Agreed! They didn't even look alike! I could see her being detained at the airport then let go over the mix up, but 2 weeks?🤦🏻♀️ I'm sure the LAPD is understaffed but that is unacceptable!
i would go out on a limb and say it is in fact not negligence, and that its just LEO being criminals. Every LEO involved should be charged with kidnapping and false imprisonment and perjury. Their job is very well described step by step for them in writing, and their behavior is definitely more criminal and dangerous then just plain negligence, on top of the fact their job does not allow for negligence or people will lose their lives. hold those in power accountable for their actions the same way they hold you accountable for yours.
She absolutely SHOULD sue them. This could have been handled on day one. No excuse and the people at LAPD who handled it should also be sued for their incompetence. Unbelievable.
WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?
WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?
WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?
WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?
Stop calling this mistaken identity, it isn’t, it’s gross negligence and incompetence. As long as there are no real consequences for this, it will never stop.
No, it's targeted erotic oppression. Absolute proof that no one has any kind of defacto-race card that exempts them from any degrading abuse by California law enforcement.
It can be and is all three of those things. If a cop attacks a person for their skin color and the media calls it assault are you going to say "It's not assault it's racism and a hate crime!"...stop being stupid.
It literally is mistaken identity, as well it's also negligence and incompetence. What's the point in getting so emotional that you begin denying reality?
Agreed! I was wrongfully arrested too. Cops couldn't be bothered to get my side of what happened and I had ZERO criminal history. The trauma this caused me will likely put me on the streets because I'm unemployed. I wasn't lucky enough to sue because my attorney didn't care enough to.
It's so much crap & crime going on in Los Angeles I don't go there any more other than if I am flying into LAX or Out Of LAX I see Los Angeles News on You Tube Daily and I don't ever wish to live in Los Angeles again as I did for almost a year in 1987/88
I was surprised to find that there's only one other person in the world with exactly the same name as me and he lives an ocean away and has a completely different ethnic background. I've yet to find anyone else with such a rare name. So by my reckoning, it's not thousands of times, it's literally BILLIONS of times. ( and I'm using the term literally, literally)
Any database that has thousands of names will have named conflicts. That is why we have social security numbers. If you're going to pull names from all 300 million people in America of course you're going to have every name conflict imaginable, including middle names. Names alone are not unique identifiers!!!! How do people not know this?
Yes that part is heartbreaking. The whole situation is shocking but the fact that she sat for 2 weeks is what really shocks and infuriates me. How many times is the wrong person dying or losing their life behind bars bc of how messed up the system is? Smh.. people shouldn’t be given these jobs so easily if this is how serious they take throwing away anyone behind bars
Because of their negligence, a person, for no reason of their own lost her grandmother and 2 weeks of her life! In this day and age, this should NEVER happen.
When it got to the bit about her grandmother, all I could say was "fvck"... I don't hate law enforcement but when I hear stories like this, my blood boils. And you never know if you're going to be next. It's terrifying.
@@jackhammer078jack4 I was born and raised less than 2 hours to the north from LA. Still live here, on my way out of CA. I can confidently say there isn't a chance they'll hire a completely competent force. Not with the mayor they have. There are really amazing officers on the force down there but the lefties are making their quota of punks that skew the intelligence scale. (I'm neither on the right nor the left. I'm independent) I'm 32 and a millennial but as such, I can also say that hiring millennials with very little life experience is what's causing the biggest problem. They encounter things they've never seen or heard of before and act in a reactionary manner instead of having experience to draw from. It makes them very dangerous. Unfortunately, this is a problem the entire country has. Contrary to popular belief, there are still "good ol' boys" amongst the millenial population. I'd consider myself one of them despite the fact that I'm a woman. We are few and far between but the older millennials who paid attention and appreciated history in a wide array of forms are usually the ones who have their heads squarely on their shoulders. Unfortunately, we have the curse of spotting those who don't and it's disconcerting knowing our peers are so detached from reality. Especially when they're on the police force. I grew up around the elderly and older population and I had the great fortune of drawing from their experiences and learning from it. Others of my generation weren't as fortunate and it's not really their fault but their environment and/or family unit dynamics. Not all had parents who cared if they gleaned knowledge of those who came before them. I grew up watching TV Land, listening to Karen Carpenter, and making my own toys out of sticks and pieces of string in the great outdoors and trying to dig to china and it was magical. (My grandma's only request was that I fill in the hole when I was done. Haha) Many of my generation didn't have these experiences and it stunted them. Occupying yourself with only what's available to you can do much more than keep you from being bored. (If I ever said I was bored to anyone in my family, I'd find myself chopping weeds on the farm or out back so I never dared say I was bored) It teaches you reasoning skills. Skills that might have made me ask to see the picture of the woman the TSA arrested compared to the picture of the person for which the warrant was issued. If those didn't match up, I would have asked to look at the birthdates. This is so simple yet, it was missed. Could me digging a hole to China in my youth have prevented this woman from being falsely imprisoned? I have absolutely no idea. All I can say is that there are many youth how have been deprived of real life experience and it doesn't do them or anyone they encounter any favors. I sat down and taught myself guitar starting at 8 because I was taught to be self disciplined and if I asked to do something, I had to promise to stick with it because we didn't have the money for me to jump hobbies every 3 months. Self discipline is lacking in my generation and entitlement is at it's all time high and there are far too few people willing to hold people accountable who abuse their positions of power. I grieve for the next generations because the people who are meant to teach them are already lost. I can't get to all but I realize it's my responsibility to reach those I can which is why I've spent half my life in youth ministry. I had amazing mentors who in turn taught me to mentor by example and I'm doing the best I can. I feel I fall short quite often but all I can do is try. One of my kids graduated high school with the ambition of going into law enforcement and I couldn't be more proud. He's a wonderful boy who's turned into a wonderful man and he's engaged to be married. I've gotten to see him thrive and be a true gentleman and it's been a great privilege. All we can so is share what we can, do our best, pass on what we can, and be patient. If we do all that right, we might just see balance in the next generation. As for the police force, all we can do is pray.
@@TheRisskee I was born and raised in the generation you described and experienced the richness of mentors- in my immediate family, church, school and community. The word ‘bored’ was not allowed in any of these spheres- you were given something to do and had to see the task to its completion. Life in the Caribbean allowed for us to be schooled in critical thinking. Respecting people and practicing good manners was the norm. You weren’t allowed to whine and be rescued from situations with instant solutions. Delayed gratification allowed us to build muscle and gain strength for productive lives and future problem solving. You’re correct- all we can do is to be good mentors to this generation. We’re tasked with the same responsibilities of our long gone mentors. With God’s grace and with courage, may we not fail them.
only if they have the true perp fingerprints on file... but there sure are other ways to check. like, name, first name, birth date, place of birth, parents names and first names... there are chances for the first 3 to be the same, but the rest? would need a one in a billion coincidence.
An FBI DNA check should take minutes, less if no backlog. I was told “they” did not want this to happen fast, days would be better. I wonder if this was to allow suspects to be kept longer
That the LAPD couldn't even noticed that the date of birth was different screams negligence and incompetence. This was beyond ridiculous and must qualify as criminal negligence.
I just wanted say how beautiful this woman is I hope she gets something positive from this like a modeling or movie gig 🙏 how can you arrest the wrong person wow
One method that I think may work is, law must be made to make police officer's assets liable to pay for the damages they do and their defense attorney. Of course, if (and only if) jury exonerate them, then it will be reimbursed by taxpayers. The bad apples will either have to discipline themselves to stay out of troubles, or they will be push into bankruptcy by their behavior.
@@gorilladisco9108. I agree with you 100%! I have been saying for years, police should have to carry some kind of malpractice insurance. That way when someone wants to sue them or the department, it will be taken care of by the insurance and not taxpayers! The way it’s done now, police have no consequences so they will never change! The insurance company will hold them to a much higher standard!
I pray she wins. I was wrongfully arrested years ago and the officer filed a bogus report. But I didn’t know about suing and statue of limitations or civil trials. So I pray she gets something.
Chico i pray she uses her whiteness to advance the cause because her collecting them pesetas and retreating in silence would mean *i got a bag i am out*
Los Angeles women are opportunists and accusers anyways.. I don't feel sorry for this lady at all. She probably did something and karma got her. RIP to the grandmother but idc about the lady going to prison..
I can’t imagine how much worse this could have been if the attorney couldn’t prove she wasn’t the real lady the police were looking for. This entire story is just insane.
My dad was arrested after a long day of work at a pioneer chicken restaurant when he was younger. They literally plucked him off the street of la when he was heading home and was accused of murdering someone. He was only in jail for a month though once they figured it was the wrong Miguel Ángel Perez. The first kid(my big bro) was existing his first months of life which caused stress on top of the fear of deportation, so upon release he hightailed it outta there...wish the pioneer chicken was around-never got to try it
You think they could’ve waited to do the interview for the bee sting in the lips to go down. The swelling is so bad her cheeks her nose and her forehead doesn’t move she has no facial expression whatsoever
When BLM and refund the police movements are praised by the Democratic leaders, criminals aren't prosecuted, cops are treated as criminals when they enforce the laws on the books... Who the hell would Want to be a cop?!
False imprisonment is the most terrifying thing for a person that's free. If you haven't been falsely imprisoned or kidnapped, its hard to fathom how bad it feels.
Well, Id be terrified if I was kidnapped...........I would have ZERO fear if I was falsely arrested as all your basic needs will be taken care, you wont be attacked (at least not by your captors)....and DNA, Fingerprints and CCTV will almost certainley set you free........ALIVE.
Wrongful arrest and vicariously responsible for the death of her grandmother. I hope she sues and wins a multi-million dollar lawsuit against an incompetent police force.
Talk about incompetent... TSA and Police officers didn't have time to check on ID thoroughly, just shows how much these hamburger eaters care what they actually doing with people's lives (some of them)
@@As130thps maybe the department will appropriate the funding that is left over from paying her out a little more carefully and hire people that actually know what they're doing.
It sounds to me like basically anyone with the same name that comes up as a hit in the system is at risk of arrest. That means, if there's an arrest warrant out for a John Smith, Juan Gonzalez that anyone else with that same common name is at risk of arrest during a routine traffic stop or traveling through customs. This is absurd and everyone involved who missed this should be immediately terminated.
Both the TSA and LAPD misidentified a suspect requires a huge amount of incompetence. How they didn't check birthday, Driver's License, SSN is beyond logic.
I put the blame more on TSA and the department in Texas that issued the warrant (ONLY if they DIDN'T include the processing photo for TSA) because TSA security should have access to photos of people that have warrants out and would've just been a minor inconvenience for her. The LAPD however I don't hold to much fault in the beginning because when a warrant is issued and carried out for arrest the local department arrest and carries out the booking and processing. Now the processing system taking over 2 weeks to realize a mistake is unacceptable and this is a repercussion of California is going to hell in a handbasket with crime currently. stuff like this happening to normal citizens doesnt surprise me at all.
@@Mysterio1412 > The LAPD however I don't hold to much fault in the beginning because when a warrant is issued and carried out for arrest the local department arrest and carries out the booking and processing. They are required to verify who you are. Just the name is never ever enough. Do you know how many John Smiths there are in the USA? Over 25,000 of them. Do you really think this happens to every John Smith, just because one or two of them have warrants? Of course not. The moment they finger-printed her, the prints would not match. This whole thing doesn't pass the smell test...
@@Mysterio1412 Uh...the LAPD doesn't represent the state of California, Dude, any more than the TSA agents working at LAX represent the state of California.
@@gorilladisco9108 ...and to make sure they pay out SS income to the "right" person....and there's a host of other financial stuff coupled to that seemingly inconsequential SSN.
@Pol Pot 2024 Dude, what do you mean they're not part of the government?. The police are part of our government, public servants paid by the people to enforce the law (not feelings or personal agendas), and sworn into office to uphold and protect the Constitution and the rights of all citizens under it. The Constitution isn't a living document that's subject to being changed by the government in order for them to violate the God given rights of all people's. If the governments are permitted by the people to allow them to change the Constitution to fit their own agendas, then it's all over for the people and you will have no rights at all.
unless you have connections or cash. this is tragic. all they had to do was look at the photos of the two different woman, she should have been released an hour after she was booked at the jail. complete failure of the police department, even the tsa for that matter. her grandmothers death is even a part of this injustice. just inexcusable.
Always been the case. The innocence until proven guilty was always lip service. Most people are douches and go straight to guilty until proven innocent.
Exactly! Sadly, this happens more than we'd like to think. I'm a survivor of wrongful arrest, too. Cops couldn't be bothered to get my side of what happened on scene even though I had ZERO criminal history. I wasn't convicted because of lack of evidence supporting my guilt because duh, the "victim" LIED. Who spells the name Allison as "Allicon"?. And I can't sue because my attorney didn't care enough to.
This is an absolutely horrendous situation. I’m so sorry she had to even endure this let alone losing her grandmother due to the unnecessary stress imposed. I hope she receives closure and healing by holding those responsible for this accountable.
Even lockup for 1 night can destroy a person's life. Two weeks? You lose your house, your job, your business, everything. She needs to definitely sue and win big.
@davidkrappenschitz253 1 day in and you can be fired from your job, and your landlord, in a lot of places, can use you being in jail AND not having a job as valid reasons to evict you. Just 1 day in jail and you have no job and no home. Of course the higher paid the job, the worse it is. You don't think the big guys talk?
@ryanthompson3737 There was a very long comment thread on my original comment that, recently, the channnel owner deleted all the replies. Then Mr Toilet man was the first to reply after all the other replies were deleted. The comment thread was very much like his reply; half the people saying you won't lose anything, the other half, like you and me, saying that 1 night in jail will ruin your life. I'm very sure of it. Seen it all the time. Ignorance used to be funny, but now that I'm approaching 6 decades on this earth, I just don't have any patience for ignorance that people like poopyhead spew on a regular basis. They'll never learn until it happens to them.
