The clerk that called the police filed a false police report. They should be charged accordingly. If a clerk at the hardware store done this they would go to jail.
@@definitelynotacop621 So when you call 911 ie the dispatcher and claim that there is an emegency when there is not one. You have filed a false police report. Have you not seen tv shows where kids call 911 and the cops threaten to arrest them for filing a false report?
You're cool. *sarcasm* you did something wrong, own up for it and pay your dues like a fucking adult. Paying in coins, especially loose coins, is a childish thing to dom grow the fuck up.
@@TheSmallzi27 says the douchebag that has some fake Ray vans, wtf did you put a filter on your picture bro. Your gay asf, An childish? Bro your gay ass gauges are childish. Your forever goin to have butthole ears unless you have a surgery, like why did you take a side pic to show off your gauges no one cares an your not edgy kid. An yea coin "loose change" is currency especially if those coins origins are from that country dipshit
@@konxion95 wtf you on about? Before what? What did the officers say? What did the kid say? The whole exchange starts at about 0:56... Cops: you an adult? Kid: no! Cops: let me see an ID Cops: get your hand out of your pockets....ect... What video did you watch?
Markus Rochin thats where you’re wrong legal tender is acceptable payment to settlement debts such as fines etc. The only time someone can refuse a certain denomination of currency for payment is when it’s a voluntary exchange such as gifts, in exchange for products and services etc.
Lawless -Law... Lunatic-Law-Logic. The whole world watches RUclips USA and keep demanding of US ambassadors what does "American Values" really mean??? What we see on the TV is over policing with a half dozen officers attacking a kid, and turning the "LAND OF THE FREE" into the "LAND OF FEAR" throwing the constitution under the bus. The FREE WORLD wants none of those Values. "POLICE-STATE" more focused on common citizens than common criminals, and public-sector-corruption.
I saw no assault on the Police men. They flat out lied about that. As far as the quarters go, by US law, you have to accept the quarters. It’s all legal tenter for ALL debts.
Unfortunately for your argument, the “assault” falls under lawful defense against excessive force. When an officer uses excessive force, a citizen is allowed by law to defend themselves.
This may the most ignorant thing I've ever heard in my life. Because in every police station, there is one guy who is some evil racist that EVERY other cop sees. This is ridiculous don't go around saying phrases from girls who claim they want "Equal rights" as they plumber men for simply being men.
Well, this and hundreds of other reasons. Take the Berkeley riots and Antifa as an example. That was more the city mayor and the police leadership but it still filters down to the rank-and-file. Police corruption is almost as bad as Government corruption but what can you do? they're both necessary evils if you don't want anarchy. No one wants the United States to turn into Venezuela. Or worse.
Nope, federal law stomps state laws. Legal tender is federal bill, which applies to all states and territories. The city can be fined or officials that refused can go to prison.
The people receiving the quarters were obviously extremely, as the children like to say, butt hurt. So when they called the police they said some very nasty alarming things and the police were ready to face a violent suspect. The people who called the police are to blame as well as the police who overreacted.
Plus every single charge should be dropped... I can’t believe they tacked on that assault charge over a little ass kick meanwhile they are all beating his ass. Hell I would have started kicking back much sooner.
Request a FOIA on the call to police and hear exactly what the caller told the dispatcher. I’m sure it wasn’t just “someone just paid their fine in quarters, please send us the police”.
The clerk called 911 because she claimed the kid "pushed" her, legally speaking that's assault and an arrestable offense. They tried to detain (NOT ARREST) the subject of a alleged crime while they did an INVESTIGATION. They probably would have got his ID and detained him, got a statement from all parties involved (Him, his mom, the alleged victims, and any witnesses) They would have reviewed security cameras and used all the statements from all parties and witnesses and any other evidence for or against the boy and determined if he committed the alleged crime. If they had reasonable suspicion that he had, he would have been arrested and the court would have settled it. I'm not saying he did assault any of the clerks because I wasn't there, the cops weren't there, and you weren't there, but that's why they wanted to detain him and get his information, to determine if he had committed a crime he was accused of. He wasn't illegally arrested. At first he was just being detained so he didn't run off while they were conducting their investigation. After he resisted it became a LEGAL arrest, kicked the police just added to the officers case against the teen. In short, legal arrest, officers didn't break any procedure, protocol, or law. The teen committed several crimes on camera and an addition alleged crime off camera (Which I wouldn't doubt he assaulted the clerks after seeing how he reacted to the police)
I'm soooo sick of hearing about fearing for there safety , I'm pretty sure most people with an iq above 4th grade could see that kid was not a huge threat.
American pirate PD's actually discriminate against people who apply with high IQs. A lady sued and a PD won because if she was too smart "she'd get bored"
“We’re here to serve” this doesn’t look like serving to me, since when does paying a fine with legal curacy become illegal! 🤦♂️ what’s wrong with the world this day.
1. Quarters are US legal tender. The clerk does not have the right to refuse legal tender because she’s lazy and doesn’t want to count it. Dumb? Yes. Illegal? No. 2. The police are clearly provocative from the beginning, especially the officer saying “why is mommy here.” Additionally, they had absolutely no right to stop him, question him, or even ask for his ID. Typical bullshit.
Hey...I hate pigs more then most; however, quarters are legal tender but don’t have to be accepted. If my local Wawa doesn’t want to accept my 100 dollar bill they don’t have to, even though it is legal tender. This is the same with this scenario.
Christopher 92 actually they do. Since they’re a government controlled business they have to accept any and all legal US tender. They can’t turn you down. And yeah I normally side with cops but Jesus Christ this is just plain wrong.
Give me your ID *hands in pockets* Take your hands out of pockets! He's taking his hands out everyone! He could have a gun! Tackle him! Stop resisting, stop resisting, stop resisting *cuffed* I'm filing charges for you resisting, assaulting me, failure to identify yourself to an officer, and obstruction of justice. I'm a good officer.
www.treasury.gov/resource-center/faqs/Currency/Pages/legal-tender.aspx "the Coinage Act of 1965, specifically Section 31 U.S.C. 5103, entitled "Legal tender," which states: "United States coins and currency (including Federal reserve notes and circulating notes of Federal reserve banks and national banks) are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues." "This statute means that all United States money as identified above are a valid and legal offer of payment for debts when tendered to a creditor. There is, however, no Federal statute mandating that a private business, a person or an organization must accept currency or coins as for payment for goods and/or services."
@@duewhat9815 Still would have to explain why the police were called. Trying to pay a fine in quarters isn't against the law whether they want to take the quarters or not. If no laws were broken, the police shouldn't be involved. Time to sue.
@@duewhat9815 Being that it's legal tender, if whatever building they were in has a rule that you're not supposed to pay with coins, then it's a rule... not a law. They could've simply refused to apply the payment towards his fine, and since he chose to walk away, they could've kept his quarters and he still would've owed the fine. I'm just saying that there was no reason for the police to be involved. It's obvious that the person who called went overboard on purpose and they also said something in the 911 call that had the police on high alert. It's doubtful that they would've showed up with that many police over quarters.
The Coinage Act of 1965, Sec 102 states "All coins and currencies of the United States, regardless of when coined or issued, shall be legal tender for all debts, public and private, public charges, taxes, duties, and dues.". (drops the microphone)
Peat Moss sorry, you will have to pick that Mic up and pay for the repair. The number of coins may not matter. In the Nemser v. NYC Transit Authority case, the court sided with the Transit Authority over FIVE pennies.
opugilist "all" is not quantitative. And there has already been court cases where judges had explained that that statue is not meant to be limitative in mandatory acceptance.
CL4KFL "All" is most definitely a quantitative expression. All, some, none, every, less than half, etc. These are quantitative expressions. How you think "all" is not quantitative is beyond me lol
jamstrat you are making the statue say what it is never meant to say. In Nemser v NYC Transit Authority, the State Court judge sided with the city for denying Nemser in paying with FIVE pennies. The Judge explained that the law only defined what ARE legal tender but made no claim in forbading REASONABLE limitation in usage. Now, unless you have more legal training and authority than a residing judge, I'd have to say you have zero clue about this particular statue.
CL4KFL I'm not talking about this case. I'm simply talking about quantifiers. All is a quantifier, there's no arguing about it lol. Ever take a philosophy class? Don't know much about logic do you?
Unfortunately they only have to except a certain amount in coin and can refuse to take the rest if the amount due is over a certain dollar say it's $100 they only have to except maybe$50 I coin before they refuse the rest of the change
If you refuse currency of your own country your fine should be lifted. Payment is a payment. Even if you don't wanna count it. If govt can do this remove change from our currency
its not my job... just don't be an asshole. its like being non handicapped and parking in a handicap spot.... also this is why bills, and information is late. you should get more efficient employees in your town. to be fair they give you coin rollers for free
@@radagast1184 what was the reason for calling the cops in the first place.? Danger is increased when police arrives and they are trained to escalate to the point that they fear for their lives and are forced to use lethal force...
