April 2026 – 3MULES.COM

Pomona, CA

I’ve been stopped by Pomoma Police. I’m being threatened with arrest in jail. they stopped me and refusing to let me proceed. I’m not too far from the Pomona WinCo maybe about a mile they detained me illegally and have me sitting on the curb claiming I’m violating all kinds of municipal codes. I asked for a supervisor and we’re now waiting for one they’re claiming I’m in equestrian.

I’m not an equestrian. I’m not riding a horse. I’m leading a mule down the street down the road. They’re claiming I’m driving a horse. no I’m not driving a horse. I’m leading a horse. The horse is behind me. I’m walking the horse. walking. We’re in pedestrian mode. The complaints is somebody called and claimed I was walking a horse in traffic. Of course I’m walking a horse in traffic. Traffic is everywhere I’m on the side of the road. They’re claiming I’m somehow breaking the law and up for arrest.

After the police let us go they had to cuz you weren’t breaking any laws we went to WinCo and bought some groceries and found a place to go to sleep for the night

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Brea and Fullerton, CA

Yesterday afternoon around 2:30 p.m. while walking along Imperial Highway the Mules sat down to rest take a break. While there we were confronted by Brea Police Department police. They had a friendly approach. We weren’t breaking any laws. They started to ask us a lot of questions we declined to give answers.

They switched their scheme to offering us help. They could direct us to a place where we could get free meals, blankets. The Mules declined. We didn’t need any of it. We didn’t call them and ask for any help. We told them if we did need help we’d give him a call. They were rather persistent in their offers of help but eventually gave it up went back to their cruisers and hung around for 30 to 45 minutes.

We believe because it was daytime and they couldn’t arrest us for anything. They passed the ball to Fullerton Police Department where they waited until we made a stop for the night and initiated the no camping law against us an a arrestable offense a misdemeanor jail and fines.

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Riverside, CA

The Mules had an encounter with Riverside County Sheriffs this morning. We were walking along Van Buren Boulevard when the sheriff pulled up in front of us, got out of his vehicle and bid us a good morning. We did the same.

He immediately started asking us questions. We countered with our own question. We told the officer we did not call 911. We did not ask for any police help. What was it that he wanted? He replied they were getting calls about a man walking with a horse along the road. We’re not breaking any law. He then started asking more questions. We stated we don’t answer questions. He then stated we had to answer his questions as he was running an investigation. We said that’s not true. Frasier versus Croup 1969 Supreme Court decision gives the police officer a right to lie and pay no consequences. We gave the officer our card and he accepted it. The Mules then said we’ve got to go so we did.

NOTE: the Mules often get comments that were hostile towards police. Well actually we’re not. We recognize the job they do is necessary and valuable we the Mules couldn’t do it even if we wanted to. The Mules appreciate their willingness to do this job.

That being said it’s the citizens job to know his or her rights and how to protect them when dealing with authority. Even though the police are sworn to protect the Constitution you can’t expect they’re going to protect your individual circumstance and the rights attached to it. It’s the job of the citizen so we the Mules do our part to try and keep a free country.

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New Home Neighborhood

Some people want to live like this some people don’t but will and some people won’t. The won’t people and the Mules will need to be very creative. For the Megatropolis and it’s blueprint for the future does not include the won’t people. The 3 Mule Journey is making itself known as the spiritual platform by which the won’t people can work together peacefully and steadfastly to secure their place in the blueprint.

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Perris, CA

The Mules left Menifee yesterday morning walked 10 miles and got to were we’re at. We met some people along the way. One being a park ranger for the city of Perris. He was curious and asked us questions. It made us curious, so we asked him one does the City of Perris have the notorious no camping law which is vague and unclear and allows any police officer to arrest you for anything except blowing your nose? He said yes. He said we were allowed to stop at the park and rest during the day, but at 10:00 p.m. the Park closed and it would be illegal to be there past that hour.

So the mules did what everybody has to do. We left the park and found another place to rest for the night.

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