@davidkrappenschitz253 Wow, you're immature. Extremely. Last comment thread that erupted here consisted of replies just like yours (before the channel owner deleted them for their complete ignorance, like yours) where a guy bragged that he had 3 accounts with $20,000 each in them. I showed him that his $60,000 would he gone in a month to a thieving lawyer to protect himself from a corrupt injustice system. *Two weeks in jail AND YOU'VE LOST EVERYTHING YOU'VE EVER WORKED FOR.* I suppose it's OK for you to call yourself a messy diarrhea, but when someone else does, they're "calling you names." Why do you even comment, unless you're a professional troll?
Mistakes can happen, especially when two people have the same name. However, arresting her and letting her go after a couple hours would be a mistake I could understand. Arresting her and keeping her in jail for weeks while multiple people keep telling you that you have the wrong person isn't a mistake. That's straight up incompetence.
Name, Birthday, SSN, Place of Birth... you should not be locked up for having the same name. They didn't do a solid job to verify period. Mistake should not happen when tracking down a fugitive.
You can verify Simeon’s identity in 15 mins. Cell phone, couple of phone calls, ever heard of call a friend ? This is gross incompetence. They should have this resolved in less than an hour. Of course it’s possible for someone to have the same name..
Qualify immunity, look it up. It isn't a matter of training or smarts. It's just a lack of caring. Qualify immunity makes it where legal officers can't get ding for almost anything. This is in the land of the free btw. The same land that has civil forfeiture (CF) and implement domain (ID). CF lets cops literally steal anything from you legally if they THINK it COULD HAVE BEEN used in a crime at some point. It's impossible to prove or disprove what they think, and this heavily has been used. What happens is the local station gets a massive kickback when the stuff is sold off. This is to include stealing someone's house, car, clothes, or raw money. ID is what lets the gov steal your home if they think the land it is on could be better use for whatever. They don't really even need to prove it, or make it that way. There is a crap ton of cases where ID is used, the house is dealt with, and for 10+ years it's an empty lot.
She would’ve been free to go in literally 10 minutes if they would’ve just did their jobs to check who she was/how she was a different person with the same name. They deserve to be sued 100%
Unfortunately no sane person would want to work there because it's all 2.3 GPA students hiring more 2.3 GPA students and they have 50-60% of all city budgets, unbelievable! Ban police unions NOW under law as the feds do for reasons of national security.
The fact they were so adamant she was the right person, just shows the arrogance. I’ve actually had a few nightmares of being wrongfully arrested. Her grandma dying while she was in jail is incredibly sad.
for it must pay cop and must get arrested up he can learn how to work correctly if can let him stay for ever there totally idiots this cop need medication from mental hospital
I feel this woman's pain... I had a similar situation where I was wrongfully arrested and held in jail without seeing a judge for 7 days, which is EXTREMELY illegal. Luckily, I was able to afford a good attorney, sued the county jail, and won.. The money helped, but definitely didn't make up for that 7 days of hell I spent incarcerated. Trust me, if the police think that you're a criminal, they automatically treat you like a piece of garbage...and will not listen to one word you have to say. Especially if you're trying to tell them that you aren't guilty...
People are killed when police raid the wrong address, failing to verify the information. And there are NEVER consequences or changes to “policy.” Changes are long overdue. Nothing but negligence and, often, indiscriminate, general malice. She should get a million dollars and several individuals should also be fired, including the Chief.
I agree with what your saying but you cant just discriminate and should include every single person even including non whites because the white culture has never seen them as human. WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?
I agree with EVERYTHING you said @David Orange..I feel anyone arrested by mistake needs to be paid for that mistake and I mean at least the very least a million dollars! You put a person through this kind of turmoil and they deserve to be paid back for having to deal with it! I no longer feel sadness for when I hear about a cop being hurt in the line of duty..look how mnay cops raid wrong house and kill the wrong person!! Nobody feels bad for the victims then but heaven forbid if a cop gets hurt oh no they lose their crap! Any life is valuable! A cops life is worth NO MORE than anyone's life! Heck I value my cat's life more than the cop that arrested this lady in the video!
I agree. When people are killed by raiding the wrong address, that is just stupidity period. Those “officers” who kill innocent people should be in prison for murder. But this should not be happening in the first place. Innocent people who died should still be alive.
Exactly! Sadly, this happens more than we'd like to think. I'm a survivor of wrongful arrest, too. Cops couldn't be bothered to get my side of what happened on scene even though I had ZERO criminal history. I wasn't convicted because of lack of evidence supporting my guilt because duh, the "victim" LIED. Who spells the name Allison as "Allicon"?. And I can't sue because my attorney didn't care enough to.
The fact that this woman even lost her grandmother all because of the LAPD's negligence i really hope she gets everything she sues them for. R.I.P to a loving grandma who obviously loved and cared for her grand daughter💔
I’m 2022 there are two things people need to realize to better society. Police are idiots and corrupt. There are no good apples, the entire system is corrupt. Two: Democrat policies fail constantly and hurt citizens. If you don’t know either of these then you are probably dumb or brainwashed.
@@sparingpickle4918 WTF does this have to do with Democrats? It's generally Republicans who are ok with regular citizens putting up with idiot police while they get away with theft and fraud
WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?
An identity trial versus spending less than 5 minutes to look at the ID and take a cursory check in the system. This kind of stuff is horrifying and very scary. Tells you that it could happen to anyone including you.
Precisely. Yet we have half a nation that somehow disagrees on how police abuse their power. I mean after all, she'll be suing LAPD, and then they cough up tax money, but then no one's actually going to get fired
The fact that her grandma died over this should be enough for them to have to pay BIG. That’s absolutely horrible. I feel so bad for her for what she went through personally, for her family’s loss, and that now she’ll never see her grandma again on Earth. 😢
Imagine you get wrongly thrown into jail, and when u come out happy that its over you get told that ur granny has passed because of stress. Absolutely terrible.
It would be hard to prove that the stress was what caused the stroke. My thought is that the gma was already due for the stroke. It just so happened that it occurred while she was jailed. You can't just get a stroke from momentary stress, this occurs over prolonged stress time periods.
unfortunately they will never be able to prove the grandmother's death was related to this. That being said, she has plenty of grounds for settlement with just the facts of her arrest.
They refused to check her drivers license, her birth date, her social security number, or even the photo id of the other women with same name. She really should punish them for negligence and incompetence with their wrongful arrest. Unfortunately many of the suspects tell the cops they have the wrong person and they really are lying.
Exactly! Sadly, this happens more than we'd like to think. I'm a survivor of wrongful arrest, too. Cops couldn't be bothered to get my side of what happened on scene even though I had ZERO criminal history. I wasn't convicted because of lack of evidence supporting my guilt because duh, the "victim" LIED. Who spells the name Allison as "Allicon"?. And I can't sue because my attorney didn't care enough to.
@@OsamaBinBombin we are all 'created equal' but actions in life have meaning. When you harm others and break the law you lose value. Law abiding, productive and loving people ARE 'better' then these criminal scum.
@@atv21 other humans suffering? Do the crime do the time she didn’t do the crime and therefore has the right to call the actual criminals who belong there what they are. Plus you don’t know how she was treated in there by the other inmates looking the way she does one could assume it wasn’t nicely
I’m 2022 there are two things people need to realize to better society. Police are idiots and corrupt. There are no good apples, the entire system is corrupt. Two: Democrat policies fail constantly and hurt citizens. If you don’t know either of these then you are probably dumb or brainwashed.
You don't seem to understand that the millions you want her to get comes out of the pockets of taxpayers. The police department and all of those involved won't pay a penny if she wins.
Hmm what's crazy my great grandma had her belongings taken during pearl harbor and my relatives nuked. So please don't say the word unforgivable...until you really understand it.
If something like this happened to me, I think I would dedicate my life to helping others. Hopefully she'll do more with the money she gets and tries to be a advocate for wrongful convictions.
@@Alekkd better than people who wrongly convincted and given life in prison, since they have chance for special investigation, I remember the case in which 1 got death sentence and 2nd life in prison for murder, "proofs" were only 2 witnesses who changed their testimonies several times, and they maanged to get out only because the death convicted used his last resort for special investigation, after 20 years they were released without any payment and left the country
Exactly! Sadly, this happens more than we'd like to think. I'm a survivor of wrongful arrest, too. Cops couldn't be bothered to get my side of what happened on scene even though I had ZERO criminal history. I wasn't convicted because of lack of evidence supporting my guilt because duh, the "victim" LIED. Who spells the name Allison as "Allicon"?. And I can't sue because my attorney didn't care enough to.
the only time corrupt and inept cops are held accountable for anything is when their stupid faces are pasted all over the news, around the clock. and even then it doesn't always happen.
Everyone involved should be fired and brought up on charges. And yes this woman should be rewarded a substantial amount of money. This is completely unacceptable in a free society.
I’m amazed that they held someone for two weeks when they let actual criminals out within hours with undeniable proof of their crimes not even requiring bail
It's clear you don't understand the Democrapic judical system. Its all about $. They believed she had the $ to fight this. So they kept her looked up, to rack up the $. They release the trash back on the streets to cause more problems. Because they know the state will end up footing the bill for the trash.
@@josephcremeans The fact that you think this is a Democrat problem when wrongful arrests and unjust sentences are an issue in every state is part of the problem. The Red & Blue parties are 2 cheeks of the same booty. This is a nationwide issue that needs to be addressed by all of us for what it is. Speaking as Green Party.
@@TahtahmesDiary so i guess you can name a Republican ran city that was burned and innocent people were murdered? Your Green party can't except the facts that Lithium mining is far worse for the enviroment than oil. As well as many other proven facts. Classic leftist.
It does all they have to do is transfer you every twelve hours from substation to substation..or to the main and move from dorm/level to dorm...technically you are not booked..you dont exist...
This is actually not the first time the LAPD has done this to someone. I had a friend years ago who was wrongfully arrested for the same issue. She was coming home from work one evening and part of her neighborhood was blocked off due to a police search for some fugitives. She was just trying to get to her apartment so she could go to bed and when she was stopped by a checkpoint the cops arrested her because she apparently “matched” the description of one of the suspects they were after in the area even though her vehicle was not a match and she was pulling into her own parking lot after a long day at work. She was jailed for three days and it took two years for the courts to clear her of any wrong doing and not one of the officers involved were ever punished for their actions. They even laughed at her while they were booking her and refused to tell her why she was being arrested. The LAPD is a joke.
I WAS married to a cop. They become so self righteous. They don't ever believe they can be wrong, and when they are shown to be wrong, they cover up their mistakes and will never admit them. When they make mistakes though, they ruin someone else's life most of the time.
@@mattolivier1835 what basis do you make that ridiculous claim on? Without law enforcement we wouldn’t be having an online conversation. We’d be too busy defending what’s ours.
@@lukesterification Really? Have you never heard of security guards? Law enforcement exist to do exactly that - ENFORCE LAWS! They don't exist to protect you! In fact the supreme court ruled that the pigs are NOT obligated to protect you! But God forbit you have the wrong plant in your pocket and they will be cracking your skull! We must never forget that we ALL have a moral right to defend ourselves against pigs even if it means that they are removed from our world! These problems exist because of people like you!
Exactly! Sadly, this happens more than we'd like to think. I'm a survivor of wrongful arrest, too. Cops couldn't be bothered to get my side of what happened on scene even though I had ZERO criminal history. I wasn't convicted because of lack of evidence supporting my guilt because duh, the "victim" LIED. Who spells the name Allison as "Allicon"?. And I can't sue because my attorney didn't care enough to.
@@EndPoliceBrutailty It is the whole system. Our justice system is profit based. It is hard to get an attorney to sue police or the courts. Forget about court appointed attorneys, because all they do is encourage you to plead guilty. They only give what they are paid, which isn't much.
This has happened to someone who had no family to work for them, and we will never know about it. Lives end this way; people vanish into the system this way. I am glad, along with all decent people, that this woman survived.
Eventually even without family and friends support your lawyer will get you out of jail. But it will almost certainly take longer. Mistaken arrest are common enough. Every department of any size has them now and then. Usually they are handled quickly (within a few days if you are really unlucky and get locked up late on Friday, but even though being in jail over the weekend if a lawsuit waiting to happen, regardless if they lack personnel) usually your out in well under 24 hours. Ideally much sooner if it happens early enough and there are enough hours in the day to get people to run things before they go home. Being locked up for 13 days is a crazy amount of time and almost unheard of.
@@bobdigital21jailing innocent and taking time from people lives is down right wrong, no excuses for it all. If there is hiccups every once in a while then the system needs to go away.
@@VinnigsSpinTheBlock Well, not to be rude.... but if we are to live in reality we must allow for accidents to happen on occasion. Particularly with big systems. For instance, right now there are innocent people convicted in jail. FACT. How do we stop innocent people from getting convicted? We make the standard for guilt so high that crime for all practical purposes becomes legal. That is is only way to make it so we don't put innocent people in prison, let alone jail. How does that serve the people or justice? It would be mass anarchy. Obviously we want justice, but is it justice for me to have no recourse against criminals but that which i am able to take for myself because the system's hands are so tied? Is it just to let serial rapist go free time and again because we demand such high standards for conviction? Clearly there is some sort of balance here we have to reach, and no one knows where that is for sure. We need a system that will punish crime consistently enough to make people feel like justice will be done, but also one that doesn't unfairly prosecute or jail the innocent. We need oversight and systems in place, IE bureaucracy so that everyone gets treated the same way, but we also need things to move quickly. Which checks and balances comes delays. With overview comes delays. But we obviously can't not have overview. You say there is no excuse for an innocent man with a flimsy case to be in jail for 7 months, and that is absolutely true, that is why he was able to sue successfully. Police are just people, and not particularly bright people. They mostly fall within the mean. The difference is when police make mistakes it can ruin people, but they are as likely to mess up a document at work as you or me. As for changing the system, I agree some changes would be welcome, but doing away with it entirely is not a solution.
