ARRESTED AND HUSTLED BY THE POLICÍA IN ZONA NORTE TIJUANA
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- We’ve all heard stories about this happening. This happens to be my third encounter with the police, but this one was exceptionally bad. It went all the way to the station and cost me over $300. 
NOTE: If you watch the whole video, you will see that I have learned my lesson and am not going to pursue anything. I’ll be smarter 👌🏽 I was just a little upset the morning because I had to go get my phone, and I thought it would a good opportunity to make some contenido. Happens to be one of my best performing videos and I get paid from UA-cam, so I appreciate the comments telling me to delete it because you’re helping with my engagement, but there’s nothing wrong with this video in my eyes so please continue watching my videos and commenting whether it’s positive or negative, doesn’t matter to me. 🙏🏽
Police corruption in Zona Norte, Tijuana, is a well-documented issue that has plagued the area for many years. Zona Norte, known for its nightlife and red-light district, has historically been a hotspot for various criminal activities, including drug trafficking, prostitution, and human trafficking. This environment has created opportunities for corruption among law enforcement officers.
Key Points about Police Corruption in Zona Norte, Tijuana:
1. **Bribery and Extortion**: Many reports indicate that police officers in Zona Norte often engage in bribery and extortion. They may demand money from locals, tourists, and business owners in exchange for protection or to avoid arrest.
2. **Collusion with Criminals**: There have been numerous allegations of police officers colluding with drug cartels and other criminal organizations. This includes providing information, protecting illegal activities, and participating in criminal enterprises.
3. **Human Rights Violations**: Corrupt police practices have led to significant human rights abuses. This includes illegal detentions, physical abuse, and coercion, often targeting vulnerable populations such as sex workers and migrants.
4. **Lack of Accountability**: One of the major challenges in addressing police corruption is the lack of accountability and oversight. Internal affairs investigations are often ineffective, and corrupt officers rarely face serious consequences.
5. **Government Efforts and Challenges**: While there have been efforts by the Mexican government and local authorities to combat police corruption, these initiatives have met with limited success. Corruption is deeply ingrained, and systemic changes are difficult to implement.
6. **Impact on Community Trust**: The pervasive corruption has significantly eroded trust between the community and law enforcement. Residents are often reluctant to report crimes or cooperate with the police, fearing retaliation or lack of action.
Recent Developments:
In recent years, there have been some efforts to reform the police force and improve transparency. This includes better training, higher salaries, and stricter vetting processes for new recruits. However, progress has been slow, and corruption remains a significant challenge in Zona Norte.
Addressing police corruption in Tijuana requires a multi-faceted approach, including legal reforms, improved oversight mechanisms, and community engagement to rebuild trust and ensure that law enforcement serves and protects all citizens fairly and effectively.
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Man if I were you I would delete this video. You gotta keep more low profile man. This isn’t the US. You will be safe if you keep a low humble profile. Saying 50k in pesos isn’t much is just begging for someone to one day recognize and jack you. And trust me, with videos like this only puts you more at risk. TJ & Mex is safe, when you don’t draw attention and make it look like you have as little money as possible.
Dude, I was thinking the same thing. $50,000 pesos is too much money to walk around any downtown city after drinking at night. I don't think this content will be up long.
Another pinchi gringo that thanks Mexico is one big happy hour … get it through your head you’re a foreigner in a foreign country… “expats” think you own Mexico to … alv gringo
Thanks for the lookout. I never carry money like that on me. It was a one off situation
@@MichaelBanfield-xz5sp ya man especially in that part of the city. Hopefully he takes this as a lesson. I live in TJ myself, and the most important thing about living here is making it look like you are barely getting by (even if you are balling).
@@brownalbundy1476 , that's what I do too. Stay off the radar. Low key. Although it's difficult being super white.
Honestly dude, consider it a blessing you are out of jail, safe, and have your personal property. I'd just treat it as a lesson learned and be thankful. I enjoy your content. Keep your head up.
