The March 2 traffic stop wasn't Chase Allan's only encounter with law enforcement
A Utah man shot several times by police officers during a traffic stop is possibly connected to the sovereign citizen movement, a group of people who are described by the Federal Bureau of Investigation as believing they are "sovereign" from the U.S. and don't have to answer to "any government authority."
Officers with the Farmington, Utah, police department stopped 25-year-old Chase Allan on the afternoon of March 2 after seeing an illegitimate license plate on the back of the BMW he was driving, which read "Notice, private automobile not for hire." The plate also had the letters "ASN," standing for American State National.
So instead of accepting that he got caught with a fake tag, take his ticket and punishment and do better next time, he chose to be a douche and get himself killed.
A Utah man shot several times by police officers during a traffic stop is possibly connected to the sovereign citizen movement, a group of people who are described by the Federal Bureau of Investigation as believing they are "sovereign" from the U.S. and don't have to answer to "any government authority."
Officers with the Farmington, Utah, police department stopped 25-year-old Chase Allan on the afternoon of March 2 after seeing an illegitimate license plate on the back of the BMW he was driving, which read "Notice, private automobile not for hire." The plate also had the letters "ASN," standing for American State National.
Utah man shot multiple times by police during traffic stop possibly tied to sovereign citizen movement
The Utah man shot several times by police officers on March 2 is potentially connected to the sovereign citizen movement, described by the FBI as believing they don't need to answer to government authority.
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So instead of accepting that he got caught with a fake tag, take his ticket and punishment and do better next time, he chose to be a douche and get himself killed.