23-Year-Old's Check Scam Scheme At The Bank Fails Miserably

#cops #police #arrest
On February 1st, 2023. Multiple officers were dispatched to the bank regarding a 23-year-old man who had been going to different banks trying to cash fraudulent checks in the name of different people. The final bank he went to got wind of this and immediately called police and he was arrested. The man acted clueless and pretended like he didn't know what was going on. It was discovered that when the man went to the second bank he successfully cashed one of the checks for $1940. It was also discovered that the man had an active warrant out for his arrest from Virginia for the same type of crime. Police called the two victims, however only one of them wanted to prosecute him. After he was transported back to jail, he started to confess to his crimes in the interview room with the detective. This is the body-cam footage of the events that followed.
#news #police #arrest

[@julee5071]

He got away with cashing one check and he wasn't satisfied with that? He deserves to be in jail.

[@louniece1650]

Greedy so and so. That's also with bank robbers. Once, twice...just not enough.

[@Hayden_Kennard]

He will get probation

[@rakeem176]

He is out already laughing right now

[@louniece1650]

@@rakeem176 No lies told.

[@monarch2056]

He was working for someone and they arnt satisfied with that he had to cash a couple gives money to the boss and then he gets paid

[@cleatusvandamme716]

"Police called the two victims, however only one of them wanted to prosecute him." Stop babying these people. He stole from you.

[@NoNo_IStay]

Socialism is great isn't it? 😂 NOT

[@cruisinguy6024]

@@NoNo_IStaywhat do you think socialism means?

[@judyhuurman1237]

@@cruisinguy6024 Can't wait to hear his answer.

[@cruisinguy6024]

You shouldn’t judge people or make assumptions with only limited information. For all you know it’s a family member, or someone that lives elsewhere and can’t afford to fly here for a trial. There’s tons of reasons why people decline to press charges.

[@OregonMike]

Because the bank gave the money back to the victims, if the bank told the victims tough luck you would see them all press charges.

[@infxmhc]

"how did you get here?" "I got here" 🤣

[@Trixx488]

That was a dumb ass question let's be honest 🤣

[@aswedishfisherman]

@@Trixx488 not really, they didn't know if he was going to be honest or not and it would be important to know info

[@aaronsherrill4357]

Ima say that anytime somebody ask me how I got here 😂😂😂

[@LBCvalenz562]

A REMINDER TO NEVER EVER SPEAK TO POLICE EVER. He would’ve gotten a better chance if he said nothing at all and gotten a lawyer.

[@frigginbirds]

@@aaronsherrill4357Allow me to add another: "Very carefully"

[@emsbrelopez0711]

Dude forgot the number one rule of living in America. The banks screw you not the other way around 😂

[@karimajohnson9838]

Hundreds of millions in ATM fees

[@My2CentsYall]

Aint that the truth!

[@jakublizon6375]

Lmao truth

[@colchestermann]

scamming banks are easy idiot

[@israeliteonlycampkilluhi.o2108]

You guys laugh at Idea Banks Robb people?? I dont understand

[@SargentD4]

If only we held politicians to the same standards for money laundering

[@smartyjonez5470]

Wow. You are so witty and woke.

[@tristansiltanen]

@@smartyjonez5470it’s true tho

[@galesal1109]

Yesssss

[@Coal-RubL]

@@smartyjonez5470how the fuck is not wanting to give politicians special treatment "woke" that word is so fucking cringe lmfao, grow a fucking brain you god damn mouth breather

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

@@smartyjonez5470not about being witty it’s just a honest and reasonable statement.

[@Audios2010]

I had this confidence once when I was 7 and got ahold of my mom's old checkbook then wrote myself *a check for 1 billion dollars.*

[@D1722eieio]

LOL you must be very wealthy now just from the interest.lol

[@Audios2010]

@@D1722eieio how you think it can afford this Audi? "Small loan of a billion dollars!"

[@JNJ1014]

😂😂😂 I thought I was the only person to do this! I had my aunt fill a check out for $500 for "toys" when I said my parents gave me their checkbook for fun. Too bad I had to ask my dad to drive me to toys r us & he discovered my "scheme" 😂😂😂

[@Mikeb1001]

Are you Dr Evil or something?

[@A_Dog_Formerly_Known_As_Cat]

Fool proof plan for a 7 year old

[@calvinwelder8310]

When the cops tell you honestly is going to go a long way, you know you’re fucked

[@jimmysandhu9586]

😂 same as uk

[@rubyortiz753]

lol yup, but in reality they just want you to make their jobs easier instead of having to piece everything together.

[@strawberry_on_neptune1378]

​@@rubyortiz753exactly😂 lazy losers

[@Outterev]

@@rubyortiz753bingo honesty isnt going to change anything when it comes to actual charges its up to the judge

[@44paranoia14]

yeah shes a liar, acts better than him but straight lying too

[@LongrunQBJK]

Bro is acting like tony montana in the beginning interrogation scene 😂

[@BlankoOnTheBeat]

Lmfaoo I was wondering who he reminded me of 😂

[@averagejoe9249]

"My name? Tony Montana, a political refugee from coo-bah"

[@liloni444]

he wishes

[@MrTropical223]

“How imma get a scar like this eating 🐱 man ?”

[@elwinavalos633]

He saw Scarface before hand and said ok I can do this 😂

[@susanne7955]

In his mind he wasn't doing anything wrong, because he doesn't see anything wrong with stealing.

[@ualibtard]

Because he's an illegal Mexican

[@AcidSh33tz]

thats such a bold statement

[@Playingwithproxies]

Wonder how hard he would cry if money was suddenly stolen from him

[@briannatarelli430]

Well, the Banks are scamming and stealing from all of us, and they act like there is nothing wrong with it.

[@barecodedbewt2244]

@@AcidSh33tzbut not untrue

[@MoMMaM90303]

This is a dude who has never faced a consequence in his life

[@nathanwho1384]

Hard to face accountability when they suddenly don't speak English....

[@Roberta-s3d]

Difference between facing consequences and never getting caught

[@ironbowtie]

@@Roberta-s3d Or getting a slap on the wrist.

[@DavidChatterton-j6b]

He never faced consequences in THIS country because liberals and Democrats are the friends of criminals.

[@s3rye306]

​@@Roberta-s3dthey are literally the same thing. You don't face consequences until you get caught. So not getting caught means you don't face consequences.

