Police Arrest Unpermitted Hot Dog Vendors at Santa Monica Pier
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- Опубликовано: 20 мар 2022
- Santa Monica Police Officers from the Unpermitted Vendors Task force arrest two unpermitted hot dog vendors for violating ordinance 3.36.290 (Prohibition on use of combustible fuels in and around pier) at the Santa Monica Pier on Monday, March 21, 2022. Food and carts were also confiscated.
The multi-department task force consists of Santa Monica Police Officers, Santa Monica Code Enforcement Officers, Santa Monica Fire Department personnel, Santa Monica Harbor Patrol Officers, Public Works, and private security guards.
The newly formed task force has been instrumental in helping to educate and enforce the City’s safety laws and ensuring safe sidewalk vending practices across the City.
A new emergency ordinance 3.36.290 Prohibition on use of combustible fuels in and around pier passed on August 24, 2021.
The Santa Monica Pier has a worldwide identity. The City wants to preserve our decades old wooden Pier so it can be enjoyed for years to come. Unpermitted butane/propane cook-cart is a potential fire hazard for the Pier, the City’s Code Enforcement, the County Health Department, and the City’s Police Department periodically conduct educational and enforcement campaigns to help keep the Pier safe. This safety focus calls to eliminate all unpermitted carts, while addressing improper hot grease and trash disposal, and unsanitary food service conditions on and immediately adjacent to the Pier.
According to information from the City of Santa Monica website www.santamonica.gov/topic-exp... ; Santa Monica was one of the first cities in the state to develop a permitted vending program. The City's comprehensive program that has allowed permitted or licensed vendors to operate for over 30 years includes permitting processes and parameters for safe vending, and today over 150 vendors are legally permitted to vend in the city. In 2018, the state law changed with the “Safe Sidewalk Vending Act” (SB 946) to provide important entrepreneurship and economic opportunities to low-income and immigrant communities.
State and local laws guide safe vending practices and standards in Santa Monica. All vendors need a City of Santa Monica business license and if applicable, a vending permit to sell any items in the City, and vendors selling food must also obtain and display a Los Angeles County Department of Public Health permit. The permit requirements reflect Santa Monica’s commitment to balancing public health and safety with expanding opportunities for micro-entrepreneurs.
Vendors are encouraged and welcome in many sidewalk locations throughout the City. In particular, sidewalk vendors are encouraged to vend on the sidewalk along Colorado Avenue between the Expo Light Rail Line (4th Street) and Ocean Avenue (top of the Santa Monica Pier). Street vending is restricted areas including Third Street Promenade, Palisades Park, Santa Monica Pier and the beach.
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It’s amazing how many people on the pier are lawyers
Louder they are least educated they are .
Lol, if they were truly lawyers they would know you make legal arguments in a courtroom not out on the pier.
@@stevemccooleq what Lawyer
To no street vendors 😞 zone 11:19
Emily is almost in very video antagonizing police on the DAILY , everybody literally knows her name , idgaf if she a minor or not , the fact that she is still walking the pier after the trouble she caused and CONTINUEING to cause is beyond me.
Shut up
Awe poor babies if only they were armed killers oh wait.
Ya she's a real criminals, see any drug addict American selling food, the U.S. is sick, the U.S. would attempt to make Jesus Christ look like a criminal. God I'm glad I live in Mexico and I'm a white dude from the U.S., 45 years in Mexico
is Emily the karen eating Cheetos. She does not have a doggy bag on her
One if bidens guests
Break the law, get arrested. Not a hard concept.
Buy your permits like the rest of us!! Damn! Stop with the bullcrap!
Exactly
@@jaipoh3965 if you have a permit on pier, let me know I will buy some from you. The rent in pier is over $1000 per month upcoming April. Let me know where you are.
Only white people understand that concept
really not complicated
I have a lot of respect for this officer.
I don’t, he argues like a girl
This woman did nothing but hustle bro smh
You’re part of the problem in this society
Bootlicker 😂
You can tell that officer is going to snap one day.
I don't understand why the police officers have to argue with this kind of people who don't understand the law and regulations
Or who are pretending not to understand the law and regulations.