I appreciate that
So you were arrested for being drunk in public? That’s on you buddy..
😂😂
So you fucked around and found out. 😂
Precisely 😅
Just let it be bro, you won’t get anything out of it, you”ll just be marked by TJ police. LOL Burritos Men LOL
Jajaja I was enjoying that shoddy ass burrito 😂
Never go to “LA ZONA” without a person who is not drunk and supervising the group!!!!! Don’t give them any reason for this happen.
Por cierto 💯
Sorry, that happened to you. The Tijuana police are known to hustle gringos for any alleged reason, especially at that time of the hour. I'm happy you are okay and that nothing serious went down.
Hey bro, thank you for the constructive comment ha ha 🙏🏽 yes all is well
As someone who has been placed in the backseat of a TJ police cruiser maybe a dozen times in the past 20 years, I find it hard to believe that the cops didn't settle the matter on the street. Or inside the squad car. If your hidden bottle of alcohol was open, then you were technically in violation of the law. But it was hardly the crime of the century, and the street cops are usually very happy to settle something like that with a $50 payoff. Wonder what really happened to make them want to arrest you and miss out on a nice little bribe?
It was over so fast. I tried to use my words more than the money and it didn’t work
@@ZorroYT27 in all my cases, the policia brings up the subject of "paying your fine right here. Cheaper than at the station." I don't have to say anything. A $300 fine for drinking in public seems very excessive for Mexico. Few could ever afford it. I wonder if there's a higher fine if you're gringo.
I do love the AI artwork of centro in the thumb nail. AI always messes up details like police on the cop car instead of policia... lol
I have been messed with 2 times in mexico in the last 2 months. 1 for not having a front plate, and 2 and expired sticker. They asked me to come to the police station, asked if they took debit card and they let me go. Also i encountered a dui checkpoint in Tijuana Libre on the way to Rosarito last Thursday night at about 1 am
Thanks for the heads up
LA street knowledge taught me enough to outsmart cops in TJ
When I was 15 I ran from the cops after he pulled a gun on me for riding my quad and “throwing dirt” I let my dad know cause we knew the former sheriff personally. He offered my dad a 1 on 1 with the cop but we chose to assign him to San Felipe for a year. We got a picture of him a few months after in San Felipe sweating his balls off doing traffic control. If you do it right you can send him somewhere HOT and inconvenient 😅😂
😂😂
TBH I would say just take your losses. Because of this channel you're too exposed and the cops here can make your life hell. When you meet them in the street they essentially are the judge and with what you're describing, they'll probably still win if this was brought to court because it was an open bottle outdoors.
Very true. Thank you 🙏🏽
This is why I stay in San Diego . Tijuana to sketchy cant be a baller out in public without having negative people follow you
Carrying around 50,000 pesos or $3,000US dollars is stupid. Nobody should ever do this. They could see the bulk in your pockets, guaranteed. Carrying around a bottle of alcohol is also idiotic.
Lesson learned ✅ thanks for the engagement 🫱🏽🫲🏼
I believe he said it was around 5400 pesos or $300. Not $3000.
Not if he's carrying big bills
Grew up on the border of Mexico and have pretty much been messed with in every border town/city and beach town/city there is. Usually get out of it but have been to the station multiple times.Hope you had fun at Hong Kong’s before the police got you!
Always 😂
Glad you made it out, gosh darn bro $350 for an open container, they had to have pocketed some of that, that’s insane fine.
@@CryptocurrencyTheory drinking in public ticket is same $ in California buddy
If he took you to the station, and wouldn't settle it on the spot, it is because he saw something to convince him. Morale of the story is this...unless you are crossing from one club to another, or going to your car...stay off the streets now there at that time. It would have been much cheaper to get a masero to go get you some tacos, 🤣.