I really hope she would win in court. The fact that her grandmother died of stroke because her granddaughter was wrongfully arrested is just heartbreaking. All of this can be avoided by simple identity check but the cops was too lazy to do it. I can only imagine how many people are still in prison or how they live their live with a criminal record because they are wrongfully arrested.
Y'all are gonna be disappointed. Should know by now the leniency shown towards cops. If you're gonna respond with some cop-centric be, just know I'll ignore. Injustice is public knowledge, not urban myth
a strong case is putting it lightly. i'd be surprised if this went to court, and if it does i would guess it would be because she refused a lowball out of court settlement. while it's unfortunate about her gma, they can't prove anything so i wouldn't expect any money for that. still, i'd shoot for the moon and expect a life-changing sum of money even by commiefornia standards.
According to the filing, Los Angeles officials "were contacted by the courts in Texas and informed that [Farber] did not have arrest warrants against her," but she continued to be held for an additional three days.
This is just disgusting. Truly makes me sick for this poor lady. Hopefully she can at least get some money out of it. I'm sure she lost her job and your employer doesn't care if you were wrongfully accused.
As a former LEO I ran into this situation twice. The first time the ages between the two were drastically different and the other one the height, eye and hair color were way off. I refused to arrest someone on a warrant without an undeniable match. This is just unacceptable behavior of police who lack critical thinking skills and who are willing to violate the civil rights of the people they swore to protect.
@@LS-cy7zy Why would they? There is no incentive to do a good job, or accountability when things like this happen. Isn't magic immunity great! Ever heard of "good enough for government work"? It's a universal truth that government is just a big effing parasite.
@@josephmiller4616 My incentive was my pride in my work and knowing I was making a difference...I don't believe any other incentive is needed...it's not like they get paid right
I hope the lawsuit includes wrongful death, because the LAPD is indirectly responsible for her grandmother's death because that all could've been avoided had the LAPD did their due diligence. Hope Bethany recovers from that ordeal and may her poor grandma rest in paradise.
damn you religious fanatics really get to me, she's not resting in paradise, she's in a box six feet under the ground. stop confusing death with your fairy tales
@@kantraxoikol6914 does that trigger you ?lol , so mad over what others believe in , yeah the body is in a box , but the soul is not son hahahahaha , get over your self and move along , or does your god science prevent you from doing that also ?
@@kantraxoikol6914 funny how “fanatics” effected you so drastically you felt the need to reply. Read the Bible and maybe, just maybe you may gain some knowledge. Her grandmother is resting at the moment, not conscious of anything, but she will be resurrected in paradise. Think whatever you want that makes you feel better about being spontaneously living in the middle of space with a random abundance of life planet called earth…. Your randomness of existence is more ridiculous than anything any Human claims about religion. That’s for sure. Say hello to your brother the whale since we all came from a single cell. Lol 😂
All they had to do was check to make sure she was the right person. They weren’t doing their job. I hope she wins this case but also laws need to be in place to make sure police double and even triple check everything to make sure they have the right person or this can happen again. Her life was disrupted. People could lose their jobs, their place of living, animals if they have them, children if they have them, being locked up for two weeks. What if she had no friends or other family to call and she had children to take care of or a pet to feed….this could have been so much worse…it’s bad enough she lost her grandmother because of the stress. I hope she wins big.
I’n 2022 there are two things people need to realize to better society. Police are idiots and corrupt. There are no good apples, the entire system is corrupt. Two: Democrat policies fail constantly and hurt citizens. If you don’t know either of these then you are probably dumb or brainwashed.
The TSA didn't cuff her or arrest her, they don't have that power. The TSA noticed the name match to the arrest alert and called the police. The police then proceeded to drop the ball.
@@darkwingduck9589they still should be held responsible and accountable for false identification and making a false report… any civilian would be held to that standard
It actually started in Texas where the Gainesville Police Department put _her_ information on the warrant; her full name, her date of birth, her address, her driver’s license number, her hair and eye color and her height and weight.
@@rachelharmon6489the issue is that the TSA do not have access to the information about the other woman. No pictures, no other social security number etc… if they only have a name, what else should they do?!
I mean, if they (TSA included) didn't do something as simple as checking her DOB and comparing it to the real suspect in question that's just plain stupidity. Same thing with the mug shot of the real wanted person to her. Failing to not do something as simple as that is just down right dumb. She gonna get her lawsuit money for sure.
Total incompetent. Every basic procedure, logic, common sense, and decency were disregarded. I understand, if they put her behind bars for a COUPLE HOURS, while some officer's doing some checking. But 2 weeks? Total incompetence and disregard for her physical safety and mental health.
@@heyyou2248 You mean matching a profile? It happens to every race. Just so happens the profiles happen to be of the 13% most of the time for some reasons that will never be acknowledged by someone like you.
I almost was. back in 98' I got pulled over on the way home from work for running a yellow light. spent the next 40 mins waiting while the officer tried to figure out just what the heck was going on (back when cops accually DID their job) he let me go with a warning. told me I needed to go to the court house and get things straightened out because I had a warrant out for my arrest. Turned out that when Nebraska was updating their database My driving records got mixed with another guy who shared my name, birth date and general description. the ONLY reason the officer didn't arrest me was that I had an Iowa drivers license! Though the Iowa Sheriff did show up at my dads house to arrest me. luckily at the time I was staying with my grandma after graduating high school. took an entire day driving back and fourth to the Lincoln Nebraska courthouse and the Omaha one to get my name separated from his. AND IM STILL DEALING WITH HIS NAME. as insurance companies keep trying to mix our driving records. Ive contested it 3 times now!!! I'm about ready to take it to court and sue his insurance providers as it keeps raising my rates!
My thought exactly!! This woman had family to advocate for her and the resources to retain counsel. I shudder to think of how many people this has happened to, but had no one or nothing to fight the flawed system!
@@HighmageDerin I had a friend who was arrested for sharing the name of a person with a warrant. He spent 3 days in lockup before a lawyer talked to him. He was released later that day. My friend was 5'8" 190lbs and 50 something years old at the time. The other person was 6'5", 280lbs and supposed to be in his 20s. The real kicker they did not have the same skin color. One is black and one is white. You would think somebody in the booking procesd would notice at least one of the description descrepancies.
I got pulled over once because my vehicle matched a description of some robbery that had just happened. Luckily the officer I got actually checked my drivers license and although my vehicle was all the same (other then the license plate of course since it wasn’t the actual vehicle involved) they determined by my drivers license that I wasn’t the guy they were looking for.
@marcd what rock are living under ? This right here shows you the responsibility of police you are looking for & it's happening all over the country !!!!!
As a True Crime Addict for over 25 years, I can tell you that the average police detective and prosecutor in America Do NOT Give A Damn whether the person who they are putting into prison is actually innocent or guilty of the crime in question. ALL They Care About Is Getting Convictions, and Conviction Rates. And if an innocent person does get put into prison then, well, that's just The Cost of "Doing Business" !!! Right ??? What I hate is when people like this gal Punk Out and accept a settlement. There Is NO Way that I'd accept ANY Settlement here !!! I'd Want ALL of this Police BS to smeared across a courtroom for the Whole World to see !!!
Everyone who pays taxes in this area should be furious. Not only was this poor woman wrongfully imprisioned and her grandmother died, but YOU will be the ones to foot the bill for their negligence and I'd be shocked if she got less than 7 figures for this BS.
we all feel bad for her but i will respect her if she uses her white card to call the system out and be an activist, because if she is only fighting for a bag then she is like the rest of them
@@PHlophe I understand what you’re saying. She might not get much my friends dad spent 8 years in prison and got 8 million. she might get 200,000 but she’ll still have to work this ain’t the worst the justice system has done to innocent people. Innocent people die in jail every day
As someone who has been falsely accused of a crime myself, I feel for her. The trauma and fear of feeling like you’ll be arrested at any second stays with you.
I remember having a warrant out for my arrest in the early 2000,s because someone used my name ( I now know who did it) when they were pulled over. The problem? I have never,even now,driven a car. Ever.
Brandon Mayfield was falsely accused and arrested on something called a Material Witness Warrant? Right after 9/11. The FBI fingerprint software coughed up 15 names declared "Non Match". FBI chose to bulldoze this lawyer into jail because they didn't read their own computer software result page?????? And, The Spainish Police Crime Lab refused to change their analysis of the alleged "match". FBI flew to Spain in a failed attempt to coerce Spain's cooperation (changing their analysis to fit The FBI's dubious reasoning)????
I remember another incident where the woman gave her name but they couldn't find her then she gave her other last name since she's Hispanic and has two last names and they lost it because how can someone have two last names lol I have two last names and its not both my parents combining them lol
TSA arrested her with no authority and gave custody to local police. She has to sue both of them. Federal and State will pay a big price. I hope she doesn’t go only for money, she better go chase does pensions.
TSA is negligent time and time again when it comes to this... last time I flew, I was in tears because of a simple oversight that almost made me miss my flight. Sucks the industry is so callous and negligent, so say the least.
The horrible stress of her situation, undoubtedly contributed to her grandmother's stroke. They need to answer for that. Someone needs to be fired, or demoted, and reparations need to be made.
What's funny is this lady thinks she's actually gonna change ANYTHING regarding the law. LAPD is the worse for misidentifying people. She better have a lot of money to hire a lawyer dumb enough to take her case... Hope he's prepared to take the thousands who also have been wrongly accused. OH CMON NOW SHE'S GONNA TRY AND PIN HER GRANDMOTHERS DEATH ON THIS TOO.....SMH
Unfortunately this isn’t an isolated incident, this exact situation happens way more often with police departments across the country than you would think. Not entirely sure if it’s being too stupid, too lazy or just plain and simply don’t give a crap because the lawsuits are not always successful and when they do it isn’t the idiots who messed up paying the bills.
I think its all of the above and it should be on all officers involved, doc pay on all those who didn't do the job they are paid to do. It should've been a couple hours max to sort out a mistake not 2 weeks in jail.
@@b.p.9280 there’s actually a case out in Vegas or somewhere near Vegas with the same circumstances except for the fact that the arrest warrant was for someone more than 20 years older than the person that they arrested and also the wrong race but they didn’t give a crap because the names were the same
I think the officers that did this should be listed as predatory sex offenders. An arrest usually involves a strip search. A wrongful strip search is rape.
This is more of what you will get as long as there are voters that keep electing GOP clowns on all levels, they refuse to hold Law Enforcement accountable so they can make speeches about being tough on Crime
Honestly , this is one of many cases except this happened to a very attractive lady. But you know what if her beauty brings attention to the issue then so be it she was 100% innocent a simple look at the picture of the criminal would’ve been enough so screw that department give that woman the compensation she deserves
It’s the police, they will never apologized. They feel like they have the right to do whatever they want and get away with it. I’m so sorry that this happened to her. Now I’m aware that police have dangerous jobs and such but they don’t have to be cruel and unfortunately a lot of them get that way.
I love how no one in the comments is suprised because we KNOW how our gov operates. We need to stand up and vote for law makers the WILL REFORM THE POLICE and the justice system. If this is how they treat the innocent, imagine how they treat people who have made mistakes and just wanna serve their time and move on with their life.
@@LiminalSleepyWorking as a police officer is about 4.1 times as dangerous compared with the average job nationwide. Just because they train well to protect themselves and others doesn't mean it's not dangerous. You need to understand that most police are good.
How reckless of the LAPD! They should be sued AND penalized for not doing their job correctly. This was a waste of taxpayer money, court time and highly distressing to the victim and her family. Unlawful detainment is what the LAPD should be charged with.
@@ivanolsen7966 probably the LAPDs massive arrest and 2 week hold or the lack of contact from her granddaughter maybe clued granny in that something was wrong
Yeah, $10000 for every day in wrongful custody + rehabilitation documents with all the heads of police, city and everyone responsible signatures and sorry.
@@dmitryletov8138 she should get more than that. Her grand ma passed away because of that and also thinking she would rot in jail for the rest of her life. That has a price.
Don't be so silly. No one that experiences that is interested in some relatively small State compensation package because that would be what will be on offer. We're talking suing under Civil law and your attorneys ask for an outrageous sum which they know they won't get but the final negotiated settlement will be seriously substantial for the victim (yes, she's a victim of gross incompetence and that's just the first on the list). Don't you know that people can lose their jobs over such a blunder? Employers don't hang about to wait if you're guilty or innocent, you're out. Her attorneys will claim at the very least reputational damage, illegal loss of liberty, financial loss, and detrimental damage to psychological and physical health due to extreme stress and damn right too. That's how it works but then the higher the financial win is in the attorneys' personal financial interests too.
Oh spare me the poor woman crap. She just hit the jackpot. I wish this would happen toe just so.i could cash in. I wish the cops would lock me up for 1 year but mistake my identity. Even if I lost my job etc, I would sue the hell out of the cops so it's a blessing in the end for her.
@@virnan You're so uninformed it's just sad. Any civil suit and the end game of compensation is not going to happen quickly. In fact your whole comment is crass and immature.
Hell no!!!! Someone needs to be held responsible for this; insanity is running amok in the law enforcement community. It would have been SO EASY to verify this woman’s identity. Simply a ridiculous execution of one’s responsibility.
Wow in this computer information age it should have taken 5 minutes or no more than 20 minutes to figure out that they had taken the wrong person into custody. This girl having to spend 2 weeks in jail while she was screaming that they had arrested the wrong person is a bad mistake. The few people who are responsible for this should probably be paying for the lawsuit out of their paycheck or else not have a paycheck anymore because they have been fired.... unless they have some good, reasonable explanation as to why this innocent citizen had to spend 2 weeks in a jail cell.
