Police towed my car

FlunkyNoMo · #1 09-24-2003, 06:35 PM

Many may be familiar with my story, for those who aren't I'll start from the beginning: On Aug. 24, as I was returning from "the Public Record" (copyright notice publication)&I was pulled over for having expired plates on my car. I didn't have a reg or ins, but was still in possession of a CDL issued to an all-cap fiction. {no contract in obtaining a DL, based on the four elements of a contract}('cause "if you don't have a DL I'm gonna take you to jail") so I gave notice that the name on the lic. had been copyrighted and that I didn't wish to do business with him. He didn't want "to play my games". In the State of California if reg is expired more than six months they tow the "vehicle".

I sent the Commissioner (error, should have filed with the court, oops)&an affidavit by special visitation. It was construed by the Comm. to be a plea of not guilty and forwarded it to the officer who issued the ticket. (oh to be a fly on the wall) He was given until Sept 25 to respond. So now I'm waiting, in prayer for the next 24 hours. At which time the judge will make a final determination and mail me a copy.(???)

I am not a "person"(woman), I do not "reside"(sojourning in geographical region known as Californa Republic), I do not "drive" (travel), I do not own a "vehicle" (automobile for private use-NOT FOR HIRE), I am not a US citizen (at least I'm trying not to be, if I am "oops my bad" I made a mistake and you know "to err is human" and persuing documentation of my original Citizenship from a foreign country we call Ohio)

I hope to have smiley faces to post tomorrow!!

FNM

Just thought of something, laughing hard, had to share, "forwarded" would that be due to the fact that you can't make a copy of copyrighted material??? And even if you made a color copy only the original red-ink signature would run if made wet???

Well Ice, I believe I'm doing it right, next will be the 12 step program for Citizen Victory's Anon. 'cuz it's feeling like a gamblers high, waiting to hear the results of the race. Glory to God, 'cause that's the horse I bet on!

FlunkyNoMo · #2 09-24-2003, 06:35 PM

Many may be familiar with my story, for those who aren't I'll start from the beginning: On Aug. 24, as I was returning from "the Public Record" (copyright notice publication)&I was pulled over for having expired plates on my car. I didn't have a reg or ins, but was still in possession of a CDL issued to an all-cap fiction. {no contract in obtaining a DL, based on the four elements of a contract}('cause "if you don't have a DL I'm gonna take you to jail") so I gave notice that the name on the lic. had been copyrighted and that I didn't wish to do business with him. He didn't want "to play my games". In the State of California if reg is expired more than six months they tow the "vehicle".

I sent the Commissioner (error, should have filed with the court, oops)&an affidavit by special visitation. It was construed by the Comm. to be a plea of not guilty and forwarded it to the officer who issued the ticket. (oh to be a fly on the wall) He was given until Sept 25 to respond. So now I'm waiting, in prayer for the next 24 hours. At which time the judge will make a final determination and mail me a copy.(???)

I am not a "person"(woman), I do not "reside"(sojourning in geographical region known as Californa Republic), I do not "drive" (travel), I do not own a "vehicle" (automobile for private use-NOT FOR HIRE), I am not a US citizen (at least I'm trying not to be, if I am "oops my bad" I made a mistake and you know "to err is human" and persuing documentation of my original Citizenship from a foreign country we call Ohio)

I hope to have smiley faces to post tomorrow!!

FNM

Just thought of something, laughing hard, had to share, "forwarded" would that be due to the fact that you can't make a copy of copyrighted material??? And even if you made a color copy only the original red-ink signature would run if made wet???

Well Ice, I believe I'm doing it right, next will be the 12 step program for Citizen Victory's Anon. 'cuz it's feeling like a gamblers high, waiting to hear the results of the race. Glory to God, 'cause that's the horse I bet on!

suijuris · #3 09-24-2003, 07:18 PM

I remember seeing a bit of your story elsewhere, thanks for posting an update here.

I hope to see a big row of smileyfaces soon, and a post in the success stories forum!

suijuris · #4 09-24-2003, 07:18 PM

I remember seeing a bit of your story elsewhere, thanks for posting an update here.

I hope to see a big row of smileyfaces soon, and a post in the success stories forum!

Ice · #5 09-24-2003, 07:29 PM

Hang in there Flunky... it's looking good so far.

Gotta feeling they might let this one go.& Might be too much work involved for them.

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Ice · #6 09-24-2003, 07:29 PM

Hang in there Flunky... it's looking good so far.

Gotta feeling they might let this one go.& Might be too much work involved for them.

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FlunkyNoMo · #7 10-01-2003, 10:36 PM

Not looking so good, tow company thinks they own my car.

FNM

FlunkyNoMo · #8 10-01-2003, 10:36 PM

Not looking so good, tow company thinks they own my car.

FNM

suijuris · #9 10-01-2003, 10:51 PM

Uggghhh! If that were you or I, we would be sitting behind bars for behaving in such a manner. Hang in there.... I am starting a post on the Richard Cornforth 'voiding judgements' topic in the court forum, and hope to get some information there that will be helpfull. This looks like a powerful tool.

suijuris · #10 10-01-2003, 10:51 PM

Uggghhh! If that were you or I, we would be sitting behind bars for behaving in such a manner. Hang in there.... I am starting a post on the Richard Cornforth 'voiding judgements' topic in the court forum, and hope to get some information there that will be helpfull. This looks like a powerful tool.