Money allegedly missing after Canadian Co. traffic stop

[@occif2023]

Maybe the cops should leave peoples money alone and they wouldn't be accused of stealing it. Its none of their business.

[@michaelmaltese939]

They don't give a shit what you accuse them of they'll just turn it around and call you a suspect a criminal a felon or any other number of names and then put it out in a press briefing and put you on blast and lie about you fucking pigs

[@kenlompart9905]

And maybe the guy they stole it from should learn what a certified check or a money transfer is.

[@Cree_Money]

​@@kenlompart9905 Using a bank is not mandated by law. Kick rocks.

[@kenlompart9905]

@@Cree_Money Who said it is?

[@kenlompart9905]

@yourDADDY I didn't say it's illegal and I certainly didn't say the cops should steal money.

[@monty_wolfkitty]

Civil asset forfeiture, qualified immunity. These things need to go!

[@fabiusmaximus1048]

Republicans want it in every state

[@jasongrooming36]

@@fabiusmaximus1048 doubt it. Keep voting democrat. Loser homeless and crime for all right?

[@chud312]

Andy ramirez carrying a gun is are right especially if your a non violet or felon. So I don't understand what your trying to say.

[@plaguedoctor2112]

@Andy Ramirez youre so dull omf lmao

[@MP-ef6mc]

Fabius Maximus, you don’t know what your talking about. 🤦‍♂️

[@ryanking4428]

The officers who pulled him over, need to be arrested. Not just forced to resign, or fired.

[@treeamigo8447]

That's right. If it was you or I, they wouldn't hesitate to put cuffs on us

[@ELZI_the_Light]

the world will end the day all cops that commited crimes go to jail....

[@wakkosick6525]

but they won't be. right or wrong. doesn't matter. they will not be arrested.

[@bikkiikun]

Not just him. Every single officer, including the sheriff should be arrested on charges of grand larceny, unlawful imprisonment, assault and conspiracy.

[@spunn_co]

Did he have a receipt that's what the cops always told me when they stole my money do you got a receipt if you aint got a receipt we didn't take anything oh no one cares because I'm white

[@billbrasky8860]

If ever asked by cops if you have cash… always say no and refuse to let them search your vehicle They are not cops they are road pirates. Civil forfeiture must end

[@davidmcmillen7213]

If you want justice in this world, you have no choice but to take it.

[@treeamigo8447]

And police forces across the the country wonder why the community doesn't support them like they used to. This is not an isolated event

[@Biggeevil08]

My situation is minuscule compared to this story but, your statement is %100 true. I was arrested in 2019 on misdemeanor and minor traffic charges and a La. State Police officer removed $1,263 from my pocket. By the time I got to the jail, I was given a property sheet saying I only had $403 in my pocket. When I confronted the trooper, he vehemently denied it until the point I gave up asking bc it was of no use because I had no proof. That’s when it hit me... He purposely brought me to the rear of the vehicle so that the dashcam would not see him in action red handed. I could tell that this was a normal occurrence with these guys because of the way he did it so smooth. If it weren’t for his theft, I could’ve paid my own bail and been released the following day. But behold, the $403 he left me with was not enough to pay my bail and that I think, is the sole reason for him confiscating my money... So I wouldn’t be able to post bail the same day and would now have no choice but to contact family to have bail posted on my behalf.

[@Biggeevil08]

To make a long story short, FUKK ALL LOUISIANA STATE TROOPERS ! I truly hope his house burn down to the ground with his kids inside !

[@YandelStedufus]

with his kids????

[@Aboveall1313]

Hell it happens all time all over the country!

[@Aboveall1313]

@@Biggeevil08 That woman Karma going get them soonnn!!!!

[@SuperToughnut]

Never carry large amounts of cash with you. That being said, there is no proof they were doing anything illegal. What the cops did, by seizing their money should be illegal.

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

It's called "civil asset forfeiture." It's why you have to take your shoes off at the airport. They say they're looking for shoe bombs, that's a lie. They're looking for hidden money they can steal

[@ruwithlee1970]

Always get a Cashier's Check! Never trust anyone else!

