A recent incident was caught on cell phone recording as bystanders tried to make sense out of the scene that led to Craig Williams being arrested, even though it appeared that he has done nothing wrong. It did not seem to matter to the arresting officer that he was on private property and had not been called to the scene as no crime had been committed. He simply saw that Williams left his car running and attempted to make contact with Williams who reportedly did not want to speak with the officer.
The so-called "crime" of leaving a car running unattended costs citizens $250 in fines, another stream of what extortionists call "revenue." Williams was apparently unaware of not only the law but the reason why he was being detained, apprehended-even though he was not running-and arrested, all for the crime of wanting to keep his car running.
Defense Attorney Mark Reichel told ABC10 that when a motorist is being cited for this infraction, they are technically under arrest by California law. "If you are still not giving out the driver's license, you are still not willing to sign the ticket, they can actually arrest you for resisting an arrest, obstructing an officer," he said.
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