This must be what a lot of cases are like too. The police figure out who did a crime and arrest them and send them away but they were wrong. You have to do all of the work when you're going to lock someone up. Don't just say if the name matches you're guilty.
In Oregon, We have a system where we have to scan ALL finger prints on a screen to POSITIVELY IDENTIFY if the person is who they say they are. I'm stunned they don't have this kind of equipment worldwide.
What makes me super sad is thinking of all of the people incarcerated from low class areas or homeless people who have been accused but are innocent. There has been people on death row who have died because of wrongful conviction and it’s not right at all. With all the technology and dna that we can use these days there is no excuse for this happening.
If you confess to the crime you're alleged to have committed, most states won't allow the death penalty to be used, it's reserved for people that can't even admit to what they've done. That means that if you're innocent and you know you're innocent but you're being faced with a potential death sentence, you're very likely to just lie and confess to crimes you didn't commit so that your government won't intentionally murder you. You're put in a real catch 22, tell the truth and die, or lie and spend the rest of your life in prison.
@@FirstLast-fz8fg This might be one of the dumbest excuses I have ever heard someone give for confessing to a crime one didn't not commit. By and large people who do admit to crimes they didnt commit have been coerced into making them or lied to from the cops about their culpability in said case. There isn't anyone saying to themselves you know if I admit to a crime I didn't commit I won't get the death penalty. If you are innocent you fight, plain and simple, and quite honestly if I'm going to go down inside a corrupt system, ask yourself this, would you rather spend 50 years inside a prison or spend 10 and get a lethal injection. At that point you are in a no win situation
I'm so sorry for what that woman have been through, I hope she recovers from this incident and I really hope that the cops who falsely arrested her will be fired.
@@emich714 emily get a life . move out of your moms basement . I dont need to feel sorry for someone that gets sympathy by the whole world, I feel sorry for the ones invisible which are undoubtedly innocent boys & men in prison
It’s insane how we have a “identification number” on the handful of forms of identification every American acquires through their lifetime for the specific purpose yet somehow officers seem unable to use them as intended.
People usually gets too nervous when confronting a police officer. They start being ''aggressive'' or ''suspicious'' unintentionally. But that's precisely the problem. You need to stay calm. If you know you are being mistaken with someone else, just be completely calm, use less words in an intelligent way, never rise your voice tone, cry, or scream, or something like that. Just be patient. Sooner or later all will be clear. If you try to argue with a Police officer in aggressive mode, you will not get anything except to be ignored by the officers or even worse, get into jail. In my experience, there are always two sides of the story. The one everybody hears, and the one missed but extremely important to mention.
The incompetent negligence on the parts of every public servant involved in her UNLAWFUL ARREST, leaves them unable to make any argument FOR NOT IMMEDIATELY looking up her legal identity. Their incompetence and negligence is INEXCUSABLE.
Yes, especially when all of our contact info is registered with the police. It's almost like they set her up and did this to her on purpose to harass her.
They also took three days to release her AFTER they found out she was the wrong person. They said it takes time to release people which is true but it usually only takes 3 to 12 hours. I bet they spent those 3 days furiously looking for something to charge her with so they did not look so bad.
@@ThisUnderWorldOfDarkness Maybe she talked back or didn't comply good enough, so someone decided to just PUNISH her since there'd be NO consequence for the cops.
Girl, so sorry you went through that HELL, and my condolences for your grandmother, such a tragic situation, stay strong, you WILL win in the long run🙏🏾👈🏾💪🏽
Why does your culture spam emojis like that all the time? You weirdos actually go through the trouble of selecting the right skin color too just to make SURE WE ALL KNOW WHO YOU ARE. (wow) Also, can you females of that culture stop saying bro? Bro means brother. It doesn't sound right for a female saying it - especially to another female.
This the type of mistakes shouldn't be made by people who consider they're self professional and suppose to be righteously and justly withholding the law
They also broke major laws. I doubt she was ever charged with anything. If not they should have released her within 72 hours. LAPD doesn't even know the law.
So true. Now I believe all of those Black men that were falsely accused or mishandled by the police! If they can just take a young American woman out of the airport without checking identity and incarcerate her for two whole weeks then what can a poor person or a minority person do. This was cruel. We live in America not communist China or Russia.
This wasn’t just an oversight, this was pure negligence. How hard is it to check the validity of a drivers license?
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Agreed! They didn't even look alike! I could see her being detained at the airport then let go over the mix up, but 2 weeks?🤦🏻♀️ I'm sure the LAPD is understaffed but that is unacceptable!
There was a guy who was black, mistaken for an old white guy, and thrown in jail.
i would go out on a limb and say it is in fact not negligence, and that its just LEO being criminals. Every LEO involved should be charged with kidnapping and false imprisonment and perjury. Their job is very well described step by step for them in writing, and their behavior is definitely more criminal and dangerous then just plain negligence, on top of the fact their job does not allow for negligence or people will lose their lives. hold those in power accountable for their actions the same way they hold you accountable for yours.
You should know by now that you're guilty until proven innocent. Theres no rush to prove someone innocent.
She absolutely SHOULD sue them. This could have been handled on day one. No excuse and the people at LAPD who handled it should also be sued for their incompetence. Unbelievable.
billy-- and fired and insurance cancelled and pension denied.
WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?
WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?
WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?
WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?
Stop calling this mistaken identity, it isn’t, it’s gross negligence and incompetence. As long as there are no real consequences for this, it will never stop.
No, it's targeted erotic oppression. Absolute proof that no one has any kind of defacto-race card that exempts them from any degrading abuse by California law enforcement.
It can be and is all three of those things. If a cop attacks a person for their skin color and the media calls it assault are you going to say "It's not assault it's racism and a hate crime!"...stop being stupid.
Exactly
It literally is mistaken identity, as well it's also negligence and incompetence. What's the point in getting so emotional that you begin denying reality?
Did anyone check fingerprints or DNA?
I remember when story came out. Utterly ridiculous that no one could be bothered to take 5 minutes to confirm her identity.
Agreed! I was wrongfully arrested too. Cops couldn't be bothered to get my side of what happened and I had ZERO criminal history. The trauma this caused me will likely put me on the streets because I'm unemployed. I wasn't lucky enough to sue because my attorney didn't care enough to.
So sorry for this woman, and her grandmother that passed away.
It's so much crap & crime going on in Los Angeles I don't go there any more other than if I am flying into LAX or Out Of LAX I see Los Angeles News on You Tube Daily and I don't ever wish to live in Los Angeles again as I did for almost a year in 1987/88
@☁POPULATION-_-420🌿Apparently, you cared enough to reply to my comment telling me I don't care. What does that make you?
The pigs who arrested her need to pay the lawsuit, not the taxpayers.
@☁POPULATION-_-420🌿 shut the hell up and go take a T break, we get that you don’t have kush rn and are kinda on edge. Take a nap
@@Wes0602 That was a damn good response.
Here we go again. Cops too lazy to investigate. In this case, a three second phone call would have cleared it up.
Even fingerprints would've cleared her. LAPD messed up big time! Then her grandmother passed away, it's so sad!
They are lazy and have low IQ’s.
They face zero consequences or oversight so they don’t care. The arresting officer should be suspended.
A 3 sec phone call or take a look at the snap shot of the real fugitive stupidity can't be fixed.
@☁POPULATION-_-420🌿 Your idiocy is showing! Many work hard and do a damn good job!
LAPD is way too busy not catching real criminals to deal with this.
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Their criminals themselves so.
...do you not know that there is a criminal gang within the LAPD? They are the criminals, and have ran off all the good cops.
Reminds me of the time i got SWATTED by LAPD
Like Gascon & Newsom?
Two People with the same Name. That only happens thousands of times. Total Incompetence.
I was surprised to find that there's only one other person in the world with exactly the same name as me and he lives an ocean away and has a completely different ethnic background. I've yet to find anyone else with such a rare name. So by my reckoning, it's not thousands of times, it's literally BILLIONS of times. ( and I'm using the term literally, literally)
True Google or LinkedIn Facebook friends search you realize how often people have the same names
@@KenFullman good for you.
@@KenFullmanWhat's the unique name? I also have one, we might be nominal twinsies.
Any database that has thousands of names will have named conflicts. That is why we have social security numbers. If you're going to pull names from all 300 million people in America of course you're going to have every name conflict imaginable, including middle names. Names alone are not unique identifiers!!!! How do people not know this?
My deepest condolences for her losing her grandmother through all of this.
Sorry for the loss of your grandma.
Lame. After all this, that's what you come up with
Yes that part is heartbreaking. The whole situation is shocking but the fact that she sat for 2 weeks is what really shocks and infuriates me. How many times is the wrong person dying or losing their life behind bars bc of how messed up the system is? Smh.. people shouldn’t be given these jobs so easily if this is how serious they take throwing away anyone behind bars
@@dabrownconservative7843 what?
@@dabrownconservative7843 WTF?!!!!
Because of their negligence, a person, for no reason of their own lost her grandmother and 2 weeks of her life! In this day and age, this should NEVER happen.
When it got to the bit about her grandmother, all I could say was "fvck"... I don't hate law enforcement but when I hear stories like this, my blood boils. And you never know if you're going to be next. It's terrifying.
WTF. I would sue the LAPD and ask the officers to give them there badges to her directly.
LAPD needs to hire competent people. With all the technology at their hands and still do things wrong. Makes the competent cops look like fools.
@@jackhammer078jack4 I was born and raised less than 2 hours to the north from LA. Still live here, on my way out of CA. I can confidently say there isn't a chance they'll hire a completely competent force. Not with the mayor they have. There are really amazing officers on the force down there but the lefties are making their quota of punks that skew the intelligence scale. (I'm neither on the right nor the left. I'm independent) I'm 32 and a millennial but as such, I can also say that hiring millennials with very little life experience is what's causing the biggest problem. They encounter things they've never seen or heard of before and act in a reactionary manner instead of having experience to draw from. It makes them very dangerous. Unfortunately, this is a problem the entire country has. Contrary to popular belief, there are still "good ol' boys" amongst the millenial population. I'd consider myself one of them despite the fact that I'm a woman. We are few and far between but the older millennials who paid attention and appreciated history in a wide array of forms are usually the ones who have their heads squarely on their shoulders. Unfortunately, we have the curse of spotting those who don't and it's disconcerting knowing our peers are so detached from reality. Especially when they're on the police force. I grew up around the elderly and older population and I had the great fortune of drawing from their experiences and learning from it. Others of my generation weren't as fortunate and it's not really their fault but their environment and/or family unit dynamics. Not all had parents who cared if they gleaned knowledge of those who came before them. I grew up watching TV Land, listening to Karen Carpenter, and making my own toys out of sticks and pieces of string in the great outdoors and trying to dig to china and it was magical. (My grandma's only request was that I fill in the hole when I was done. Haha) Many of my generation didn't have these experiences and it stunted them. Occupying yourself with only what's available to you can do much more than keep you from being bored. (If I ever said I was bored to anyone in my family, I'd find myself chopping weeds on the farm or out back so I never dared say I was bored) It teaches you reasoning skills. Skills that might have made me ask to see the picture of the woman the TSA arrested compared to the picture of the person for which the warrant was issued. If those didn't match up, I would have asked to look at the birthdates. This is so simple yet, it was missed. Could me digging a hole to China in my youth have prevented this woman from being falsely imprisoned? I have absolutely no idea. All I can say is that there are many youth how have been deprived of real life experience and it doesn't do them or anyone they encounter any favors. I sat down and taught myself guitar starting at 8 because I was taught to be self disciplined and if I asked to do something, I had to promise to stick with it because we didn't have the money for me to jump hobbies every 3 months. Self discipline is lacking in my generation and entitlement is at it's all time high and there are far too few people willing to hold people accountable who abuse their positions of power. I grieve for the next generations because the people who are meant to teach them are already lost. I can't get to all but I realize it's my responsibility to reach those I can which is why I've spent half my life in youth ministry. I had amazing mentors who in turn taught me to mentor by example and I'm doing the best I can. I feel I fall short quite often but all I can do is try. One of my kids graduated high school with the ambition of going into law enforcement and I couldn't be more proud. He's a wonderful boy who's turned into a wonderful man and he's engaged to be married. I've gotten to see him thrive and be a true gentleman and it's been a great privilege. All we can so is share what we can, do our best, pass on what we can, and be patient. If we do all that right, we might just see balance in the next generation. As for the police force, all we can do is pray.
@@TheRisskee I was born and raised in the generation you described and experienced the richness of mentors- in my immediate family, church, school and community. The word ‘bored’ was not allowed in any of these spheres- you were given something to do and had to see the task to its completion. Life in the Caribbean allowed for us to be schooled in critical thinking. Respecting people and practicing good manners was the norm. You weren’t allowed to whine and be rescued from situations with instant solutions. Delayed gratification allowed us to build muscle and gain strength for productive lives and future problem solving. You’re correct- all we can do is to be good mentors to this generation. We’re tasked with the same responsibilities of our long gone mentors. With God’s grace and with courage, may we not fail them.
I can only imagine how scary this had to be, then to lose your grandmother is heartbreaking.
Will you be my grandma. I have no family
@@cylentstoner you're weird
@@pattiwelsher4343 lol best comment!
@@pattiwelsher4343. ~. Poor guy
@@cylentstoner srry
Doesn’t take 14 days to check fingerprints!
It can if you are lazy and/or incompetent.
only if they have the true perp fingerprints on file...
but there sure are other ways to check.
like, name, first name, birth date, place of birth, parents names and first names...
there are chances for the first 3 to be the same, but the rest? would need a one in a billion coincidence.
An FBI DNA check should take minutes, less if no backlog. I was told “they” did not want this to happen fast, days would be better.
I wonder if this was to allow suspects to be kept longer
@@joechang8696If you are not a convicted criminal, the likelihood of your DNA being in the system is low.