[@SuperToughnut]

@@ruwithlee1970 especially Republicans

[@jamiegrowthanddevelopment9664]

@@SuperToughnut ok sleepy

[@Lions7.62mm]

Lookup civil forfeiture. It's BS.

[@prodextron]

Sheriff West not responding should be seen as admission of guilt by his agency. If it works like that against us pesky citizens, it should work like that for a corrupt elected official

[@j.g.mcbell9494]

It doesn’t actually work like that for citizens, even when the cops try to intimidate you into believing that. You have the right to remain silent. So does he. And I promote you wouldn’t want it any other way.

[@prodextron]

@@j.g.mcbell9494 As much as I wish they would be more transparent, you are correct that it does work both ways.

[@jimmygrant424]

@@prodextron maybe so but FTP (and their whore mothers) all day and every day!!!!!

[@paddington1670]

no they gave up purely citizen rights when they take the job to protect society. We hold them to a higher regard, and thus the penalty should reflect that, and there is no reason for remaining silent. As much as it isnt an admission, it is a red flag that their situation isnt under control.

[@maxsdad538]

The Fifth Amendment law against self incrimination applies to EVERYONE, Poindexter... INCLUDING law enforcement and (sadly) politicians. YOU must be a liberal.

[@Nontactical1014]

The Silence from the police department is deafening

[@Cucumberflavoredmustard]

Never consent to searches. Be cordial with cops, but politely decline to answer their questions. They aren't just making small talk.

[@IrenaEzeala]

GET A ATTORNEY FROM ANOTHER STATE, CAUSE ALL OF THEM , INCLUDING THE JUDGE ARE ALL IN IT TOGETHER, THAT WHAT MY FAMILY DID.....

[@TheMrlucky510]

Where did this happened to you?

[@accidentkilla1265]

Tell me where the money is right now. I will return it to the authorities for them. I won't even charge anything.

[@itstherealkraven]

this is a good idea actually. all the lawyers in my city won’t help me go against the officers in my situation

[@carlavransom]

Yep

[@carlavransom]

Canadian county jail is in Elreno oklahoma

[@mixz9929]

Yea so what happens now nothing they not only need all of their money given back but the deputy needs to be charged

[@darrylhood7564]

I miscounted....our bad

[@charlesyates6687]

But we all know they will never get a dime of it back .

[@marcussanchez4278]

Jesus saw him do it ! He should have kept his oath! Now he has to burn!

[@nickd3157]

Anyone who has been arrested with any amount of money can tell you they always steal some. If you dont have cash they will take your jewelry, or your phone. They are thieving worse than criminals.

[@grissom007]

Amen!!

[@khismet]

They ARE CRIMINALS! BLUE Thugs inFORCEment gang!😠

[@whitechocolatethunder3078]

Idk if u compare the number of criminals who steal and sometimes even kill, a couple of rotten cops doesn't seem so bad

[@abelflores1593]

They are an organized criminal organization

[@darkduude]

Cops always have the best dope too.

[@jr-ee9jk]

This is not uncommon in Oklahoma. We never hear these stories on the news. That deputy was contacted by somebody that knew this man was carrying this money. The deputy gets a per centage if the money isn't recovered. If the owner can prove it was not for buying dope, in court he gets his money back. Many can't afford courts & lawyers & the cops keep their money. It's crooked as hell but these county DA's that get two pay checks are crooked as hell. Oklahoma has too many of these DA's along with the Surber family poisoning our youth with their meth.

[@carolzachary9903]

Stephens & Jefferson Counties r notorious for corruption, “ dirty deeds done well”

[@carolzachary9903]

Probably not cheap

[@jeffreyschwarz3699]

Sounds like an inside job and doubts if the stop was legitimate.

[@asiaexpat62]

Money seizures in OKL are common and many never see their hard earned money again. The corruption is rampant in Oklahoma law enforcement, not just Canadian Co.

[@andytuesday500]

Probably every where in the world. Traveling with cash makes it easy for them.

