Ann Retzlaff is charged with eluding an officer, recklessly endangering safety, and resisting/obstructing and almost hitting two officers who were trying to pull her over for failing to stop at a stop light.
She responds by filing federal lawsuits against a deputy with the Menominee County Sheriff’s Department and another deputy with the Shawano County Sheriff’s Office.
According to her complaint, one of her employees requested that she come to pick her up at house because that employee was being “traficked” in a certain County. When she got too close to the trafficked house, she was stopped by the Sheriff’s Department because she “got too close to the trafficking that the deputies were involved in.” She did nothing wrong. The police made up a bogus charge that she disregarded a traffic sign/signal that didn’t even exist on that particular highway. The police disregarded her constitutional rights, caused bodily injury and property damage to her truck.
She said she feared for her life. She herself called 911 on the police (a very common sovereign citizen move).
She goes on to say that she is innocent of all charges and requested that the sheriffs conduct an independent investigation of what happened to her and review her 911 call. She said that she has been deprived of rights under color of law and did no harm to anyone or any property.
She says that the deputies should be charged with the following: conspiracy for cover-up human trafficking, assault with a deadly weapon, assault and battery, personal property damage, violation of freedom to travel, deprivation of rights under color of law, kidnapping, police brutality, and violating her second, fourth and fifth amendments. She’s requesting a monetary award to be determined by a federal jury. Of course, she’s also representing herself.
She has also filed a complaint against Heartland Financial USA and Bank First alleging they violated several federal constitutional and statutory rights including the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Federal Truth in Lending Act and a few others. She says that “without my informed consent or my knowledge, and done against my will, my campground mortgage was converted by devices unknown practices to stocks and bonds and traded as such on the stock exchange under “HTLF” rendering my original contract null and void. This is banking fraud, securities exchange fraud, and has violated federal and state regulations. This is unfair trade practices and has caused unnecessary financial stress for a contract that is known void.”
She is seeking “reimbursement for relief of all interest and principal payments made to date; to include, any late fees and/or unnecessary charges including any exemplary, compensatory and/or punitive damages. Plaintiff also requests compound interest to be paid on the total mortgage payments and interest paid retroactive from the original mortgage date of July 30, 2010.”
To be continued.