@@radagast1184 no. He had money extorted from him by his city, most likely for some bullshit reason. He then paid his fine in LEGAL TENDER and got assaulted for it by people who overstepped their bounds because it wasn't the preferred method.
Eli Dalton yeahhhh I normal side with police but the video literally shows him being super calm about everything. I think someone’s lying to their chief 😂
The fact that the criminal in Blue says.."Why's your MOMMY here then" completely illustrates that they were there to escalate the situation instead of serve the public. Their immediate intent was to harass an individual because they didn't like what he did despite it being completely legal. That POS woman has no business being a cop, of course though none of them will face any discipline because it's all handled by their own. We let stupid people govern themselves.
@@radagast1184 He didnt try to fight shit he was asked for his ID which most keep in their pockets but you cant reach into those or your threatening the 5 people win guns somehow and so your caught in a catch 22 you cant show em your ID without reaching in the pocket but if you dont pull out the ID they come at you for disobeying and disorderly conduct. I've paid in pennies a few times and they never like it well no shit not like we like being forced to waste our time and money so tough tits sorry about your day and if they dont take it I dont have to pay the fine anymore as long as I document the names and ask for a supervisor and make sure that they wont accept it as well quarters is being nice imo because they are required to accept all legal tender whether they like it or not dumb shit
kil koh Pennies actually are legal tender. That does not mean a business has to accept them. blogs.findlaw.com/legally_weird/2015/08/can-i-pay-my-fine-in-pennies.html
I'll never understand why people do this. The clerk didnt write the ticket, the cop did. Why make the clerk count your change when they had nothing to do with it?
Funny how the cops felt threatened when he put his hands in his pockets, because every single courthouse I’ve ever been to has metal detectors, which means if the kid just walked out, he couldn’t have had a weapon on him. Anyone with two brain cells to rub together could’ve figured that out.
James Decker yep, but the police successfully escalated the situation. So now he owes more to whatever state that is. Call that baiting the suspect in my county, and its publishable by 3 years in county jail.
I understand that its legal currancy to pay in coins but come on at least put them in coin rolls. He could have saved himself and the county clerks a heck of a headache. Be courteous and the same shall be showed to you. He decided to pay with a box of coins on purpose to be a smart ass. But the cops should not have been called and he never should have been arrested.
John Schirm the point is to give the clerks a hard time. Even if the money was in tolls the clerks would have had to unroll them and count each coin to ensure the rolls were filled accurately and correctly. The fine was probably for something frivolous like jaywalking or skateboarding on the sidewalk. Yes he was being a smart ass but was still well within the law. Maybe all courthouses should just invest in coin stars to alleviate the burden of acts like these, rather than assaulting and illegally arresting law abiding citizens
there was no crime, he shouldn’t have been detained therefore the officers should have never gave him any orders And if he wasn’t detained why is he expected to follow orders When they questioned him they were belittling him and were being verbally aggressive If you can see past these things and still blame it on him, then idk 🤷♂️ And him resisting the officers is a natural reaction of him defending himself because he’s done nothing wrong He doesn’t realize it works against him but that’s what the police wanted Also they first told him to put his arms behind his back and he complied, it wasn’t until they tried to throw him to the ground that he began to defend himself.
The cops had an obligation to deescalate the situation instead they chose to taunt the citizen and yell conflicting orders. All three of them should be drug tested, arrested for any positive results, and then fired. They can't do their jobs and the tax payer ends up paying for the mess.
Who else is S I C K of hearing officer safety ? What about OUR safety from them , where an when do WE get our justice. It dam sure doesn't happen in a courtroom an isn't speedy as they are to throw you in jail either.
I won't agree with y'all political ideas or views because I'm still learning but I can agree on as a criminal justice student that the officers were in no right to arrest or even touch him. It was a bs and shady move. Now with the video the kid should have never kicked the officer it just backfires completely. But I will say this about officer safety, I'm sick of it too. It's that you have to be in the officer shoes and always assume that something really when it could be a toy to a replica to a minor problem. Because they don't know until the last second and it's too late. We can't solve with bullets. Hopefully today technology will keep increasing to help us find out more of the truth. Like how we find DNA, serial codes, cameras. And I ask you to think about police look into the police side if you can you don't have to but you'll start to understand the training and office safety reasons behind it.
you say your still learning so i’m gonna warn you ahead of time, there are 2 sides to every story. cops will be in the right 99% of the time, but stories like these will be in the news first and the news doesn’t favor cops, so don’t judge until all the evidence is out. but no matter what people say, the cops will usually be right. even when something is blatantly justified and obvious the cop was right, people will still argue. good luck
This type of shit happened to me. There were hoodlums at my house one night doing shady stuff so i called the cops and told them to come. I informed them that I had been arguing with the hoodlums. First thing that happens when the police get here, the officer slams me against my houses walls and practically strips me naked looking for "weapons" which the man never fucking found. After he violated my privacy, they asked me what happened and then drove off. Humiliating me to my neighborhood in the middle of the night, and they never tried to find those hoodlums. I am the person who called the cops, I am the one that needs help, and your going to come to my house and harass me? Every single one of my 3 or 4 experiences with cops has been like this. They always abuse their power and you can never do anything about it. This is why I will never, ever trust police. I do not care what you say, I make my decisions based on my life experiences. And if all 3 or 4 times I needed help, police came and didnt do shit but harass you, I say fuck the police. I have no criminal record, not even a misdemeanor, I am chinese and not african american. And the cops still treat me like shit, I cant imagine how minorities who actually get bullied by police feel.
Yup I've had asshole encounters being arrested then as soon as I hit jail being told I could've just been given a summonsing, ECT, ECT , sorry you had a bad day Mr officer. Then, I gotta work shitty jobs where my asshole bosses carry around knives just like I did to get arrested. Makes you wanna go commit some crimes just because.
He resisted by pulling away and then kicked the officer. 1:34 He got what he deserved. If you don't want to be arrested and charged don't resist the police! If a cop gave me a lawful order to take my pants off and do jumping jacks Imma do it! You know why? Because you don't fight in the streets that's just stupid you fight in court. If a cop says take off your pants and do jumping jacks Imma do it and get PAID from a lawsuit.
You can resist UNLAWFUL ORDERS. just because someone calls the cops if the person has done nothing wrong they don't have to give ID or do anything the cops say, you can't even be detained unless they suspect you've commited a crime. The clerks can't refuse legal tender they're a government agency not a private business, if they refuse your money after you make a sincere effort to pay your ticket or fine is supposed to be voided at that time. Its not hard people. You can and should pay bs fines in change. Their policy does not trump the law.
PlaidShirts United Yeah, he paid a fine in change, so he should be attacked. Seriously? They had no reason to even be interacting with this person after his fine was paid in legal currency.
When a cop assaults you they are breaking the law and instantly become a civilian you have a right to protect yourself from. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plummer_v._State
The fact that most cops like this dont get charged really shows what the problem is. Cops should get more than just being fired, this is assault, charge them for assault
Wait HOLD UP! "YOU an adult you got any ID on you?” *reaches in pocket for exact said ID the cop herself even asked for* "get your hands out of your pocket sir" "just arrest him". Another job well done by our friends of the law, good to know our tax money is going to a good cause
Countryboy2206 Oh, so you're a "fake news" screaming dumbfuck. Anything that doesn't support your feeble, impotent worldview you just disregard as false, despite all the evidence always proving you wrong. Pathetic.
Or we could just do away with all the entitled gangster degenerate wastes of life that antagonize and cause problems In the first place? Lol love seeing people blame the cops instead of realizing that the majority of the trash they deal with should be put to death anyways.
I have always said about the police suggesting they have a dangerous job, YOU!!! filled out the application, Google top10 jobs psychopaths are attracted to, police officer is #7 on the list.
So they arrested the teenager for having his hand in his pocket, is that the primary charge ? Or was he arrested for paying his fine in quarters? Or was it because he is spanish.
One of the officers is spanish lol He was the subject of an investigation. The clerk from inside called 911 and claimed he had pushed them. That's assault. The responding officers saw the subject and attempted to detain him while they got statements from everyone involved, witness, and reviewed the camera footage to determine if he was actually guilty of assault. I'm not sure if he actually is guilty of assault but I do know he is guilty of resisting an officer trying to detain him to conduct an investigation. While actively resisting and border line fighting the police he then crosses the line into fighting with them with that kicked he delivered to the officers stomach. Get rid of the victim mentality as a minority! Find something more create/legit to complain about. All the officers weren't even white. The charges were at least assault on a police officer and resisting arrest.