[@punker4Real]

they always take the small amounts

[@jamesrandal5442]

U r not white and you have lots of money in Oklahoma..... MORON

[@michaelmaltese939]

They've been doing it for years too and especially after those little cube or square scanners came out now they steal people's money from their fucking credit cards and bank cards

[@punker4Real]

@@michaelmaltese939 that is why you don't hand them your wallet

[@graylingedwards6108]

If someone gets stopped with a lot of cash some cops automatically take the money because according to them only drug dealers carry that much money. In some cases it disappears without a trace. Some counties in Tennessee and Kentucky are getting notorious for it.

[@TheRetirednavy92]

Coat the bills with Ricin. Hilarity ensues

[@shkim103]

So these are other crimes police do, lol. Going back to safe China.

[@PJMontoya]

If the first question the police ask is if there’s any money in the vehicle, it’s because their credit card payment, car loan and mortgage are due soon and someone has to pay it

[@cornpop9262]

My dad got pulled over with 50g in a brief case (he owns a car lot and was going to an auction) and he had to go to court to get his money back. They knew he had the money when they pulled him over.

[@TheOnlyPink]

These cops are stealing cars too and it was getting reported on the news but it was wiped from the internet and news. 8 cops just got busted in new york for a car theft ring. Theyre stealing cars and reselling them.

[@jerrycrone3813]

They have the badge and guns so they do as they want

[@10.thbone42]

Until It happens to them. 👹🐷👺👱‍♂️

[@girl123boy456]

They the reason Guns and badges are less and less respected. It’s why many Places see no use for them as Civil Servants. They’re acting like a private Gang. And even tho these guys they took for the 10k maybe from out of town. Such behavior could put a Target on the entire town. Hope they get their money back. They don’t want that CCP 🇨🇳 smoke in they backyard over 10K.

[@jackdorseysdisappointedfather]

That's why god invented freedom seeds for those brave enough to get robbed by any means necessary.😎👍🇺🇸

[@joespappa]

THIS, is just one reason people fear police. ESPECIALLY in Oklahoma

[@johngalt97]

I don't think `fear´ is the appropriate word. Dread is closer, like when all the other family disappears and you're stuck with a three year old relative with a shitty diaper.

[@maggiemae7539]

This has happened before in eufaula Oklahoma. The sheriff and a deputy went to prison

[@toplarry]

@@maggiemae7539 I remember that story it took 3 years to convict. A new twist on a speed trap. Small town in Texas population 2,000 people. $3,000,000 million dollar police station. 😆

[@kathleenbarrow3373]

@@johngalt97 family disappears?

[@williamlackey123]

As a mortgage broker, we have procedures in place to ensure the money is “clean” What he did was THEFT!

[@maxsdad538]

You're an idiot. YOUR '"so called" procedures have ZERO bearing UNTIL the money is placed in an escrow account.

[@paulmarley6384]

No Thanks, Your Escrow Acct. Causes issues with the IRS.

[@snylys]

This is why body cams should be compulsory for all public servants, especially for the po-po !

[@johngalt97]

Absolutely. The function of policing is important enough, that to monitor and record from three angles is just a minimum. Before modern technology, we had to simply trust police and many other government employees. Its time for most government jobs to be openly and easily scrutinized by anyone.

[@snylys]

@@johngalt97 With all that goes on in to today's world it is sadly needed, so that these fools that make the rest look bad get weeded out. You sadly get to see 1 out of a 1000 good videos, because bad news is more fun to watch than good news!! Like always millions of good deeds get overlooked for that 1 retarded action!

[@actone2659]

I bet somehow the missing money is found after it was "misplaced"

[@kateallen7675]

nope, it will be a matter of "you gunna believe him or me & my badge??"

[@liberalinoklahoma1888]

Yeah , misplaced in his wallet .

[@jaykemm3472]

If the real law steps up and starts talking about lie detector tests and prosecution. I believe it'll be found.

[@garyburchett9060]

Jay Kemm what everybody fails to realize is they are going to have to pay an attorney to get their legal property back.

[@defianceforhumanity]

@@garyburchett9060 EXACTLY.

[@electropanel1211]

I hope those corrupt officials get caught and jailed for this theft which was supposed to be secured at the highest level being that law enforcement had the money, but it was stolen.