Agreed 👍🏽
They most likely confused you with a heavy hitter and then realized they got the wrong guy lmao
Jajaja yesss jokes on them 😂
I live in playas right on the water, been in Tj 10+ years already. You wanted to live down here bro and now you've learned the way it works down here. You shouldn't be walking around with that kind of cash on you, i hope the expierence humbled you. I know you're angry maybe you feel taken advantage of but just let it go it aint worth it man. You're driving around here in a nice suv im suprised you haven't been pulled over yet for THAT, but you will eventually and the same thing will happen. Make sure you dont carry a lot of cash on you. These cops are not your friends and theyre not here for your safety. You're in the jungle my friend, you wanted to live here and this is the way it is. I go to ZN often to buy my weed, i dont stand around i go for what the fuck i came for and i leave. All in all i hope you dont change your mind about living here its a great city to live just play the game how it goes. Nobody is bigger than the program here and the program is corrupt.
Thank you for all the information. Yes I am very happy here still. I was just a little upset in the morning, but I did what you’re not supposed to do hanging out on the street so lesson learned.
Lived in tj many years you'll learn what to do and what not to do real quick and by the consequences that come with them rule number 1 never get to comfortable in your surroundings especially zona norte the day old saying of nothing good happens after midnight well nothing good happens after midnight in tj if your not at hong kong club looking at tits inside the bar This is a lesson that i have seen 100times when you got a few drinks in tj becomes Disneyland
I use to give you alot of shit but you have grown on me I wish you the best mr.fox and I'm glad your alright be careful my brother .
For the safety of myself and family I never do any activities after dark for this sole reason that nothing positive happens after dark, no real business ever comes from it.
Thank you I’m happy to hear this
Did he say he looked like a baller? @1:42 😂😂.
Then @6:25 that what you call look like a baller😂😂😂🤦♂️🤷♂️👍
Jaja ya tu sabes
From my point of view as a local Tijuanense, those cops picked you up just for your own safety and as a learning experience. Zona Norte is not safe during those hours, especially if you are drunk.
Have a good one and take care~
And then put him in jail and gave him a fine? As a learning experience?
I sure learned my lesson lol
@@TheVIVIT Good question. A cop here gets paid around $260 per week, plus job benefits, which in my opinion is a pretty low salary for risking your life. Unlike the US where it is mandatory to record the arrest, in Mexico it is not mandatory. With the police being underfunded and not monitored, cops abuse power or get corrupted to make some extra money.
There are some good cops who do their jobs out of vocation, but not all are good cops, I can tell you that. Some cops are involved in illegal activities.
You won’t see a normal local Tijuanese walking around at 5 a.m. in Zona Norte drunk, I can tell you that. When you go to Rome, do as the Romans do.
The only place where you can do that is in Rosarito during spring break, which is a city next to Tijuana, but only during the spring break.
I think the new administration that just took office will improve the security.
The system here is different. I wish cops were monitored same as in the US for legal protection.
@@ZorroYT27 As you can see, cops don’t record anything 🤣. We Tijuanenses are actually scared of them because they always want our cash 💸
Just keep a low profile, maintain good relationships and integrity, avoid being drunk in Zona Norte or in dangerous streets at 5 a.m., and you will be good~
Now you have the full TJ experience, that’s the good side👀
Take care, brother~ blessings~
living in LA hoods taught me enough to outsmart any TJ cop
You should put on a clinic
From my experiences: Don't wear jewelry or anything flashy. It attracts attention. Also, don't ever bring out your wallet in public or in the open. I made a mistake asking my friend for a few bucks before leaving Z.N. the other night to pay for parking. From a cops perspective, it looked like we were drug dealing. I had a weed pen and got arrested. Luckily nothing happened, but I'll tell you one thing, it was a horrible experience. Try to blend in with the crowd, never look at cops, and truly stay to yourself. It's been really hot over there and Americans are always a hot target for money.
Thanks for the insight, sorry to hear about your weed pen 🖊️
@ZorroYT27 I appreciate it boss. I rather lose a weed pen than lose $400+ nor get arrested. Still my fault tho and bad timing no doubt. You live and learn. Just trying to pass the message after learning from failure.