The police officer knows that the permit on pier is $1153.99 per month on April. The police wants to justify his work which is basically kicking out of the vendor who are not able to pay the $1000 rent. Do you want to be the police who support and help weak or Do you want to be the police who kick out of people you already know that they can't pay the rent? That's why our police cannot just kick out of people. I can see how great police he is.
louder the spectator (pretending they know the law) I bet they have the least amount of education and these uneducated chicks wears biggest fake eye lash and fake fingernails.
The Officer was attempting to bridge the gap. As public servants each Officer should attempt to communicate. I commend this Officer for trying.
@@Fechual To a certain extent yeah maybe. But by the same token court is not being held out on the pier. The city requires permits, the police are simply enforcing the city's rules...they don't make those rules. If the vendor's feel the rules are unjust then they can bring it up with city government or argue it in court.
The officer is a very patient as he has no obligation to hold a dialog with general public. He is doing his job which is to keep the pier safe (safe from unsanitary food and potential fire hazard).
I believe he is engaging them verbally to prevent the situation from escalating. Yes, he is very patient.
Shut up
he's justifying the fact that bored cops are arresting unpermitted vendors (infractions or misdemeanors) because they can't police actual crime.
That girl really had nothing in her schedule for the rest of the night , maybe even the week .
Go home , mind your business.
Sellers without a license or permit know well the risks. Anyone that breaks the law knows the risks. Here in New York City the food is tossed out and they get a citation. Once a churro lady was arrested in a Brooklyn subway station, but she was a repeating offender. She was warned several times before to leave and she didn’t listen. Then she was arrested. Then the media got involved. Made it seem like the cops were the bad guys.
write them a ticket & tell them to move. simple.
if cops need to do it every day, at least they don't have to deal with actual criminals...
@@grimmata exactly. ticket them, tell them to leave...focus on the criminals who are murdering, stealing, etc.
@@justthejsounds good we’ll just deport them
I hope she sued them personally and officially for violating her constitutional protected rights.
@@justthejyes....this!! 👍🏼
I would love to just go and sell my stuff on the boardwalk, no permits, no license, no insurance, just set and start selling. But that would be breaking the law. Thank you SMPD!!
The law tells you it is ok to sell on the street in 2018 with certain regulation, and the city asks you to pay $1153.99 per month upcoming April. If we want to blame something, we should know what is going on exactly, then let's blame after. the basic problem is not solved.
Imagine thanking the government for charging people for permits.
Karen
@@noSimpininmypimpin2361 Trade
@@sbss924 You thanked them like they were heroes, 😆 but we know you're racist because nobody wants what you have to offer.
These vendors are the most stubborn people I have ever seen in my life. They just absolutely refuse to do the right thing. Almost as if they’re oblivious to what’s going on! Insanity.
You are right they are very stubborn the police should teach them A lesson Send them to jail for two years
@@sylviathompson100nah deport them
More stubborn then black people?
They think just because there's no law where their from, there's no law here
@@mariasalas9138 They are incredibly rude and so are most of the hispanics in California. I have a lot of hispanic friends, mostly pure Chicanos, but a lot of latino friends of mine agree that they’re rude, so don’t try calling me racist.
They come to America and demand, then they abuse. Not all of them, but stats don’t lie. Then we got the citizens (mainly spanish ones and dumb white ones) defending them, when they don’t even know the reason. “What did she do?”. She could have stabbed someone and they’d still be calling it a racist arrest.
The citizens whom support these officers need to show up and support these officers!!! These officers are being verbally abused, made to be villains!! The fact that these young, unreasonable people support the lawbreaking vendors.
Well well said
Shut up
Yes. Those are illegal hotdogs. They should not be eaten.
I agree...but Santa Monica is far away.
Yeah there feelings are hurt 😂😂😂😂they need therapy they might be transgender 😂😂😂😂😂
dude with the satchel is the ring leader, he's ALWAYS around and seeing this, but still tells his "workers" to go out and get arrested. I commend these Officers
And the fact they can't see how dangerous it is to be on the pier. They think it's a race war, it's not. Very dangerous.
Shut up
yup thats him.
