After being arrested, man says courts have no power over him (WY)

[struggle4progress]

POSTED: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 4:30 AM
By Emily Mieure

On July 25 a Teton County sheriff’s deputy pulled over a vehicle for having a fake license plate. The deputy wrote three citations when she realized the driver, Bradly Watsabaugh, wasn’t licensed and his vehicle wasn’t registered or insured.

“Watsabaugh was arrested after refusing to accept citations, and he was booked and appeared in court,” said Lt. Tom Combs, Teton County Sheriff’s Office ...

Body camera video from the arrest shows Watsabaugh refusing citations from the arresting deputy. He asked the deputy to write her name and Social Security number on documents he was holding. She refused and took him to jail.
Later that day Watsabaugh appeared before 9th Circuit Judge James Radda and was presented with the charges ...

Watsabaugh claimed to be a free man and not under government jurisdiction, having removed himself from “the system” ...

http://www.jhnewsandguide.com/news/cops_courts/after-being-arrested-man-says-courts-have-no-power-over/article_d1db1632-0866-5b24-b2c1-ebd547d7e929.html

[longship]

1. Pshaw! More sovereign citizen rubbish.

They're a bunch of lunatics.

[Warpy]

2. He's in for a very big surprise.

He should have moved to Somalia while he still had a chance.

[NuclearDem]

3. Another idiot of the legal system.

[duncang]

4. Why would you wish something like that on them.

They have enough problems as is.


Edit supposed to be in response to post # 2 about he should have gone to somalia.

[brooklynite]

5. ...in which case, why did he need a "fake license plate"?

[packman]

6. Why was he driving on "our" roads?

[Hassin Bin Sober]

7. Removing yourself from the system - ur doing it wrong.

I know we can't expect logic from these nit wits... When I visit a foreign country I still have to abide by their laws.