[@darrylhood7564]

I just miscounted......my bad

[@TheRetirednavy92]

I hope they all die.

[@cathleenmckay389]

@@TheRetirednavy92 I don't make a habit of wishing harm on others, but these kind of police should be considered terrorists and treated as such. Right between the eyeballs.

[@tasteslikeawesome]

It’s completely legal. Guilty till proven innocent. It’s impossible to prove. It’s like trying to prove Heaven is real. It’s insanity.

[@hezekiawhite8207]

Cut their hands off for punishment.

[@normbograham3]

I'm 310% sure, the police took your money, and some when into his pocket.

[@oldskooldriver9379]

This reminds me to NOT do business in Oklahoma, especially real estate deals or cash deals. I'll drive around the state next time I'm going cross country. This is the definition of the worst kind of corruption when law enforcement brazenly violates the law using the power of their position.

[@ilynpayne7491]

This kind of looks like a setup, how did the cops know to stop the particular car which had money inside

[@elixtido1448]

That's the way it sounded

[@Honeybatger]

I'm pretty sure it's all planned out

[@francisgoldstien6153]

Well when you withdraw more than 10.000$ The bank is required to report it. If you make several withdrawals To avoid being reported, This is also a crime. It's referred to as "structuring"

[@anonymousflyonthewall4732]

Probably a fake land sale scheme that says cash only. Perps arrange a sale date and find out what the victims will be/are driving and have the cops stop them.

[@cadebritt8001]

U.S. plates.

[@whatshappeningalbuquerque]

The sheriff’s will get away with this. It’s the good old boys club.

[@CoutureThug]

They need to start by getting a lawyer from a different state because it's the good ol boys club in that state from judges to lawyers they are not for the people

[@ggkastro7692]

So sad and pathetic how THIEVES now hide behind a BADGE... What do officers NOT DO these days🤷🏼‍♀️

[@AuntAlnico4]

Killing innocent people on camera ? No...

[@CloneDaddy]

Protect & Serve.

[@MrDiveDave]

Why is it such a reach to believe the people that torture senior citizens and children with tasers would steal?

[@onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475]

"Not criminals, the police". Yeah, there's too often no difference.

[@droppedboez4270]

Police is worse and better organized than criminal

[@johnniewasr5740]

They are Criminals in Costumes

[@jimmygrant424]

Police are backed by the gubbermint who prints their own money which WE pay for so they are far worse than criminals!!!!!

[@king.fish.slayer]

Sounds like a inside job if they kept asking if you have money

[@wilhoroshak6253]

It seems like this land deal was a racist set up in Oklahoma. Cops got ties to the community.

[@sesshokitten]

No, police departments that allow seizures are incentivized to search out of state drivers for money because they usually carry cash and bc they live elsewhere they have a harder time fighting to get the money back

[@king.fish.slayer]

@@sesshokitten yeah its harder time fighting to get the money back I know that BUT this situation has set up vibes right from the get go with getting pulled over just for a rental car first off and he answered the officer in a way that is normal (of course I have cash) he doesn't carry cash? But then the officer keeps going at it. What your saying is that police officers will watch for rental cars or out of state cars, pull them over and ask about money like it's illegal? That's just my thinking, I had too much situations where things don't add up.

[@temujinkhan6326]

The sheriff thought they can get away with it because they are Asians and speaks with accents.

[@motownXJdad9565]

crooks with badges

[@toplarry]

@@motownXJdad9565 Happens every day in third world countries.

[@maosama3695]

@@toplarry yeah like America.

[@Tony-gu2ft]

This happens way too much pretty much everywhere. I don't travel with cash, I barely have cash on me to go to the store. Word of advice is take a cashier's check from your bank. It may take a few days to clear but at least you still have your money. They can't take something that's addressed to another company. It's really a shame, it's the world's most well known secret.

[@rockarollawmn]

Hey, thanks Tony! Good advice.

[@billycarrier6132]

I'm not saying that the money is not gone. Or that the sheriff's department did not take it. What I need educated on is how many Asian farmers are there that have that kind of money. China just seems to be buying up a lot UNITED STATES farm land.