Dude really who TF wants to deliberately get arrested?
@@aaronmatthewsalinas1408 thanks for telling us you’re not smart
Glad the City is staying firm on cleaning the pier up. In the early days of the task force, the vendors smiled and said we don't care if you stop us today, we will be here tomorrow, and the day after. I assumed the vendors would win over time by law suits, public pressure or the leaders of the city throwing up their hands and giving up.
Goes to show standing by a reasonable, workable plan can succeed.
I don't see trash on the ground. So what you mean cleaning up the pier ? You talking about the vendors ?
These vendors don't respect anyone, and they think they can do what they want, apart from the bad smell from the oil burning onions. They leave a lot of garbage. It's a mafia that don't align to the rules
@@Cantworship2gods they don't have permits and unsafe foods
@@Cantworship2gods Yes the vendors... Go back to earlier videos and see all of the trash, masks, food and wrappers, not to mention the countless times they poured their oil and grease onto the pier, seeping through the slats and onto the beach and ocean below. It's an environmental hazard... No food handlers card or permits of any kind...
You're so gullible to believe that the fire was possibly started by a food vendor. Look at the location where the fire started and ask yourself, who was the first one to discover the fire. All that info was discussed in the prior video.
Seems to me like it was a controlled fired. That fired conveniently justifies the removal of the food vendors on the pier from this point forward. Why didn't it occur anywhere else on the pier?.
That fire conveniently started at the edge of the pier, next to a fence, right above a fire door below. And that area looks like there wouldn't have been anyone around to witness it.
Until they arrest the actual person that caused that fire I'm gonna be skeptical about it.
And for the time being, I believe that they should let them sell their food with or without a permit. Let the people decide if they want to buy from them or not. I don't buy it, that the government wants to justify their removal for our safety, health wise.
NOT SURE WHY THIS FOOD SELLERS KEEP INSISTING ON BREAKING THE PUBLIC HEALTH CODES. PERMITS ARE AVAILABLE.
There's no permits to sell food in the pier+ they use propane = fire hazard 😎
Again..it's not a race thing it's about get your permit...just get your permit...and when these people act like fools...
Dude the eliote man with his shopping cart is awesome and doesn't have a permit
yes the permit price on the pier upcoming April is $1153.99 per month. That's is why they are not able to get the permit. Also, the management is currently not accepting application.
@@SA-hz1rs They are not able to afford it.
Food permit is tons more complicated.
:( And no one wants to help this situation but blame them.
@@SA-hz1rs Since 2018 by California law allows vendors can sell on the street.
That must be the one reason so many vendors went to the Pier. San Francisco has also same problem with pier selling too. Also, the other reason is that visitors don’t want to pay lots of money for their meals when they visit the pier, so they buy things from those vendors who are there illegally. Btw, You want to live in Beverly Hills? I wanna live near the street of Camino de Estrella. Also, I can’t afford that now. Maybe selling merchandise on the street could be the first step toward the dream? :D I am the one who got the permit from the city, and I am struggling at this moment and confront with problems. Will you help me?
@@SA-hz1rs Yes, that is my point, they need the permit, but at this moment, they can't get the permit. Even if they get the permit like I get the permit(I am proud of myself though), there is no place to sell. S A, I am not the side of people who doesn't even know health regulation and sale's tax; also, when we look at some vendors cars, they have more expensive cars than we have, and they don't want to rent the pier but they want to sell!! lol!! However, S A, there must be the way to solve this situation if we try to look at what is real issue. That's what I really want to say.
If I were that cop, I would not have entertained any of them with conversation.
Shut up
Im glad you aren’t
I wouldn’t have either. I would’ve pepper sprayed that big mouth girl
It does matter ..if her cart catches something on fire on the pier..send the bill to these 40 people..
Shut up
The first time I saw one of these videos of the police confiscating the food carts I felt bad for them. Then I watched many of the other videos and realized the police are doing the right thing. They have given these same group of people warning after warning that they can’t sell on the pier without permits. These people don’t care and run the area like a gang attacking any other vendors that try to sell near them. They keep their raw bacon wrapped hot dogs in a box under the cart all day with no ice or refrigeration to keep them at a safe temperature. Who knows how many days the same unsold hot dogs come out to sit there day after day and how many people have gotten sick from eating them. The fact that they make no attempt to follow the most basic food safety protocol shows they don’t care about the safety of their customers. It’s a huge public safety issue to allow these people to serve food to the public. It’s also a slap in the face to all the businesses on the pier that have their permits and pay rent to do business there.
