• On November 13, 2022, Consul General / MUFTI officer Lamont Maurice El, along with MUFTI officer George Neal-Bey (et al.), were hosting and providing security at a gun range event on private property under the consular jurisdiction of Morocco at the foreign corporate CITY OF WELCOME, Maryland. The event was publicly promoted on the website: www.EnforceTheConstitution.org.
• On that same date, Delvon [full name omitted], identified via the Plea / Sentencing Agreement and corresponding audio transcripts dated May 18, 2023, in case number C-08-CR-23-105 of the CIRCUIT COURT FOR CHARLES COUNTY (Inc.), placed multiple calls to the cell phone of the Consul General until contact was established.
• During that communication, Delvon informed the Consul General that he was in the process of being pulled over by highwaymen while traveling to the gun range with his girlfriend, Dierra, along with his son, nephew, and a friend, pursuant to the invitation published on the Enforce The Constitution website.
• Delvon further disclosed to the Consul General that he was worried of being kidnapped because he was in possession of marijuana, that multiple firearms were contained within a suitcase located in the trunk of his girlfriend's conveyance he was operating, and that the tags and insurance associated with the conveyance were expired at the time of the stop. He also requested consular assistance.
• The Consul General had previously informed Delvon—both during the phone call and on multiple occasions preceding the incident—that he was not operating under the Consular Jurisdiction and Protection Protocol; that participation requires proper vetting and background verification; and that he cannot exercise a right of travel while having an active driver's license and operating a conveyance that was still registered with the foreign de facto DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES (Inc.).

VIDEO MINUTES

• 0:02:05 – Highwayman request for the operator of the conveyance to roll window down. The operator, Delvon, response “Islam brother, no I cannot.” 
• 0:02:50 – While Consul General Lamont Maurice El is providing instructions to Delvon through the vehicle speakers, Delvon is heard asserting to the highwaymen: “I am not under your jurisdiction; I am under consular jurisdiction.” 
• 0:05:15 – Highwayman ask if Delvon had a name they could call him, he replies, “I am Saamir Jhaleed Khaleel Ali.” The Consul General reminded Delvon of the 4th Amendment and why he wasn’t supposed to give any information, but to demand proof of a search warrant.  
• 0:05:26 – You can hear the Consul General explain to Delvon how he has not followed any instruction, but has engaged in commercial trade with the highwaymen by his verbal communications absent of a search warrant being produced.
• 0:07:41 – Dispatch calls the traffic stop a “CS investigation” which refers to a “Crime Scene (CS) investigation” by officers trained to recognize, document, and recover evidence when a traffic stop escalates into a criminal investigation. 
• One of the highwaymen ask, “is that the guy?” Referring to the active arrest warrant issued for “DELVON [OMITTED], Race: Black” on November 7, 2022, in citation number 0GZ0RYV of the DISTRICT COURT FOR CHARLES COUNTY (Inc.).
• 0:08:50 to 0:10:35 – ***Audio muted by CHARLES COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE***
• 0:13:15 – Highwayman states “A legal declaration from the Moorish Nation” to his colleague as if he read the words on a document as he looks into the window of the conveyance.
• 0:13:46 – Delvon refuses to roll his window down as he continues his conversation with the highwayman asserting he is not under their jurisdiction.
• 0:14:37 to 0:16:25 – An inaudible exchange occurs between Delvon and the Consul General, during which Delvon appears to question and debate the Consul General while requesting that he come to the location to speak with the highwaymen in the event he is taken into custody.
• Consul General Lamont Maurice El continues to explain that, under the circumstances described, the highwaymen may legally proceed in their actions where the conveyance remains registered with the STATE through the DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES (Inc.). He further explains that it is not within the established Consular Protocol for the Consul General to physically respond to the scene of a traffic stop. The request for on-site intervention was denied.
• 0:14:59 – Dispatcher is heard saying: “Being more peaceful about it. I just spoke with the….” The rest is inaudible.
• 0:15:11 – Highwayman says to his colleague, “if he’s not identifying, then he [Delvon] is under arrest.”
• 0:15:22 – Highwayman says “I didn’t see any weapons.”
• 0:17:15 – Delvon makes a final plea to Consul General, stating, “Islam, Islam, hurry up and pull up.” He then asserts to the several highwaymen, “you have no jurisdiction,” as he is removed from the operator’s seat of the conveyance by the highwaymen.
• Immediately thereafter, Dierra [last name omitted], identified as the girlfriend of Delvon, takes possession of the phone and asks Consul General whether he was coming to the location. She further states that the highwaymen were also removing them from the conveyance and placing them in handcuffs.
• Consul General Lamont Maurice El responds that he had not stated that he would come to the scene, but that he was willing to remain on the phone in an effort to monitor the situation and promote their safety. He further advises that she may attempt to assert her claimed treaty right to consular jurisdiction in an effort to seek release from detention, and that he was willing to speak with a supervising highwayman if necessary.
• The call is subsequently disconnected. 
• 0:17:26 – Delvon is seen wearing a black coat with the Moroccan flag stitched on both shoulders as he is apprehended and put in handcuffs.
• 0:17:47 – A highwayman is observed on the dash camera engaging with Delvon and is heard stating, “we do have jurisdiction,” while Delvon continues to assert his position that he is within the Empire of Morocco and identifies as a Moor.
• 0:21:13 – Consul General calls the phone back, Dierra answers and explains how she invoked her treaty rights to consular jurisdiction, but the highwaymen yanked both her hands and put them behind her back.  
