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Utah Cops Shoot Man Driving Car with 'Sovereign Citizen' License Plate

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March 10, 2023

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Bodycam footage shows the moments before and after Utah police fatally shot 25-year-old Chase Allan on March 1. The Farmington Police Department said Allan was pulled over after an officer noticed an unauthorized license plate on his vehicle that featured a U.S. Seal and read “American State Citizen, Utah.” After Allan refused to step out of the car, officers attempted to remove him from the driver’s seat when he allegedly reached toward his waist, where a concealed firearm and his seatbelt were. Several officers shouted “gun” as they began opening fire on Allan, who was hit 12 times. Allan later died of his injuries while receiving treatment at a nearby hospital. The Law&Crime Network’s Sierra Gillespie has the details.

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