I actually feel bad for that man. Life’s probably been rough on him.. Edit: so people seem mad that i feel bad for the man, i dont say stealing is ok, he’s a thief, but shouldn’t we spend our time on more relevant stuff, choose your battles, eh?
I know right he just wanted to get some food that he probably didn't get to finish and had no point on paying it Since he got arrested but at the same time he did take grease.
@@michaelmayhem123 the left? What does politics have to do with this? I think you need a glass stomach, you'll definitely never pull your head out of your a**.
But was he even stealing? He was getting the oil from a recycling bin behind the restaurants. He probably thought he was getting oil that people didn't want.
I can see everyone here feeling bad for the man.... and I’m right there with you guys! What if he was told by his boss to do this and had no idea it was illegal. This shows in his face of disbelief when he was just walking away happy with some pizza and knowing he earned some for his family. There’s people out there committing REAL crimes that hurt people and the “grease police” decide to pin down on this dude 🤦🏽♂️
@@sethlancaster369 it may be defined as theft but he’s literally taking used cooking oil. its not like anyone will suffer because he’s taking waste that i don’t believe anyone will even use anymore.
you can still burn them. or refind it to a engine oil... not really worth it right now... if he got 1,000 buck and the trunk cost 30,000 plus insurance and fuel.. he had to drive around all day and only profit for few 100 bucks...
@@CorderralLewisit still doesn’t make sense. If i threw away left over food in the trash and someone picks it up, am i gonna call the police? No. Its used oil left outside with no security. This is just dumb
Back in the 1980's a couple college students modified their car to run on used french fry grease . They claimed you could just ask and any restaurant would gladly let you take all you want . It didn't take long for someone to realize they could buy it all up for pennies and then sell it .
@@rayandaas1695 how do you know he does this every day? Also his employer make a profit on the grease, meaning what he makes is closer to 200-300 dollars.
@@jamie6387 i dont see a problem stealing USED grease. i mean if its raw and new then itll cost the business money, but this is USED so its basically just waste
Something tells me he’s just trying to feed his family or himself. Doesn’t seem like a bad guy. If my family was hungry I would go steal something as stupid as used grease too.
It matters not what it is, stealing/theft is NEVER right. It doesn't matter if your stealing used grease or money from a bank, its all the same and the reason doesn't matter. The law cannot say it's okay for you to steal grease to feed your family or to buy a yacht. Same difference! If it doesn't belong to you, it's a no go EVERYTIME.
Lol yeah just let the man eat his pizza and drink his slushy u dont know the person so why should u think hes bad he might have a reason maybe thats his way of living
If you think about it 1000 dollars in 1 day is a higher income than most lawful workers ($30,000 in 1 month) . Therefore, what did guy is doing isn't innocent. Also, he has a fuel truck which isn't cheap. So, he has obviously done this before, and was pretty successful with it.
@@slkjess1206 also, it rightfully belongs to the restaurant. They have it out there to resell, not throw out. If it were there to be disposed of...then I’d understand folks saying “well it’s only 1000$ worth of grease, or one man’s trash is anothers’ treasure”.....but the grease is a source of income for the restaurants, so it’s stealing plain and simple.
Imagine if you stole $1,000 a day as your day job? That's more than $260K in stolen goods. FAR more than the average income. You still gonna "smh" this one, buttercup?
The grease was literally thrown in the trash - the only reason it's illegal, is because another company takes the used grease (typically at the cost of the restaurant if memory serves correctly), refines it, then resells it. 🤦♂️
This is a good explanation of what all this is about, information goes a long way once you explain it instead of this wasted talk that does not help Thank you for those who don't know.
It's just as stupid as almost all fast food companies have policies if food is going to be thrown out at the end of the day you're not allowed to take it if you do it's considered theft even if it was already going to the garbage they don't want us to have anything for free even if it's not considered edible by their standards cuz I recently worked at Wendy's and the corporate policy was they want you to always have fresh burgers and if it's been there for longer than five minutes it's no longer fresh thankfully Wendy's reuses their burger meat but McDonald's doesn't there's several wasteful policies in the name of freshness even though it won't Be fresh for another 10 minutes there's enough food to go around there's enough money to go around there's more than enough resources to go around it's just the corporate interest in corporate greed is preventing everyone to have their fair share because if you knew how much corporations paid to manufacture an individual Burger you would feel like they're stealing from you because they cost 90% less than their value this world is built by corporations for corporations we just have the right to live in their world wait until corporations have more power than the government
Underestimating these small thing is why USA doesnt flinch when they learn "just a flu" kill 20k people in their country each year. They become insensive and look at where that brought you now.
I feel bad for him he looked so happy getting his food and he looked like he just wanted to feed himself or his family. I feel like he didn’t understand why they were questioning him.
@@Heraldmakesapoopoo becuase he had to paid for trash it ... so either way... you paid part of it and they cash backk some of it.. if it got stolen then it don't matter much...