• 0:22:11 – A highwayman is heard asking a colleague, “who are you charging, the driver [Delvon]?” The colleague responds, “yeah.” The first highwayman then asks, “who else?” to which the colleague replies, “nobody else.”
• 0:22:26 – The same highwayman asked the colleague about the search of the conveyance and the colleague responded, “odor of marijuana.”
• 0:26:26 – Dierra is heard asserting to the highwaymen her claimed treaty right to consular jurisdiction, and further states that her consul was on the way. THIS WAS FALSE. This statement is contrary to the prior communication from Consul General Lamont Maurice El, who had expressly stated to Dierra that he would not be coming to the scene.
• 0:26:33 – A highwayman asks Dierra, “Did he [Consul General] say you have a ride coming? Because I’m towing the car.” Dierra responds, “Yeah, can I get my phone?”
• 0:26:47 – A highwayman ask Dierra, “Before I start going through all of this, is there anything in here?” Referring to the blue suitcase. Dierra shakes her head no.
• 0:29:35 – Dierra is heard asking the highwaymen, “What is it getting towed for?” A highwayman respond, saying, “Registration’s suspended, and it has no insurance.”
• 0:29:44 – Highwayman says to Dierra, “I have two (2) options for you. Do you have a code to this [blue suitcase]?” Dierra responds, “No.” Highwayman responds, “We either tow your car and you can pick it up from the tow lot later today, okay? Or, we’re going to tow your car and we’re going to do a search warrant on it just so I can open this suitcase. Now, the question is on you. How soon do you want this car? Because if I get a search warrant it’s going to be a couple of days, and I’m going to rip open the suitcase anyway. Or, you can open this and let me look inside this [suitcase]. It’s up to you.”
• 0:30:18 – Dierra is heard responding, “You said I can open it?” in reference to the suitcase.
• At or around the same time, a highwayman positioned behind the dash camera is observed signaling to the highwaymen on camera not to proceed with opening or searching the suitcase, but instead to return it to the trunk of the conveyance.
• 0:32:28 – A Highwayman is heard saying, “Once the tow comes, they’re gonna tow the car and you’re free to go.”
• 0:33:14 to 33:57 – ***Audio muted by CHARLES COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE***
• 0:36:26 – A Highwayman is heard asking Dierra, “Ma’am, can I talk to you over the front of the car please?” Dierra agrees and they both walk to the front of the conveyance, while Dierra is still in handcuffs.
• 0:36:59 – A Highwayman (Cooley) says to Dierra, “So no one here right now is under arrest. The gentleman who’s driving the vehicle, he’s been placed under arrest.” Dierra asks, “Can I ask why?” Highwayman (Cooley) responds, “Failure to identify himself as the driver of the vehicle.”
• 0:37:36 – Highwayman (Cooley) asks Dierra, “Can you tell me what name he [Delvon] goes by, anything like that? How he identifies himself?” Dierra responds, “He doesn’t have a name. We don’t have names.” 
• 0:38:09 – A highwayman (Cooley) is heard asking Dierra, “So he doesn’t have any sort of identification, or a consulate name?” Dierra responds, “No, so he’s Moorish-American; they don’t have names, they have appellations.”
• 0:38:31 – Dierra is heard saying to the highwayman (Cooley), “His appellation is Sa[….]” then the audio goes mute until 0:40:29.
• 0:40:27 – Dierra is seen picking up her cell phone. The Highwayman (Cooley) asked Dierra, “Who is that, your ride?”  Dierra response, “Yes I’m confirming.” 
• At this time, Dierra received a follow-up phone call from the Consul General during which she alleged that the supervisor highwayman stated that the Consul General must come to the scene and speak with him, or that she—including Delvon’s son, nephew, and friend—would not be permitted to leave. And asked if he was coming to the scene again.
• Consul General sought clarification, asking Dierra if the supervisor was stating that he must appear in person to speak with him, and if not then they would all be detained. Dierra confirms that this was the statement made by the supervisor.    
• 0:41:59 – A Dispatcher is heard saying, “We got two (2) vehicles leaving the range, a uh, black Mercedes. Looks like they’re about to come your way.” 
• This confirms highwaymen were also watching from the camera situated on a street light directly across from the gun range.
• 0:42:16 – A Highwayman is heard asking the Dispatch, “Are you guys gonna come over here? What do you guys want us to do?” 
• 0:42:23 – The Dispatcher responds, “The um, target is not 10-99 [Wanted] unless he’s armed. He is prohibited. At some time he was armed earlier today. [inaudible] Unless he’s armed, or if he interferes [inaudible] do what you want to do with him. [inaudible] “If [inaudible] go head. If not, don’t.”  
• 0:43:28 – A Highwayman is heard saying, “The guy [inaudible] is going to be our target [inaudible]. If he’s armed [inaudible] only if he is [inaudible].”
• 0:45:28 – A Highwayman is heard speaking with the occupants of the conveyance, explaining they are able to get their belongings out of the conveyance since someone is coming to pick them up. 
• 0:47:35 to 0:48:19 – ***Audio muted by CHARLES COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE***
• 0:49:11 – A Highwayman is heard speaking with an unknown individual on the phone saying, “Oh I’m not going to argue with him. He just needs to pick up his kids and get out of here.”
• 0:49:17 – The same highwayman is heard saying, “Yeah, a female and four (4) kids.”