How about a birthday!
That the LAPD couldn't even noticed that the date of birth was different screams negligence and incompetence. This was beyond ridiculous and must qualify as criminal negligence.
I think that's what you calla masochist
These cops are crooked. I’m in rancho Cordova and this police department is plain corrupt.
The idea of "criminal negligence" means nothing to a goddam cop.
Welcome to America
I'd say we are talking about criminal negligence with malicious intent.
One of the most traumatic and dangerous things any law-abiding citizen could ever experience.
Or law breaking woman
I've been to jail they process you and make sure you are who they think you are that is so sad. Los Angeles is run by a bunch of gangsters and idiots
:O
@@stevenahlberg1542 Yes, I'm sure they both were fingerprinted.
@@robertbiondo3771 No, criminals really enjoy it. They eat that slop and ask for seconds. They don't seem to mind it so much.
Feel really bad for this lady and her family
@TheGhost Hopefully you're next!
That’s OK - she’ll be living large very soon.
I feel bad for them, but in hindsight, itll be the best 2 weeks because itll be the highest paying 2 weeks theyve ever seen.
I just wanted say how beautiful this woman is I hope she gets something positive from this like a modeling or movie gig 🙏 how can you arrest the wrong person wow
Congratulations to her, she's going to get paid.
You’ll never fix this without police accountability.
So you’re saying we can’t fix this
One method that I think may work is, law must be made to make police officer's assets liable to pay for the damages they do and their defense attorney. Of course, if (and only if) jury exonerate them, then it will be reimbursed by taxpayers.
The bad apples will either have to discipline themselves to stay out of troubles, or they will be push into bankruptcy by their behavior.
@@gorilladisco9108 I like that idea. The US is too corrupt to implement it.
@@gorilladisco9108 they are all bad apples because it's a corrupt system at its core
@@gorilladisco9108. I agree with you 100%! I have been saying for years, police should have to carry some kind of malpractice insurance. That way when someone wants to sue them or the department, it will be taken care of by the insurance and not taxpayers! The way it’s done now, police have no consequences so they will never change! The insurance company will hold them to a much higher standard!
I pray she wins. I was wrongfully arrested years ago and the officer filed a bogus report. But I didn’t know about suing and statue of limitations or civil trials. So I pray she gets something.
Chico i pray she uses her whiteness to advance the cause because her collecting them pesetas and retreating in silence would mean *i got a bag i am out*
Los Angeles women are opportunists and accusers anyways.. I don't feel sorry for this lady at all. She probably did something and karma got her. RIP to the grandmother but idc about the lady going to prison..
If they offer a settlement I wouldn't except I would own those mfs
You live in America and you don't know about lawsuits?
Are you an adult?
Did you study anything in school?
@@Darius_Icewood OMG, that is dumbest comment ever. Congrats, your parents must be soo proud.
I can’t imagine how much worse this could have been if the attorney couldn’t prove she wasn’t the real lady the police were looking for. This entire story is just insane.
My dad was arrested after a long day of work at a pioneer chicken restaurant when he was younger. They literally plucked him off the street of la when he was heading home and was accused of murdering someone. He was only in jail for a month though once they figured it was the wrong Miguel Ángel Perez. The first kid(my big bro) was existing his first months of life which caused stress on top of the fear of deportation, so upon release he hightailed it outta there...wish the pioneer chicken was around-never got to try it
Just look at the booking photos
@@mireyaperez2086 did he sue?
You think they could’ve waited to do the interview for the bee sting in the lips to go down. The swelling is so bad her cheeks her nose and her forehead doesn’t move she has no facial expression whatsoever
@@mireyaperez2086 yea one thing ur dad never told u was he did it hightailed it outa dere for a reason
Her grandmother died from a stroke induced by stress from her granddaughter getting wrongfully arrested. That is horrendous
Hopefully she'll be able to retire from the settlement.
😢 I bet that they were close.
She may have been killed in hospital April 2020, after the stroke.
@@EyreEver Can you imagine?
yep, sounds like a wrongful death charge too
the hiring process for cops has never been LOWER
When BLM and refund the police movements are praised by the Democratic leaders, criminals aren't prosecuted, cops are treated as criminals when they enforce the laws on the books... Who the hell would Want to be a cop?!
They have to have an IQ of under 80 to enter a law enforcement position
False imprisonment is the most terrifying thing for a person that's free. If you haven't been falsely imprisoned or kidnapped, its hard to fathom how bad it feels.
Well, Id be terrified if I was kidnapped...........I would have ZERO fear if I was falsely arrested as all your basic needs will be taken care, you wont be attacked (at least not by your captors)....and DNA, Fingerprints and CCTV will almost certainley set you free........ALIVE.
@@SA77888 sounds like you don't have any responsibilities to worry about while locked away for 2 weeks
@@peabody3000 Whatever ya say mate. Have a nice day.
So glad I was not born in North Korea or a reservation locale in the us as I would have been imprisoned from birth.
@@SA77888 you don’t know how many people have been wrongly convicted and stayed in prison for years. It happens more often than you think
Wrongful arrest and vicariously responsible for the death of her grandmother.
I hope she sues and wins a multi-million dollar lawsuit against an incompetent police force.
Talk about incompetent... TSA and Police officers didn't have time to check on ID thoroughly, just shows how much these hamburger eaters care what they actually doing with people's lives (some of them)
No. That multi million comes from the TAXPAYERS not the police department.
@@As130thps these settlements should come out of their retirement funds. They'd be a lot more careful.
@@As130thps maybe the department will appropriate the funding that is left over from paying her out a little more carefully and hire people that actually know what they're doing.
It sounds to me like basically anyone with the same name that comes up as a hit in the system is at risk of arrest.
That means, if there's an arrest warrant out for a John Smith, Juan Gonzalez that anyone else with that same common name is at risk of arrest during a routine traffic stop or traveling through customs. This is absurd and everyone involved who missed this should be immediately terminated.
Both the TSA and LAPD misidentified a suspect requires a huge amount of incompetence. How they didn't check birthday, Driver's License, SSN is beyond logic.
I put the blame more on TSA and the department in Texas that issued the warrant (ONLY if they DIDN'T include the processing photo for TSA) because TSA security should have access to photos of people that have warrants out and would've just been a minor inconvenience for her. The LAPD however I don't hold to much fault in the beginning because when a warrant is issued and carried out for arrest the local department arrest and carries out the booking and processing. Now the processing system taking over 2 weeks to realize a mistake is unacceptable and this is a repercussion of California is going to hell in a handbasket with crime currently. stuff like this happening to normal citizens doesnt surprise me at all.
@@Mysterio1412 > The LAPD however I don't hold to much fault in the beginning because when a warrant is issued and carried out for arrest the local department arrest and carries out the booking and processing.
They are required to verify who you are. Just the name is never ever enough. Do you know how many John Smiths there are in the USA? Over 25,000 of them. Do you really think this happens to every John Smith, just because one or two of them have warrants? Of course not. The moment they finger-printed her, the prints would not match.
This whole thing doesn't pass the smell test...
@@Mysterio1412 Uh...the LAPD doesn't represent the state of California, Dude, any more than the TSA agents working at LAX represent the state of California.
I was told by a TSA agent he couldn’t accept my ID...I am an inspector for FAA. TSA - thousands standing around.
Or fingerprints
Isn't this the entire reason for a social security number?
Far from it.
SSN can be used for that, yes.
But the main reason was and is to enable (federal) government to tax your income.
@@gorilladisco9108 ...and to make sure they pay out SS income to the "right" person....and there's a host of other financial stuff coupled to that seemingly inconsequential SSN.
Even just looking at her birthday! There is no way this should have taken two weeks.
@@adammiller9179 or the original booking photo. They look nothing alike.
Actually the SSN wasn't supposed to be used for identification.
Entirely unacceptable for a person to be disrespected in such a way by our government.
This happens more than people know.
@Pol Pot 2024 Dude, what do you mean they're not part of the government?. The police are part of our government, public servants paid by the people to enforce the law (not feelings or personal agendas), and sworn into office to uphold and protect the Constitution and the rights of all citizens under it. The Constitution isn't a living document that's subject to being changed by the government in order for them to violate the God given rights of all people's.
If the governments are permitted by the people to allow them to change the Constitution to fit their own agendas, then it's all over for the people and you will have no rights at all.
I know crazy right that some police gun down innocent people or make unlawful arrest.
@Pol Pot 2024 and this comment is why you should stay in school
Just look at the last two years with Covid, so why is anyone surprised by government overreach anymore?
Proof that you are treated as guilty, and must prove your innocence. Disgusting!!!
unless you have connections or cash. this is tragic. all they had to do was look at the photos of the two different woman, she should have been released an hour after she was booked at the jail. complete failure of the police department, even the tsa for that matter. her grandmothers death is even a part of this injustice. just inexcusable.
@@johnmichaeltracy9050 This ain't Mexico where you can pay and bribe cops.
@@j.a.3138 im still laughing at what you wrote. it was meant to be a joke, right.....
Always been the case. The innocence until proven guilty was always lip service. Most people are douches and go straight to guilty until proven innocent.
Exactly! Sadly, this happens more than we'd like to think. I'm a survivor of wrongful arrest, too. Cops couldn't be bothered to get my side of what happened on scene even though I had ZERO criminal history. I wasn't convicted because of lack of evidence supporting my guilt because duh, the "victim" LIED. Who spells the name Allison as "Allicon"?. And I can't sue because my attorney didn't care enough to.
This is an absolutely horrendous situation. I’m so sorry she had to even endure this let alone losing her grandmother due to the unnecessary stress imposed. I hope she receives closure and healing by holding those responsible for this accountable.
Domonique 2 weeks is bad but we've heard of -people being confiscated for months even.
I hope her lips heal. I assume that's why she is suing. They must have beaten her a lot!
@@PHlophe
Months is bad but we've heard of people being confiscated for years even.
@@tvdinner325
Some people like the fake look. No reason to make fun of her.
God is involved! Their in more trouble than they can imagine! California's government! Rotten to the core!
Make sure to personally name the officers in the lawsuit and attach yourself to their pension
Even lockup for 1 night can destroy a person's life. Two weeks? You lose your house, your job, your business, everything. She needs to definitely sue and win big.
1 night destroy a person entire life? Calm down snowflake
@davidkrappenschitz253 Hope it never happens to you cuz you are definitely not prepared.
@davidkrappenschitz253 1 day in and you can be fired from your job, and your landlord, in a lot of places, can use you being in jail AND not having a job as valid reasons to evict you. Just 1 day in jail and you have no job and no home. Of course the higher paid the job, the worse it is. You don't think the big guys talk?
@ryanthompson3737 There was a very long comment thread on my original comment that, recently, the channnel owner deleted all the replies. Then Mr Toilet man was the first to reply after all the other replies were deleted. The comment thread was very much like his reply; half the people saying you won't lose anything, the other half, like you and me, saying that 1 night in jail will ruin your life. I'm very sure of it. Seen it all the time. Ignorance used to be funny, but now that I'm approaching 6 decades on this earth, I just don't have any patience for ignorance that people like poopyhead spew on a regular basis. They'll never learn until it happens to them.
@davidkrappenschitz253 Wow, you're immature. Extremely. Last comment thread that erupted here consisted of replies just like yours (before the channel owner deleted them for their complete ignorance, like yours) where a guy bragged that he had 3 accounts with $20,000 each in them. I showed him that his $60,000 would he gone in a month to a thieving lawyer to protect himself from a corrupt injustice system.
*Two weeks in jail AND YOU'VE LOST EVERYTHING YOU'VE EVER WORKED FOR.*
I suppose it's OK for you to call yourself a messy diarrhea, but when someone else does, they're "calling you names." Why do you even comment, unless you're a professional troll?
Mistakes can happen, especially when two people have the same name. However, arresting her and letting her go after a couple hours would be a mistake I could understand. Arresting her and keeping her in jail for weeks while multiple people keep telling you that you have the wrong person isn't a mistake. That's straight up incompetence.
Name, Birthday, SSN, Place of Birth... you should not be locked up for having the same name. They didn't do a solid job to verify period. Mistake should not happen when tracking down a fugitive.
I'm sure they caught their mistake within hours, the rest of the time was to buy themselves time to cover up their mistake
Isnt it normal.. cops not doing anything
You can verify Simeon’s identity in 15 mins. Cell phone, couple of phone calls, ever heard of call a friend ? This is gross incompetence. They should have this resolved in less than an hour. Of course it’s possible for someone to have the same name..
Qualify immunity, look it up. It isn't a matter of training or smarts. It's just a lack of caring. Qualify immunity makes it where legal officers can't get ding for almost anything.
This is in the land of the free btw. The same land that has civil forfeiture (CF) and implement domain (ID). CF lets cops literally steal anything from you legally if they THINK it COULD HAVE BEEN used in a crime at some point. It's impossible to prove or disprove what they think, and this heavily has been used. What happens is the local station gets a massive kickback when the stuff is sold off. This is to include stealing someone's house, car, clothes, or raw money. ID is what lets the gov steal your home if they think the land it is on could be better use for whatever. They don't really even need to prove it, or make it that way. There is a crap ton of cases where ID is used, the house is dealt with, and for 10+ years it's an empty lot.
She would’ve been free to go in literally 10 minutes if they would’ve just did their jobs to check who she was/how she was a different person with the same name. They deserve to be sued 100%
yep and guess who pays for their mistakes! us! the american tax payer...yaaay qualified immunity!
Uh, yeah, fingerprints???
This is pure hubris. They're always right and she had to be lying. Just disgusting.