They probably cant get a licence because they do not have legal papers or I.d card recognizing them as legal citizens of America..
This pier is overrun with bad attitude
Shut up
Rules must be respected by anyone. Being an alien doesn't entitle anyone to be granted a special treatment. The first rule, when out of its own country, is respecting the local law, keeping in mind that what's accepted in your land musn't necessarily be elsewhere. Beware, I'm not american myself
doesn’t matter ur ur not american . ur relatives here in the USA are the real illegals
@@themfoosdidit Sorry but I have no relatives in US. I don't understand what you mean
@@MS-st1zb who's in Rome?
Ok European
U not a native so go back to Europe
We are behind you officers 110 percent
You deeptroath the whole boot 110 percent
@@victorvillarruel2239 If you mean deep throat the whole boot as in bootlicker as in honest, hard working, law abiding, taxpaying citizens supporting the police in enforcing the law for public safety than yes sir, we love the taste of leather. I doubt you get the concept as you have shown that you support criminals.
@@victorvillarruel2239 Your sister arrested this time?
@@mikebrown9781 taste of leather😂💀.
Speak for yourself
Codos to the black officer hes fair but never takes crap like that crowdand karens giving him thats bull je should have said enough is enough your going to jail for disorderly conduct shutbup
They’ve been warned numerous times no permit no selling. And again that girl is there I’m not selling I’m not selling as she walks by
It's about fire safety on the pier...even if they had a permit, they wouldn't be allowed on the pier.
It looks like the penalties for illegal vendors is way too lenient. Worse are the lawless attitudes of the slime who surrounded the police.
Shut up
Ya there real slime, you see any lazy drugs addicts, homeless Americans working as they are?
actual cops would warn them then write them up. there would never be a need to actually arrest anyone for not having a permit- infraction or misdemeanor.
If you look at her cart she was cooking on ..there are signs all over the place no flame on the pier..
Probably because she doesn’t know how to read English.
@@thestone30080 She understands just fine.
@@thestone30080pretty sure they understand but chose to ignore it
Man, this is still going on? Dealing with these people is so frustrating. They act like this is the first time they've heard you can't just come and setup on the pier. And those crowds surrounding and heckling the police, wow. I admire how patient and calm these officers are. My patience would have run out a long time ago. Not a fun or easy job.
SMPD Took to long, treating them like kids, finally after a year they finally confiscate some carts, now keep it up SMPD!
Shut up
Same tactic should be used on homeless
Where in the constitution does it say you have to have a license or permit to have the American dream and sell hotdogs on public property.
@@dragonf1092 Hey Clarence Darrow, where did you study Constitutional law? Courts all over the USA have upheld that government has the right to require things such as business licenses, health permits, etc. Just like they can require real estate licenses, auto repair licenses, driver's licenses and on and on.
Being rough with repeated criminals is nessesary. How are these offenders not trespassed off the pier? If they are trespassed they can be arrested for reentering. It's almost like they're inviting them to come back and break the law.
Shut up
people need to learn respect let the officers do their job not just argue for nothing just making things hard for the police stupid
She's Backkkkkk!
Cop: "You can only be a juvenile for so long Emily" 🤣
7:10 “we had a fire two days ago” so they already almost burnt down the pier, which was thankfully put out by Pier Safety Task Force already on the scene, and then FD who had to use ample fire retardant foam to protect the nearby wood and put out the smoldering inside the wood after the fire was extinguished by a fire extinguisher, or people could have perished in the fire, or drowned jumping off into the water, or been trampled by frantic crowds running! So, breaking this law is NOT a minor offense, these crowds heckling cops enjoy the pier yet don’t care if it’s destroyed over a $5 hot dog cooked on a grill black with filth, but they wouldn’t want it happening in their backyard putting them at risk, so I just don’t understand the problem they have with obeying necessary laws like everyone else! Combustibles on the pier = jail, fine, impounded carts, etc, so please! just respect the law, there’s a reason for these laws, and it’s not all about you, you want community support, but threaten entire community, everyone’s lives and jobs, for your own selfish gain, it just doesn’t work that way! I used to be very sympathetic to the vendors too, but they have had plenty of time to get it right, and there was a fire two days ago, so NADA MAS!