I respect you for positing this G.
I feel no shame or embarrassment. Been arrested plenty of times 😅 contenido!
good content, take care bro
Thank you 🙏🏽
What's up bro!! For these situations i keep my attorney on speed dial and instantly stream him a live video(ray ban camera glasses) and just let them make a mistake on camera and once they do my attorney jumps in the mix to set them on their fairy ways. Play the fresa card with your attorney "porque osea le marcare a mi papa (attorney) y esto se soluciona amigos" 😂😂
I love this, thank you 🙏🏽
Welcome guy!! I rather pay my attorney than to grease these bums wallets
@@ZorroYT27 learn to stay private, friend. Stay away from the common folk especially in the party scene.
Lastly , come August 1 they are implementing new dog crossing rules at the border. For anyone with a dog reading this
What is it??
Lamentable situación, cada vez que voy a Tijuana me da más miedo 🤣🤣
Jajaj no te preocupes cuando estás conmigo
@@ZorroYT27hahaha on the contrary it sounds like anyone should be afraid when they're with you in the zona. I have been shaken down twice in TJ by policia municipal. They didn't get anything out of me but I haven't robbed by policia 5 times in the Cancun area over the years.
I didn't see the entire encounter, so I can only speculate, based on the footage you posted. I think the bikers revving their engines brought the attention of the policia and when they saw you standing there, dancing and looking a little inebriated, they knew you were an easy target and pounced. Funny thing, I would have expected them to charge you with public intoxication vs having an open container. Doesn't make a lot of sense. I think you made the right choice by paying the fine in order to get the hell out of a TJ jail. Who knows how the situation would have played out if you challenged the charge and refused to pay, even with an attorney assisting you. After dozens of trips to TJ over the years, I've learned it's safe to walk in the zona for the most part, just look like you are walking with a sense of purpose. Don't linger around and don't strike up conversations with strangers. I don't even stop at the taco carts.
Thank you for the comment. I love it and agree.
I Been going for 22 years and I never had any issues because I know how to move
Muy bien
It's good to know ur OKAY. U should have filed a complaint with Sindicatura Tijuana..
No case . Open container. They will still get you. 95% of the time either the mesero or the cariñosa see the big roll off money and are tied w 👮 and your a big target walking out either by cop or malandro . Always have taxi or uber outside the club and get tacos 🌮 somewhere else.
Muy bien consejo gracias
It’s been a while since I’ve been to Mexico but I’m shocked they wouldn’t take the bribe
The whole thing went down a little too fast and a little too aggressively. I think they had went in with the game plan.
The more I watch this, the more I think they had an undercover or maybe a Karen or Karina report you for that bottle.
In tijuana try to stay away from hard party and drug life.
For sure. It’s just sooo easy 😉
1) dressed like a baller
2) drunk in public
3) alcohol in your pocket
YOU were wrong and you werent in the US.
Doesnt matter what YOU think.
Been going there and walking there for 20 years and that has never happened.
But i never did the 3 things you did.
Where is the video you friend took if you are being transparent.
You were wrong, you paid your fine, move on and smarten up.
Thank you 🙏🏽
@@ZorroYT27he's wrong and he probably doesn't go alone or he looks like a national. Dont matter how street smart you are over in that district because either the police, the street hustlers, hookers or the bars could frame you
The taxi I was in got pulled over close to the border and the cops asked me to get out not the driver they asked me to put my hands on the car and turn around took $200 out of my wallet without me knowing and let me go it was very apparent that some taxis are working with the cops in a shakedown if they ask to see your wallet take your money out first, I later found out that if you remember the four digit number on the side of the cop car and call it in they will have to bring it back to you, TJ will be shut down soon when Trump wins and declares the cartels terrorists, Americans should not go unless they want to be hostages.
That’s happened to me
In an Uber before
DONT DO IT!!!!!!!!!
