British officer: You call yourself a patriot, and a loyal subject to King George? 

Hawkeye: I don’t call myself “subject” to much of anything. 

Hawkeye explains the foundational tenet of the American worldview to a self-important armed government functionary offended by the frontiersman’s principled defiance; from the 1992 version of Last of the Mohicans. 

For this, Miss Levias faces a gross misdemeanor charge of “Obstructing a Police Officer.”  During the confrontation, Levias’s 17-year-old friend, Angel L. Rosenthal, intervened on her behalf and was punched in the face by officer Ian P. Walsh.  As is typically the case when a Mundane’s face obstructs the trajectory of a police officer’s fist, the victim is the one facing criminal charges.