He was the subject of an investigation. The clerk from inside called 911 and claimed he had pushed them. That's assault. The responding officers saw the subject and attempted to detain him while they got statements from everyone involved, witness, and reviewed the camera footage to determine if he was actually guilty of assault. I'm not sure if he actually is guilty of assault but I do know he is guilty of resisting an officer trying to detain him to conduct an investigation. While actively resisting and border line fighting the police, he then crosses the line into fighting with them with that kicked he delivered to the officer’s stomach. Get rid of the victim mentality as a minority! Find something more create/legit to complain about. All the officers weren't even white. They did nothing unlawful and broke no procedures!
This is what irks me the most. Cops (no matter how in the wrong they are) can assault and beat the shit out of you, but if you resist or lay one finger on them, you're fucked. So you either take your beating and get arrested, or you take your beating and get more charges piled on you. I fucking hate cops and the "justice" system.
To all of the people saying that they had to accept the quarters, no they don't they can turn away any money that the person represents. The law says something along the lines of this: "if a person has a debt to be payed the person that is receiving the payment of said debt can refuse any tender that they deem unfit"
Because peaple are prejudice uncivil idiots in the US- much like the imbecile who commented b4 me. All that people hear and talk about in this country are greasy food and guns- excluding the disgusting pig acts of indifference by people ,again, like the one who commented b4 me.
Literally ANY BUSINESS including government facilities fan deny service as long as it isn't based on race or sex or any other protected class. They don't have to accept anything they don't want to. Do your research, Internet lawyer
Because he needed to pay the fine. And they couldn’t accept the quarters. Coins are official currency in the US, but that does not mean they have to accept the payment.
So are dimes not American currency anymore? If they were fake currency, then yea, call the police. But if the employees are just too lazy to count coins, then they need a new job.
While I understand the frustration of counting all that, we do have something called coin counting machines ( coins for cash sort of machine). They could just purchase one of those and that would save them the time of having to count the coins personally.
@@g.h7657 Fine then. empty all your paper money, give it away, and just live off of coins. You will find it harder to transport around and a hassle when paying anybody for anything.
@@axx012 do you have a shred of reading comprehension??? Your comment doesn't even make sense in the context of my statement. Re read my comment. No wonder you need books with flashy exaggerated pictures just to understand things. Must suck being a low IQ virgin
Assault and battery. Fire the cop and fire the person that called the cops putting a citizen in danger. Is having your hands in your pockets a misdemeanor or felony.
He resisted by pulling away and then kicked the officer. 1:34 He got what he deserved. If you don't want to be arrested and charged don't resist the police! If a cop gave me a lawful order to take my pants off and do jumping jacks Imma do it! You know why? Because you don't fight in the streets that's just stupid you fight in court. If a cop says take off your pants and do jumping jacks Imma do it and get PAID from a lawsuit.
"Is having your hands in your pockets a misdemeanor or a felony?" That statement just proves how little you know about policing! Having your hands in your pockets isn't a crime but ya know what people pull out of pockets? Guns, knives, weapons of all kinds can fit in your pocket. I agree the cops came on a little hot but if I was in the situation you just let them do what they are going to do. At the end of the day DON'T FIGHT IN THE STREETS FIGHT IN COURT AND GET PAID! If he hadn't kicked the cop and resisted so hard he may of had a case against them but now he's in jail.
Not true. "They have to accept any legal tender" argument? Not always true. Yes, pennies are legal tender, but, as the Department of the Treasury points out, there is "no Federal statute mandating that a private business, a person or an organization must accept currency or coins as for payment for goods and/or services."
Here in the UK we watch the day to day corruption of the American police with disbelief and horror. The thin blue line is the most corrupt system in the world of policing and your government stands by and watches with arms folded and eyes shut. Shame in them all. One day the people will say enough is enough. I dread to think of the consequences for the police when that day comes.
Not one of the officers had the basic common sense to realize that they shouldn't have been called, because someone was angered by the method of payment? He could pay with pennies if he wants to!! The officers should have went right to the window and told the employee that they're wasting police resources. And do the officers know anything about descalating a situation? You should have told the guy to go have a nice day and and then explain to the employee behind the glass what police officers are 'supposed' to be used for.
We need to fire every one of these officers, with no pension benefits or anything, this is disgusting, people with authority need to stop abusing there power before the rest of us get our act together and overthrow all government with violence and anarchy
It's legal tender they can't refuse the payment. Now the fine the kid paid will be nothing in comparison to the lawsuit for false arrest/assault/falsity police report . Good job police you just cost the taxpayers $25,000 to $30,000....but what do they care? It's not their money.
It’s all about how it’s given to them. You can take it. But counting is another thing. I have seen people throw change at gas station attendants and say put it on number, and then expect to have it counted. Holding up the line making them count is likely a crime not often associated or charged often. Blocking the flow of traffic is a good way to get another fine.
Any and all fines can be paid in legal tender. There was no crime committed and the officers assaulted that kid. They should be fired and the kid needs to sue..
You are under the assumption that the cops were operating independently and weren't called? It is their responsibility to respond when called and keep themselves and the citizens safe. On March 31, 2017 at approximately 3:55 P.M officers from the Deming Police Department were dispatched to a disturbance at 309 S. Gold, which is Municipal Court. Dispatch advised officers they could hear yelling in the background of the phone call reporting the incident. This information heightened the officer’s expectation regarding their safety. Upon arrival officers met with the parties involved in the disturbance. It was learned that there was an argument between court staff and a male subject later identified as Juan Weaver. As officers were talking with Juan Weaver he placed his hand in his pocket. Officers asked for him to remove his hand for officer safety. Mr. Weaver placed his hand back in his pocket and officers again asked him to remove his hand for officer safety as the officers had no idea what he was carrying in his pocket and same was big enough to house a weapon. Mr. Weaver refused to take his hand out of his pocket the second time thereby disobeying the lawful order of the officer’s. At that point, Mr. Weaver was asked for his identification and he refused to provide officers with identification saying he didn’t have to while at the same time the officers were removing Weaver’s hand from his pocket. Mr. Weaver was then advised he was being placed under arrest. Mr. Weaver resisted and assaulted the officers and was taken into custody after a brief struggle. As is standard, every time a Juvenile is arrested, a probation officer from CYFD does an assessment to determine whether the juvenile will be continued in detention or released to his parents based upon charges after arrest. In this case the results from the assessment called for the continued detention of the juvenile based upon the severity of the Juvenile’s actions in this case.
Of course it's legal. Although the court DOES NOT need to take it as a form of payment. There for he was told to comeback with a reasonable form of payment. Your argument is invalid and his actions are invalid. Coinage Act of 1965, Section 31 U.S.C. 5103. I'll just leave that there. As far as the arrest. New Mexico is a stop and identity state. NM Stat § 30-22-3 (2013) Knowledge is power, bro. Learn before you enter a discussion empty handed. The wonderful tool of Google is in front of you.
MisterAuthority thank you, finally someone with some actual numbers. now please tell me what the forth amendment says about being ID or refusing to take ur hands out of ur pockets for officers safety? cuz these people obviously don't understand that it doesn't say u can refuse to give ur ID and that u don't have to follow commands or requests from a police officer.
Yup that's all it was about. Unless they clearly had it posted that all change unless rolled will be rejected. So he will win in a lawsuit because I'm sure that wasn't posted.
@@ramsay4804 not their job? Would counting out a hundred dollars in twenties paid for a ticket be their job? Not sure of the logic behind your statement. Legal tender is exactly that. The boy went to jail because some lazy cunt didn't want to do a little extra work. I could see if it was all pennies but hope hard is it to make stacks of four? I hope they were sued and fired.
@@yourmama9674 and if I'm wrong I'm sorry because it is their damn job like you said whether its $20 bills or coins it's all legal tender but we all know when it comes to state or local government employees they're all lazy
False report from caller. Violation of 4th,14th amendments. This kid should come out of this with a clean record an apology and thousands of dollars in cash as well as the one cops badge for assault and battery.
He resisted by pulling away and then kicked the officer. 1:34 He got what he deserved. If you don't want to be arrested and charged don't resist the police! If a cop gave me a lawful order to take my pants off and do jumping jacks Imma do it! You know why? Because you don't fight in the streets that's just stupid you fight in court. If a cop says take off your pants and do jumping jacks Imma do it and get PAID from a lawsuit.
j ho Yes the clerk has everything to do with the fine. He processes it and takes cash payment. He is therefore complicit with the court, who would otherwise have to sit down a bailliff or even a judge to collect the payments and mark them off as paid. Also he receives a certain amount of money on a regular basis and at least once a month from the court from funds he has helped collect, which reinforces the fact he is an accomplice (as opposed to someone coerced to provide this service). Making this person miserable is therefore an adequate response. It impedes the court,'s ability to process payments and it also burdens the clerk. If enough people do this, then the clerk might stop working for the court altogether and seek income elsewhere, leaving the court to process payments again either by bailiffs or even by judges until they can find another person willing to count large numbers of coins on a day to day basis. They might have to offer a substantial larger share of the take to such a person which also causes the court damage.