Si uvo el incendio no kiere desir q fueron los vend dores pudieron ser los vagabundos q son de su misma raza y culpan a los vend dores !!!
@@rosyr.9507
No se puede justificar lo incorrecto
Ellos no respetan a nadie, ya les advirtieron muchas veces que sin permiso de la ciudad no pueden vender porque pueden enfermar a alguien sin tener ningún seguro medico que respalde sus negocio, otra cosa, no tienen extintores y debajo de los carrots de hotdogs andan como 10 botes de gas que si llegaran a explotar pueden ocasionar muchas muertos, y no se harian responsables de ello.
Use su cerebro antes de opinar.
@leonel funez el pinche gobierno Mata mas gente y sin remordimiento alguno y con esto bienen hacer un drama please gente no seamos tan pero tan ingenuos los mejores restaurants Tam poco siguen las reglas de salubrida
Asi tambien le invito no Habra su boca sin argumentos..bye ..
Postdata ARRIBA LOS VENDEDORES AMBULANTES
LETS SUPPORTS STREET VENDORS...
You're so gullible to believe that the fire was possibly started by a food vendor. Look at the location where the fire started and ask yourself, who was the first one to discover the fire. All that info was discussed in the prior video.
Seems to me like it was a controlled fired. That fired conveniently justifies the removal of the food vendors on the pier from this point forward. Why didn't it occur anywhere else on the pier?.
That fire conveniently started at the edge of the pier, next to a fence, right above a fire door below. And that area looks like there wouldn't have been anyone around to witness it.
Until they arrest the actual person that caused that fire I'm gonna be skeptical about it.
And for the time being, I believe that they should let them sell their food with or without a permit. Let the people decide if they want to buy from them or not. I don't buy it, that the government wants to justify their removal for our safety, health wise.
@@mumbles5539 Wait, you’re saying that authorities set the fire intentionally to justify upholding the no combustible law, but I’m the gullible one? You must be kidding me! That fire was an accident likely caused by a cart left near that fence while vendor went to the bathroom and the the combustible on all those carts either exploding from the heat of the sun, or being left unattended and the cart was removed by the vendor who ran away instead of putting out the fire, either that or a meth head, but either way combustibles are banned from the pier, so you can imagine the cops are setting fires if you want, but it’s way more realistic the fire happened from negligent handling of banned combustibles whether it was a cart or a crack pipe, it’s banned, period because of the FIRE HAZARDS, this issue has to do with preservation and safety of thousands of lives, not just those willing to risk theirs to save a dollar on a hot dog
Buy your permits like the rest of us!! Damn! Stop with the bullcrap!
So, do you pay vendor’s permit on pier for monthly $1000 cart space?
same criminals over and over
If the police didn't do anything by now. I bet there would be hot dog carts from one end of the pier to the other with literally inches apart from each other!
That girl needs to chill out and notice her dog is very stressed out. Jesus.
That poor dog couldn't get out of there fast enough, poor thing
Exactly she should mind her own business
Shut up
@@sylviathompson100 Freak
It’s about time you guys take the carts
Why anyone would eat something prepared on that nasty cooking surface is beyond me. My cats wouldn't even eat that.
lol look up philadelphia pretzel news report from the 1990s they had those guys under survelance lol
When a cat doesn't eat a food, they know its a bad Meow in the making. Cats are just so alert to everything!
Jean, isn't that cart top disgusting? That tells everyone they aren't clean. Where do they wash their hands or utensils?🤮
@@kimcwhite6509 The toilet once a week
@@sylviathompson100 😂🤢🤮
Good job 👏 officers keep it up and ignore these stupid ppl that don't know what's going on.
That black police officer is so professional.
