Sovereign Citizen in Canada.

[greatwhite]

A change of pace and something different.

[WillieBeno]

LOL. What happened next, any updates?

[greatwhite]

No I have never been able to track anything down on him. Not as many of these people in Canada a lot more in the US and lot's in Australia.

[rick_iles]

Hahaha... I liked running into these nitwits !!!

[greatwhite]

I was thinking I would tell my old man that i am going to become a Sovereign Citizen, I don't think I could come up with something that he would believe me.

[WillieBeno]

Well he sure changed his tune at the end.

[Badenoch]

LOL. What happened next, any updates?

This was over 7 years ago. The driver Steven Finney of Kitchener got a soft judge and was acquitted of assault with a weapon and assault on officer. He was prohibited from driving for a year and fined $1,500. He's damn lucky he wasn't shot. He drove at an officer and when he stopped reached down under the dash both actions that would have most likely made it a justifiable shooting.

https://www.therecord.com/news/water...ng-police.html

[JoePa]

Down here you have to show your driver's license and insurance proof - but that's it - if asked you also must get out of the car - cops can't search your car without your permission - if your walking somewhere you don't have to identify yourself to a cop unless you have committed a crime - also if suspected of being DUI you don't have to play those games of walking in a straight line or counting the alphabet backwards - you tell them that you will go along for a blood test - people have certain rights and if they don't use them they lose them - cops can and do lie to you and they are permitted to do so - you need to know that -

[trimmer21]

Those people are flatout nutbars. He's been watching too much american YouTube videos. I'll bet he changed his tune as soon as the cell door slammed shut.

[JoePa]

It doesn't look like he hit the cop with his car - that charge was a lot of crock - he stopped short of doing that - the one thing you got to admit - is someone going to get shot over a lousy traffic violation - down here when a cop uses excessive force or violates the rights of citizens he can be sued but what happens is if found guilty he doesn't pay the victim - the tax payer ends up footing the bill - a bill in congress to made the cop pay the bill is now pending -

Over the years some cops did break the law by violating a citizen's rights and they got away with it but when people stated filming them with their iPhones a lot of them got into trouble - also more people got educated and now know that their rights are - one thing that came out was that the so called good cops who were on the scene did nothing to stop the rogue cop - the cops that stood by when the other cop was kneeling on Floyd's neck are now also in trouble - one thing you got to admit it isn't easy being a cop now a days - they have to deal with a lot of scumbags and this often spills over to when they deal with the average citizen - I wouldn't want to be a cop -

One final point - you as a free man think that you have to right to travel but then you are not allowed to unless you have the state's permission - just think of that for a moment - maybe that Sovereign citizen has a point -