[@Senor_spielbergo]

Thats pretty ignorant of you to say. Just cause he has an accent doesn’t mean he may not be a naturalized citizen. White people are not the only ones that farmed the land in America. Every region in the US has been worked by many different ethnic migrant groups since its founding. I do agree that foreign corporations should not be allowed to freely buy up all the land they can, but we do live in a free market capitalist society.

[@billycarrier6132]

@@Senor_spielbergo that is why I said that I needed to be educated as not to be ignorant by seeking and attaining knowledge. But thanks. You have a blessed day.

[@milothegreatful]

They are from Vietnam dumbass, you can tell by the name.

[@gregcooks9]

Please follow up on this story and hold this Thug accountable. There is nothing worse than a crook that hides behind a badge

[@eddiewallace3362]

Legal MAFIA in the purest form.

[@MissingPersonsMysteries]

So not only does the Sheriff department look suspicious in Thomas Browns Death - but them stealing money from people really doesn't look good. How many other people have been stolen from? How many other people have they killed?

[@davidwild102]

I´m From Portugal and I hate canadians

[@Hayday.1979]

@@davidwild102 these were American police. It’s Canadian county, Oklahoma. Confusing, I know. 😉

[@MissingPersonsMysteries]

@@Hayday.1979 oh I thought this was in Texas!

[@Hayday.1979]

@@MissingPersonsMysteries I don’t think so, I *think* it said Oklahoma? But I could def be wrong!

[@hummingbird275]

@@Hayday.1979 Canadian County, Oklahoma, according to the story.

[@jd-ku3iw]

He knows the laws. But the dirty cop's play a game

[@jarnosaarinen4583]

These Criminal Deputies must be stripped of any chance of working for any Government dept and Jailed for at least 10 years!

[@theleglesscarguy3579]

This happens more often than many people realize.

[@Ladyvisionary]

Yep, it happened to a co-worker….

[@lindapindabelinda3570]

I hope they have a good lawyer. Let’s start with the racial profiling.

[@salingstuff8085]

Oh come on he wasn't being racial profiling they're both caucasians literally nothing racist about it he got pulled over and got got for his money that's been happening for very long time

[@zmoore5555]

There was zero evidence of that. The problem was that anytime anyone is rolling with 150k, you're gonna draw that attention. Color of your skin would Not matter in that situation.

[@skygazer858]

@@zmoore5555 Are you saying the cops knew they had that much money before they pulled them over?

[@inalienablerights]

This is why good Americans do their civic duty to protect America, and remove these Domestic Terrorist in Blue from the streets by any means necessary.

[@janina8559]

Sounds like the Police knew they were traveling with a large amount of cash to buy the land. I bet they were in cahoots with the land owners as well!

[@theresebabel8241]

Sounds like profiling to me from the cops. Why would they keep asking if they had cash?

[@apextroll]

I always wondered where the term highway robbery came from.

[@M4jeff]

Earning the hate! They absolutely stole the cash! Not only sue but send these officers to prison.

[@uptownqtee40]

I believe the cop stole it too! If they had it strapped in 5000 bands, he snatched 2 bands out. It's not like the couple said it was an odd amount. If they took the money from the bank, they can show the withdrawal receipt with the amount.

[@joeldriver5356]

Don't EVER answer questions from police like that. This man's mistake was telling this cop he was carrying cash. Why would you do that? You don't answer questions and absolutely do not ever give a cop permission to search your car. Hell your best bet is to literally not say a word during a traffic stop. Just hand them your driver's license and registration/insurance and don't say a thing. Try it...it works.

[@MrSteelehead]

Meter maids for politicians, is what our cops turned into. They forget “who pays them to protect and SERVE”. No wonder, when they expire, that is called “KARMA”. It works! 0:22

[@wandamiller4473]

Why do they have to show up in court? What did they do so wrong? Never did find out why they pulled them over.

[@annehedonia156]

There's not one single mention in this clip of why he was pulled over in the first place. I've never in my entire life had a cop ask me "if I have cash". This is some B.S. here.

