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What is the emergency? >> Unlock the door. You're under arrest. >> For what? I want to see the warrant. >> What crime are you accusing me of having committed? >> Resisting arrest. >> Help. Help. >> Help. Call 91. Welcome back to the Vanalian channel, guys. Today we head to New York State where yet another sovereign citizen attempts the script which today mostly consists of him playing the victim and blaming anyone but himself for the situation he's in following a traffic stop for driving on fake plates and oh yeah having a fugitive warrant for his arrest. Grab the popcorn for this one. >> What is the emergency? >> For what? >> For what? Window. >> Under arrest for what? >> Unlock the door. >> Under arrest for what? >> A warrant. >> For what crime? >> Unlock the door. >> For what crime? >> For what crime? >> What crime did I commit? >> What crime did I commit? Arthur, >> unlock the door. >> You going to be violent? >> If you do not unlock this door, this window is getting shattered. >> You have no right to do that. >> I absolutely do. >> For what? This is not your property. >> This is not your property. What gives you the right? >> Yeah, it's called the 10th Amendment of the Constitution. You guys really need to start looking it up and understanding what it means. Or you could remain ignorant and continue supplying the internet with cracking entertainment at your expense. It's your call. >> Unlock the door. >> What crime are you accusing me of having committed? >> Resisting arrest. >> Resist. I'm asking. What is your reasonable articulable suspicion? >> Violating the criminal procedure law in the state of New York. Unlock your door. Your window will >> What is your reasonable articulable suspicion? >> What is your Do not hurt me. >> I am peaceful man. >> Dude, you're obstructing law enforcement and resisting arrest at this point. You don't get to play the peaceful man card. >> I am in peace. I have not caused anyone harm. Why are you coming at me with violence? What is your reasonable articulable suspicion? Deescalate. Deescalate. >> Just checking that the camera recorded me telling the deputies to deescalate, even though I'm clearly the one escalating this situation by not complying with lawful orders. >> Unlock the door. What crime do you suspect me of having committed? >> Unlock the door. >> What crime do you suspect me of having committed? I fear for my safety. >> You men have weapon. You have weapons out. I fear for my safety. I fear for my safety. He's holding a weapon at me. Well, it's a good job you've got your truck window rolled all the way up then, because as we all know, crappy old 20-year-old vans are well known for their ability to stop bullets. >> I can hear you. >> Can you please tell me your reasonable articul suspicion? >> He's Who am I listening to? >> Who's in command here? >> Who's in command? >> Can you call your super? He wants to talk. You're telling me to unlock the door. Can you call your supervisor, please? >> Can you call your supervisor? Can you please call your supervisor? >> I'm not opening my door. I fear for my safety. >> He's threatening me with a weapon. >> Down a little bit more, please. >> I can hear you fine. >> Okay. You have a warrant out for your arrest out of your county sheriff's office. We have to take you into custody. So, that is why we're here. >> For what crime? >> I for fugitive of a warrant. That is a crime. >> You must present the warrant then. No, I not. >> Yes, you do. >> I do not. >> Nope. The warrant only needs to exist for it to be enforcable. It can be shown to you at a later date and no amount of whining and crying is going to change that. >> So, either step out of the vehicle. >> What is your reasonable articulable suspicion? Stop. Third reason reason about the suspicion is the fact that your plates are fake and the fact that your plate frame is illegal according to section 4021 B1 of New York State vehicle and traffic law. That is my reason for the stop. Now we know you have a warrant on your arrest. So that way we have to take you into custody for that warrant. We are serving a warrant. That is our suspension. >> I want to see the warrant and I would like you to call your supervisor. Please. I would like you to please call your supervisor. Please call your super sir. Do not do not be violent. I'm in peace. >> What the [ __ ] dude? >> What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing? >> Help. Help. Help. >> Sir, do not hurt me. Do not hurt me. Do not hurt me. What are you doing? >> Call 91. >> Call 911, says the guy who has just spent the last 5 minutes trying to convince everyone he fears. Law enforcement. You can't make this stuff up. Anyway, we do have some body cam footage from part of the arrest process. Most of it has crappy music played over it for some reason. So, we'll play the part that doesn't face this way. Spread your legs. Let's run them farther. [Applause] >> Doesn't have to be pretty, man. I said, "Chris, this could have been avoided that day if you would have gone to the holding to the court with me. Got arraigned. They wouldn't be taking your van. You wouldn't have a window issue." Now, >> all I ask is a seat of warrant. >> I said, "Come off the car and I'd show it to you." It was on the computer. We don't carry paper warrants anymore. >> There has to be a paper warrant. >> No, there does not. Everything's electronic nowadays. >> The rules of criminal procedure does. Well, >> you're wrong. You didn't read them correctly. >> New York State. >> Everything's going to electronics now, Chris. I told you that that day. being put in with my property. >> Are you supposed to tell me watch my head? >> Nope. Take a seat inside. >> No. >> Oh. >> All right. I will uh get them going. You want paperwork or >> if not, I guess they're not a big deal. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's fine. I got his lot of tickets here that goes with him into his property. >> I think ours is an arrest warrant. We got to double check. >> Gentlemen, thank you. >> Thank you. All right, I'm going to get him moving downtown. [Applause] >> Property is right here. >> Phone's in there. >> Phone is in there. Your change in there. Your tickets from them are in there. >> I told you that day, Chris. I don't play games. >> Very, very upfront, honest with you. auto vehicle. >> Like I said, um >> I didn't take it personal dirty and lied to me, you know. >> They've nothing they've done nothing to me to um gain trust. I think they gain trust to me, you know. >> One second, please. Yes. Bye. South radio. Okay. Please help >> one on board in Rox holding center. >> Right. So they removed the fake tag, impounded the van and booked him into jail. He was charged with obstructing governmental operations and resisting arrest. He was released a day and a half later, according to this video, after going in front of a judge to deal with his warrant, which according to him, they didn't make a big deal of. Yeah. Okay. Anyway, unless he got the lift home he was expecting, he had a nice 25mile walk home. Right. Thank you so much for watching, guys. If you enjoyed this video, please leave me a like, share the video, and subscribe to the channel. Thank you also to my channel members and patrons for your continued support. I really appreciate it. And if you would like to support me and get early access to videos like this, then check out the links in the description. 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