arrest. No,
sir. You're detained. No, you're not.
I'm under a custodial arrest. You're
detained. And I would like for you guys
to renew my rights, please. You haven't
committed an offense yet other than not
providing Okay, you just said it. I have
not committed any kind of offense on any
committed a traffic offense. I'm not
committed an offense. I need to question
you. You know, just repeating the words
I'm traveling doesn't make the
requirement to abide by state law
magically disappear. Also, you can
always rely on a substitute to whether
on purpose or not misunderstand the
words being uttered. The officer didn't
say you haven't committed any kind of
offense. He said you haven't committed
an offense and then corrected himself
and added where I need to question you.
Your requirement to identify per the
Texas Penal Code is not, as you will
eventually find out, a violation of your
rights. I'm traveling. I understand
you're traveling. You are traveling on a
public roadway that is maintained by the
state of Texas, which requires a valid
driver's license. Only if you're
operating in commerce. And it requires a
driver's license in general. If you're
operating in commerce, sir. Okay. And
I've already told you that I am not
operating in commerce.
It does matter driving a vehicle in San
I am not driving. I am traveling. I'm
not a driver on a public roadway. And
listen, I'm not going to debate on the
side of the road here. If you want to
arrest me, arrest me. I'm not going to
debate this on the side of the road says
the guy who has done nothing but try to
debate this on the side of the road from
the moment he was pulled over. But I do
agree with his last statement. and they
should just arrest him at this point for
refusing to identify
whatever you want to do. I'm I'm not
being combative. I'm not being
belligerent. No, sir. I'm being
respectful as I can be. Yes, sir. I
understand that. But I know But I know
my rights. Okay. And I know what
operating e-commerce is. Everything is
in commerce. As you can see on the side
of my truck, I have a remedy for
commerce. Okay. Okay. UCCc1-08 without
prejudice. That's the remedy. That means
you can't compel me to perform under any
contract that I didn't enter into
willingly, knowingly, or voluntarily.
That it's all contracts. You're driving
what the state of Texas define as a
motor vehicle on a public road. So, a
set of laws that regulates interstate
commerce does not apply to or magically
make you immune from the consequences of
not following state traffic laws. All
signing documents and putting
UCCC-1308 all over your vehicle does is
show how easily led you are. And I'm
just I'm not trying to be mean. I'm not
trying to be mean. I want to be on my
way. Sir, if I can verify I'm not sir.
I'm not sir. I'm not a sir. I'm not a
sir. If I can verify the trailer's not
stolen. Okay. I I I'll get your word of
mouth. I had a stolen vehicle last week.
Well, you didn't have was stolen. You
didn't have a stolen vehicle with me.
Oh, and sir, everyone says that. I'm
not, sir. I'm not. Everyone says that
kind of thing. So, I like to verify it
that it's not. Okay. But I'm telling
you, it's not stolen. I'm not You can't
just take your word. Sometimes drug
dealers say these aren't all my drugs
and stuff like that. You know what I
mean? Well, would y'all like to take me
to jail? I would not like to, but if
it's going to lead to that, well, why
can't you just identify? I'm not going
to identify it. It's my right. Are y'all
forcing me under the arrest? Are y'all
forcing me under arrest? That is one of
the Are y'all forcing me under the
arrest? That is what's going to happen
if you don't identify. He's informing
you of the consequences of not
identifying under state law. You
absolute clown. That's not nor has it
ever been the definition of force or
juress. Mister, I'm not going to debate
on the side of the road. Are you forcing
me? Do you know that is a violation? I
know I will get paid and you will lose
qualified immunity. Are you aware that
is a violation? Are you aware you're
going to lose qualified immunity? Are
you aware that is a violation? Do not
identify yourself. You don't Texas is
not Listen, we're not stopping
everybody. We have a driver traffic.
I'm not going to argue with you guys on
the side of the road. You keep using the
words I'm not going to argue on the side
of the roads. I do not think those words
mean what you think they mean.
Do whatever you want to
do and I'm gonna get paid. You're gonna
get paid. Y'all are going to lose
qualified immunity because I've already
told you I'm exercising my fundamentally
protected rights. What are those?
It's my god-given right to remain
silent.
I have the god-given right to remain
silent again, says the guy who lacks the
ability to shut his pie hole.
Okay. I'm exercising my fourth and my
fifth amendment rights to remain silent.
And I wish you guys for that is for
questioning. Am I correct? When the
lights come on in Texas, you're in a
you're in a custodial arrest. Nope.
Nope. I'm in a custodial arrest right
now. And y'all are refusing to read me
my ride.
Okay. I don't I don't get why reading
your
eyes. I'm not understanding that. Dad's
too busy arguing on the side of the road
to notice or even care how bored and
irritable his kids are getting. Typical
soft making it all about themselves and
to hell with the effect it has on their
family. Am I in a custodial restaurant?
Am I free to go? No. Okay. So, y'all
have impaired my movement. Y'all have
impaired my travel with nothing. Was I
speeding? No, you have a no license
plate for Okay, that is a traffic
infraction.
Texas is not a stop and ID state. If you
have a traffic infraction, then it is.
No, no. And like I say, I'm not going to
debate with you guys on the side of the
road. If you want to take me to jail or
whatever, whatever y'all want to do,
take me to jail. I'm not trying to be
mean or rude, but y'all are impeding my
right to travel.
Your right to travel does not include
the right to operate a motor vehicle on
a public road with impunity. End of.
Nothing stolen. Nothing stolen. Traffic.
I can't just let you go without
information.
All this is right here, as long as your
trailer comes back registered to you, is
a warning.
Well, what's going to
happen when you take me to jail and that
trailer comes back to me?
Oh, no. That's an illegal arrest.