[@cornpop9262]

I was thinking the same thing

[@annehedonia156]

And that reply. "Of course I have cash." Wtf.

[@tvviewer4500]

You are clearly white.

[@mule9248]

I’ve been pulled over in Mississippi on the way back to Texas and one of the things they asked me was where was the big money I was taking back to Texas. So yeah it happens especially when you got out of state plates.

[@annehedonia156]

@@mule9248 What did you say when they asked you that?

[@006ahenry]

Police have been doing this. My friend and I were pulled over in NC, on the way to NJ. Officer told my friend his license was suspended. Then said he was going to jail or he could pay 250, right then, on the side of the highway. We were young/dumb. He gave him the 250. When we got to NJ, he had an officer that his family knew, run his info. His license was never suspended. We got robbed...

[@David-zo9oi]

How do you not know if your license is suspended or not? I would have laughed and said take me to jail then sue the shit out of them

[@MsCriticalthinker201]

@@David-zo9oi Sure you would. Not. You might beat the rap, but you don't beat the ride. Won't be a very nice ride either, considering a crooked cop will add a few punches or a tase, a charge of resisting arrest and a whatever else he can think of at the time.

[@David-zo9oi]

@@MsCriticalthinker201 A cop will only beat you if you’re an idiot and try to fight. If you did something wrong and got caught, why fight. Do the time and get out, well that’s what I did. And I’ve done that ride, multiple times and even extradition from a different state. It’s been 10 years though, luckily I got it all out when I was younger. So when I say I would tell them take me to jail, I say that because I have a lawyer on retainer.

[@elledubbed555]

@@David-zo9oi This is...patently false. Cops will beat on you for literally any reason that they can imagine.

[@jopan1363]

Lawyers, court system, judges, cops needs to be stopped! One big gang.

[@shanepowers7566]

Absolutely right

[@willyfromthehillies]

The fact the very police agency that seizes the money gets to personally keep the money is such and unbelievably horrid conflict of interest that it should be abolished immediately. It's impossible for police to not be tempted to seize money they have no business seizing. This should be on every single American's radar. This has got to stop.

[@shantemoore5950]

Awwwwww, he sounds so sincere ❤💯

[@thompson427]

The search continues for the elusive one good one.

[@MrSterling314]

There is plenty of good cops out there, but there are also plenty of bad ones. You are only ever going to hear about bad ones and bad things on the news. They rarely mention good things because that's the way cops are supposed to be, so they never talk about it. If you only seek out negativity, you will only find negativity. That's not to say that there aren't bad cops, and this one should be looked into without a doubt. And I hope that man gets his money back and that the officer is fired and tried if it is indeed found to be true.

[@thompson427]

@@MrSterling314 i agree.

[@babyteano1977]

Somebody tipped the sheriff that there's huge money coming to purchase a land.

[@user-lx9jm1wo3h]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@grissom007]

I was thinking high tech camera's that act like a type of x-ray. Nothing is impossible.

[@tbishop4961]

Our deputies don't have anything like that. They're profiling i40 traffic because large amounts of weed are leaving the state

[@annehedonia156]

Why was he pulled over? They don't even say why in this entire video! 🤔 I'm calling B.S. on this whole story.

[@tbishop4961]

@@annehedonia156 I told you why. He was profiled as a Marijuana trafficker.

[@ronhart8857]

Dirty cops everywhere, who can you really trust! Hope they get there money back from the law.

[@tjheinlein7379]

Never let the police search your car always ask for a warrant. Never give up your rights.

[@CAPTIVEPULSEMAKER]

Follow up on this please. Don’t let them get away with it.

[@pickingwilddaisies945]

You should never travel with that much cash. That’s why I travel or cashiers checks are a thing.

[@tomarasmith4459]

Naw I would have showed my ass and dared them to touch it

[@khismet]

Anyone surprised?? I'm honestly asking, given the state of relations between LAW ENFORCEMENT officers and the Citizens of this nation. Corruption at the very top and wickedness run amok!