[@modelcitizen1977]

Even when he's "cooperating", he's lying and minimizing as much as possible. This is a career crime.

[@atakorkut5110]

It’s actually just like a psychological quirk like people will admit to smaller things, but not the bigger thing detectives use it to get to the bigger thing. But basically what I’m trying to say is like when we’re confronted with our lie will accept responsibility for a small part of it, but not the whole.

[@lagersparadice8739]

Without a doubt will be a career criminal.

[@dannydaw59]

He didn't snitch on his crime buddies.

[@cheesedoodle2327]

He seemed like a nice guy to be honest

[@spookrockcity]

@@cheesedoodle2327 Punk

[@getbusydrizzy5296]

SCAMMING IS LIKE THE LOTTERY. YOU EITHER WIN OR THE SITUATION GETS WORSE

[@mmmm768]

WHY ARE YOU YELLING

[@JerryMetal]

His plan for getting caught was to get bonded out by his 'employer' and then leave state again. Too bad for him this wasn't an option this time. Serves him right.

[@rayRay-pw6gz]

He does not care because they pick up people like him off the street and give him bad checks to cash. He will refuse to help police because they are organized crime unit. He may score several times before he is caught. May serve time in prison , where they will give him free health care and a place to sleep . Then he is back on the street . Life is better in prison than the street.

[@BornAHawkEye]

You thought there might have been Soros prosecutors in the area😂😂

[@ThatBeeyatch]

To be a thief is one thing , but to be a thief and be smug , nonchalant with a “no phucks given” attitude is the definition of audacity .

[@cameroneagle4370]

" to be a thief is one thing " I'm glad you aren't my neighbor

[@oceancat0450]

@@cameroneagle4370 😂

[@Jay.Kellett]

He knows a judge will just give him a slap on the wrist. Judges enable these crooks!

[@trashyraccoon2615]

Even worse is defiant, like Trump is

[@cameroneagle4370]

@@trashyraccoon2615 someone has tds

[@brendenstorms8914]

That officer notepad has been through it

[@anthonyrivera726]

Definitely has seen better days

[@HarringJess]

Thought the same thing lol!

[@Bloink]

That's when you know it's yours, when it's no longer just a notepad

[@theskatemap]

"I've seen... Terrible... Things...."

[@bigguy4u989]

I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe…

[@quinnsells1222]

“Honesty goes a very long way with us” is the biggest line of horse shit cops say lmao

[@KingLouis420th]

It’s hit or miss but mostly miss lol

[@PaPa_SLiPPy]

Got off with warnings being honest, guess im just lucky

[@castorkat4868]

hate cops much. wonder. why. hahahahaha

[@justjoshin66]

In the scenario, the dude definitely should’ve pleaded the fifth and requested a lawyer. Nothing good ever comes out representing yourself.

[@6ftmouse349]

I literally didn’t get charges pressed against me for being honest. It does work sometimes.

[@yvettemiller3819]

He's playing dumb. He is a criminal who should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

[@rjcentury9094]

I doubt he's playing he really is dumb.

[@latrontaysevier7983]

Shut up punk

[@angelcelis9090]

What about politicians and corrupt police who cost us billions. lol get real

[@Upsidedownamericanflag]

@@rjcentury9094 either way the guy is clearly trouble. no one who's decent would do this. it makes a thief so much scummier when they directly stole from someone.

[@StevenAdams-zj8tx]

Perhaps if the judicial system and government and taxes and inflation and Healthcare wasn't so screwed up there would have to be as much crime look at most almost all of western Europe vs the us 🇺🇸 sorry this nation is pure shit its government supress its citizens by keeping people poor and taxing the shit out of them what else can they do? No education no money nobody to give a shit other governments take care enough of they're citizens to whereby they dont need to commit crimes we are the most corrupt nation on the planet

[@storiesneedears]

They need to confiscate the phones immediately as they are always letting their accomplices know they have been caught.

[@Lopez-rg3tk]

Lol it's a phone 😂they can get more info off the phone

[@Hayden_Kennard]

0:53 he sends a message right here so I bet you’re right

[@SamathaNLouisiana]

Ever heard of due process? FIRST, they must obtain a warrant for the device and then a separate warrant for the contents and both will first require probable cause and a judge's signature. Immediately concluding he is guilty is why I'm grateful in America, an accuser must PROVE someone's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

[@lu_re7198]

He was 100% texting “grey Nissan driver” about the popo. And he definitely knows his buddy’s name. So shifty.

[@markc13579]

💯 correct

[@snapmalloy5556]

He thought he would bond out and walk away...😂😂 Wilted like a flower

[@winniepooh187]

The bank tellers seem excited to have some action!😂

[@np494609]

Of course they were think about how boring and repetitive their jobs are. That’s probably all they were talking about for a week

[@DutchPyro2011]

@@np494609 Exactly. People with no exciting life love drama of other people's lives. They're not even main character in their own life. Pretty sad

[@DavePryor302]

Yeah it’s annoying

[@canadiankellygirl]

I was next to a guy at a bank teller who was robbing the bank. I was completely oblivious to the robbery. The man was wearing a helmet, gloves, and motorcycle outfit in August. It should have been a red flag. He left with the money, and they locked the doors. The teller manager was frantic, but that poor teller was pretty new and shaking. She was trying not to cry, but she was so shaken up. I didn't see her as a teller there again. Poor thing.

[@PatrickMichaelB]

Both these bank teller HOES CHECKING HIS ASS OUT AND THERE CHECKING OUT THE MALE COPS ASS OUT TO BOTH TRASHY PEACES OF SHIT NOT TO MENTION LOOK AT BOTH THESE GUYS THEIF CONARTIST AND COP BOTH SLUTTY BITCHS DESPERATE LOL LOL

[@hills_tinyfarmhouselife]

He was smirking until that no bond was told to him. Tears for loss of freedom but no remorse for stealing others hard earned money.

[@Holocaustica]

The smart people in tweed refer to that as the criminal mindset. Of course he’s only concerned with his own self. If doing what he was doing gave him remorse, he wouldn’t be doing it… Multiple times. In multiple banks. In multiple jurisdictions… I’d venture to say he conquered his guilt quite some time ago.

[@Farstarlover]

Let’s face it. That guys a dumbass thinking he was going to scam his way in earning money. Scums like him deserve multiple years in prison.

[@Randarrradara]

@@Holocausticayou get remorse after jacking off, yet you still do it every other night.

