Arizona cops are sued for REFUSING to return $40,000 in cash seized from black trucking boss who was traveling to buy a new Rig, UPDATE: GOT HIS MONEY

[Uachet]

how cac of you to break this down

How cac of you to assume a black man would not know the laws. Do you also assume all brothers are breaking them?

 

[Uachet]

lol - it's not illegal to pay cash to someone who asks for cash. When the fukk would they have written a law claiming that paying in cash was illegal?

If anyone is going to dodge taxes it's the person receiving the cash, not the person giving the cash. If the person who gets the money fails to pay their taxes, that's their fault, not the fault of the guy who gave the money to them.

Did you read what the post stated that I responded to. He stated the reason why they wanted cash was to avoid paying taxes. I stated if that is the case, then it is against the law.

 

[Wild self]

And that’s why if you going to buy a vehicle out of state it’s best you do it with a reputable dealer where you can do the transaction over the phone with relevant info and a bank wire transfer.. That way when you go to pick your vehicle up to drive it back those bum ass bum fukk police can’t take your cash… when I bout my 09 vette zr1 I paid $45 racks for it cash.. Purchased from a dealer/seller in Arizona and drive that bytch back… I completed the transaction for the whip a week before I went to pick it up.. Wire transferred the money and everything..

Drove back through Oklahoma, Kansas and all those flat ass fly over states.. I got stopped in Colby Kansas and these yokels askin me why do I have temporary plates on the car.. like wtf.. I told them I purchased it in AZ and I’m driving back home to NY… I guess $$$$ signs went off in their heads and then I was asked if I transporting dudes etc

Then asked if I had large sums of money on me and I was like I have $20 this mofo wanted to take my $20 smh

Nuts how cops can just take cash from random people and never have to pay it back

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Did you read what the post stated that I responded to. He stated the reason why they wanted cash was to avoid paying taxes. I stated if that is the case, then it is against the law.

You clearly didn't read what I said.

If that is the case, then when the seller dodges his taxes, it is against the law. What the fukk has the buyer done to break the law?

You can't be accused of breaking the law just because you paid cash for a truck. That's a business expense writeoff so he's going to WANT to record that in his fukking taxes, he ain't doging shyt. The whole idea is ridiculous.

 

[Uachet]

You clearly didn't read what I said.

If that is the case, then when the seller dodges his taxes, it is against the law. What the fukk has the buyer done to break the law?

You can't be accused of breaking the law just because you paid cash for a truck. That's a business expense writeoff so he's going to WANT to record that in his fukking taxes, he ain't doging shyt. The whole idea is ridiculous.

You clearly did not read mine, because no where did I say he should not get his money back. I said that is probably why they feel they can get away with taking his money. I was pointing out their mindset on the issue, not that they were in the right. In the end, he should have used a cashier check and he would have avoided now needing to fight to get his money back.

 

[Lord_nikon]

They are no different from robbers, car jackers or stick up dudes,

They drive around looking for licks,,once u understand most of theae cops are criminals also, the better off you will be

 

[getmoney310cpt]

Damn that one poster is an old fakkit lol

 

[MajesticLion]

 

[Rell84shots]

Interesting comments

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Nuts how cops can just take cash from random people and never have to pay it back

They target anyone they see with out of state plates or temporary tags.. they will use the PC for like 2-5 miles over the speed limit to stop you..

They do that shyt at the airport too at tsa screening..

 

[O³ (O cubed)]

Lots of victim blaming here I see.

 

[Family Man]

If this is the case, then he was in fact intending to use that money to break the law. Working to get around the system to avoid paying taxes on that amount of money used in a purchase is against the law. So even though he told them he was going to use the money to purchase a truck, they also know that the intention behind full cash is to avoid the tax system. That is probably why they feel they can get away with keeping his money, because in the end the money was going to be used in the commission of a crime, though that crime would be a federal one.

*Oh, also state and perhaps city too since they can tax on sales too.

Yep. Tax evasion.

 

[itsyoung!!]

I personally would never travel with a large sum of money like that. I thought that's what cashier checks are for? But I don't have $40k liquid to travel with right now so I could be wrong.

He should sue for his money, and the rest of us should learn from his idiocy. You don't travel around with that sort of money on you, leaving yourself open to theft by various factors. I have no clue why he thought carrying 40k on him was even a good idea at all.

Something tells me he was suspect. A good lawyer would be able to get the money back especially if they couldn't tie him to anything.

Then again...he might just be an idiot

Once you get wise to forfeiture laws and how loose they are for authorities to just steal your shyt you start moving without cash. Just no sense to risk it. Was he buying the truck in cash? Who even needs 40k cash for anything these days.

40K to buy a new rig and he carried it in cash? If he is not guilty of anything he should get his money back. Usually cops hold onto cash like this because they are confident of winning in a civil suit if he takes it there.

There maybe some circumstantial evidence which cannot be proven in a criminal court but it's easily proven in a civil court.

Private sellers want cash because of fraud.

Sell me your car right now, ill pay triple its worth ill come pick it up tomorrow check in hand since yall trust strangers for $40k checks and you cash it after theyve drove hundreds of miles away



If its not so obvious… if someone drives off with your car for sale and used fake id/checks to buy it from you, you just lost your car and $$…

 

[ItsPeople]

If this is the case, then he was in fact intending to use that money to break the law. Working to get around the system to avoid paying taxes on that amount of money used in a purchase is against the law. So even though he told them he was going to use the money to purchase a truck, they also know that the intention behind full cash is to avoid the tax system. That is probably why they feel they can get away with keeping his money, because in the end the money was going to be used in the commission of a crime, though that crime would be a federal one.

*Oh, also state and perhaps city too since they can tax on sales too.

Be straight-edge, no nonsense brehs.

 

[Benjamin Sisko]

More smoke for the black victim then the white crooked cops