[@6amario]

The whole department must be part of it

[@paullake1114]

What's the Problem? Law Enforcement took a 7% Cash, 'Finders Fee'

[@traplove9610]

Money seizures in OKL are common and many never see their hard earned money again. The corruption is rampant in Oklahoma law enforcement, not just Canadian Co. 193 Reply

[@raybod1775]

FBI needs to get involved and set a sting to put these corrupt police in jail.

[@itstherealkraven]

the FBI is just as bad. trust me

[@raybod1775]

@@itstherealkraven No, too much oversight in the Federal agencies. Not that it doesn’t happen, but almost every crooked agent eventually gets caught. I used to work for a different Federal agency and have seen many people lose their jobs over the years as well as see beneficiaries who ripped off our agency get caught.

[@kingdavid9252]

Lol this is in Canada not USA

[@raybod1775]

@@kingdavid9252 Oops

[@rogue1267]

@@kingdavid9252 Canadian County, Oklahoma. Try again…

[@TheBasscomander]

in detroit they take your drugs, money and guns and just leave

[@princetyler9886]

That's done to put the person in a position where they can be murdered if they owe money to anyone for the drugs and if it does turn out that way it's now being called a mass shooting and that gives the mayor, governor and senator leverage to ask for more money to fight gun violence but the funds never make it to where it's needed!

[@annehedonia156]

@@princetyler9886 That wouldn't surprise me at all.

[@TheBasscomander]

well, if they take your drugs youre not gonna call the cops and report it lmmfao

[@vietcongbuondanbannuocphan1791]

There was no drug or gun and the crook refused to provide the receipt.

[@annehedonia156]

@@princetyler9886 It's also used to give them "the excuse" they need to take/ban them.

[@truejustice2075]

Once again corruption at his finest by sticky fingers.

[@dianer8004]

Our friends from Cambodia saved their money for years and paid cash for their house. I believe this man. Those officers are not good ones.

[@hoosierplowboy5299]

Corruption abounds!!!

[@phillipkalaveras1725]

They were profiled and pulled over for their money and unfortunately, they will not get any of their money back.

[@GenghisKen]

That's backass Oklahoma for you. The most beautiful thing seen in Oklahoma is a sign that reads "Welcome to Texas"

[@voraciouschild9226]

Oklahoma is one of the places where this has been happening for many years.

[@shakey2634]

Another example of just why you don’t answer questions from cops.

[@casperdaghost7836]

Canadian co shady af. That jail has one of the murderers from Enid working there. If that's who they hire. Then that's the amount of compliance they have. Js

[@sw.roadrunner]

Crooks

[@frankochapman2347]

You always hear stories like this where they target foreigners they know that most of them travel with cash lots of it at that they know what they doing I'm looking for those out of state plates

[@SaraJean85]

They should sue the cops after if they can even get their funds back at all- this seizure tactic needs to be replaced or done aways with asap

[@scottbaxendale323]

Just because they were deputies doesn’t mean they are not thieves. Criminal cops are much worse than regular criminals.

[@larryniidji]

Inland pirates under color of law. This is far from a unique occurrence.

[@Brian.Martin]

Who pays a transaction like that in cash ?

[@ShainAndrews]

Doesn't matter.

[@vietcongbuondanbannuocphan1791]

" You like my land, I like your cash", " Deal ! "

[@andrewdaley3081]

I think the police new all about the land money transaction somone tipped them off. 🇬🇧👍

[@orson9880]

ARREST THE POLICE

[@KiKiabout]

The cops are all on the take... And the judges get paid too...

[@nightwaves3203]

Wouldn't doubt somebody in that police force knows the land seller and did this for stealing the money. Evidently $10,000 was already spent that they couldn't replace. Maybe the 10K was a kickback to the land owner allowing him to keep the land after paying bills.

[@davidmccoley6522]

If the money was withdrawn from the bank I would investigate the teller to possibly find a connection to the arresting officer. Or maybe my hunch is off and the officer has a super power of smelling corrupt money, but if that was the case why are the politicians still in office.

[@kaliss7192]

I've seen Training Day enough times to know what happened here.

[@slickstersf]

In my country 10,000$ could pay my rent for the entire year and get me enough food for 2 or 3 people for that entire year as well. That's a lot of money for someone to steal.