Yes he is surrounded by all those illegals.
Hey lady, the police officers are taking those harbor freight carts because you dont listen, respect or follow the law.
Freak
Your name is Carlos Benitez too LOL
God bless these officers for putting up with these people. The black officer is very patient and professional.
finally some one black gets a job
@@unseeing_lava474 finally a Mexican is getting deported lol
Great job Officer Madrid. No more playing these stupid games.
People seriously don't realize that Americans are punished and fined for not having permits to sell. But we see people from other countries selling on our land with out the necessary paperwork and it becomes unfair for our market.
It's about fire danger here. Even with a permit, they wouldn't be allowed on the pier.
@@someguy9778 well now I know, makes sense. I'm talking about in general, in LA county, it's starting to look like Mexico where all these street vendors selling what ever it is like food, toys, even clothes. What I'm talking about is if they have the necessary permits to operate. If not, then what matters more is not only health code and what not, I care if they are paying their fair share. I love street vendors, but I despise those who take advantage, make a mess, leave their trash for others to pick up. Seriously think about it, who pays people to pick up and clean our streets. Our taxes. The example they are giving, in my opinion is that anyone and everyone can be a street vendor ( which is actually true) but can't just set up a tent or a make shift stand on any piece of property unless it's you'res and the state or county or community allows such sales in neighborhoods or where ever you live.
TAKE ALL THE CARTS AWAY! Music to my ears seeing them get hauled off!
Freak
Good to see the laws being enforced.
My husband owns a restaurant & he had to go through hell and back to get permits and clearances, not to mention all the money he spent. People who work on the streets selling food without permits shouldn't be allowed to get away with it. That Mexican woman defending her was running on pure emotions and not logic
I didn't care about any of this until I started my business and went through all the red tape to get my permits to sell. Now it infuriates me when I see people doing it illegally without permits, without tax paying etc. It's not fair to the rest of us.
These officers sure have the patience to spend the time to even explain to someone who obviously doesn't listen or know whats going on.
Or is pretending not to know what's going on.
These officers do not want to be a bad guy, that's why they are nice as much as they can. The police do know that there is no place to sell, and the permit on pier is over $1000 coming April, but that's not their job to adjust the permit price, the pier management set the permit price.
Shut up
ticket them, force them to move on, but arrest them for resisting arrest? eff those bored cops!
Get those look breakers out of my city! Thank you Police for doing an extraordinary job!
I always wonder how these people even survive and able to afford to pay rents by just selling these hot dogs.
From Brazil, I congratulate these police officers who enforced the law and had the patience to make people understand that people's health cannot be put at risk.🙌
The cart is on private property.
We love the police!
lol u hating on ur own race .. shiii sad learn spanish 😂😂😂
@@themfoosdidit Not about race dummy , it’s about right and wrong.
@@gapo62angler93 u wouldn’t understand the work she does
@@themfoosdidit all she has to do is get a permit like other businesses on that pier and pay taxes like every other businesses and everything will be fine. COMPLY
@@gapo62angler93 pocho ass foo don’t play at my parties
Entiendan que no están en México.
Las reglas y leyes en los estados unidos son mucho más estrictas por lo tanto hay que entenderlas y obedecerlas.
Exelente labor de la policía Americana y de la gente de comercio y salubridad.
Arrest them all. Good job cops.
Thank you officers! Clean up!
Glad to see they are toughening up for the safety of the public. These people think that they are just trying to earn a buck, but they do not realize the danger they put everyone else in. The tougher the consequences for endangering the public the less violators there will be. What a stupid question," Why are you taking the carts". If you brake the law with it, you loose it! If it is DANGEROUS you aint getting it back. But it is California and they'll probably get everything back and composition from our taxes.
@@kn-qz7by I saw that video of the fire. I'm sure the vendors know all about it too, as there wasn't one around when it happened. They don't even carry a fire extinguisher, when they carry several tanks of fuel.