False imprisonment, constitutional rights violations, kidnapping, i wonder if these officers still have jobs or their freedom. They should be cellmates with people they put in prison.
Quarters are legal currency! The Officer grab him - THAT IS ASSAULT! Under Terry v Ohio you can not just walk up and demand to check his pockets. The city needs to be sued and the Police Department.
The clerk that called the police filed a false police report. They should be charged accordingly. If a clerk at the hardware store done this they would go to jail.
I didn't know you could file a police report by calling a dispatcher lol
@@definitelynotacop621 So when you call 911 ie the dispatcher and claim that there is an emegency when there is not one. You have filed a false police report. Have you not seen tv shows where kids call 911 and the cops threaten to arrest them for filing a false report?
@@ospee2004 lol you believe everything you see on tv?
Seen this happen way too often especially with Penny's cops are gonna come and arrest you just pay with cash
Luis Hernandez lol you believe everything you read online?
They don't like it, so it becomes illegal, even though it's completely legal.
John Daugherty not always
young ronin , pull out a dollar bill and read the two tiny lines of text under the words; The United...
Unfortunately that's how it is if they don't like it its against the law unless they do it then it's ok
So true they harass people for filming it is illegal? No they just don't want you doing it.
A private business can decline this kind of payment any kind of government building or busniess must accept any form of legal american tendure
Cops : Let me see some I.D.
Teen : reaches in pocket for I.D.
Cops : WHY YOU REACHING IN YOUR POCKET, TAKE HIM DOWN.
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Roman lmao shut the fuck up kid.
Please youtube Unban my account :c shut up pussy toyotas arent race cars btw theyre bitch cars
@Ricky sticky smutt Feralawson simple Stop bending over to authority
Roman did you read the statement they issued.... complete lie 1:40
He was nice enough to pay with quarters I would have paid in pennies
Itistabaccobro 🤣
You're cool. *sarcasm* you did something wrong, own up for it and pay your dues like a fucking adult. Paying in coins, especially loose coins, is a childish thing to dom grow the fuck up.
Henry McCallum no it’s not. If you knew the first thing about the economy, coins are the same as cash.
Facts
@@TheSmallzi27 says the douchebag that has some fake Ray vans, wtf did you put a filter on your picture bro. Your gay asf, An childish? Bro your gay ass gauges are childish. Your forever goin to have butthole ears unless you have a surgery, like why did you take a side pic to show off your gauges no one cares an your not edgy kid. An yea coin "loose change" is currency especially if those coins origins are from that country dipshit
cops came looking for trouble "why is your mommy here?"
E.M.R.G.
Exactly. She was looking to escalate.
Yup that bitch should be fired and bard from being a police officer anywhere.
E.M.R.G. right I caught that too
That's all pigs do
exactly what i was thinking
Why's your mommy here!?
Cause I'm a minor?
They went to fight!
Evan Jones his not tho lmao don’t you know that the news lie a lot ?
Evan Jones you didn’t hear what the officers said before that or what the kid said?
@@-E-A-R- well, no shit sherlock... -_- what's your point?
@@konxion95 wtf you on about? Before what? What did the officers say? What did the kid say?
The whole exchange starts at about 0:56...
Cops: you an adult?
Kid: no!
Cops: let me see an ID
Cops: get your hand out of your pockets....ect... What video did you watch?
It's legal tender, they cant say no to the quarters. Sucks
Just because it’s legal tender does not mean they have to accept it.
Markus Rochin no, actually by law théy have to accept it.
@@gengarvenom what made you think that?
@Mr. Panda Law resources.
Markus Rochin thats where you’re wrong legal tender is acceptable payment to settlement debts such as fines etc. The only time someone can refuse a certain denomination of currency for payment is when it’s a voluntary exchange such as gifts, in exchange for products and services etc.
You don’t take quarters, so you call the police? Smh
Remi X breathing the same air....... call the police lol
Lawless -Law... Lunatic-Law-Logic. The whole world watches RUclips USA and keep demanding of US ambassadors what does "American Values" really mean??? What we see on the TV is over policing with a half dozen officers attacking a kid, and turning the "LAND OF THE FREE" into the "LAND OF FEAR" throwing the constitution under the bus. The FREE WORLD wants none of those Values. "POLICE-STATE" more focused on common citizens than common criminals, and public-sector-corruption.
I saw no assault on the Police men. They flat out lied about that. As far as the quarters go, by US law, you have to accept the quarters. It’s all legal tenter for ALL debts.
Nathan Applegate thats right public and private. If they refuse the money the debt is void! Learn the laws people!!!!
Yup yup
The assault on Police happened at 1:34
Unfortunately for your argument, the “assault” falls under lawful defense against excessive force. When an officer uses excessive force, a citizen is allowed by law to defend themselves.
Unfortunately when he started resisting that is assault.
This is why people don't like the police
Like, every single person in the police force?
Some crazy people to actually follow stereotypes.
This may the most ignorant thing I've ever heard in my life.
Because in every police station, there is one guy who is some evil racist that EVERY other cop sees.
This is ridiculous don't go around saying phrases from girls who claim they want "Equal rights" as they plumber men for simply being men.
Storche it's pretty common. It's been shown to be pretty bad in large forces.
Well, this and hundreds of other reasons. Take the Berkeley riots and Antifa as an example. That was more the city mayor and the police leadership but it still filters down to the rank-and-file.
Police corruption is almost as bad as Government corruption but what can you do? they're both necessary evils if you don't want anarchy.
No one wants the United States to turn into Venezuela. Or worse.
It’s legal tender. They LEGALLY have to take the quarters
In many places they do limit the amount you can pay in coins to about $10 I think that is reasonable
@ken parvu money isn't made with paper. It's made with linen. 😂
@@orobill they may have a sign, but they are still required to accept any type of legal tender. If they refuse, it is considered paid.
Only in America were citizens pay their fines, and yet you can also be arrested by bully pigs as well.
Not pigs. Felchers
@@williambowden7778 XD lol
in canada to, " dylan you arent going to be charged theres no evidence , oh you want to be rude? ok youre under arrest and charged"
Quarters are legal tender, they can be sued for not taking it.
Three big guys come at you, Police or not that's trying to defend yourself.
Nope, federal law stomps state laws. Legal tender is federal bill, which applies to all states and territories. The city can be fined or officials that refused can go to prison.
Maurice Lushwena then you deserve to get your ass beat if you assault the cops
Kevin Atkins i like a man that knows his stuff
The people receiving the quarters were obviously extremely, as the children like to say, butt hurt. So when they called the police they said some very nasty alarming things and the police were ready to face a violent suspect. The people who called the police are to blame as well as the police who overreacted.
Marina Capri hope they all get sued
Plus every single charge should be dropped... I can’t believe they tacked on that assault charge over a little ass kick meanwhile they are all beating his ass.
Hell I would have started kicking back much sooner.
I hope they sue the police and get all his money back in quarters
Instead of 5 police taking him away for nothing they could of help the counter lady count the coins
Lol "give us your id"
*reaches for id**
"Get out of your pocket"!
Request a FOIA on the call to police and hear exactly what the caller told the dispatcher. I’m sure it wasn’t just “someone just paid their fine in quarters, please send us the police”.
The clerk called 911 because she claimed the kid "pushed" her, legally speaking that's assault and an arrestable offense. They tried to detain (NOT ARREST) the subject of a alleged crime while they did an INVESTIGATION. They probably would have got his ID and detained him, got a statement from all parties involved (Him, his mom, the alleged victims, and any witnesses) They would have reviewed security cameras and used all the statements from all parties and witnesses and any other evidence for or against the boy and determined if he committed the alleged crime. If they had reasonable suspicion that he had, he would have been arrested and the court would have settled it. I'm not saying he did assault any of the clerks because I wasn't there, the cops weren't there, and you weren't there, but that's why they wanted to detain him and get his information, to determine if he had committed a crime he was accused of. He wasn't illegally arrested. At first he was just being detained so he didn't run off while they were conducting their investigation. After he resisted it became a LEGAL arrest, kicked the police just added to the officers case against the teen. In short, legal arrest, officers didn't break any procedure, protocol, or law. The teen committed several crimes on camera and an addition alleged crime off camera (Which I wouldn't doubt he assaulted the clerks after seeing how he reacted to the police)
@@ethanmartin4366 ::Thank God, none of all the Crime-Fighters were injured!
@@ethanmartin4366 the bitch was behind a glass wall. How did he push her?
