Sovereign Citizen Movement

[JohnKelly]

Lots of situations on YouTube showing Police Officers having to deal with motorists claiming to be members of the Sovereign Citizens Movement and therefore outside the jurisdiction of the appropriate State Laws.

Here is an example from Australia,

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11651089/Cops-smash-sovereign-citizens-car-window-Coffs-Harbour-NSW-refused-leave-vehicle.html

[Aidokea]

Yeah, we have to deal with those astronauts here too. Many of them suddenly become "sovereign" after their real driver's license is taken away.

[Joe2845]

Exactly!...

[clof2001]

I always chuckle when I pull these clowns over because they have no idea how much the tow and storage fees are. And Bubba at the impound lot doesn't accept "international traveler" cards as a proper form of identification.

[Aidokea]

They're tremendous fun in traffic court too. I almost felt guilty that I was getting paid overtime to be entertained to that degree.

[CCCSD]

They're tremendous fun in traffic court too. I almost felt guilty that I was getting paid overtime to be entertained to that degree.

Yeah but…were they displaying the Admiralty Flag in court? If so, it moots all court decisions….

[Cockney Corner.]

We had a Sovereign Citizen/Free Man on the Land in the other day in which I had some very limited involvement - but I was passing by when the Custody Sgt did his reviews and asked the detainee whether he had any representations. Freebird (in for sexual offending) said that aside from the fact that we had no lawful right to arrest him, he very magnanimously agreed that he had been treated well. As I wasn't the Officer in Case, and moreover, wouldn't have to sit and listen to him b*tching and moaning about the Magna Carta and Admiralty Flags for the next eight hours, I left well alone but was sorely tempted to point out that if our Earth laws didn't apply to him, it surely followed that we could do whatever the ***k we wanted to him since, y'know, reciprocity, laws don't apply.