@@pennypackmtb2542no soap, no hot water! I worked fast food and I've worked in a restaurant. And there was all kinds of laws and rules we had to follow. Hot food had to be kept at a certain temperature. Call food had to be kept at a certain. Meat had to be cut on one cutting board. Fruits and vegetables had to be cut on another cutting when we serve Buffett we had to put up a sneeze guard. Straws had to be individually wrapped. Customers and workers stand right over there food talking I'm passing money. There's numerous, numerous violations with the "street venders" if a restaurant or fast food place did the same thing they would be fined. Not to mention tax violations also!
@@chriscrichton98 I so agree. They have had no training on food handling and the money if any that they report is questionable. They steel business from the legit business owners and they steel from us and poison us too.
Where in the Constitution does it say you have to have a license or permit or permission from anyone to exercise their American dream and sell hotdogs yep nowhere so it can't be illegal.
@@dragonf1092 There is something called the, "LAW". They are addendums to our Constitution, based on the Constitution. Murder is not mentioned either.
I don't understand why these cops have to explain themselves for the job they're doing to People that come from Countries where there's no Law nor Order .
Because the cops know that the permit price on pier is $1153.99, and currently not accepting the application. The cops don't want to be the bad guy :) He knows that he becomes the police to protect people not kicking out.
Regulation on food vendors is necessary for the safety of the public.
It’s as simple as that.
It's about time ! 💀 🇺🇸
7:20 To my fellow bilingual speakers such as myself, and I will gladly translate to those who do not speak Spanish, lady in the background explaining to another individual that they’re getting arrested for being in possession of a hot dog cart, saying “No mames” basically meaning “That’s bullshit” in Spanish. Lady, if you ever watch this video and I hope you come by this comment, do you not understand the SAFETY violations these small little carts create? Insanitary food that can lead to severe food poisoning, improper usage of propane. There was a fire on the pier, that is extremely serious, you don’t think these first responders are tired of your guys bullshit? I mean Jesus Christ, this isn’t a game here, this isn’t about skin color, discrimination, racism or anything in that matter, PD is not only targeting these people, they serve and protect to prevent catastrophes such as that fire that occurred recently, and guess what you idiot lady, those hot dog carts can cause it! To all those supporting these vendors with no permits and bash on police personnel, please educate yourselves on the simple laws that are created to enforce a safety culture, you think PD gains satisfaction from arresting anyone? Do you think they go home with a smile on their face because they sent someone to jail? No, they don’t, they are tired and frustrated of you idiotic, uneducated, selfish, disrespectful vendors that don’t contain the slightest brain cell to understand what damage you are causing. Keep crying about it. Good job to Santa Monica PD and Fire Department personnel for keeping the pier in one piece and not in ashes. I am ashamed of seeing my own people behave unaccountable and chaotic, wake up guys, follow the rules, it’s as simple as that, don’t like it? Put the cuffs on yourself.
Well put
100%
Thank you!
I’m with you as well man, I’m also ashamed of my race as well, these people just come here thinking that there in their home country where they can do whatever they want, well guess what you can’t, we have laws too and you must follow them or else you go to jail or worse get deported.
And those are not hot dog carts, they are home depot carts, not made for vending or cooking on... Thank you for translating and standing up...
It’s about time and fantastic!!
Yup, it about time to take their carts, hope it being destroyed
Its nice to finally see them getting arrested and taking away them nasty carts
ok, Lil cry baby
you support trump shush
Should arrest the ones flapping their jaws for obstruction !!!!!
I love it.. finally.. Santa Monica PD taking care of business.. and Emily still hanging around..
She is Nothing but a lowlife
Emily? Like what's that?
I would never eat vendor food. Great way of getting sick.
lol but u eat fast food ?
These vendors know not to be there but yet they still show up and cry when they get busted.
This isnt TJ kids. You can't do whatever you want.
You can't even do whatever you want in TJ all the food carts in TJ pay a fee to be able to vend
@@MrComputerfix619 Well in TJ it's a bribe off the books.
Nothing but support for law enforcement. These vendors have been told hundreds of times they can't sell. How many more warnings ⚠️ do they need. Thanks city of Santa Monica for standing by our officers.
Another Karen.😣😂
@@RIOAguilar1717 exactly she is so annoying
They can arrest all of them.
These vendors are like a plague.
