By Associated Press An Ohio man who says he is the keeper of the seal of St. Peter and immune from U.S. law has been ordered held without bond on charges that he issued hundreds of fraudulent diplomatic credentials to people who paid to be part of his movement. Sixty-year-old James T. McBride was denied bond Wednesday at a hearing in federal court in Alexandria. Prosecutors say McBride represents himself as the leader of 'Divine Province' and promises people they can avoid taxes and debts if they pay to enroll in his society. James T. McBride, who says he immune from U.S. law, has been ordered held without bond on charges that he issued hundreds of fraudulent diplomatic credentials to people who paid to be part of his movement
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James T. McBride says he is not a U.S. citizen and that his authority comes from 'Divine Law'
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Part of a growing movement of 'sovereign citizens' rejecting formal U.S. citizenship
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Authorities claim he's issued hundreds of fraudulent diplomatic credentials to people who paid to be in his movement
McBride is among a growing group of people calling themselves sovereign citizens, @placeholder residents who declare