[@thisdidntagewell]

Banks don’t have hard earned money. It’s stolen

[@takethisl2773]

Oh no that's what banks insurance are for but when the rich steal from you it's okay? LOL!

[@Harryshotta1337]

he sent that "police is here don‘t come back!" text to his homeboy real quick 😂😂😂

[@diegopareja584]

Honeslt I think it was that😂

[@ballinonabudget1130]

Good for him

[@HarringJess]

Yup! And once they find the records and subpoena the phone company, they're going to have the other guy's contact info. Just because it's deleted doesn't go away for 1 to 2 years or possibly longer

[@TheKlanFor2012]

@@HarringJess lol I highly doubt they’re going to go that far bro it’s not a murder trial

[@snared_]

@@TheKlanFor2012 the gov pulls phone records all the time for citizens, let alone criminal suspects. Of course they have his phone records pulled up in a matter of minutes. Now if he was using a fancy encrypted service it will be harder to recover the data without access to the physical phone

[@bizzy175]

when a cop says “honesty goes a long way” you alr know your getting 10+ years in the train

[@talkaboutwacky]

He's mortified that there's no bond cause he's so used to being released like every other lowlife nowadays.

[@mikedevlin_bmx2446]

Yea. No bond is way more satisfying than no cash bail. Florida don’t play

[@Cbbnfcbb]

He Fosho will get a bond

[@nathanwho1384]

He doesn't need a bond, all it takes is one blue haired dipshit to cry racism. He'll be out the same day, back to breaking the law.

[@brandonanderson3569]

@@CbbnfcbbThey literally explained that due to his warrant in Virginia he will not get a bond prior to extradition.

[@carmine_]

It’s usually the ones that have successful jobs and a so called “normal” life are the ones that do the worst stuff and most evil…. Thats what u learn from watching true crime and just having a brain.. usually the so called “low lives” are either doing petty stuff or no serious violent crime, unless its like gang related but just as many “normal” ppl do bad things, if not more But usually when u have money u tend to get away with more… or ppl in government like politicians or cops they get away with way more and stuff we would never even know

[@cynthiaharrell2144]

One woman just wants her money back. GET THIS THIEF OFF THE STREETS LADY!!!

[@louniece1650]

She was in on it, somehow.

[@angelcelis9090]

But let’s bat a blind eye to corrupt politicians and police.

[@platineshop]

Leonardo di Caprio in misery 😅

[@terriannrose56]

She said she wants to prosecute

[@thejudgmentalcat]

Boomers who didn't notice $4k missing from their account, amirite?

[@reathacastro5525]

His arrogance is sickening 🤢😠

[@seagullpoet]

Anyone with arrogance - I leave leave leave.

[@Cyberdactyl]

I don't think he has the intelligence to recognize he could be facing some actual prison time.

[@lucyjane103]

Smarty pants knew fully what he did both times . That’s why he laughed …..

[@leonard8766]

Yessss, disgusting 🫣 😑

[@amandahood7861]

Damn right

[@dustinlindsey4452]

Deport.

[@barbarasmith2130]

He’s not a citizen? Can’t deport a citizen.

[@Phoenix-ov5gg]

Biden needs him and his ilk for the upcoming election

[@kingjay239]

@@Phoenix-ov5ggwrong buddy, he’s Cuban, and guess who has the Cuban vote?? Trump 😂 and they’re lazy lying pieces of shit just like trump.

[@j.m.5995]

​​@@barbarasmith2130OK let's send him to Ukraine and let's have the Russians deal with his lack of moralst

[@QueenOfTheNorth65]

You can see him physically deflate when the officer asks him “How many branches of this bank have you been at today?” The smile melts off of his face.

[@SlickArmor]

He thinks our banks work like the hog sheds in the 3rd world he just walked over from.

[@SlickArmor]

He thinks our banks work like the hog sheds work in the shit hole he just walked over from.

[@SlickArmor]

He thinks our banks work like the hog sheds work in the hole he just walked over from.

[@annarchy665]

These branch managers are on point. A mistake caught the thief. Let them out early for wine and a mani/pedi.

[@robmcguckin7605]

@@annarchy665 Those DEI hires should be fired!

[@melziporlin4559]

How awful these people are trying to steal other hard working peoples money, if you need money get a job.

[@nabi-kurokawa]

@@OhNotThatAnd that bank’s money came from its clients. Doofus

[@OhNotThat]

@@nabi-kurokawa Banks always have to return the money dipsht. They're the ones who got defrauded, they can't just give out customers money in error

[@BeijingBongRipper]

@@nabi-kurokawa The point is banks have fake money generated by loaning money that doesn't exist in the first place. Hardly any of the bank's money is real money, an even smaller portion of that real money is client's money. -Banks are scammers themselves.

[@Mst923]

Getting a lil chippy in here 😮

[@j_rainsgoat3929]

Isn't that what half of America wants to do? Steal in one way or another from hard working people.

[@thejoeschmoshow]

How crazy they were talking about him and he just walked right in!

[@lyndamac1058]

He considered himself not stupid... I can guarantee he is wrong.

[@TheFlratcatcher]

He's the most intelligent idiot in his crew. 😅

[@christophergarcia2844]

Just listening to how he talks and how he enunciates his words (or rather doesn't), it is evident he hasn't a brain to think with.

[@riley5329]

Every person I know believes they are smart. Smart, hardworking, honest people are rare.

[@ihatespam2807]

I concur

[@Bey0ndNames]

nice one grandma

[@Sabrina_the_2ueen]

The worker that messed up and gave him money, then showed up without the evidence 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@bruiserbong4001]

😂 Yeah she’s definitely not the type for this job… Gas station clerk might be a better role for her.

[@kevinbarry3548]

@@bruiserbong4001 And let me guess: the worker will not face any consequences of lose her job. Part of the overall problem in America.

[@nineteen8122]

@@kevinbarry3548You’re nuts. She shouldn’t lose her job for this. YOU are part of the problem…YOU!

[@Sabrina_the_2ueen]

@@nineteen8122 yea I don’t think she should be fired but definitely reprimanded and more training is necessary.

[@paperman9708]

Why does everyone assume she should have brought the check with her? It would make sense to leave it at the bank it was cashed at for the cops to pick up. Chain of custody.

[@Mr2010forgeben]

I adore how the one woman in the office sounds so excited when she's telling her part in the story. Like she just helped bust some big time crook.

