Anti-government activist's property to go on block
Source: The Columbian
Clark County (Washington State) will auction property belonging to anti-government activist David Darby later this month, potentially capping a multiyear dispute arising over more than $20,000 in unpaid property taxes and fines.
But Darby, who describes himself as a "sovereign citizen" who doesn't recognize the county's authority, said he won't go willingly. And whoever buys the property, officials say, will be responsible for getting Darby to leave.
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Darby, a onetime leader of the local militia, hasn't paid property taxes since 2009. He began referring to himself as a sovereign citizen in 2008 and, under that designation, said he's exempt from paying taxes.
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He also says he has a land patent for his property, acquired through a complicated process that gives him sole controlling rights to his property. His house is not hooked to a sewer line, Darby said, and he refuses other government-provided services, such as fire protection.
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Read more: http://www.columbian.com/news/2014/sep/03/taxes-auction-Darby-militia-amboy-activist/
The Sheriff isn't going to help remove Darby if he won't go??? Is that common practice or special treatment for a "sovereign citizen?"
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The new owner will want to research any laws that restrict the physical "assistance" Darby can be given in moving out.