I'm soooo sick of hearing about fearing for there safety , I'm pretty sure most people with an iq above 4th grade could see that kid was not a huge threat.
American pirate PD's actually discriminate against people who apply with high IQs. A lady sued and a PD won because if she was too smart "she'd get bored"
4th grade is an iq?
They bring much shame to their self worth and families; dishonorable conducting as officers for their Prefecture!
Right they came to him with a problem
American pirate yeah, Deming is hardly a hotspot of civil unrest
“We’re here to serve” this doesn’t look like serving to me, since when does paying a fine with legal curacy become illegal! 🤦♂️ what’s wrong with the world this day.
1. Quarters are US legal tender. The clerk does not have the right to refuse legal tender because she’s lazy and doesn’t want to count it. Dumb? Yes. Illegal? No.
2. The police are clearly provocative from the beginning, especially the officer saying “why is mommy here.” Additionally, they had absolutely no right to stop him, question him, or even ask for his ID.
Typical bullshit.
Hey...I hate pigs more then most; however, quarters are legal tender but don’t have to be accepted. If my local Wawa doesn’t want to accept my 100 dollar bill they don’t have to, even though it is legal tender. This is the same with this scenario.
Christopher 92 actually they do. Since they’re a government controlled business they have to accept any and all legal US tender. They can’t turn you down. And yeah I normally side with cops but Jesus Christ this is just plain wrong.
@@Christopher-gr6et they're not a customer in a private business, they're a fine payer in a public building.
If they didn't want the quarters they can count them and claim it's a few bucks short.
Give me your ID
*hands in pockets*
Take your hands out of pockets!
He's taking his hands out everyone! He could have a gun!
Tackle him!
Stop resisting, stop resisting, stop resisting *cuffed*
I'm filing charges for you resisting, assaulting me, failure to identify yourself to an officer, and obstruction of justice. I'm a good officer.
lifeisgood070 it the law you can carry
We're all humans and make mistakes. Let's be honest here - the law doesn't matter because humans enforce it.
Yup. :/
lifeisgood070 Makes me feel completely unsafe.
Jose Miranda lol it's true though cops freak themselves out. If they're so paranoid they shouldn't be a cop they probably just there for the check
Legal Tender.
“We investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong.”
www.treasury.gov/resource-center/faqs/Currency/Pages/legal-tender.aspx
"the Coinage Act of 1965, specifically Section 31 U.S.C. 5103, entitled "Legal tender," which states: "United States coins and currency (including Federal reserve notes and circulating notes of Federal reserve banks and national banks) are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues."
"This statute means that all United States money as identified above are a valid and legal offer of payment for debts when tendered to a creditor. There is, however, no Federal statute mandating that a private business, a person or an organization must accept currency or coins as for payment for goods and/or services."
@@duewhat9815 Still would have to explain why the police were called. Trying to pay a fine in quarters isn't against the law whether they want to take the quarters or not. If no laws were broken, the police shouldn't be involved. Time to sue.
@@jwdathefax377 What does a currency law have to do with involving the police?
@@duewhat9815 Being that it's legal tender, if whatever building they were in has a rule that you're not supposed to pay with coins, then it's a rule... not a law. They could've simply refused to apply the payment towards his fine, and since he chose to walk away, they could've kept his quarters and he still would've owed the fine. I'm just saying that there was no reason for the police to be involved. It's obvious that the person who called went overboard on purpose and they also said something in the 911 call that had the police on high alert. It's doubtful that they would've showed up with that many police over quarters.
@@duewhat9815 Oh wait. I think we agree with each other. I think that I misunderstood something in the last paragraph in your initial comment.
No one:
Literally no one:
Cop: “Theres a gun in inside that pocket”
Nolan nem dead meme
For real tho, he just walked out of the fucking courts office.
Cops: we need some ID
Teen: Reaches for ID
Cops: HOLY SHIT HES GOING FOR A GUN
The Coinage Act of 1965, Sec 102 states "All coins and currencies of the United States, regardless of when coined or issued, shall be legal tender for all debts, public and private, public charges, taxes, duties, and dues.". (drops the microphone)
Peat Moss sorry, you will have to pick that Mic up and pay for the repair. The number of coins may not matter. In the Nemser v. NYC Transit Authority case, the court sided with the Transit Authority over FIVE pennies.
opugilist "all" is not quantitative. And there has already been court cases where judges had explained that that statue is not meant to be limitative in mandatory acceptance.
CL4KFL "All" is most definitely a quantitative expression. All, some, none, every, less than half, etc. These are quantitative expressions. How you think "all" is not quantitative is beyond me lol
jamstrat you are making the statue say what it is never meant to say. In Nemser v NYC Transit Authority, the State Court judge sided with the city for denying Nemser in paying with FIVE pennies. The Judge explained that the law only defined what ARE legal tender but made no claim in forbading REASONABLE limitation in usage. Now, unless you have more legal training and authority than a residing judge, I'd have to say you have zero clue about this particular statue.
CL4KFL I'm not talking about this case. I'm simply talking about quantifiers. All is a quantifier, there's no arguing about it lol. Ever take a philosophy class? Don't know much about logic do you?
Legal U.S. currency. By law they have to take it🤷
Unfortunately they only have to except a certain amount in coin and can refuse to take the rest if the amount due is over a certain dollar say it's $100 they only have to except maybe$50 I coin before they refuse the rest of the change
@@canadianmade9496 where is that stated??
@@canadianmade9496 bet you cant pull up that law
No place has to take that much unrolled change.
bkbgb vhiuyu if you want to know the law look it up. It’s not his responsibility to prove anything to you
If you refuse currency of your own country your fine should be lifted. Payment is a payment. Even if you don't wanna count it. If govt can do this remove change from our currency
That's why the make money rolls for back to exchange them
You really wanna count 3000 pieces of change too? Or be shown a common courtesy
Johnny Williams Then get a different job or stop being lazy. It’s easy as that
its not my job... just don't be an asshole. its like being non handicapped and parking in a handicap spot.... also this is why bills, and information is late. you should get more efficient employees in your town. to be fair they give you coin rollers for free
The ironic thing is I remember a video of a guy trying to pay a fine at the DMV with pennies. They refused and he sued and won.
False arrest = Assault, battery, and kidnapping of a minor. I hope the lawsuit pays out well.
@@radagast1184 multiple cops grabbed him and slammed him down before he did anything illegal. Obviously
@@radagast1184 oh shit you must be a cop lmao. Keep on keepin on bitch we don't like your kind
@@radagast1184 what was the reason for calling the cops in the first place.? Danger is increased when police arrives and they are trained to escalate to the point that they fear for their lives and are forced to use lethal force...
@@radagast1184Crown you are a moron, it's like you didn't watch the video.
@@radagast1184 no. He had money extorted from him by his city, most likely for some bullshit reason. He then paid his fine in LEGAL TENDER and got assaulted for it by people who overstepped their bounds because it wasn't the preferred method.
They were afraid he had one more quarter in his pocket and might use it as a weapon
He could have had a gun or a knife or hell a bomb even. You don't know and those cops didn't either.
@King 0f Gotham fuckin idiot
Good call
To protect and to serve!!! Not anymore
oh yea they have to be careful because i had a whole rocket launcher in my pocket once so he have one in his big pockets aswell 😂
When the cops first start assaulting him you can hear one of them say “just arrest him“
Can we get an update? I'd love to hear he's walking away with millions due to harassment. The case for retaliation can be plainly made.
Eli Dalton yeahhhh I normal side with police but the video literally shows him being super calm about everything. I think someone’s lying to their chief 😂
I know this comment is old but he is still in jail I believe, I have some relations to him through family.
The fact that the criminal in Blue says.."Why's your MOMMY here then" completely illustrates that they were there to escalate the situation instead of serve the public. Their immediate intent was to harass an individual because they didn't like what he did despite it being completely legal. That POS woman has no business being a cop, of course though none of them will face any discipline because it's all handled by their own. We let stupid people govern themselves.
Well said and agree 100%
I'd be like,,are you afraid of me? What's with all the back up, in case I hurt your widle feelings?
Well said!!! Pos with badges
Dont worry she keeps acting like that she wont be around long, or be a cop.
@@radagast1184 He didnt try to fight shit he was asked for his ID which most keep in their pockets but you cant reach into those or your threatening the 5 people win guns somehow and so your caught in a catch 22 you cant show em your ID without reaching in the pocket but if you dont pull out the ID they come at you for disobeying and disorderly conduct. I've paid in pennies a few times and they never like it well no shit not like we like being forced to waste our time and money so tough tits sorry about your day and if they dont take it I dont have to pay the fine anymore as long as I document the names and ask for a supervisor and make sure that they wont accept it as well quarters is being nice imo because they are required to accept all legal tender whether they like it or not dumb shit
Quarters, pennies, dimes, nickles. LEGAL TENDER
Gabby024 most of those pigs couldn’t graduate school. They lack basic government knowledge.
so are stamps
Not pennies...
anything above pennies are legal tender...but I learned that Pennies are in fact not considered legal tender for some reason.
kil koh Pennies actually are legal tender. That does not mean a business has to accept them.
blogs.findlaw.com/legally_weird/2015/08/can-i-pay-my-fine-in-pennies.html
And a dick move.