[@fullyrooted__org]

These women gossip about the neighbors dog the same way…

[@Mr2010forgeben]

@@fullyrooted__org no doubt

[@patricksmith9353]

They prolly do only fans on the side as well

[@lahtin3n]

@@patricksmith9353 Why did you feel the need to drop that comment? You hate women that much? You are a very small man.

[@dapro2524]

women shouldn't be officers

[@onetruecasey]

It's really unbelievable to me that the bank still issued payment even though the lady had issues stop payments on all checks. Bank has some responsibility in this mess.

[@iPeeOnBabies]

I've been trolling the comments for a good 10 minutes and this is the first time I've seen a call for accountability for the institution that manages multiples of millions of dollars every day. WOWEE @onetruecasey you might have just won "Smartest KZbinr" jesus fucking christ...

[@amandadavis2981]

The bank does take responsibility but the bank will go after the person that cashed the check and hopefully the ones above him.

[@iPeeOnBabies]

@@bretfisher7286 unfortunately I forgot what I commented and I'm pretty sure the comment was nuked

[@bernicezappala7958]

I don’t think they were the original checks. They took the info FROM the checks.

[@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole]

The bank is responsible for any check fraud legally and must reimburse the customer.

[@beachykeen9559]

Choosing to be a scumbag, inconveniencing hard working people's lives instead of working is becoming more and more common.

[@TitaniumTurbine]

No, social media and bodycams have made it seem more common. Didn’t have this kind of footage 10 years ago. Don’t let the fear-mongering get to you… this has ALWAYS happened.

[@lordraydens]

@@TitaniumTurbine it's not a contest, bub

[@garfs5208]

@@lordraydenshe never said it was, the original comment says it’s becoming more and more common.

[@lordraydens]

@@garfs5208 which hasn't been disproved either

[@garfs5208]

@@lordraydens it has

[@purpleblue5205]

Body of a 5th grader. Confidence of a mafia boss.

[@chynatyler7237]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@mixboy79]

🤣🤣🤣

[@j.lingle4713]

Looks of a Latino bin Laden 😂

[@brendablais6138]

LMAO, nailed it! 💯

[@norms3913]

Just think how cocky he is going to be in prison 🤔

[@gravitationalslipstream]

Acted like he thought it was all a big joke.

[@djohnsto2]

His mannerisms and expressions are creepy and off-putting.

[@brianhampson2314]

In his mind, he’s always the smartest guy in the room. In jail, he’ll definitely be a tweetie, not the diesel.

[@ihatespam2807]

He doesn't care, because there are little to no consequences for his actions. A former employee of a local bank in my area, was stockpiling customer's information and was selling their information on fb, got arrested at work when one of her clients was caught in another state and told once they got caught. The newspaper later reported that her co-workers had reported her for coming to work smelling like weed and the bank did nothing.

[@micheleagren1604]

Duper’s delight.

[@iJSabelle007]

Yeah, they make a person to wanna slap him

[@spicerc1244]

It's the kind of immaturity that is used to playing tough in front of people that he knows but now things are getting too real and he just wants it to be over with so he can continue the delusion in his head.

[@Gunsla]

He wasn't smirking when he found out he had no bond.

[@tbrigorman]

I must've missed it... timestamp?

[@Gunsla]

@@tbrigorman Around 39:00

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

They aren’t sending their best.

[@Geister7]

@@tbrigorman 38:40 is a better timestamp

[@Fk74303]

Virginia doesn’t fk around and the governor of Virginia is Republican…. Unlike New York

[@hismajestycorintheus]

So he has an active warrant in Virginia, that he’s aware of and currently running from, for a job he said he had no idea was fraud, only to do it again elsewhere, get caught AGAIN, plead ignorance and then have the audacity to ask if he’ll have a bond and not tell his mom? And he’s only 23?! Bruh…

[@sdriza]

he's gonna wind up right where he belongs... just a matter of how long it takes him to get there

[@christmasisawesome9348]

A case of a waste of Oxygen

[@emmaa427]

Very young 😅😅

[@st.toussaint4632]

Single parent household

[@laylow712]

Since when do cops make you swear in before they question you as a witness?

[@Justin109MWC]

I know. he should stop to spare his embarrassment for the future. That was so dumb to watch. 😂

[@Susmail-h7i]

Might be a state thing.

[@rcrawford42]

Seen it quite a few times. Let's them get a sworn statement on video without making the witness write everything out. Body cams have done a lot to make policing easier. One reason some of the people who demanded them are now calling for their ban.

[@laylow712]

@@rcrawford42 just because you saw it doesn’t mean it’s right

[@rcrawford42]

@@laylow712 What's wrong with having someone swear in before giving a statement? Written statements are often made under penalty of perjury; this is the same thing.

[@jeremiahallyn4603]

His smug attitude and that stupid smirk he kept on his face was really infuriating. Another fine example of someone who thinks they can do whatever they want and that they know everything. I truly hope he doesn't just get a slap on the wrist for this.

[@HPLAR_AIJEM]

too bad for you he’ll be out

[@bykurt_is]

I loved it. Had the cops butthurt lol

[@JDFlyy]

Technically you can do what you want it’s just that there are consequences 🙏

[@juliajohnson6022]

And he’s probably illegal.

[@JDFlyy]

@@juliajohnson6022 y’all like assuming 😂😂

[@owaisinus]

The fact that this guy is so calm and has no remorse for his actions speaks volumes. He has an active arrest warrant in Virginia, so this is not his first rodeo. It's not possible that he met someone in a car, agreed to work for him and doesn't know his name. A perfect example of a scammer.

[@nathanwho1384]

He has no remorse because he's been told he's the victim. These people aren't stupid. They know how society works. They know that somewhere, right now, a white liberal is crying about racism. They know somewhere, right now, some dipshit is arguing in favor of illegal immigration in this country. They know that society will do anything to make sure we don't seem racist. So they take full advantage of it. Blue haired morons on Twitter created this and now they want to step back and act like it was all an accident. Stop enabling criminals and maybe one day these people won't exist....

[@NoobPatel]

These words: “Honesty goes a long way” “It’s best to be honest with us” Are a great way to incriminate yourself 🤣

[@joymeyer4730]

I agree!! Exercise your 5th Amendment.

[@donreid6399]

Not that I want criminals to get away with crimes, but yes, this is good advice!