Are you Are you with Are you with Billy
Police Department? and Bill Bernie
Police Department is going to pay me,
okay? And you will lose qualified
immunity and you will pay me, too. And
I'm not trying to be mean, man.
It's notable that he cares more about
his delusional beliefs than he does
about how irritable his child is
getting. Not once has he acknowledged
his kids. Seems to be a theme with these
soft hit parents.
But what gives you the reason to believe
that trailer stolen? I I'm not saying it
is or it isn't. Okay. Am I free to go?
You don't have identification. Am I free
to go? Am I free to go? No.
Okay. I'm going to So, you don't have
license plate which identifies your
trailer to the state of Texas. I'm not
operating as it doesn't matter what
you're And when you operate when you're
operating in the state of Texas
corporation, you're operating you're
operating in commerce. You are you're
operating in commerce. I'm not operating
in commerce. They're not different from
me driving on the roadway. I'm not
driving. I'm traveling. You're working.
You're getting paid. I'm not. I'm
traveling.
Like I said, I'm not trying to be mean.
And believe, as you know, and you're on
video, I've been super super nice. I'm
not going to deny you. I'm not trying to
cause I got my hands on the
wheel. I don't want y'all thinking
anything. I'm just traveling with my
family for peacefully assemble assembly
with
others and
uh I'm just exercising my right to
remain
silent. Again, you keep using those
words right to remain silent. I do not
think they mean what you think they
mean. Okay. Anyway, unlike the dad, I'm
not comfortable listening to his kid get
upset. So, I'm going to skip to the part
just after the supervisor arrives and
just before they go in for the arrest.
Person. You're not a person. I'm not a
person. You know the definition of a
person? You want me to continue? You're
not going to listen anymore? Because I
know what it is. But that's people that
operate in commerce. Okay. I'm not a
person. So, this is the officer on the
traffic stop. He's going to ask you one
more time for your license. If you
refuse to to provide that with us,
you're going to be arrested. Okay. Okay.
What am I What does my family do?
Do you have someone with a driver's
license in the vehicle? What does my
family do? Well, if you have kids, we're
going to call CPS and they're going to
pick up your kids. And there it is. The
grinning face of a guy who would happily
see his kids go to CPS, then hand over
documents he is legally required to
produce. What a piece of So, he's
going to ask you one more time? Well,
I'm going to tell you I'm not I'm
exercising my fundamentally protected
rights, my fourth and fifth amendment
rights to remain silent. Okay? And if
you guys want to arrest me, let's go. Go
ahead. Ask for his license. Sir, your
driver's license. I'm not. I'm step out
of the vehicle. You're under arrest.
I'm only stepping out under arrest. And
step out of the vehicle. You're under
arrest for ID. You've been given
multiple opportunities.
Do you have an adult in the vehicle that
has a driver's license? Has the vehicle
been released to you? If not, we're
calling CPS. Yeah, right there. My old
lady got driver's license. Okay. Ma'am,
do you have your driver's license with
you so we can release the vehicle to
you?
Thank you, ma'am. As long as your
license comes back good, we'll release
the vehicle to you. Okay. Thank you.
Where are y'all's police department
today? We're taking you to Kon County
Jail in New Bronsw. It's about
20 minutes from here. Can she follow us
or? Uh, no. You cannot be cannot
be following us to We can give her that.
We can give her that. Well, you know, we
just don't know who we're dealing with.
She starts following you. She rams back.
We don't know. She ain't going to do
that. Hey, I don't know. I don't know
you. But she needs to pick me up
somewhere. I will give her the address
to the jail. Okay. Give her the address.
And I got this. My key fob is in my
front pocket. Okay. Yeah, she's got to
have it.
Just hold on.
Somebody
Hey, listen. Listen. Just go to the jail
and wait on me. Whatever. Okay. Just if
you can Hey, just try. You can pull it.
It's easy to pull. Just go to the jail,
get the address, and go to the jail and
wait on me. Don't call
nobody. And uh we're going to get paid.
Father of the year. This one. What a
piece of work this guy is for putting
his family through not only this traffic
stop, but for leaving them on their own
to figure out how to get a truck and
trailer she's probably never driven
before to jail, where she and the kids
will have to wait for who knows how
long, all because he was too pigheaded
to comply with a simple lawful request.
Thank you.
All right, ma'am. Here's your driver's
license. You're good to go. Can I get
the names of uh your kids so I can put
them down in the report? Why do you need
my kids' names? Just so I can put them
down in the report.
Well, I don't feel I mean I don't feel
comfortable doing it. Yes or no? I
really I'd rather not. Okay, that's
okay. Okay, that's fine. You don't want
to? That's fine. Um you want Do you know
where your husband's going to be? I This
is your husband, right? I don't want to.
Yes. Okay. Is this the address? The
30,000
Can you put a little bit physical layer
on it? I'm
sorry. Marks.
Yes, ma'am. Am I going to the Sania Road
or the San Antonio Road? Okay. Yeah. Uh
oh, sorry. They're kind of in the both
spots. One of them just has a different
entrance on it. Um but yeah, Sakoma
County Jail. Uh well, that No, that's
the administrative office. You're going
to the county jail. The 3000? Yes,
ma'am. 35 South. Yes, ma'am. Okay. In
New Bron. You need help getting out of
here? Um, I'll figure it out. Okay. Do
you want me to stay back here with my
lights? If you don't mind and give me a
minute cuz I'm going to situate them
real quick. Thank you. Just holding your
door so I don't fly off the edges. All
right. So, apparently he spent 29 hours
in jail and his wife had to pay a
$1,250 bond to get him out. And of
course, he promised to file the
obligatory lawsuit against the Belvadier
Police Department on his release. Right.
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