I'll never understand why people do this. The clerk didnt write the ticket, the cop did. Why make the clerk count your change when they had nothing to do with it?
"Show me your ID" "GET YOUR HANDS OUT OF YOUR POCKET!!"
Funny how the cops felt threatened when he put his hands in his pockets, because every single courthouse I’ve ever been to has metal detectors, which means if the kid just walked out, he couldn’t have had a weapon on him. Anyone with two brain cells to rub together could’ve figured that out.
cops don't think - they react.
chieftp and you're right that's the problem there within itself!
And people wonder why people hate the cops. Just thugs with guns and badges, man.
+ gusdahlehhater Shut the fuck up, racist.
+gusdahlehhater Fuck off.
It is legal to pay a debt with coinage under Federal law "Coinage Act of 1965, specifically Section 31 U.S.C. 5103"
James Decker yep, but the police successfully escalated the situation. So now he owes more to whatever state that is. Call that baiting the suspect in my county, and its publishable by 3 years in county jail.
I understand that its legal currancy to pay in coins but come on at least put them in coin rolls. He could have saved himself and the county clerks a heck of a headache. Be courteous and the same shall be showed to you. He decided to pay with a box of coins on purpose to be a smart ass. But the cops should not have been called and he never should have been arrested.
why, I wish he would have paid in pennies. and left 1 cent short
John Schirm the whole idea of paying in loose change is to give them a hard time....
John Schirm the point is to give the clerks a hard time. Even if the money was in tolls the clerks would have had to unroll them and count each coin to ensure the rolls were filled accurately and correctly. The fine was probably for something frivolous like jaywalking or skateboarding on the sidewalk. Yes he was being a smart ass but was still well within the law. Maybe all courthouses should just invest in coin stars to alleviate the burden of acts like these, rather than assaulting and illegally arresting law abiding citizens
You guys are right, I think the police was looking for trouble and I don't like the fact that the cops lied
there was no crime, he shouldn’t have been detained therefore the officers should have never gave him any orders
And if he wasn’t detained why is he expected to follow orders
When they questioned him they were belittling him and were being verbally aggressive
If you can see past these things and still blame it on him, then idk 🤷♂️
And him resisting the officers is a natural reaction of him defending himself because he’s done nothing wrong
He doesn’t realize it works against him but that’s what the police wanted
Also they first told him to put his arms behind his back and he complied, it wasn’t until they tried to throw him to the ground that he began to defend himself.
The cops had an obligation to deescalate the situation instead they chose to taunt the citizen and yell conflicting orders. All three of them should be drug tested, arrested for any positive results, and then fired. They can't do their jobs and the tax payer ends up paying for the mess.
Mark Johnson well said good sir
Tito was being a shit. No big deal. Then Tito disobeyed lawful orders. Then Tito kicked a cop. Bad tito.
Who else is S I C K of hearing officer safety ? What about OUR safety from them , where an when do WE get our justice. It dam sure doesn't happen in a courtroom an isn't speedy as they are to throw you in jail either.
I AM ALSO SICK !! There is so much videos of the pigs over riding our RIGHTS !! And intimidate us into let them do w.e they want !!
I won't agree with y'all political ideas or views because I'm still learning but I can agree on as a criminal justice student that the officers were in no right to arrest or even touch him. It was a bs and shady move. Now with the video the kid should have never kicked the officer it just backfires completely. But I will say this about officer safety, I'm sick of it too. It's that you have to be in the officer shoes and always assume that something really when it could be a toy to a replica to a minor problem. Because they don't know until the last second and it's too late. We can't solve with bullets. Hopefully today technology will keep increasing to help us find out more of the truth. Like how we find DNA, serial codes, cameras. And I ask you to think about police look into the police side if you can you don't have to but you'll start to understand the training and office safety reasons behind it.
American pirate if you want to stay safe around cops, comply, and don’t do illegal shit
you say your still learning so i’m gonna warn you ahead of time, there are 2 sides to every story. cops will be in the right 99% of the time, but stories like these will be in the news first and the news doesn’t favor cops, so don’t judge until all the evidence is out. but no matter what people say, the cops will usually be right. even when something is blatantly justified and obvious the cop was right, people will still argue. good luck
Your the type of people that we dont need THIS IS NOT ABOUT POLICE IT IS ABOUT THE CLERKS so shut the fuck up
This type of shit happened to me. There were hoodlums at my house one night doing shady stuff so i called the cops and told them to come. I informed them that I had been arguing with the hoodlums. First thing that happens when the police get here, the officer slams me against my houses walls and practically strips me naked looking for "weapons" which the man never fucking found. After he violated my privacy, they asked me what happened and then drove off. Humiliating me to my neighborhood in the middle of the night, and they never tried to find those hoodlums. I am the person who called the cops, I am the one that needs help, and your going to come to my house and harass me? Every single one of my 3 or 4 experiences with cops has been like this. They always abuse their power and you can never do anything about it. This is why I will never, ever trust police. I do not care what you say, I make my decisions based on my life experiences. And if all 3 or 4 times I needed help, police came and didnt do shit but harass you, I say fuck the police. I have no criminal record, not even a misdemeanor, I am chinese and not african american. And the cops still treat me like shit, I cant imagine how minorities who actually get bullied by police feel.
Yup I've had asshole encounters being arrested then as soon as I hit jail being told I could've just been given a summonsing, ECT, ECT , sorry you had a bad day Mr officer. Then, I gotta work shitty jobs where my asshole bosses carry around knives just like I did to get arrested. Makes you wanna go commit some crimes just because.
Since he paid the fine legally, if I was the father I'd go to jail immediately for protecting my child with our God Given 2nd Amendment.
He paid the money. There shouldn’t be a problem here.
He should get his quarters back too.
He resisted by pulling away and then kicked the officer. 1:34 He got what he deserved. If you don't want to be arrested and charged don't resist the police! If a cop gave me a lawful order to take my pants off and do jumping jacks Imma do it! You know why? Because you don't fight in the streets that's just stupid you fight in court. If a cop says take off your pants and do jumping jacks Imma do it and get PAID from a lawsuit.
A cop telling you to take your pants off and jump is not a lawful order dumbass
@@ethanmartin4366 You cant resist arrest if you dont have any reason tk be arrested in the first place. He definetly did not get what he "deserved".
@@ryea524 I Already explained this below, go read what I had to say there. I don't have the time or crayons to explain this shit to you
You can resist UNLAWFUL ORDERS. just because someone calls the cops if the person has done nothing wrong they don't have to give ID or do anything the cops say, you can't even be detained unless they suspect you've commited a crime. The clerks can't refuse legal tender they're a government agency not a private business, if they refuse your money after you make a sincere effort to pay your ticket or fine is supposed to be voided at that time. Its not hard people. You can and should pay bs fines in change. Their policy does not trump the law.
Resisted to pull his hands from his pocket? How’s he gonna get his id dummy
With mental telepathy he's supposed to will it out of his pocket and have it float magically in the air in front of the officer
SubToMeIfYouSupportAfricanAmericans _ it’s called take it out and not just sit here with ur hand in ur pocket dummy
He's literally resisting and kicked a cop lolol He got what he deserved.
I don't recall them asking for his id
PlaidShirts United Yeah, he paid a fine in change, so he should be attacked. Seriously? They had no reason to even be interacting with this person after his fine was paid in legal currency.
That was great dumping all that change in that slot!😂
Another clear case of police looking for an excuse for an encounter, and a victim resisting assault by the police.
Dispatch said "quarters..... He tried to pay with quarters get him!"
At least it was quaters not pennies.
What was being charged with when they tried cuffing him? It is legal to resist an unlawful arrest.
YES!
Yes it is
When a cop assaults you they are breaking the law and instantly become a civilian you have a right to protect yourself from. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plummer_v._State
Grim Sniper Stfu pussy...you took his comment way further than it was supposed to go
@@numbzinger350 need to read Wilson vs State. Your are only allowed to defend yourself from death or serious bodily harm, not for unlawfully arrest.
I hope the police were all charged with criminal assault on a minor and be kicked out of Law enforcement.