[@JimenaOrihuela-nj2ou]

Right!? As if when you're getting sentenced for a felony, the cop is gonna stand there on your behalf and say "your honor, don't convict him of thos crime cuz he told me the truth"

[@colin0516]

@@JimenaOrihuela-nj2ou😂😂

[@onegcds]

Honesty goes a long way. If we're talking about long prison sentences then its totally true.

[@james-o5p2n]

After they were done, the janitor needed a shovel to clean up all the bullshit from him.......

[@pbsjones]

#1 indicator he's up to no good: He doesn't ask what's going on when the cops show up.

[@axd_97]

He did ask the cop when he frisked him

[@Mildly_Irreverant]

Exaaaaaactly my thoughts when I watched this

[@goonfish]

He asked multiple times before they even got into real conversation, including roght at the beginning.

[@tubejay1]

And leaves his phone behind.

[@andoros.7017]

sitting and smirking like an idiot has always illustrated a man's innocence.

[@rajugeorge6266]

How he can remain so calm, when the cops stop you, shows that this is not his first rodeo.

[@UrielLlarena]

BECAUSE LATIN PPL ARE DIFFERENT TO WHITE OR BLACK PPL WE WILL ALWAYS KNOW SOMETHING YOU MOFOS DONT KNOW

[@talkaboutwacky]

He'll be a career criminal I have no doubt

[@PsyloJ]

I don't know why everyone's saying this. I'm only 5 mins in, but he seems anxious as hell to me so far. Mumbling a lot, fidgeting in the chair etc

[@jayqueuescontent8075]

Lol calm? First of all there are way better examples of calm and he literally isn’t calm this is a nutty statement

[@k9er233]

False bravado.

[@Thecargoesvroom]

Lets be real, honesty does not go a long with cops.

[@plworld5315]

Noooo - ask for a lawyer. That’s what cops do on those rare occasions they’re arrested

[@xPayana]

They used everything he said against him 😂 his mouth most likely ended his Azz in prison

[@HXD90]

It does with some cops, but yes most are lying.

[@terrycools6731]

I commented the same thing. What a lie that is from pigs

[@plworld5315]

@@HXD90 I think it also depends on the situation - admitting you were speeding and sincerely apologizing probably could get a ticket reduced to a warning but no not on big stuff

[@rjgamesentertainment.6471]

Guy watched "catch me if u can " Took it seriously 😂

[@snarp408]

The biggest scam of Catch Me If You Can is the whole story, it was almost entirely BS

[@rjgamesentertainment.6471]

@@snarp408 it's a TRUE event.. that actually happened...added with cinema story to make it fictional and interesting... go search about the pilot who flew without cpl to many countries

[@shay8202]

He thought he was the guy from ‘catch me if you can’

[@tedbell4416]

Good one Chip

[@electric_crickets]

But he's not part of the tribe, so his sentence will be forthcoming.

[@howlinwulf]

That dude is something else. Ended up with a killer job.

[@louniece1650]

​​@@howlinwulfRight!?😂

[@louniece1650]

​​@electric_crickets Which tribe? Hard to keep up.

[@JF-zl4uj]

The joy of the officer when she said yes she wanted to prosecute 😂

[@machinegunangel]

Someone give that officer a new notepad lol

[@RichardMcGrath]

LOL

[@Indiasmission]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@calimike9240]

Fr

[@jordanvolsss2292]

😂 i thought samething lol its all water logged n shit

[@melons7747]

​@@jordanvolsss2292probably from sweat 😣

[@ceeZee21]

"Your smile tells me otherwise" "My smile? What you want to. To cry?"" 😂😂

[@Wildman-zh8lg]

Yeah, that was. Pretty funny

[@codename5773]

Deserves to rot in jail. What a scammer.

[@PompetusDad]

He's 23 now, may have been stealing since he was 5. Will be committing crimes for another 60 yrs. Piece o' crap!

[@MISTERBOLD]

Rot tho lol for money that insured and can be return isn’t that crazy relax especially politicians who are the real criminals need to be jailed for it 🤫

[@dirkaminimo4836]

Deserves to get deported but he won’t!

[@briannatarelli430]

I wish people would wake up and realize that the Banks are running the biggest scam of all time.

[@CaptainRockoBD]

rot in jail? xD he tried to scam a bank, there is no victim...

[@IAmPotatoMan69]

Why wouldn't that employee bring the check with her? That makes no sense.

[@Arachnoid_of_the_underverse]

She was asked to attend a meeting, no other information was passed to her.

[@kanedakrsa]

Probably the same reason he got away with identity fraud at her bank

[@jamielee9350]

Just in case she got mugged 🤣🤣🤣

[@JohnsonAnn65]

I was thinking the same thing after he asked her it was absolutely stupid not to bring the check from her bank when this is about a fraudulent check My Goodness what the hell was she thinking

[@lovepet4565]

How was her info changed? Someone had to know her pw Or the bank clerk was in on it? But its in so many different states

[@swilkobarfingtoniii1642]

The superficial charm of a psychopath.

[@DetectiveTrupo203]

I think he's just incredibly stupid. He's smiling and talking like that because he's a dimwitted fool

[@philippreitshammer]

True. Predator

[@JMac-md3vj]

Career criminal

[@emilymalinowski5027]

Exactly!!

[@jakebe4915]

Pretty innocent looking face disguising a demon. A career criminal indeed.

[@VideoNOLA]

Your reward for watching this basic video is having your eardrums SHREDDED without warning by the outro!!

[@PedroPeyolo]

I read this just in time!! Thanks lol

[@flgal3922]

Good grief ... that victim took forever to decide on pressing charges .... what in the world was she thinking?

[@machinegunangel]

He’S a MiNoRiTy

[@23Butanedione]

What do you think she was thinking? Are you paying attention at all to reality?

[@timthompson8297]

She’s scared.

[@buttbirder253]

I would be unsure I was really speaking to a law enforcement officer in another state.

[@johnkonde1975]

@@machinegunangel why do whites like you love to use the victim card all the time? The perp's race has nothing to do with the victim deciding to press charges or not

[@PumaLyn]

The police officer should have immediately taken his handphone away instead of allowing him to text his partners in crime. Your police officers are extremely friendly and patient.

[@brodiemarshall9270]

LOL its actually genius because they are gonna sweep his phone now and see that he was crapping his pants telling them the jigs up at the same time they were talkin to him.