[@edhartgrove7552]

●● Shahin: Yeah. Not sure where you live. Now, if you lived in, let's say, New York City, that $10,000 MIGHT pay for 2-months rent of a VERY SMALL 1-bedroom "apartment". Then again, there are places in the world where $10,000 would be a couple years worth of money.

[@garyradtke3252]

I have been around several business dealings and can't imagine that kind of legitimate business transaction using cash. It's not 17 or 1800. It would be too easy to check their story and if legit, there would also be a bank transaction for it unless it was acquired through a cash business and never banked but that's a lot of unbanked cash. Could the Chinese be buying up more farm land and trying to stay under the radar?

[@hummingbird275]

VERY POSSIBLE, Chinese marijuana grow farms are quite common now.

[@mossyoakmom8880]

Yes, I don’t trust the foreigner. They always have a lot of cash. I wander if they paid taxes on it in the first place. He doesn’t need to be buying American land anyhow. This isn’t what our soldiers died for in battle to have our land be owned by people who aren’t Americans.

[@dmpi483]

If you buy used cars from private parties the transaction is normally done in cash.

[@ostrich67]

What are you, a cop? Wait until a crooked cop steals from you.

[@TheJoebarrett]

Thieves under the color of Authority

[@brianhall23]

Civil assest forfeitures have to stop. It should be illegal and yes they probably helped themselves to some of the money.

[@amistenson2535]

Wow! Looks like they need to send in the FBI to weed out the crooked cops.

[@1975brody]

They have the “authority” to charge off all your credit cards too...keep that in mind

[@treeamigo8447]

The burden of proof is supposed to be on the department. Its flat out illegal even though departments everywhere do this.

[@treeamigo8447]

@@twothreefour234 That's right, they represent themselves at our expense

[@normbograham3]

My son's girlfriend heard a knocking at the door, in New York. She kept sleeping because she works at night, sleeps during the day. But they opened the door, and came on the screened in porch, so, she jumped out of bed ready to defend the house. It was an Investigator on their porch, with their property in his hands. he was caught stealing it. yikes. Nothing happened.

[@whatsreal7506]

That is all wrong! Dishonest cops? You bet! It's prevalent and endemic of all law enforcement.

[@nickphantom9819]

That’s enough money to pay your bills for a whole year

[@louf8335]

Why carry that much money to buy a land? That's big mistake these guys did.

[@louf8335]

@@Senor_spielbergo well everyone is dishonest including especially when it comes to large amount of cash. Dont say your mr perfect now.

[@vanlepthien6768]

@@louf8335 If you didn't grow up somewhere with a banking system you trust, why would you suddenly start trusting the likes of Wells Fargo, Chase, or Bank of America?

[@Thunderbyrd.]

There is always two sides to every story.

[@billwilliams8584]

Exactly...It appears they were buying farm land in OK in order to start a marijuana crop. Here is what the District Attorney said: Canadian County Assistant District Attorney Eric Epplin would not comment on the pending litigation but did refer to the claimant’s public comments. “We’re confident that their information is not accurate,” he said. Epplin spoke generally about the state statute that allows for the seizure of any funds from activities violating the Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances Act. “An out-of-state person, for example, can’t come to Oklahoma and start their own marijuana farm,” Epplin said. “You have to be a resident of the state.” I don't agree their money should be taken, but this is how they are justifying taking it...it seems.

[@joelfromportland]

The FBI should investigate the deputy and the whole sheriff's office. Another reason to NEVER answer police questions. EVER.

[@jamesalexander7200]

who buys land with that much cash, and how do you have proof the cops took it?

[@scubaguy007]

I’m trying to understand why they were pulled over? And why were they searched? The whole thing stinks from both sides. Who carries $141,000 to make a land purchase? You have to have legal documentation signed to transfer land ownership. Yeah, there is something weird going on from both sides of this in my opinion. I do not doubt the cops stole part of the money, but I need proof there was $141,000 there in the first place. If $131,000 was inventoried someone had to sign for the property slip, if you noticed the amount of money was wrong why in the world would you sign the inventory slip? This story has more holes in it than a block of Swiss cheese.