The European’s started he plague, they might still be infected
Cockroaches
10:26 dude was spot on " you can only be a juvenile for so long "
Good God. Quit playing games. Get a permit. I love Sargent Hollowell. "I refuse to get upset. I'll keep dialoging". Awesome. Keep up the good work.
as his body language tell exactly the opposite...
Mind your OFB people. Let police do their job.
fake ass raza .. carlos vasquez but hating on ur own
A police officer in the state of California just arrested someone breaking the law. Mark this day on the calendar.
These people have no education. If she’s worried about her son, don’t do anything illegal that will put her son in that situation. That officer shouldn’t be talking to these people that knows nothing about the law.
They say we understand you're doing your job but we're ignorant and we want you to let the criminal go free.
It's called willful ignorance! It's been around for a couple of thousand years friend!
No white folks complaining…duly noted.
White people don't touch that stuff. God knows how its made.
Thank you SMPD!!!
The place is not there place Emily and Terror should not return
Arrest and deport them, period.
That chubby girl with the torn pants was so freaking annoying!
And that paisa is still asking 🤔 WHY THEY TAKING MY CART
do sum ab it tuff guy .. ur hyna wouldn’t get loud like that for u lol
@@themfoosdidit ew you must be ghetto
I would’ve 100% given that woman with the dog a ticket for interrupting my investigation or inciting a riot. Actually, I may have arrested her after I told her 100x to be quiet.
The ones complaining there will be the first to sue the city when they get sick off that food.
This people just don't accept a No for an answer. So don't waste your time in explanations.
food vendors are wrong
These people swear like it’s okay to do this shit without a license . GREAT JOB SMPD THANK YOU
If you get arrested DON'T come back!!😎😎
I feel sorry for the dog
I've got friends coming from New Zealand in August & hope Santa Monica pier is part of itinerary, not a version of Tijuana with nasty grease dropping & fire hazard carts & food not cooked & prepared to health code standards
Thier all over la. I've seen em up in down Hollywood
I’m Mexican n I support my people!! But honestly Santa Monica is out of control with all these vendors!! Hadn’t been there in probably over a good 10 years and damn shit is ghetto!! Can’t even take nice walks anymore!! I rmemeber people would go here on dates. It was chill! Now it’s just horrible n disgusting!! Even venice is better now!!!
good job , Sir
It was about time the city confiscated the carts 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥳🥳🥳
They know this is illegal but kept pushing envelope then complained when they get arrested.
They come into the USA illegally, so of course they don't believe in following vendor permitting requirements or health and safety regulations. In Latin American nations there are no such laws or they are not enforced, thus leading these illegal immigrants and thier offspring to believe they can do whatever they want, whenever they want, wherever they want.
😂
I'm certain that if there is a fire with one of the propone carts and the pier burns, than people will be accusing the city of negligence!!!
Exactly
Send all the. loudmouths to jail
"Why are they taking the carts?" The arrogance!
lol educate yourself bud.
Sounded like a damn chihuahua yappin
Lol, a human chihuahua
Don’t talk about your mother like that
No one is above the law! my only concern is that the police officer does not need to entertain these people. when there is a crowd present starting a ruckus remove those individuals breaking the law and get out of there.
You wanna come to this country cause you wanna get away from gangs, corruption & poverty, by all means, welcome! But while you’re here, starting your new life, respect the laws, rules & customs of this country. Lord knows, part of the reason people leave their countries of origin is due to police corruption. In Mexico, they would’ve been stripped of all their earnings & beaten into the ground. Respect our country if you wanna come live in it!!! Great job by those officers by the way. Very professional!
These people get involved talking like they know what's been going on for 2 yrs...Vendors have been told the consequences for coming back...S.M Police are always respectful to them and vendors get aggressive and rude especially the young ones. There's a Limit & they come back at their own risk knowing carts may get confiscated and they can get arrested. If they cause a fire on the pier who's going to pay?? Pier looks way better now.
job well done santa Monica police I'm grateful keep up the good work
Shut up
These vendors don't respect anyone, and they think they CAN do what they want, apart from the bad smell from the oil burning onions. They leave a lot of garbage. It's a mafia that don't align to the rules