[@nanapam6376]

Unfortunately whatever phone numbers he was contacting were burners probably paid for in cash but it will prove his guilt, which he already confessed. But still good evidence.

[@ihatespam2807]

Probably because the bank's money is insured; they should treat these people like bank robbers imo!

[@kimely9621]

I hope lawmakers will eventually put into place laws about cell phones and police encounters. Phones are definitely making their job harder

[@rashodfitzgerald549]

They were trying to get the other people involved. That's why they told him to ask his buddy to come pick him up. That's also why the detective asked about who he was dropped off by and their descriptions as well.

[@donsheffler]

He texted his buddy and tipped him off not to come pick him up and he did it right in front of you, officer.

[@ricomunoz6121]

He was outside waiting.. 💯… saw cops and skipped.

[@BillAnt]

This is a typical scam, Russians in NYC used to do too. They get a bunch of people come over on a travel visa, do their dirt here, then skip the country.

[@gyp.]

Why should his friend who gave him a ride get in trouble or even have to talk to these officers lol.

[@franco30528]

@@gyp.because they are both stealing you dumb clown

[@xXvaloisXx]

@@gyp. Because if they can prove his friend was in on it, then he's criminally implicated in a theft case. He'll be in big shit. If they can prove he had no clue, this friend was just happily giving his buddy rides without knowing anything (unlikely) he'll be cleared and good to go. If they check other locations and it's the same dude dropping him off and picking him up he will have no choice but to answer the cops questions.

[@jerrycaughron7378]

This kid is your worst nightmare! Put his butt in jail !

[@AnExtremelyStoicIndividual]

cringe

[@User_92020]

Put his butt in yo face

[@morlarav602]

haha what a 2013-2016 comment and reply you two have

[@saturn4463]

Thats what people do when looking at your face​@AnExtremelyStoicIndividual

[@AnExtremelyStoicIndividual]

@@saturn4463 Your gf probably stretched my balls*ck out using her mouth

[@tombrown7577]

This guy will always be a crook. Once they taste free money, that's all they want to do.

[@dreaescobar7257]

Free money is the best money lmao your own government robs you dude wake up

[@AddictedHappySweets]

God my Aunt is just like that, and she has a warrant out for her arrest. I just wish theyd catch her ass already

[@Jeff-xy7fv]

Exactly! Just like a dog once it tastes chocolate for the first time. Then the dog will want it all the time.

[@user-account-not-found]

Like y'all don't want free money.

[@vanessatheurbantarotgoddes2192]

Our government like that too

[@IfyouseekAmy_33]

What’s really crazy is this poor woman had no proof that she was actually talking to officers. Anyone in on the scam could have called her pretending to be the police, obtained more secure information, and kept the scam going…..

[@PauIieWalnuts]

Yeah, the level of trust elderly people feel they need to show is scary.

[@jonathanfornwalt4919]

He didn't "mess up" he knowingly committed check fraud, messing up is more like missing a turn or forgetting to scan something at the bottom of your carriage. Check fraud requires planning and intent, it's not an oopsie. He belongs in prison.

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

He messed up on purpose.

[@EvansMustang]

Hearing the old man say prosecute made my day.

[@tabernaclejones6115]

That’s weird. Why did it make your day? Did he steal from you ? Why do you weirdos like watching people you have no ties to get arrested when it make no difference to you??

[@marek6853]

Bootlicker

[@fortunegoincrazy8341]

@@tabernaclejones6115 Why do u get on your knees to criminals and let them do as they please? Dork.

[@Sosafrmda904]

@@tabernaclejones6115right lol weird people

[@Zappyisyopappy]

@@tabernaclejones6115because scammers like him never get the consequences they deserve? Maybe don’t read too deep into comments weird ahh

[@Geema2004]

Good! At the end, he was no longer smirking!

[@yaboyjo3424]

Never talk to police without Lawyer

[@gibbythebeast6782]

@StuMarstondoesn’t matter they don’t have you by anything get a good lawyer 😂😂 you can get off murder with a good lawyer ask oj

[@kdeb92968]

@StuMarston good lawyers and money play a role in getting away with anything lol

[@kdeb92968]

@StuMarston what did he do ?

[@Wildman-zh8lg]

Ok

[@gund89123]

@@gibbythebeast6782 Not everyone has money like OJ.

[@PalmBeachFlorida24]

This should be a Federal Crime with a minimum of 10 years. These crooks run all over Palm Beach County.

[@VinceP1974]

Why do you hate the 10th Amendment?

[@berniecolling3697]

So far this young man does not have a bright future ahead of him. 😳

[@PalmBeachFlorida24]

@@VinceP1974 You introduced Hate into this conversation.

[@VinceP1974]

@@PalmBeachFlorida24 Sue me.

[@RIfMlLVrdhpPYbHCcTqjnEFGgNyKku]

Not for economic crimes

[@DonnieBowerman]

Happy to report that after doing some digging, Jose Adriams Pensada-Diaz pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced in the York county/Poquoson Circuit court of VA to 5 years in prison along with 5 years probation after that.

[@kathleencooney1518]

Thank you. That was my biggest question

[@Milk-rn5uq]

@@kathleencooney1518mine was is he a legal citizen

[@jfuentes9188]

​@@Milk-rn5uqare we going to act like citizens aren't robbing other citizens? A thief is a thief PERIOD. All should face repercussions

[@ZarkowsWorld]

Are they sending their best?

[@DonnieBowerman]

@@ZarkowsWorld they’re sending them all

[@jenniferthacker4231]

He makes me physically ill! 🤢🤮 I hope he goes to jail for a very very long time! 🤬🤬🤬

[@sharonlevy7733]

Not with democrats in office

[@Make-Asylums-Great-Again]

He has been released as of yesterday.

[@joemamr710]

No, he is still serving in prison in Virginia as we speak.

[@YearsOVDecay1]

"Why's there no name on it?" That officer has never heard of pre paid cards before?

[@pinkchaos.]

The most obvious, worst liar I’ve seen in a while 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@bretfisher7286]

These are carefully planned according to a formula-- almost a type of organized crime. The transportation is always missing during the crime. No one knows anyone's name or relationship in terms of how the perpetrator arrived. And so on. There are stong overtones of the psychopath with this young man, and many who are associated with criminal gangs doing these kinds of crime professionally.

[@howlinwulf]

Yeah they run these scams on people. Usually you can identify them by the Shiney badge P0lice or Sheriff written somewhere on the costume. Main people in society now who are perps.

