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Woman tells Ormond Beach police she is a 'sovereign citizen' and exempt from all laws

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Aug. 18

'Sovereign citizen'

11:45 a.m. — 300 block of West Granada Boulevard, Ormond Beach

Resisting an officer without violence. A 35-year-old California woman refused to provide her driver's license to police after she was pulled over for having an expired tag, stating she was a "sovereign citizen" and exempt from laws.

According to her arrest report, the woman continued to refuse to follow the officer's orders, and the officer called for additional units to help. She eventually handed over her driver's license after the officer ordered her out of the vehicle and opened her door.

She was arrested for resisting, and continued to resist as she was placed inside the patrol car. After being transported to the police department, she asked for an ambulance, stating she would not survive transport to the jail due to "heat and panic." After she was cleared at the hospital, she was taken to jail.

Police also discovered she didn't have valid car insurance; she was cited for this too. 

Aug. 24

'Untouchable' man arrested

5:29 p.m. — 1300 block of North Woodland Boulevard, DeLand

Disturbing the peace. Deputies arrested a 47-year-old Ormond Beach man who was being disorderly at a fast-food restaurant in DeLand.

The man had been spotted leaving from a motel he had been previously trespassed with a box of of alcoholic tea. Deputies were investigating this when they received the call about a patron yelling at other customers at the restaurant. 

Deputies responded, and when the man caught side of them, he tried to walk away. He was quickly detained.

The man told deputies he was a "20 gang member" and that he could do as he wishes because he is "untouchable."

He was taken to jail. 

 

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