@Pol Pot 2024 this is good too
Too think she’d have been on a beach in Mexico if these out of control, $18 an hour Jack booted TSA thugs did a check for 30 seconds
this is why you do not let 2.3 GPA students have a badge and a gun
I have 2.0 GPA. Law enforcement turned me down.They hire mentally incompetent people with high G.P.A.s
Unfortunately no sane person would want to work there because it's all 2.3 GPA students hiring more 2.3 GPA students and they have 50-60% of all city budgets, unbelievable! Ban police unions NOW under law as the feds do for reasons of national security.
Bring em in any smarter, they'll end up working the system.
Or run for govt office
DEI quota hires
The fact they were so adamant she was the right person, just shows the arrogance. I’ve actually had a few nightmares of being wrongfully arrested. Her grandma dying while she was in jail is incredibly sad.
for it must pay cop and must get arrested up he can learn how to work correctly if can let him stay for ever there totally idiots this cop need medication from mental hospital
@Mainely well said my friend!!!! ❤
The absolute Arrogance of most cops is so frustrating!
@mainely8007that's why I wanna be a cop
It’s LAPD, one of the most corrupt next to NYPD
I feel this woman's pain...
I had a similar situation where
I was wrongfully arrested and held in jail without seeing a judge for 7 days, which is EXTREMELY illegal.
Luckily, I was able to afford a good attorney, sued the county jail, and won..
The money helped, but definitely didn't make up for that 7 days of hell I spent incarcerated.
Trust me, if the police think that you're a criminal, they automatically treat you like a piece of garbage...and will not listen to one word you have to say. Especially if you're trying to tell them that you aren't guilty...
How much did they pay for your one week ordeal?
7,000
You deserved way more than $7,000!
@@PrincessZelda_is_My_Side_Chick Wow....you deserved another zero on the end of that! It's kidnapping
they treated her like she was black? THE OUTRAGE!!!
People are killed when police raid the wrong address, failing to verify the information. And there are NEVER consequences or changes to “policy.” Changes are long overdue. Nothing but negligence and, often, indiscriminate, general malice. She should get a million dollars and several individuals should also be fired, including the Chief.
So true. Thank god she didn't come to harm in prison. Must have been terrifying.
I agree with what your saying but you cant just discriminate and should include every single person even including non whites because the white culture has never seen them as human. WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?
I agree with EVERYTHING you said @David Orange..I feel anyone arrested by mistake needs to be paid for that mistake and I mean at least the very least a million dollars! You put a person through this kind of turmoil and they deserve to be paid back for having to deal with it! I no longer feel sadness for when I hear about a cop being hurt in the line of duty..look how mnay cops raid wrong house and kill the wrong person!! Nobody feels bad for the victims then but heaven forbid if a cop gets hurt oh no they lose their crap! Any life is valuable! A cops life is worth NO MORE than anyone's life! Heck I value my cat's life more than the cop that arrested this lady in the video!
Money or firing is not justice prison time for cops including the chief of police is a start.
I agree. When people are killed by raiding the wrong address, that is just stupidity period. Those “officers” who kill innocent people should be in prison for murder. But this should not be happening in the first place. Innocent people who died should still be alive.
Total incompetence on the California police department.
Exactly! Sadly, this happens more than we'd like to think. I'm a survivor of wrongful arrest, too. Cops couldn't be bothered to get my side of what happened on scene even though I had ZERO criminal history. I wasn't convicted because of lack of evidence supporting my guilt because duh, the "victim" LIED. Who spells the name Allison as "Allicon"?. And I can't sue because my attorney didn't care enough to.
The fact that this woman even lost her grandmother all because of the LAPD's negligence i really hope she gets everything she sues them for.
R.I.P to a loving grandma who obviously loved and cared for her grand daughter💔
I’m 2022 there are two things people need to realize to better society. Police are idiots and corrupt. There are no good apples, the entire system is corrupt. Two: Democrat policies fail constantly and hurt citizens. If you don’t know either of these then you are probably dumb or brainwashed.
@@sparingpickle4918 sir what
@@sparingpickle4918 WTF does this have to do with Democrats? It's generally Republicans who are ok with regular citizens putting up with idiot police while they get away with theft and fraud
@@sparingpickle4918 A society that is based on anger and name calling like the one you endorse is the cause for doom.
WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY KILL BLACKS AND MEXICANS? WHAT ABOUT WHEN THEY WRONGFULY SEND "MINORITIES" TO PRISON OVER FALSE ACCUSATIONS AND NEVER RECOMPOMPENSATE THEM AFTERWORDS?
An identity trial versus spending less than 5 minutes to look at the ID and take a cursory check in the system. This kind of stuff is horrifying and very scary. Tells you that it could happen to anyone including you.
Ego mixed with incompetence = danger to society..
Precisely. Yet we have half a nation that somehow disagrees on how police abuse their power. I mean after all, she'll be suing LAPD, and then they cough up tax money, but then no one's actually going to get fired
LAPD has a terrible history longer than a CVS receipt.
Still blows my mind people wanna stay in Southern Cali.
That’s why we should be able to resist these ppl when they are WRONG!! Why do we have to go along with stupidity??
This will be happening a lot more as we leap into fascism! Wheeeeeeeee
The fact that her grandma died over this should be enough for them to have to pay BIG. That’s absolutely horrible. I feel so bad for her for what she went through personally, for her family’s loss, and that now she’ll never see her grandma again on Earth. 😢
Imagine you get wrongly thrown into jail, and when u come out happy that its over you get told that ur granny has passed because of stress.
Absolutely terrible.
imagine her trama alone
It would be hard to prove that the stress was what caused the stroke. My thought is that the gma was already due for the stroke. It just so happened that it occurred while she was jailed. You can't just get a stroke from momentary stress, this occurs over prolonged stress time periods.
@@RedNuii Well I don't think she needs her gma to win the case, but surely it will guarantee her pay check in court.
unfortunately they will never be able to prove the grandmother's death was related to this. That being said, she has plenty of grounds for settlement with just the facts of her arrest.
They refused to check her drivers license, her birth date, her social security number, or even the photo id of the other women with same name.
She really should punish them for negligence and incompetence with their wrongful arrest. Unfortunately many of the suspects tell the cops they have the wrong person and they really are lying.
Exactly! Sadly, this happens more than we'd like to think. I'm a survivor of wrongful arrest, too. Cops couldn't be bothered to get my side of what happened on scene even though I had ZERO criminal history. I wasn't convicted because of lack of evidence supporting my guilt because duh, the "victim" LIED. Who spells the name Allison as "Allicon"?. And I can't sue because my attorney didn't care enough to.
This wasn’t a small town jail it was LA county, can’t imagine how scared she must have been.😢
Yea for a person who thinks she’s better then everybody else she should be scared 😂
@@OsamaBinBombin you don’t even know her .
@@OsamaBinBombin we are all 'created equal' but actions in life have meaning. When you harm others and break the law you lose value. Law abiding, productive and loving people ARE 'better' then these criminal scum.
@@atv21 other humans suffering? Do the crime do the time she didn’t do the crime and therefore has the right to call the actual criminals who belong there what they are. Plus you don’t know how she was treated in there by the other inmates looking the way she does one could assume it wasn’t nicely
I’m 2022 there are two things people need to realize to better society. Police are idiots and corrupt. There are no good apples, the entire system is corrupt. Two: Democrat policies fail constantly and hurt citizens. If you don’t know either of these then you are probably dumb or brainwashed.
This is just ridiculous and the fact that she lost her grandma while in jail is heartbreaking. I hope she gets millions!!
You don't seem to understand that the millions you want her to get comes out of the pockets of taxpayers. The police department and all of those involved won't pay a penny if she wins.
@REVOLUTION TV Please stop being stupidly, evilly racist. Thanks.
@@aryangandhi5836 they had the finger ptints
Millions in taxpayers money
That’s life, you think gma will still be here if she wasn’t in jail? The gma was like 90 she was going to pass soon anyways
Her grandma died because of stress. That is unforgivable!
Cops said the stroke wouldn't count. Same argument has been made for miscarriages from stress
@@kingg3095 Who cares what the cops say.... the court will decide if it's relevant to her suit.
Hmm what's crazy my great grandma had her belongings taken during pearl harbor and my relatives nuked. So please don't say the word unforgivable...until you really understand it.
A grandmother can have a stress related heart attack getting out of bed.
Why is she suing LAPD when she was arrested by the TSA?
Sue them!! Report them all! Lapd has bad reputation.
Imagine how the people feel that have been behind bars for YEARS for the same thing? Utter madness.
Imagine how the people feel that are wrongly convicted and given a death sentence... (Hint it happens)
I'm with you on this how many people are in prison because it's kind of crap going on in this country
If something like this happened to me, I think I would dedicate my life to helping others. Hopefully she'll do more with the money she gets and tries to be a advocate for wrongful convictions.
@@Alekkd better than people who wrongly convincted and given life in prison, since they have chance for special investigation, I remember the case in which 1 got death sentence and 2nd life in prison for murder, "proofs" were only 2 witnesses who changed their testimonies several times, and they maanged to get out only because the death convicted used his last resort for special investigation, after 20 years they were released without any payment and left the country
Exactly! Sadly, this happens more than we'd like to think. I'm a survivor of wrongful arrest, too. Cops couldn't be bothered to get my side of what happened on scene even though I had ZERO criminal history. I wasn't convicted because of lack of evidence supporting my guilt because duh, the "victim" LIED. Who spells the name Allison as "Allicon"?. And I can't sue because my attorney didn't care enough to.
Law enforcement need to be held accountable, just like everyone else.
They often aren’t
TOO OFTEN aren't... 😡😡😡😡
the only time corrupt and inept cops are held accountable for anything is when their stupid faces are pasted all over the news, around the clock. and even then it doesn't always happen.
WON'T HAPPEN
@@renfax3549 Exactly. She will get a large settlement from the City and no idiot cops will be held accountable.
Everyone involved should be fired and brought up on charges. And yes this woman should be rewarded a substantial amount of money. This is completely unacceptable in a free society.
Do you idiots know where that money comes from?
@@bendatbitchcumnersnatch4415 nobody asked
@@bendatbitchcumnersnatch4415 Definitely not BLM 🤣🤣🤣
@@bendatbitchcumnersnatch4415 as much as I hate it she still deserves to be compensated and it should be coming from the LAPD and TSA
Free society with biden in office is fast going away!
This is what happens when there is no accountability
Nailed it!
This women was straight up kidnapped under the color of law by lawbreaker.
And it's going to cost the TSA and LAPD for their negligence.
I’m amazed that they held someone for two weeks when they let actual criminals out within hours with undeniable proof of their crimes not even requiring bail
It's clear you don't understand the Democrapic judical system. Its all about $. They believed she had the $ to fight this. So they kept her looked up, to rack up the $.
They release the trash back on the streets to cause more problems. Because they know the state will end up footing the bill for the trash.
@@josephcremeans The fact that you think this is a Democrat problem when wrongful arrests and unjust sentences are an issue in every state is part of the problem. The Red & Blue parties are 2 cheeks of the same booty. This is a nationwide issue that needs to be addressed by all of us for what it is. Speaking as Green Party.
@@TahtahmesDiary so i guess you can name a Republican ran city that was burned and innocent people were murdered? Your Green party can't except the facts that Lithium mining is far worse for the enviroment than oil. As well as many other proven facts. Classic leftist.
recently a man accused of murder!!! was out on bail & he murdered again, but this lady sat in jail, heads should roll.
@@josephcremeans She was talking about "wrongful arrests and unjust sentences" and you switched that to "burning and murder"
Something tells me this happens more frequently than what we’re aware of ...
It does all they have to do is transfer you every twelve hours from substation to substation..or to the main and move from dorm/level to dorm...technically you are not booked..you dont exist...
@Nuby has nothing to do with COVID, they could have checked her finger prints and they would have known immediately. Doesn't take two weeks bootlicker
everyday
This happens all the time
Only difference this person could afford a lawyer
Been happening to black people for Decades. People still in there from 30 years ago. Every year you hear of the stories of them being released.
Social security number?
Fingerprints?
Age?
Pictures of her and the other person?
This is actually not the first time the LAPD has done this to someone. I had a friend years ago who was wrongfully arrested for the same issue. She was coming home from work one evening and part of her neighborhood was blocked off due to a police search for some fugitives. She was just trying to get to her apartment so she could go to bed and when she was stopped by a checkpoint the cops arrested her because she apparently “matched” the description of one of the suspects they were after in the area even though her vehicle was not a match and she was pulling into her own parking lot after a long day at work. She was jailed for three days and it took two years for the courts to clear her of any wrong doing and not one of the officers involved were ever punished for their actions. They even laughed at her while they were booking her and refused to tell her why she was being arrested. The LAPD is a joke.
two years. Ben Franklin once said, "Justice delayed is justice denied."
That sounds like Texas but at least they let L.A. people out of jail...they hold you for 5 or 6 YEARS in Texas.
I WAS married to a cop. They become so self righteous. They don't ever believe they can be wrong, and when they are shown to be wrong, they cover up their mistakes and will never admit them. When they make mistakes though, they ruin someone else's life most of the time.
Have you watched the channel Audit the Audir?
This is quite true.
My uncle was a cop he always thought he was better than everyone but his wife was having sex with his boss that’s what my grandma told me
It’s because their brainwashed just like military people they’re all the same. They think they are better than the “civilian”
Sounds like he's going to make captain.
This should never happen. Someone needs to be heald accountable. This was an easy fix, but several people didn't do their job.
So what. Why should the cop or the LAPD care? Serious question. They will NEVER be held accountable. Yet people like you still support them. Why?
@@mattolivier1835 what basis do you make that ridiculous claim on? Without law enforcement we wouldn’t be having an online conversation. We’d be too busy defending what’s ours.
Agreed! 💯
@@lukesterification Really? Have you never heard of security guards? Law enforcement exist to do exactly that - ENFORCE LAWS! They don't exist to protect you! In fact the supreme court ruled that the pigs are NOT obligated to protect you! But God forbit you have the wrong plant in your pocket and they will be cracking your skull! We must never forget that we ALL have a moral right to defend ourselves against pigs even if it means that they are removed from our world! These problems exist because of people like you!