[@iPeeOnBabies]

You managed to say little with so much. Any other enlightening points you are dying to make?

[@deborahmiller1214]

Very Sopranos. This kid is involved in a dangerous game.

[@82392]

And we have just let in a tidalwave of these same type people into this country…like we didn’t have enough crooks here already.

[@bretfisher7286]

@@iPeeOnBabies No, I'm quite satisfied, and thank you. You're so pleasant!

[@just-a-cupcake]

The bank lady didn't think she needed to bring the fraudulent check to the police? Has she been working in a bank long? LOL

[@ihatespam2807]

Long enough to be a manager

[@kyleyoung61]

Fake checks still get cashed by thr bank from insurance still bears a signauter that's why

[@tanthony298]

Ridiculous

[@grimblegromblethegnome]

Haha yeah like I don't wanna be too mean, I can be an airhead at times, but like how tf u not think to being the check 😂

[@rea8755]

Inside job... Allegedly

[@s1wjlm483]

Cop: “what are you doing here?” Thief: “Me? Nothing. Just hangin around”

[@XoXoG]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@derekderek2570]

Underrated comment

[@723kiro]

Beetle juice!!!!!

[@RobertL.Pappas-zl5pf]

🤣🤣

[@timetraveler_0]

Having a good time.

[@emmalemonade4550]

The woman from the other branch, does she think she is there for a tea party???? "I didn't know you needed the check HE USED TO DEFRAUD US?" Just a LITTLE common sense. A smidge.

[@lisabrown8159]

Really Karen 😂

[@asha4644]

That’s what I thought. She even seemed like surprised “I thought you just needed me.” 😮

[@kimj1741]

I know, right? I was like what?!? You came all the way over there and didn’t bring the check?!? The EVIDENCE?!?

[@karenkollects9277]

She should not be working in a bank

[@piva1358]

What is the opposite of proactive??? That lady

[@AwokenEntertainment]

it's crazy to me how he is so confident while incriminating himself the whole time..

[@trusttheprocess5618]

He has felony warrants for fraud but still decided to go into a couple more banks knowing they’re looking for him🤦🏽 at that point go work in the fields and move on past that criminal mindset.

[@kingleoxvii2463]

Just say yes you are pressing charges.

[@KaylaRants]

Right. She’s insufferable

[@youmadhuh6375]

Right?!..she really irritated me

[@gabbied8083]

Do you even know what goes into pressing charges?

[@kingleoxvii2463]

@gabbied8083 yes I do.

[@NG-cf7zh]

If she doesn’t want to take time out of her day to do extra stuff unrelated to getting her money back, that’s her prerogative, she doesn’t owe the cops or courts her time, she doesn’t work for them

[@josevelasco3245]

The first cop didn’t realize he may have allowed him to text the driver as he sat down.

[@bjornzek]

True, but I’m not sure the cop even had the legal authority to not let him use his own phone at the time

[@josevelasco3245]

@@bjornzek he was detained for an investigation so yes he could have told him to put it down and is neither allowed to just leave.

[@horacioramos3917]

​@@josevelasco3245 correct but he did tell him to sit the phone down. I was closely watching lol 👀

[@richarddukard8989]

Also, amazing that even though they continuously tell him he’s “full of sh**”, tell him they know what he did, tell him he’s lying, continuously disrespect him, he doesn’t just shut the heck up and ask for a lawyer

[@josevelasco3245]

@@horacioramos3917 well yeah but he allowed him to use it on his way to the chair. Should have been 2 officers….his attention was also to the teller. So too late he used his phone.

[@gailcaldwell1512]

It’s such an astonishment that all of the people caught in these scams like this, were always just “dropped off” by friend, of which they never know their name. Or at least they never know their last name, and they never know where they live or how to contact them. HMMNN…can you say BULL SH$&?

[@ExploringTheWestCoast]

Kid followed instructions perfectly. If you get caught, don't say the name of a single person. He left the detective with nothing, no ladder to climb to bring down the real players. He was clearly a pawn in a rather large criminal syndicate, that knows his job.

[@mcjesus6524]

Got 5 years in prison and 5 years probation for following instructions perfectly. I’m sure they’ll pay him back for those troubles lol.

[@jiggnorth3593]

Criminal syndicate? 😂

[@ExtraOni]

​@jiggnorth3593 you'd be unpleasantly surprised. A lot of common cons are organized now, and surve as the bottom line to several large criminal syndicates. There's a really good documentary on how all the most common Nigerian dating scams all lead back to the same international crime group too. It brings in good money

[@HarringJess]

Very true, however, unless they have burner phones, that they paid cash at different locations, in which the video footage can't be pulled, the phone records will be searched and attempt to identify the people he communicates with Same goes with any emails associated with his phone

[@ExploringTheWestCoast]

@@jiggnorth3593 What is the meaning of criminal syndicate? A crime syndicate is another word to describe groups of people who joined together to commit illegal acts for profit. The word 'syndicate' itself just means a group of people but when combined with the word 'crime', we know that a crime syndicate is a group or affiliation of people who commit illegal activities.

[@that1electrician]

"I know enough to know you're lying" "Well, that's just like your... opinion man"

[@Jeremycortezz666]

I was thinking the same thing

[@omerta____]

Me too, but the cadence is more like “well, that’s just like…your opinion man.” 😂

[@parkerlowery300]

Nobody is catching this reference lol

[@patrick.bateman_VP]

The Dude… 😂

[@that1electrician]

@@parkerlowery300 buncha Gen Z youngins up in dis bish

[@jdelaney9325]

Desperate for money but has $800 in his pocket?

[@simonkevnorris]

I'm willing to bet that it's not his money.

[@lorrainemiller688]

It's just shy of half the take of earlier in the day. I think there were two guys and a cut for a third person with a car to drive them all over kingdom come.

[@janjr165]

@@lorrainemiller688: Exactly. 🎯

[@ijustdidahugeshit]

​@@janjr165I was at your house today and I will be back tomorrow

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

800 dollars is very little in the United States. Maybe in Mexico, it might be worth a lot, but not in the us.

[@Scodel]

His smirk just makes my blood boil

[@skinni_the_P00hBear]

His behavior is icky😒

[@largeautomobile]

He has a very punchable face. When he called the female cop my dear 🤢🤢🤢

[@William47345]

so is your profile picture. makes me want to gag my brains out

[@iPeeOnBabies]

Well yes, he is a male. They are not known for their chivalry and ability to treat women with respect, and human decency. LOL.

