Officer at the end of the video: "Just get out of the car and shut up". I couldn't agree more.

Every time I watch one of these videos the same question pops to mind. Why do people have to be such assholes?

Even when she’s stone cold sober I’ll bet she’s no prize. And when she’s drunk, a certified idiot.

At the 2 minute mark:

Dispatcher: "Ma'am, hang on a minute, let me talk to the officer"

Idiot: "You tell them they own me $300K or to stop this false emergency"

Dispatcher: "Radio to 5215..."

Lead unit 5215: "5215... Go ahead Radio"

Dispatcher: "I'm on 911 with the driver, this is clearly a mental patient and she is not going to yield voluntarily"

Lead unit 5215: "5215 Radio... 10-4"

Supervisor Unit 5200: "5200 to 5215"

Lead unit 5215:" Go for 5215"

Supervisor Unit 5200: "5215....PIT the vehicle when able, I'll make contact for a 24hr psych hold, assure that you advise her of the right to remain silent."

<CRASH> <SCREEEEEEEECH> <Bang>

Background on 911 tape: <window breaking> <woman screaming about $300K> <unidentified officer> "You have the right to remain silent, now shut the hell up..." <click> <dial tone>

I swear it's like those refrigerator magnet poem games only all the words have been pulled out of a law book and these idiots just throw the whole bag of words up to see what will stick.

"I find this proceeding to be a travesty of justice. This moot is unmootable and therefore malfeasance of tort reprimanded by decree and I hereby injunction this body with malice aforethought until such time as parties exonerate themselves by admitting 300,000 dineros in walmart gift cards. So say I all."

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Originally posted by trapper189:

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Originally posted by TigerDore:
Just for future reference, are we supposed to address sovereign citizens as Your Highness?

Well, she was impaired.

Well done, sir.



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That made my day. My favorite part was, “get out of the car and shut up.”

I love it when they say "let the record show" or "let the record reflect". Good grief. Do you have a court stenographer in tow with you, Clarence Darrow?

It ebbs and flows these cultist secret knowledge fantasies. It just takes different forms of whatever the prevailing conspiracy is.

The first thought that shot through her court appointed attorney's head "Oh lord......"

I'd heard of other officer's experiences in stopping sovereign citizens, and one sunny morning I had the misfortune to stop one of these individuals for a relatively minor traffic violation. An adult male and his adult son. I ended up booking the driver and impounding his vehicle. It's pretty well known in the LE community that if you interact with one of these people,they may go to court and initiate various types of legal proceedings against you, attempt to lien the officer's house,etc. I still have the letter around here somewhere that I received from this individual, citing all kinds of constitutional and US code violations I'd committed, to include "stealing" his car. He did indeed file some kind of action against me in court, which required the town attorney to go to court to quash. I don't recall exactly what the court action was, and probably wouldn't have understood it anyway. I know I didn't understand all the accusations and legal terminology in the letter. I can sure relate to those officers' experience in dealing with that sovereign citizen...

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Originally posted by parabellum:
How stupid do you have to be to think that a 911 operator stting in a cubicle at a call center knows each and every thing thing that each and every police officer in their area is doing at any given moment. Just seriously, genuinely stupid. I am offended at such dull-wittedness. The very existence of these two digit IQ dolts offends me.

Just think of how she acted in front of the judge. I saw where she acted as her own attorney and went full asshat with the judge:

First Court Appearance

She isn't even very good at the sovereign citizen line of crap. Most of them can talk nonsensical rings around her.

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Originally posted by rock185:
I don't recall exactly what the court action was, and probably wouldn't have understood it anyway. I know I didn't understand all the accusations and legal terminology in the letter. I can sure relate to those officers' experience in dealing with that sovereign citizen...

That isn't you. What they file and say is, quite literally, legal gibberish. It doesn't make sense. It has no meaning. Perhaps it sounds like something to laymen, but it is meaningless. It is impossible to respond to because it is just a string of quasi-legal-sounding noise.

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"Open your eyes for the mug shot, ma'am"

If you keep your eyes closed the camera can't steal your soul, duh!

Here are a pair of SC types acting as their own counsel. Utterly moronic.

I was transporting a minor shoplifting subject in for processing. I must have told her a dozen times to keep quiet. I wasn't the complainant and didn't want to hear her story. They never learn.

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Originally posted by striker1:
Here are a pair of SC types acting as their own counsel. Utterly moronic.

Has this brand of nonsense ever worked in an American court of law and, if not, why in Hell do they keep trying it?

Has any one made it past 01:00 to see what other lunacy that certifiable nut case had to say?

By that point I was ready to raze myself to not hear more of that legal gibberish.

Also, we shouldn't use "SC" to abbreviate sovereign citizen. I first thought it was South Carolina, and save for a few places waaaaaayyyyy up in a hollar in western a South Carolina, the citizens of South Carolina aren't that inbred or insane.

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by striker1:
Here are a pair of SC types acting as their own counsel. Utterly moronic.

Has this brand of nonsense ever worked in an American court of law and, if not, why in Hell do they keep trying it?

Not that I can find; quite the opposite, as far as I can tell. They never seem to figure out that their gibberish and magic words don't have the desired effects. If you can stand to listen to anything the guy who cooked up a lot of this nonsense has to say, he seems like a bonafide case of crazy.

con men with a bad shtick

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Originally posted by parabellum:
con men with a bad shtick

For those cases that really, truly believe in this stuff, I wonder what it is that makes them cling to it. A lack of education and understanding? A real, legit mental deficiency or impairment? The con-man types I can at least understand what is making them tick - they think they have a way of getting one over, but they know it's a load of hooey. For the lot who are "true-believers", though, they've got to have something wrong in their brains.