My Unlawful Arrest (Again) and Incarceration (Again)
Another Story of Rights and Oaths Betrayed by Those Who Swear to Uphold Them
So the story continues. But if you haven't seen where it began, check out these articles first.
Law in the United States of America Series - Right to Travel Part 1
The Right to Travel is a growing movement in the United States of America in which people are refusing to use, and actively cancelling, all contracts, licenses, permits, registration, insurance, and otherwise associated with the act of utilizing a automobile or any other conveyance for the purpose of getting around, in whatever business they may have.
Law in the United States of America Series - Right to Travel Part 3 - The Traffic Stop 🚔
In this article, I am going to share a few scenarios in which you might find useful tools when dealing with police (psycho clown pirates and thugs) who decide to trample upon your rights while you peaceably move yourself about in the normal course of your life.
So, if we are all caught up, the story continues.
I was peaceably traveling with my family when a road pirate decided to accost me again. Rather than going through the whole ordeal, I'll just say that he had no probable cause (RAS or SAF) of a crime, no valid …