Not just someone, everyone. This is a failure on multiple fronts
They dont even make the effort to find out. This is beyond negligence. It is criminal.
Exactly! Sadly, this happens more than we'd like to think. I'm a survivor of wrongful arrest, too. Cops couldn't be bothered to get my side of what happened on scene even though I had ZERO criminal history. I wasn't convicted because of lack of evidence supporting my guilt because duh, the "victim" LIED. Who spells the name Allison as "Allicon"?. And I can't sue because my attorney didn't care enough to.
@@EndPoliceBrutailty It is the whole system. Our justice system is profit based. It is hard to get an attorney to sue police or the courts. Forget about court appointed attorneys, because all they do is encourage you to plead guilty. They only give what they are paid, which isn't much.
This has happened to someone who had no family to work for them, and we will never know about it. Lives end this way; people vanish into the system this way. I am glad, along with all decent people, that this woman survived.
@@numbaonestunna4806 Indecent people are not glad. They do this stuff. People who mock "decency" and are ok with trafficking must be stopped.
Eventually even without family and friends support your lawyer will get you out of jail. But it will almost certainly take longer. Mistaken arrest are common enough. Every department of any size has them now and then. Usually they are handled quickly (within a few days if you are really unlucky and get locked up late on Friday, but even though being in jail over the weekend if a lawsuit waiting to happen, regardless if they lack personnel) usually your out in well under 24 hours. Ideally much sooner if it happens early enough and there are enough hours in the day to get people to run things before they go home. Being locked up for 13 days is a crazy amount of time and almost unheard of.
Who? Lets look them up and get them on a campaign and GoFundme legal fees
@@bobdigital21jailing innocent and taking time from people lives is down right wrong, no excuses for it all. If there is hiccups every once in a while then the system needs to go away.
@@VinnigsSpinTheBlock Well, not to be rude.... but if we are to live in reality we must allow for accidents to happen on occasion. Particularly with big systems. For instance, right now there are innocent people convicted in jail. FACT. How do we stop innocent people from getting convicted? We make the standard for guilt so high that crime for all practical purposes becomes legal. That is is only way to make it so we don't put innocent people in prison, let alone jail. How does that serve the people or justice? It would be mass anarchy. Obviously we want justice, but is it justice for me to have no recourse against criminals but that which i am able to take for myself because the system's hands are so tied? Is it just to let serial rapist go free time and again because we demand such high standards for conviction?
Clearly there is some sort of balance here we have to reach, and no one knows where that is for sure. We need a system that will punish crime consistently enough to make people feel like justice will be done, but also one that doesn't unfairly prosecute or jail the innocent. We need oversight and systems in place, IE bureaucracy so that everyone gets treated the same way, but we also need things to move quickly. Which checks and balances comes delays. With overview comes delays. But we obviously can't not have overview.
You say there is no excuse for an innocent man with a flimsy case to be in jail for 7 months, and that is absolutely true, that is why he was able to sue successfully. Police are just people, and not particularly bright people. They mostly fall within the mean. The difference is when police make mistakes it can ruin people, but they are as likely to mess up a document at work as you or me. As for changing the system, I agree some changes would be welcome, but doing away with it entirely is not a solution.
I really hope she would win in court. The fact that her grandmother died of stroke because her granddaughter was wrongfully arrested is just heartbreaking. All of this can be avoided by simple identity check but the cops was too lazy to do it.
I can only imagine how many people are still in prison or how they live their live with a criminal record because they are wrongfully arrested.
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Lazy, incompetent and ignorant but they know that the taxpayer will pay the bill for their actions!
@@leskerr9446 That is unfortunately true
the main problem is when they get sued, they're not the ones paying for it. the taxpayers are the ones paying.
worse case they get fired, they move to the next county or state over and get the job again.
Be grateful it wasn’t the sheriff gang
Everyone remotely responsible should be fired immediately.
Y'all are gonna be disappointed. Should know by now the leniency shown towards cops. If you're gonna respond with some cop-centric be, just know I'll ignore. Injustice is public knowledge, not urban myth
And charged
If cops don’t get fired for killing unarmed people they will get to keep their job for this honest mistake
The cops will investigate themselves and find no wrong doing. You are funny though.
Naw, won't happen, cops look after cops. Rest of us can go hang, though.
Complete incompetence! This woman has a strong case. How sad her grandma died too related to this incident. Never take your freedom for granted!
It's not incompitence these people don't care. It's laziness and arrogance.
a strong case is putting it lightly. i'd be surprised if this went to court, and if it does i would guess it would be because she refused a lowball out of court settlement. while it's unfortunate about her gma, they can't prove anything so i wouldn't expect any money for that. still, i'd shoot for the moon and expect a life-changing sum of money even by commiefornia standards.
ok
According to the filing, Los Angeles officials "were contacted by the courts in Texas and informed that [Farber] did not have arrest warrants against her," but she continued to be held for an additional three days.
@@goawaypleasethanks you are right. But it is incompetence.
This is just disgusting. Truly makes me sick for this poor lady. Hopefully she can at least get some money out of it. I'm sure she lost her job and your employer doesn't care if you were wrongfully accused.
I'd rather lose my job than my grandmother. LAPD aided in basically manslaughter...their actions led to that womans deaths sad.....
Happens to men all the time. Ig this time is because she's a women
There are ppl that spend 20 years in prison then are found innocent and they don't get much
@@thirty8super609 There goes the gender card
@@thirty8super609 Yeah and clearly you have a problem with that, so why do you not have a problem when it happens to her? Don't get laid much?
Somebody needs to be charged for murdering her grandmother.
As a former LEO I ran into this situation twice. The first time the ages between the two were drastically different and the other one the height, eye and hair color were way off. I refused to arrest someone on a warrant without an undeniable match. This is just unacceptable behavior of police who lack critical thinking skills and who are willing to violate the civil rights of the people they swore to protect.
As a former leo I agree 1000000% with ya, this is just lazy police work, how hard would it be to confirm the persons i.d.
It's California.
birthdate alone could've prevented.
@@LS-cy7zy Why would they? There is no incentive to do a good job, or accountability when things like this happen. Isn't magic immunity great!
Ever heard of "good enough for government work"? It's a universal truth that government is just a big effing parasite.
@@josephmiller4616 My incentive was my pride in my work and knowing I was making a difference...I don't believe any other incentive is needed...it's not like they get paid right
I hope the lawsuit includes wrongful death, because the LAPD is indirectly responsible for her grandmother's death because that all could've been avoided had the LAPD did their due diligence. Hope Bethany recovers from that ordeal and may her poor grandma rest in paradise.
They should also sue the TSA, too.
damn you religious fanatics really get to me, she's not resting in paradise, she's in a box six feet under the ground. stop confusing death with your fairy tales
@@kantraxoikol6914 does that trigger you ?lol , so mad over what others believe in , yeah the body is in a box , but the soul is not son hahahahaha , get over your self and move along , or does your god science prevent you from doing that also ?
There's no way that's going to fly.
@@kantraxoikol6914 funny how “fanatics” effected you so drastically you felt the need to reply. Read the Bible and maybe, just maybe you may gain some knowledge. Her grandmother is resting at the moment, not conscious of anything, but she will be resurrected in paradise. Think whatever you want that makes you feel better about being spontaneously living in the middle of space with a random abundance of life planet called earth…. Your randomness of existence is more ridiculous than anything any Human claims about religion. That’s for sure. Say hello to your brother the whale since we all came from a single cell. Lol 😂
All they had to do was check to make sure she was the right person. They weren’t doing their job. I hope she wins this case but also laws need to be in place to make sure police double and even triple check everything to make sure they have the right person or this can happen again. Her life was disrupted. People could lose their jobs, their place of living, animals if they have them, children if they have them, being locked up for two weeks. What if she had no friends or other family to call and she had children to take care of or a pet to feed….this could have been so much worse…it’s bad enough she lost her grandmother because of the stress. I hope she wins big.
Agreed
They didn't even single check, her social security number, her date of birth, or the mug shot.
I’n 2022 there are two things people need to realize to better society. Police are idiots and corrupt. There are no good apples, the entire system is corrupt. Two: Democrat policies fail constantly and hurt citizens. If you don’t know either of these then you are probably dumb or brainwashed.
@@sparingpickle4918 most likely dumb cause they see it with their own eyes and choose to act like they dont so I say dumb
You hope she wins? Why won't she win? The stupid cops locked her up and also killed her grandmother
At least she had a blanket. The jail in Saint Louis doesn’t give people blankets. Two entire weeks. She’s a trooper. That’s for sure.
She needs to sue TSA also. That’s where it started.
Good luck with that.
The TSA didn't cuff her or arrest her, they don't have that power. The TSA noticed the name match to the arrest alert and called the police. The police then proceeded to drop the ball.
@@darkwingduck9589they still should be held responsible and accountable for false identification and making a false report… any civilian would be held to that standard
It actually started in Texas where the Gainesville Police Department put _her_ information on the warrant; her full name, her date of birth, her address, her driver’s license number, her hair and eye color and her height and weight.
@@rachelharmon6489the issue is that the TSA do not have access to the information about the other woman. No pictures, no other social security number etc… if they only have a name, what else should they do?!
I mean, if they (TSA included) didn't do something as simple as checking her DOB and comparing it to the real suspect in question that's just plain stupidity. Same thing with the mug shot of the real wanted person to her. Failing to not do something as simple as that is just down right dumb. She gonna get her lawsuit money for sure.
TSA first off has no authority to arrest anyone! This was all LAPD. TSA may have held her till officers arrived but that's the extent of TSA.
Maybe put the police in jail.
Total incompetent. Every basic procedure, logic, common sense, and decency were disregarded. I understand, if they put her behind bars for a COUPLE HOURS, while some officer's doing some checking. But 2 weeks? Total incompetence and disregard for her physical safety and mental health.
Black men get locked up for the same shirt color🤔
@@heyyou2248 You mean matching a profile? It happens to every race. Just so happens the profiles happen to be of the 13% most of the time for some reasons that will never be acknowledged by someone like you.
This is absolutely unacceptable.
Just think how many more people have been through the same thing.
I almost was. back in 98' I got pulled over on the way home from work for running a yellow light. spent the next 40 mins waiting while the officer tried to figure out just what the heck was going on (back when cops accually DID their job) he let me go with a warning. told me I needed to go to the court house and get things straightened out because I had a warrant out for my arrest. Turned out that when Nebraska was updating their database My driving records got mixed with another guy who shared my name, birth date and general description. the ONLY reason the officer didn't arrest me was that I had an Iowa drivers license! Though the Iowa Sheriff did show up at my dads house to arrest me. luckily at the time I was staying with my grandma after graduating high school. took an entire day driving back and fourth to the Lincoln Nebraska courthouse and the Omaha one to get my name separated from his. AND IM STILL DEALING WITH HIS NAME. as insurance companies keep trying to mix our driving records. Ive contested it 3 times now!!! I'm about ready to take it to court and sue his insurance providers as it keeps raising my rates!
My thought exactly!!
This woman had family to advocate for her and the resources to retain counsel.
I shudder to think of how many people this has happened to, but had no one or nothing to fight the flawed system!
@@HighmageDerin I had a friend who was arrested for sharing the name of a person with a warrant.
He spent 3 days in lockup before a lawyer talked to him.
He was released later that day.
My friend was 5'8" 190lbs and 50 something years old at the time.
The other person was 6'5", 280lbs and supposed to be in his 20s.
The real kicker they did not have the same skin color.
One is black and one is white.
You would think somebody in the booking procesd would notice at least one of the description descrepancies.
I got pulled over once because my vehicle matched a description of some robbery that had just happened. Luckily the officer I got actually checked my drivers license and although my vehicle was all the same (other then the license plate of course since it wasn’t the actual vehicle involved) they determined by my drivers license that I wasn’t the guy they were looking for.
That’s horrific.
"We investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong." Every cop ever.
International special forces required no more mistakes
@marcd what rock are living under ?
This right here shows you the responsibility of police you are looking for & it's happening all over the country !!!!!
As a True Crime Addict for over 25 years, I can tell you that the average police detective and prosecutor in America Do NOT Give A Damn whether the person who they are putting into prison is actually innocent or guilty of the crime in question. ALL They Care About Is Getting Convictions, and Conviction Rates. And if an innocent person does get put into prison then, well, that's just The Cost of "Doing Business" !!! Right ??? What I hate is when people like this gal Punk Out and accept a settlement. There Is NO Way that I'd accept ANY Settlement here !!! I'd Want ALL of this Police BS to smeared across a courtroom for the Whole World to see !!!
@marcd we the black community beg to differ.
@marcd Yea right lol
Everyone who pays taxes in this area should be furious. Not only was this poor woman wrongfully imprisioned and her grandmother died, but YOU will be the ones to foot the bill for their negligence and I'd be shocked if she got less than 7 figures for this BS.
She deserves more than that… Her grandmother died as a result. No amount of money can ease that pain and devastation😭❤️🩹😡
Def wont get 7 figures someone spent 24 years in prison and only got 6 million
Actually it’s not from taxes. Police have insurance funds for such things as this. I thought it was from our taxes too. But it’s not.
She's the wrong color- would have been out in 24 if she was 13%ter....
Surprised she went at all because of her pc
Isn't this what fingerprints are for? This isn't what taxpayer money is for! Law enforcement's incompetence is exponential...SMH...
Fingerprints are *Junk Science*
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They never even bothered to look at her picture?
I definitely feel bad for her and all innocent people who spent anytime in jail wrongfully. Especially those who have died behind bars
we all feel bad for her but i will respect her if she uses her white card to call the system out and be an activist, because if she is only fighting for a bag then she is like the rest of them
@@PHlophe white card?