[@thelunchlady8276]

Like a roach on your toothbrush!

[@cruisinguy6024]

I’m only 4 minutes in and his attitude is disgusting. He’s so smug for someone about to be thrown in jail

[@JPCollier]

There are many rings in Florida doing this every day. One group cashed two separate checks at two different banks wiping her out...over $10,000. The first bank failed to notify the 2nd bank. Fortunately, all her money was returned immediately. She then switched banks.

[@James_Edward59]

It always gets returned if it isn’t their fault so not exactly wiping her out

[@KrazyKrzysztof]

Why switch banks if they returned the money? What is the logic of this. The bank creates a new account for you and new website login when you get robbed.

[@JPCollier]

@@KrazyKrzysztof She just did. She does not trust her original bank now.

[@JPCollier]

@@James_Edward59 I should have said immediately upon discovery and investigation. My friend was having trouble using her card for a couple of days, and when she went online to check her account, she saw that she only had $14 and she needed to pay bills.

[@joemamr710]

She needs to blame whatever site or company leaked/sold her info, not the bank that gave her the money back out of their own pockets.

[@sandrafryer4425]

Should get at least 5 years in prison

[@cameroneagle4370]

At least

[@nanapam6376]

And they need to take his money. No way that $800 was legally earned if he’s riding around all day committing thefts. You can’t tell me he isn’t divvying it up the second he got in the car.

[@MastersReMASTER]

​@@nanapam6376 Do you live in America? ​If there is evidence that the money was stolen and is related to this crime, then the authorities have the right to seize it. Otherwise, they cannot simply 'take' every penny of your money because you committed the crime. Your point is akin to a bank taking your house because they think you cannot afford it after your credit score has dropped a few points from the original score for which they approved your loan.

[@yogimels]

+ hard labor 16hr days on incline mountain.

[@jessicaburdell7779]

Here in Jersey, for the amount he stole, the minimum is three to five years. If it were 75,000 or over, his ass would've gotten a full 10.

[@bennyshakur97]

Just get a job kid stop tryna keep up with the Jones'

[@tedbell4416]

Can you cash this check I got from publishers clearing house?

[@STAYWOKE000]

​@tedbell4416 it was a fake check

[@keeper6458]

​@@STAYWOKE000That's their point

[@JessicaJones-np8pj]

People with Jobs Scam

[@MarCoReacts]

Said the same thing 30 seconds back 😂

[@D_M121]

They always immediately start texting when the cops pull up. I guess to let the other people know they are caught.

[@bongscott3738]

The entitlement from THESE PEOPLE is astounding .

[@joellaplant5837]

Agreed. And its getting worse.

[@virg0_lem0nade]

Well there was only one perpetrator in this video, looks like "Bong Scott" needs to stop hitting the bong so much 😂😂😂

[@bongscott3738]

@@virg0_lem0nadeI can't help it if my comment went right over your head.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

They aren’t sending their best.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@virg0_lem0nade We see your channel. It’s of no surprise that _YOU_ are defensive about the TRUTH the OP stated. My state of California is ruined now, and we know exactly why. The cause of it looks just like Jose in this video/you.

[@superstarjay2371]

This guy has never faced consequences in his life!! His arrogance is nasty work!!

[@caamronreasonover]

Nothing made me happier than hearing the old guy on the phone saying he wanted to prosecute, somebody get that man a beer

[@AyyoFishyy562]

Dude send that text message as soon as he sat down. “Help, they caught me” 😆

[@jimmyneck2854]

Yeah they should get a warrant for his phone

[@ChrisWolfe31]

They replied "ok, sit tight, we'll be back in a min" **delete and blocks number* 😂

[@projectj3494]

@Wheeler63he’s a bigger fish than you give him credit for. Not a coincidence he’s wanted in another state for the same thing..

[@k9er233]

@@jimmyneck2854 Instrumentality of the crime.

[@PauIieWalnuts]

H"alp de po po kesh mee. What i gon do?"

[@majafarkhani87]

He was about to cry when he found out he gets to stay in jail , until Virginia comes to get him.

[@xNYCMarc]

IF they come and get him. For "little crimes" like this, often they don't spend the money to go get someone out of state. He would be released after 14 days if Virginia doesn't come for him.

[@Nowthats]

Man that county makes everyone swear and raise hands before they even say hello!

[@Spotlightshaee]

I know he was texting them people saying dude the cops are here 😂😂

[@jimmyneck2854]

Cop should have dragged grabbed his phone right away

[@joemamr710]

Can’t unless he’s under arrest, and they didn’t have enough info to arrest him yet. For all they knew a bank employee was making it up and had a personal grudge, within those first 5 seconds.

[@Murrica2024]

Perp: “you’re disrespecting me right now” 😂

[@jamesnoble3502]

Cops: Oops! We're sorry. You are free to go.

[@cheesedoodle2327]

They were roasting him for no reason. He was cooperating. Their job is to prosecute him for a crime not roast him.

[@jasonmurdock6495]

​@cheesedoodle2327 no they actually don't prosecute, learn something for once

[@cheesedoodle2327]

@@jasonmurdock6495 you know exactly what I meant bully

[@joshuaward692]

Deflecting tactic. If you watch more police interactions it is very common for a certain demographic

[@beezlebub3955]

“My dear” 🤮 MAX CRINGE

[@katharineharrison9091]

So misogynistic. Gross.

[@Indiasmission]

To the MAX‼️💯💯💯💯💯💯🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@blakeveracruz122]

It’s a translation situation, it’s not meant to be sexist

[@GreatMindsSeekTruth]

@@katharineharrison9091misogynistic? Are you the type that needs to throw that word around, in order to justify some agenda? The word has expanded to such an extreme, that it’s become the response to anything a feminist feels bad or emotional about…but can’t articulate it in an adult-like manner. That word is alone is cringe now.

[@katharineharrison9091]

@greatmindsseektruth as per my women’s studies class at university, is a sexism that originated in the 17th century, and can be bold or mild. The goal is to reduce women to be lesser than men. A 23 year old male calling a grown professional woman and police officer ‘dear’ is indeed misogynistic. Facts

[@johnmeadows5645]

He looks at the door and thinks to himself, if i can just get two steps ahead of that cop i can be in the clear.