Jaja already over it 👌🏽
My friend got arrested in TJ, his parents had to pay the cops $2000 to get him out. He spent months in jail before his parents figured out he was there. He told me he would get beat up by the prisoners and would be hog tied over night as punishment if he didn’t do what they said.
… damn lol
I don’t get it how come no one videoed you getting arrest arrested I watched this whole thing waiting to see the video and there’s none. What a waste of my time. 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you
Which club is this outside of? I was just down in the Zona Norte last week on the 15th and 16th. I stayed at Hotel Cascadas but did cross the street on the first night to go to The Tropical.
That’s on the corner right out front of Chicago at “burritos men”
@@ZorroYT27 - Thanks for responding. Btw, I used your advice on getting from San Diego International Airport to the border also. Don’t listen to all these dip$hit haters.
@@BG_USA thank you 🙏🏽 it comes with the territory
This guy was in front of Premier Men’s Club 😅(in zona norte) 😂😂😂
Fck I got caught jajaj $20 is $20
I never have more than 5,000 on me even during the day and if i do i have them in different places lol use ur imagination and ohh also i would never hang out there at night just like i would not walk around certain parts of downtown portland like east of the burnside umm no lesson learned!
Exactly. Lesson learned ✅
bruh is wrap dont even fight this
Yes end of video I came full circle
Saludos 🇲🇽
Be safe...
Gracias 🙏🏽
Bro throwing the bogus story time. Video evidence would've been great. Just lost 7 mins on this. 😂
Thanks for watching
That's 100% your fault dude, you did a lot of things wrong. The area, the time, the amount of cash, bottle of liquor in your pocket, being drunk in the street. There are so many good spots in TJ and you decide to go to there. You'd be safer trying to pickup a girl in a local club.
Glad you had a great luck on that encounter, because I would assumed all that money would have been gone. 50k pesos is the monthly salary of someone who's middle-upper class FYI.
Thank you
Bro your a marked man in TJ now 😮 next time you’ll go missing for sure 💯
Thanks for the comment! More engagement 📈🙏🏽
It's a minor fine offense & you did have open alcohol on you but good luck with your ' case ' .
Thanks for watching the whole video or reading the description
He’s acting like this hasn’t been happening since forever, before 1980s. 😂
If you’re from SD and partied in TJ when you were young, either you or a friend has been arrested in TJ and taken to the “jail” to see the “judge” at el 20 de Noviembre. Then the “judge” is their homie, so you realize you should have just paid them since the beginning of the interaction.
This guy is dumb. Call your “abogado” so he can laugh at you. 😂
You obviously didn’t watch the whole video before chiming in. Thanks for the engagement 👍🏽
@@ZorroYT27 I did not… couldn’t keep wasting my time.
@@Dre619SD 😂😂 glad you’re still here 🙏🏽
Guy..Luckily you have money and are financially set but you’re not using your brain in this situation,be grateful you walked away from it, delete this and move on with your life
Thank you 🙏🏽 but unfortunately UA-cam is my income and this video is paying me well 👍🏽 thanks for stopping by
Wow. Wow. Wow. Now I've seen it all. You really just made this video and put it on UA-cam. Yo. My man. Grow up.
Stick to eating pizza and let me do me 🫱🏽🫲🏼
Keep that PB energy back on the other side homie. No drinking or having an open container in public. The north zone don’t take bribes. They charge more instead of getting paid out at the scene.
The text book story shake downs is in Rosarito. The north zone is the roughest and no bribes.
I’m from Portland 😂 but I feel you
They are right erase video lesson learned keep a low profile it’s not gona go ur way
Thank you for your comment 📈
CIA pimps vs this tourist video guy to study his religion activities
I don’t get it
@@ZorroYT27 stop pretending caught in the act scare of video guy
lol a lawyer? ma boi u have no clue how many times dt happens they almost wacked me couldnt do sht
You should have bribed them. I was caught pissing on the street and drunk. Paid them 50 bucks and the let me go.