Yeah, except junk is junk, and the only reason it’s considered stealing is because the thief is in doing that, put in a position where he doesn’t pay for taxes on fuel and is actually enjoying the benefits of having fuel... that is the crime, enjoyment without the sacrifice that would turn the enjoyment into a trade of necessary(money) for pleasure(warmth or speed if used in a car)... you can’t just simply enjoy yourself... that’s illegal... same reason whoring is illegal, as you cant set a tax rate for someone enjoying a whore’s pussy... if the pimps would pay taxes on their income from the whores, all that would be legal, as nothing is ever a problem if profit can be made on it by those who write the laws my dear dear friend...
@@ahritomic5185 Whether its junk or not its considered stealing because hes taking something thats not his. Not too difficult of a concept to figure out.
you can still burn them. or refind it to a engine oil... not really worth it right now... if he got 1,000 buck and the trunk cost 30,000 plus insurance and fuel.. he had to drive around all day and only profit for few 100 bucks...
Lol they don't throw it away though. I work at a restaurant and we have this machine that we put the oil in. But our machine is inside the back of the store. The machine is supposed to clean it or something.
Cause animals and people can die that's why..if that's what I'm taking this as..or get really really sick .would you want to eat something that was used already left sitting there rotting away and then all of a sudden your violently vomiting and diarrhea where you're so sick u have to go to the hospital or your loving let that you live more than anyone dies
you can still burn them. or refind it to a engine oil... not really worth it right now... if he got 1,000 buck and the trunk cost 30,000 plus insurance and fuel.. he had to drive around all day and only profit for few 100 bucks...
"I want the thieves to know that if you think you're gonna come out and steal cooking oil, we're coming after you, and we're gonna get you" really? LOL
@@JAHSHIFT and if you're a small-time business the police won't do anything but if your corporation they will do something about it the government only cares about big corporations if they were stealing grease from a mom-and-pop shop the police wouldn't intervene
He's employed by Darling Ingredients, a global company with revenues of over 2 billion dollars, as a Private Detective. He's more than likely getting paid 6 figures do this job. You think that is better than nothing?
I love how they tried to emphasize how valuable grease is but end it with telling us 500 gallons isnt even worth a thousand bucks. I hope the journalists at that news channel dont get paid by commission.
The restaurants do pay people to take it away. That’s why it’s in the weird container. It’s not the restaurants prosecuting this, it’s the waste management company doing it.
@@Palacemalicee steal used grease that the restaurant was going to discard and didn't think it's worth anything? It's called free recycling services to me
They be like *Okay, let’s go after that man who’s probably had a hard time during the pandemic and stealing used grease that we all throw away and never use after we make fried chicken, even if we’re not gonna use it again and* But like, what gain does anyone get from arresting a man stealing used grease? He literally stole used grease instead of other expensive stuff cuz he probably thinks no one is gonna make a huge deal with stealing used grease anyway, until inside edition comes.
@G Petro I wouldn't make a bold claim as that. "All" chinese restaurants? That would be a huge health risk. And I've worked at one when I was 17 and they used new oil.
I feel bad for the guy, he’s just trying to put food on the table for his family. Once it’s in the trash isn’t it not considered stealing. If a homeless person gets things from the trash they aren’t considered criminals, what’s different for this guy. Now he has another warrant on him.
It's not in the trash lol that container is for the oil + if you played attention you would hear that the company's actually sell that oil to be re used
It is stealing. The restaurant and rendering company own rights to that oil and it's not trash it's a valuable commodity. If this guy was stealing copper you wouldn't feel the same way but it's the same situation.
you can still burn them. or refind it to a engine oil... not really worth it right now... if he got 1,000 buck and the trunk cost 30,000 plus insurance and fuel.. he had to drive around all day and only profit for few 100 bucks...
So your telling me he worked all day stealing grease that was only worth 1000 the only real crime here is the people mad about some oil they won’t reuse themselves but that’s just how I see it
@@ImNotAllowedToEatTheSkins they do not get paid for it. They give it away free, in exchange for NOT having to pay to get it hauled away and dealt with.
@@HomeDefender30 "He and his team were hired by Darling Ingredients after tons of used cooking oil they refine and resell was getting hijacked from their grease pins across the country." Maybe the restaurant themselves weren't making money off of it, but another company is supposed to come and get it and they make money off it. It's not just left there for any random person to come and take.
Only reason the grease police care is because they’re getting paid by a private company. They’re essentially loss prevention for a used cooking oil refinery.
Yellow Grease, Used Cooking Oil (UCO) is a commodity just like copper. He is a thief and you don't go around stealing things that aren't yours. The grease is not trash it is a valuable commodity.
you can still burn them. or refind it to a engine oil... not really worth it right now... if he got 1,000 buck and the trunk cost 30,000 plus insurance and fuel.. he had to drive around all day and only profit for few 100 bucks...