Dave Matos, yes uma Branqunha cartão !
@@PHlophe I understand what you’re saying. She might not get much my friends dad spent 8 years in prison and got 8 million. she might get 200,000 but she’ll still have to work this ain’t the worst the justice system has done to innocent people. Innocent people die in jail every day
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It shouldn't have taken two days to get this straight. I feel horrible for her.
Two weeks you mean
Cops are a joke
@@RUTHLESSambition5 Many are, many are not
2 weeks, not 2 days.
Try 2 hours
As someone who has been falsely accused of a crime myself, I feel for her. The trauma and fear of feeling like you’ll be arrested at any second stays with you.
Wow! Sorry you went through that as well!
I remember having a warrant out for my arrest in the early 2000,s because someone used my name ( I now know who did it) when they were pulled over. The problem? I have never,even now,driven a car. Ever.
Yeah.
Brandon Mayfield was falsely accused and arrested on something called a Material Witness Warrant? Right after 9/11. The FBI fingerprint software coughed up 15 names declared "Non Match". FBI chose to bulldoze this lawyer into jail because they didn't read their own computer software result page?????? And, The Spainish Police Crime Lab refused to change their analysis of the alleged "match". FBI flew to Spain in a failed attempt to coerce Spain's cooperation (changing their analysis to fit The FBI's dubious reasoning)????
I’m sorry this to you, it’s so corrupt.
This is absolutely ridiculous how negligent they were. I hope she sues and gets enough money that she never has to work again. Smh. What an ordeal.
Wow! TSA and LAPD are really unaware that some people have the same name as other people?? How awful for this woman!!!
That's the same reason that they give for purging voter rolls. SMH
I remember another incident where the woman gave her name but they couldn't find her then she gave her other last name since she's Hispanic and has two last names and they lost it because how can someone have two last names lol I have two last names and its not both my parents combining them lol
TSA arrested her with no authority and gave custody to local police. She has to sue both of them. Federal and State will pay a big price. I hope she doesn’t go only for money, she better go chase does pensions.
What a horrible way to lose a grandmother.
TSA is negligent time and time again when it comes to this... last time I flew, I was in tears because of a simple oversight that almost made me miss my flight. Sucks the industry is so callous and negligent, so say the least.
The horrible stress of her situation, undoubtedly contributed to her grandmother's stroke. They need to answer for that. Someone needs to be fired, or demoted, and reparations need to be made.
With computers pictures. Can’t figure it out. 2 minutes
She did the exact damn thing she’s accusing them of doing!! 😂😂 “14 violent criminals in the cell”. It’s amazing how that went over her head.
@@davidking2835 lol you were not in there with her how do you know those 14 wasnt violent?
@Transaction Empire I can tell you have no idea what the word slavery means.
What's funny is this lady thinks she's actually gonna change ANYTHING regarding the law. LAPD is the worse for misidentifying people. She better have a lot of money to hire a lawyer dumb enough to take her case... Hope he's prepared to take the thousands who also have been wrongly accused.
OH CMON NOW SHE'S GONNA TRY AND PIN HER GRANDMOTHERS DEATH ON THIS TOO.....SMH
Unfortunately this isn’t an isolated incident, this exact situation happens way more often with police departments across the country than you would think. Not entirely sure if it’s being too stupid, too lazy or just plain and simply don’t give a crap because the lawsuits are not always successful and when they do it isn’t the idiots who messed up paying the bills.
I think its all of the above and it should be on all officers involved, doc pay on all those who didn't do the job they are paid to do. It should've been a couple hours max to sort out a mistake not 2 weeks in jail.
@@b.p.9280 there’s actually a case out in Vegas or somewhere near Vegas with the same circumstances except for the fact that the arrest warrant was for someone more than 20 years older than the person that they arrested and also the wrong race but they didn’t give a crap because the names were the same
I think the officers that did this should be listed as predatory sex offenders. An arrest usually involves a strip search. A wrongful strip search is rape.
This is more of what you will get as long as there are voters that keep electing GOP clowns on all levels, they refuse to hold Law Enforcement accountable so they can make speeches about being tough on Crime
Honestly , this is one of many cases except this happened to a very attractive lady. But you know what if her beauty brings attention to the issue then so be it she was 100% innocent a simple look at the picture of the criminal would’ve been enough so screw that department give that woman the compensation she deserves
It started with TSA I think you should sue them also
Most definitely TSA then wherever she was locked up at there also.
It’s the police, they will never apologized. They feel like they have the right to do whatever they want and get away with it. I’m so sorry that this happened to her.
Now I’m aware that police have dangerous jobs and such but they don’t have to be cruel and unfortunately a lot of them get that way.
Its 'Murica, they can literally gun unarmed people down and get immunity.
I love how no one in the comments is suprised because we KNOW how our gov operates.
We need to stand up and vote for law makers the WILL REFORM THE POLICE and the justice system.
If this is how they treat the innocent, imagine how they treat people who have made mistakes and just wanna serve their time and move on with their life.
*apologize (no ed), or say they HAVE (not will) never apologized.
@@LiminalSleepy BS
@@LiminalSleepyWorking as a police officer is about 4.1 times as dangerous compared with the average job nationwide. Just because they train well to protect themselves and others doesn't mean it's not dangerous. You need to understand that most police are good.
How reckless of the LAPD! They should be sued AND penalized for not doing their job correctly. This was a waste of taxpayer money, court time and highly distressing to the victim and her family. Unlawful detainment is what the LAPD should be charged with.
Wrongful death should be part of this lawsuit since the stress of the ordeal killed her grandmother.
Matt ill go along with that!
@@matthewsmith3078 Same here!! I agree.
The worst part is that the stress gave her grandma a stroke. For something she literally didn't even do! So messed up!
so who told granny ...... it's them that 'done her in '
@@ivanolsen7966 probably the LAPDs massive arrest and 2 week hold or the lack of contact from her granddaughter maybe clued granny in that something was wrong
Those who made the avoidable error need to be fired immediately. Such incompetence. What if it happened to an elder? So upsetting
Poor woman, that is awful. There needs to be compensation for every wrongful imprisonment.
Yeah, $10000 for every day in wrongful custody + rehabilitation documents with all the heads of police, city and everyone responsible signatures and sorry.
@@dmitryletov8138 she should get more than that. Her grand ma passed away because of that and also thinking she would rot in jail for the rest of her life. That has a price.
Don't be so silly. No one that experiences that is interested in some relatively small State compensation package because that would be what will be on offer.
We're talking suing under Civil law and your attorneys ask for an outrageous sum which they know they won't get but the final negotiated settlement will be seriously substantial for the victim (yes, she's a victim of gross incompetence and that's just the first on the list).
Don't you know that people can lose their jobs over such a blunder? Employers don't hang about to wait if you're guilty or innocent, you're out.
Her attorneys will claim at the very least reputational damage, illegal loss of liberty, financial loss, and detrimental damage to psychological and physical health due to extreme stress and damn right too.
That's how it works but then the higher the financial win is in the attorneys' personal financial interests too.
Oh spare me the poor woman crap. She just hit the jackpot. I wish this would happen toe just so.i could cash in. I wish the cops would lock me up for 1 year but mistake my identity. Even if I lost my job etc, I would sue the hell out of the cops so it's a blessing in the end for her.
@@virnan You're so uninformed it's just sad. Any civil suit and the end game of compensation is not going to happen quickly. In fact your whole comment is crass and immature.
the fact that her grandma died...is sad.
Hell no!!!! Someone needs to be held responsible for this; insanity is running amok in the law enforcement community. It would have been SO EASY to verify this woman’s identity. Simply a ridiculous execution of one’s responsibility.
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Doubt this was an oversight. She was most likely a test subject to see how easy it is to imprison innocent citizens
Wow in this computer information age it should have taken 5 minutes or no more than 20 minutes to figure out that they had taken the wrong person into custody.
This girl having to spend 2 weeks in jail while she was screaming that they had arrested the wrong person is a bad mistake. The few people who are responsible for this
should probably be paying for the lawsuit out of their paycheck or else not have a paycheck anymore because they have been fired.... unless they have some good, reasonable explanation as to why this innocent citizen had to spend 2 weeks in a jail cell.
Facts.
This must be what a lot of cases are like too. The police figure out who did a crime and arrest them and send them away but they were wrong. You have to do all of the work when you're going to lock someone up. Don't just say if the name matches you're guilty.
I would put them in jail for a month each.
In Oregon, We have a system where we have to scan ALL finger prints on a screen to POSITIVELY IDENTIFY if the person is who they say they are. I'm stunned they don't have this kind of equipment worldwide.
@@grandmaida7819 It was a no bail warrant.
What makes me super sad is thinking of all of the people incarcerated from low class areas or homeless people who have been accused but are innocent. There has been people on death row who have died because of wrongful conviction and it’s not right at all. With all the technology and dna that we can use these days there is no excuse for this happening.
If you confess to the crime you're alleged to have committed, most states won't allow the death penalty to be used, it's reserved for people that can't even admit to what they've done. That means that if you're innocent and you know you're innocent but you're being faced with a potential death sentence, you're very likely to just lie and confess to crimes you didn't commit so that your government won't intentionally murder you. You're put in a real catch 22, tell the truth and die, or lie and spend the rest of your life in prison.
More evil has died than good ones. It’s life. Is it a good trade off I couldn’t tell you
@@FirstLast-fz8fg This might be one of the dumbest excuses I have ever heard someone give for confessing to a crime one didn't not commit. By and large people who do admit to crimes they didnt commit have been coerced into making them or lied to from the cops about their culpability in said case. There isn't anyone saying to themselves you know if I admit to a crime I didn't commit I won't get the death penalty. If you are innocent you fight, plain and simple, and quite honestly if I'm going to go down inside a corrupt system, ask yourself this, would you rather spend 50 years inside a prison or spend 10 and get a lethal injection. At that point you are in a no win situation
AMEN!!
Nobody executed has been innocent.
I'm so sorry for what that woman have been through, I hope she recovers from this incident and I really hope that the cops who falsely arrested her will be fired.
They do it to men all the time, wrap it up with the nonsense. cry more
@@gamerk1625 so because it’s happened before it’s just ok now? what a sick and lazy way of thinking. it shouldn’t happen to anyone
@@emich714 emily get a life . move out of your moms basement . I dont need to feel sorry for someone that gets sympathy by the whole world, I feel sorry for the ones invisible which are undoubtedly innocent boys & men in prison
@@gamerk1625 Man if I sticked you in jail for no crimes is that sexist to you?
@@gamerk1625 stop thinking about “oh but men had the same experience” and think of the world as a whole.
She is definitely about to get paid and so she should
It’s insane how we have a “identification number” on the handful of forms of identification every American acquires through their lifetime for the specific purpose yet somehow officers seem unable to use them as intended.
Because cops are lazy AF.
All of them
People usually gets too nervous when confronting a police officer. They start being ''aggressive'' or ''suspicious'' unintentionally. But that's precisely the problem. You need to stay calm. If you know you are being mistaken with someone else, just be completely calm, use less words in an intelligent way, never rise your voice tone, cry, or scream, or something like that. Just be patient. Sooner or later all will be clear. If you try to argue with a Police officer in aggressive mode, you will not get anything except to be ignored by the officers or even worse, get into jail.
In my experience, there are always two sides of the story. The one everybody hears, and the one missed but extremely important to mention.
Speaks of their incompetence.
@@ieorlich yet if you ignore them they arrest you for obstruction. Sorry but you need to stop defending fascism, it just paints you as as fascist.
@@ieorlich nah. You just blamed all the victims. Bootlicking apologist. Are you not ashamed at all?
The incompetent negligence on the parts of every public servant involved in her UNLAWFUL ARREST, leaves them unable to make any argument FOR NOT IMMEDIATELY looking up her legal identity.
Their incompetence and negligence is INEXCUSABLE.
Yes, especially when all of our contact info is registered with the police. It's almost like they set her up and did this to her on purpose to harass her.
They also took three days to release her AFTER they found out she was the wrong person. They said it takes time to release people which is true but it usually only takes 3 to 12 hours. I bet they spent those 3 days furiously looking for something to charge her with so they did not look so bad.
stop yelling michael it makes your statement less impactful
some cops like manhandling women, attractive ones
@@ThisUnderWorldOfDarkness Maybe she talked back or didn't comply good enough, so someone decided to just PUNISH her since there'd be NO consequence for the cops.
Girl, so sorry you went through that HELL, and my condolences for your grandmother, such a tragic situation, stay strong, you WILL win in the long run🙏🏾👈🏾💪🏽
Why does your culture spam emojis like that all the time? You weirdos actually go through the trouble of selecting the right skin color too just to make SURE WE ALL KNOW WHO YOU ARE. (wow)
Also, can you females of that culture stop saying bro? Bro means brother. It doesn't sound right for a female saying it - especially to another female.
Ignore the ignorant I use the same way emojis 🙌🏻🙏🏻🤞🏻🥰and I do it because I’m white not orange 🙏🙌🤞
I hope she gets millions. This is absolutely disgusting.
This is my biggest fear, not committing a crime but being falsely accused.
Happens all the time too. Scary stuff.
Don't be like your ghetto brothers and you'll be good also don't run from police....
Rarely ever happens
This the type of mistakes shouldn't be made by people who consider they're self professional and suppose to be righteously and justly withholding the law
They also broke major laws. I doubt she was ever charged with anything. If not they should have released her within 72 hours. LAPD doesn't even know the law.
So true. Now I believe all of those Black men that were falsely accused or mishandled by the police! If they can just take a young American woman out of the airport without checking identity and incarcerate her for two whole weeks then what can a poor person or a minority person do. This was cruel. We live in America not communist China or Russia.
It shouldn’t happen to ANYONE!!
@@nikkibarnzable ha.. ok sounds good ..
The problem is they think they know everything.