The fact that most cops like this dont get charged really shows what the problem is. Cops should get more than just being fired, this is assault, charge them for assault
Wait HOLD UP! "YOU an adult you got any ID on you?” *reaches in pocket for exact said ID the cop herself even asked for* "get your hands out of your pocket sir" "just arrest him". Another job well done by our friends of the law, good to know our tax money is going to a good cause
C Lee - it's written in plain english...
C Lee 47 people understood it, are they smarter than you?
the video is edited as always, did you not read the pd's comment?
Countryboy2206 Oh, so you're a "fake news" screaming dumbfuck.
Anything that doesn't support your feeble, impotent worldview you just disregard as false, despite all the evidence always proving you wrong.
Pathetic.
C Lee guess you were left out
The police are out of control.
Kids these days are out of control. That’s it.
@@TWDxKILL3R shut the fuck up and leave, dipshit
@@TWDxKILL3R a kid paid a fine with quarters then got jumped by 3 cops. that kid is outta control
He paid in US currency. Completely legal.
You already have a gun, a gang, and a license to kill from the state. What more do we citizens need to do to make you feel safe as a police officer?
If they weren't arresting him for committing an actual crime, I see it assault and battery by the cops
Time for all of those cops to be fired and charged. The clerk needs to be fired for violating federal law.
Yeah I thought it was illegal not to take American currency
@@BornDead61 It is indeed. The police need to be relived of their badges over this outrage. The clerk needs to be fired and face federal charges.
Like that would ever happen
God damn. It's Soo stupid when people say the "they should be fired" no shit... But it doesn't happen so why even say it.
Or we could just do away with all the entitled gangster degenerate wastes of life that antagonize and cause problems In the first place? Lol love seeing people blame the cops instead of realizing that the majority of the trash they deal with should be put to death anyways.
It would be nice to see a citizen use lethal force against a illegal arrest.
Well he won't be paying in quarters anymore. He'll be paying in thousand $$$ bills from now on. Get that $$$ son.
It's always about their safety, and not ours, holding a job as such as a police officer, doesn't guarantee safety.
That's right !!!!
Yeah cuz he feared of his saftey cuz a small skinny minor had hands in pocket. Fucken pussy!
I have always said about the police suggesting they have a dangerous job, YOU!!! filled out the application, Google top10 jobs psychopaths are attracted to, police officer is #7 on the list.
@@captaino3930 really seem like it should be higher
So they arrested the teenager for having his hand in his pocket, is that the primary charge ? Or was he arrested for paying his fine in quarters? Or was it because he is spanish.
One of the officers is spanish lol He was the subject of an investigation. The clerk from inside called 911 and claimed he had pushed them. That's assault. The responding officers saw the subject and attempted to detain him while they got statements from everyone involved, witness, and reviewed the camera footage to determine if he was actually guilty of assault. I'm not sure if he actually is guilty of assault but I do know he is guilty of resisting an officer trying to detain him to conduct an investigation. While actively resisting and border line fighting the police he then crosses the line into fighting with them with that kicked he delivered to the officers stomach. Get rid of the victim mentality as a minority! Find something more create/legit to complain about. All the officers weren't even white. The charges were at least assault on a police officer and resisting arrest.
@@ethanmartin4366 Boot Licker detected
No matter if you are in the wrong or not, don’t resist arrest. When will people learn?
Dad stfu
Must be a pig
Pay your fine with an envelope full of anthrax.
You're on a watchlist now.
@@saturdaynightgaming4783 Fuck yeah!
FBI OPEN UP! 💣💨🧠💫🙌🚔🔫(seriously, toy gun emoji? Fucking hypersensitive bitch world we live in)
Kid did not kick until he was forcefully man handled.
There is a law where you can defend yourself from wrongful arrest idk the exact details but I would like to know how to do so and not be killed.
Daniel Clausen in the majority of cases that could have all Been prevented if they just don’t do anything just give up ig
Looked more like he was pulling his feet away from the officer's hands, not assaulting him.
He was the subject of an investigation. The clerk from inside called 911 and claimed he had pushed them. That's assault. The responding officers saw the subject and attempted to detain him while they got statements from everyone involved, witness, and reviewed the camera footage to determine if he was actually guilty of assault. I'm not sure if he actually is guilty of assault but I do know he is guilty of resisting an officer trying to detain him to conduct an investigation. While actively resisting and border line fighting the police, he then crosses the line into fighting with them with that kicked he delivered to the officer’s stomach. Get rid of the victim mentality as a minority! Find something more create/legit to complain about. All the officers weren't even white. They did nothing unlawful and broke no procedures!
@@ethanmartin4366 How could he have pushed them with the glass on the way?
The kid was protecting himself from the police assault. And whoever called the police in the first place should be arrested.
he wouldn't be slammed to the ground if he didn't resist
@@nicm783 he wouldn't resist if he wasn't protecting himself from unlawful arrest .
This is what irks me the most.
Cops (no matter how in the wrong they are) can assault and beat the shit out of you, but if you resist or lay one finger on them, you're fucked. So you either take your beating and get arrested, or you take your beating and get more charges piled on you. I fucking hate cops and the "justice" system.
Hes a waste of life scumbag at his core tho, so who gives a fuck if hea "assaulted"
@@puregameplay7916 who's a scum bag and how do you know?
To all of the people saying that they had to accept the quarters, no they don't they can turn away any money that the person represents. The law says something along the lines of this: "if a person has a debt to be payed the person that is receiving the payment of said debt can refuse any tender that they deem unfit"
So a man was slammed to the ground and arrested because he paid a fine with legal US currency. Wow. This is serving and protecting at its finest
Aren't coins official currency in the U.S.?
Also, why are so many idiots in the U.S. calling police and why are they responding to none issues?
Because the police, judges, and DA is corrupt throughout the country. And everyone wonders why we refuse to give up our guns.
Because peaple are prejudice uncivil idiots in the US- much like the imbecile who commented b4 me. All that people hear and talk about in this country are greasy food and guns- excluding the disgusting pig acts of indifference by people ,again, like the one who commented b4 me.
Yes. Coins are legal tender. This says pennies but it applies to all coins. blogs.findlaw.com/legally_weird/2015/08/can-i-pay-my-fine-in-pennies.html
Literally ANY BUSINESS including government facilities fan deny service as long as it isn't based on race or sex or any other protected class. They don't have to accept anything they don't want to. Do your research, Internet lawyer
Because he needed to pay the fine. And they couldn’t accept the quarters. Coins are official currency in the US, but that does not mean they have to accept the payment.
So are dimes not American currency anymore? If they were fake currency, then yea, call the police. But if the employees are just too lazy to count coins, then they need a new job.
While I understand the frustration of counting all that, we do have something called coin counting machines ( coins for cash sort of machine). They could just purchase one of those and that would save them the time of having to count the coins personally.
all American money is fake its a note of debt theres no gold or silver to back it
Money is literally just paper copper and nickel with imprints on it....all fake and the number one scam pulled on humanity to control us
@@g.h7657 Fine then. empty all your paper money, give it away, and just live off of coins. You will find it harder to transport around and a hassle when paying anybody for anything.
@@axx012 do you have a shred of reading comprehension??? Your comment doesn't even make sense in the context of my statement. Re read my comment. No wonder you need books with flashy exaggerated pictures just to understand things. Must suck being a low IQ virgin
If the detainment and arrest weren’t based on laws then any resisting he did would be justified to prevent his own kidnapping.
He was assaulted, he was trying to defend himself. Seriously, attacked by 4 cops for paying a fine with change. How heinous is that ?
“Why is your mommy here” haha wow. Someone didn’t have happy parents when they were young
Assault and battery. Fire the cop and fire the person that called the cops putting a citizen in danger. Is having your hands in your pockets a misdemeanor or felony.
He resisted by pulling away and then kicked the officer. 1:34 He got what he deserved. If you don't want to be arrested and charged don't resist the police! If a cop gave me a lawful order to take my pants off and do jumping jacks Imma do it! You know why? Because you don't fight in the streets that's just stupid you fight in court. If a cop says take off your pants and do jumping jacks Imma do it and get PAID from a lawsuit.
"Is having your hands in your pockets a misdemeanor or a felony?" That statement just proves how little you know about policing! Having your hands in your pockets isn't a crime but ya know what people pull out of pockets? Guns, knives, weapons of all kinds can fit in your pocket. I agree the cops came on a little hot but if I was in the situation you just let them do what they are going to do. At the end of the day DON'T FIGHT IN THE STREETS FIGHT IN COURT AND GET PAID! If he hadn't kicked the cop and resisted so hard he may of had a case against them but now he's in jail.
I'm not going to bow
@@johnwilson5266 I'm not sure what that means. lol
@@ethanmartin4366 it means he's not gonna give in or accept that you are right. Lol
I’m from New Mexico and I’ve seen the cops acts like fools off duty at bars yelling and fighting
No he resisted tyranny and defended himself
I bet the clerk lied to cops and when that 911 call get release the mother should go after that clerk as well in a different lawsuit.
LOL This happened years ago.
Mark Merin
What was the outcome?
The payment was all on camera. Take the clerk to court
Mark Merin doesn’t matter
@@chrisj197438 he won the lawsuit and was paid in quarters
Man if you fart while being arrested you could get charged with assaulting an officer. Lol
You uh your not far off...
😂
Cops to unconscious man...”Stop resisting!”
They would label it as biological warfare
that's because cops have over inflated and fragile egos.
With this logic, just arrest and handcuff the man who invented the quarter if it's so fucking illegal.
It's legal tender. They have no choice but to take it.
Go and try it
Put it on RUclips
Not true. "They have to accept any legal tender" argument? Not always true. Yes, pennies are legal tender, but, as the Department of the Treasury points out, there is "no Federal statute mandating that a private business, a person or an organization must accept currency or coins as for payment for goods and/or services."
just more cops earning the hate
Truth
Here in the UK we watch the day to day corruption of the American police with disbelief and horror. The thin blue line is the most corrupt system in the world of policing and your government stands by and watches with arms folded and eyes shut. Shame in them all. One day the people will say enough is enough. I dread to think of the consequences for the police when that day comes.
why? because youre too simple minded to research the incident other than edited youtube videos.
Yes bill, because only right wings defend cops.
Also, how the fuck is the government brainwashing people?
Explain
Not one of the officers had the basic common sense to realize that they shouldn't have been called, because someone was angered by the method of payment? He could pay with pennies if he wants to!! The officers should have went right to the window and told the employee that they're wasting police resources. And do the officers know anything about descalating a situation? You should have told the guy to go have a nice day and and then explain to the employee behind the glass what police officers are 'supposed' to be used for.
Turning a Crimeless Situation into a Crime. Law Enforcement for "Criminal-Creation". The Crime Index is going up. we need more cops.
We need to fire every one of these officers, with no pension benefits or anything, this is disgusting, people with authority need to stop abusing there power before the rest of us get our act together and overthrow all government with violence and anarchy
Should sue the place that called the cops on him. Hes allowed to pay the fine in any legal tender he wants
It's legal tender they can't refuse the payment. Now the fine the kid paid will be nothing in comparison to the lawsuit for false arrest/assault/falsity police report . Good job police you just cost the taxpayers $25,000 to $30,000....but what do they care? It's not their money.
I love cops who do their job. it I hate cops like this who just beat on a guy for paying a fine
The guy has a history and also failed to cooperate.
It’s all about how it’s given to them. You can take it. But counting is another thing. I have seen people throw change at gas station attendants and say put it on number, and then expect to have it counted. Holding up the line making them count is likely a crime not often associated or charged often. Blocking the flow of traffic is a good way to get another fine.
Same kid 3 years later involved in drive by shooting but he's an upstanding citizen. Got it
Any and all fines can be paid in legal tender. There was no crime committed and the officers assaulted that kid. They should be fired and the kid needs to sue..
The police should not have been called in the first place. He was fined, and he paid with quarters.
So you can get arrested for refusing to take your hand out of your pocket? Strange. I've never heard that one before
As long as it's united states' currency they should take it. Money is money.
this boy did nothing wrong change is legal tender these cops got out of line and they should lose their job. they committed a crime
Felipe Mendez Not from the video I saw. He clearly was told to remove his hands from his pocket and to identify himself and refused.
You are under the assumption that the cops were operating independently and weren't called? It is their responsibility to respond when called and keep themselves and the citizens safe. On March 31, 2017 at approximately 3:55 P.M officers from the Deming Police Department were dispatched to a disturbance at 309 S. Gold, which is Municipal Court. Dispatch advised officers they could hear yelling in the background of the phone call reporting the incident. This information heightened the officer’s expectation regarding their safety. Upon arrival officers met with the parties involved in the disturbance. It was learned that there was an argument between court staff and a male subject later identified as Juan Weaver. As officers were talking with Juan Weaver he placed his hand in his pocket. Officers asked for him to remove his hand for officer safety. Mr. Weaver placed his hand back in his pocket and officers again asked him to remove his hand for officer safety as the officers had no idea what he was carrying in his pocket and same was big enough to house a weapon. Mr. Weaver refused to take his hand out of his pocket the second time thereby disobeying the lawful order of the officer’s. At that point, Mr. Weaver was asked for his identification and he refused to provide officers with identification saying he didn’t have to while at the same time the officers were removing Weaver’s hand from his pocket. Mr. Weaver was then advised he was being placed under arrest. Mr. Weaver resisted and assaulted the officers and was taken into custody after a brief struggle. As is standard, every time a Juvenile is arrested, a probation officer from CYFD does an assessment to determine whether the juvenile will be continued in detention or released to his parents based upon charges after arrest. In this case the results from the assessment called for the continued detention of the juvenile based upon the severity of the Juvenile’s actions in this case.
Of course it's legal. Although the court DOES NOT need to take it as a form of payment. There for he was told to comeback with a reasonable form of payment. Your argument is invalid and his actions are invalid. Coinage Act of 1965, Section 31 U.S.C. 5103. I'll just leave that there. As far as the arrest. New Mexico is a stop and identity state. NM Stat § 30-22-3 (2013) Knowledge is power, bro. Learn before you enter a discussion empty handed. The wonderful tool of Google is in front of you.
Go fly a kite mr. Authority
MisterAuthority thank you, finally someone with some actual numbers. now please tell me what the forth amendment says about being ID or refusing to take ur hands out of ur pockets for officers safety? cuz these people obviously don't understand that it doesn't say u can refuse to give ur ID and that u don't have to follow commands or requests from a police officer.
Guy: lays out change for workers
Workers: calls the police cuz counting the change would be a lot of work
Yup that's all it was about. Unless they clearly had it posted that all change unless rolled will be rejected. So he will win in a lawsuit because I'm sure that wasn't posted.
Not there job to count that much change
@@ramsay4804 not their job? Would counting out a hundred dollars in twenties paid for a ticket be their job? Not sure of the logic behind your statement. Legal tender is exactly that. The boy went to jail because some lazy cunt didn't want to do a little extra work. I could see if it was all pennies but hope hard is it to make stacks of four? I hope they were sued and fired.
@@yourmama9674 he was being sarcastic other words the clerk was saying I'm not counting that
@@yourmama9674 and if I'm wrong I'm sorry because it is their damn job like you said whether its $20 bills or coins it's all legal tender but we all know when it comes to state or local government employees they're all lazy
False report from caller. Violation of 4th,14th amendments. This kid should come out of this with a clean record an apology and thousands of dollars in cash as well as the one cops badge for assault and battery.
Every single cop involved should be fired period
I see the cops breaking the law. The system is broken and people need to wake up. There’s nothing wrong with wanting better for everyone
We can vote... only less than third of the country votes. Please vote.
He resisted by pulling away and then kicked the officer. 1:34 He got what he deserved. If you don't want to be arrested and charged don't resist the police! If a cop gave me a lawful order to take my pants off and do jumping jacks Imma do it! You know why? Because you don't fight in the streets that's just stupid you fight in court. If a cop says take off your pants and do jumping jacks Imma do it and get PAID from a lawsuit.
@@ethanmartin4366 this is new mexico, those cops are lucky they weren't shot up
@@dkdiego505 What tf does it being in new mexico have to do with anything..?
@@ethanmartin4366 you'd know if you lived here cuh
We should pay all legal fines with nickels and pennies.
Yeah, cause it's the clerks fault.
The clerk might not have started things but he sure escalated them.
Dave Rhoden I don't get why people do that in the first place. The clerk had nothing to do with the fine.
j ho Yes the clerk has everything to do with the fine. He processes it and takes cash payment. He is therefore complicit with the court, who would otherwise have to sit down a bailliff or even a judge to collect the payments and mark them off as paid. Also he receives a certain amount of money on a regular basis and at least once a month from the court from funds he has helped collect, which reinforces the fact he is an accomplice (as opposed to someone coerced to provide this service).
Making this person miserable is therefore an adequate response. It impedes the court,'s ability to process payments and it also burdens the clerk. If enough people do this, then the clerk might stop working for the court altogether and seek income elsewhere, leaving the court to process payments again either by bailiffs or even by judges until they can find another person willing to count large numbers of coins on a day to day basis. They might have to offer a substantial larger share of the take to such a person which also causes the court damage.
Did he issue the fine?
False imprisonment, constitutional rights violations, kidnapping, i wonder if these officers still have jobs or their freedom. They should be cellmates with people they put in prison.
Quarters are legal currency! The Officer grab him - THAT IS ASSAULT! Under Terry v Ohio you can not just walk up and demand to check his pockets. The city needs to be sued and the Police Department.