Clearly you don’t understand some restaurants get paid for the oil!! So yes he’s stealing oil that may be reused by other companies that paid for it which is illegal. Since he didn’t get permission.
Did you not watch? The grease distributors reuse and repurpose the oil. It's not in the trash to get thrown away. It's used grease that is cleaned and reused
How so? Can you elaborate? You realize that grease container is secured with a lock this guy had to break off in order to collect this grease and the value of the grease is shared with the restaurant from the rendering company. This is literal theft.
@@jamie6387 according to better call Saul, if the container doesn't have a lock, you can argue that its public property, and i base all my knowledge on what i see on tv, so it must be true
That's because america is a corporate country. Meaning if a restaurant gives food to the homeless, they might get food poisoning or something and will sue the restaurant for a lot of money. That's why they dont do that. It's all about money
The restaurants get paid for the oil because it is a commodity. Also the thieves large messes that cause rodents to gather and employees to hurt themselves. Not to mention the large fines that the restaurants occur from the health department due to the mess.
I work for chick fil a and it matters because after 14 days when we do a boil out the used oil is put in the outside bin to be took by a company and refine it and resell it. The jugs of peanut oil is like 40 dollars a jug
It's so true,that people literally steal grease. My Father works for a company that refines grease and he literally has to carry special papers to verify he's allowed to take the grease. He's been stopped many of times from people trying to buy it from him.
you can still burn them. or refind it to a engine oil... not really worth it right now... if he got 1,000 buck and the trunk cost 30,000 plus insurance and fuel.. he had to drive around all day and only profit for few 100 bucks...
Underestimating these small thing is why USA doesnt flinch when they learn "just a flu" kill 20k people in their country each year. They become insensive and look at where that brought you now.
Why? He's a thief. He stole from the restaurant and the rendering plant. Also he damaged the containers when he broke into them. Would suck if someone started to break your equipment for your business!
my mans didn’t get the chance to eat his pizza and drink his chug 😭💀
@Mr applesauce what an exquisite taste pallet u obtain.
@@Alyjah777 up yours Pierre
😂😂😂
Lol he typical merican
Ik :(
How come his face wasnt blurred out but the rest of the thieves faces were? Very interesting Inside Edition.
YEAH I NOTCIED THAT TOO LIKE WTF
I guess he doesn't look like the type that would sue.🤔
Means maybe he signed papers for release? But I find that hard to believe
I was thinking the same too
because he is on police records, and did not sign the "pls don't record my face"
That guy looked like he just wanted to get food on his families plate. Life is rough
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Mr applesauce well you never know what he been through, for all we know this could be his only way of making money.
Maybe do it righteously and you'll be good
@Mr applesauce sometimes getting a good job isn't so simple
Oh boo hoo. He chose to break the law and got caught. He deserves to pay for his crimes.
The cops taking grease theft more serious than catalytic converter thefts 😩
I actually feel bad for that man. Life’s probably been rough on him..
Edit: so people seem mad that i feel bad for the man, i dont say stealing is ok, he’s a thief, but shouldn’t we spend our time on more relevant stuff, choose your battles, eh?
Them asians look happy outside but damn ragin in the inside
Same man, i feel bad for him 😭
Oh come on !
I know right he just wanted to get some food that he probably didn't get to finish and had no point on paying it
Since he got arrested but at the same time he did take grease.
trollinghard okay you ain’t had to call them THEM ASIANS you doing to much
Instead of chasing murderers and pedophiles, Inside Edition is now chasing used grease thieves.
The left doesn't know what to do right now.
Factsssss
Imagine making this political couldn’t be me 🌚
@@michaelmayhem123 the left? What does politics have to do with this? I think you need a glass stomach, you'll definitely never pull your head out of your a**.
@@polaroidsofpolarbears365 I know, right? Why does someone feel the need to insert politics into this?
*His face when he realized they knew he was stealing oil*
Can you be more specific about what your talking about
List Mist his facial expression idiot what else is their to specify
@@__-xp2np 1:07
👁 👄 👁 that’s his dumb surprised face
But was he even stealing? He was getting the oil from a recycling bin behind the restaurants. He probably thought he was getting oil that people didn't want.
I can see everyone here feeling bad for the man.... and I’m right there with you guys! What if he was told by his boss to do this and had no idea it was illegal. This shows in his face of disbelief when he was just walking away happy with some pizza and knowing he earned some for his family. There’s people out there committing REAL crimes that hurt people and the “grease police” decide to pin down on this dude 🤦🏽♂️
Good to hear the government is spending money to catch the real criminals instead of doing something about the drug epidemic
So is theft not a crime?
@@sethlancaster369 it may be defined as theft but he’s literally taking used cooking oil. its not like anyone will suffer because he’s taking waste that i don’t believe anyone will even use anymore.
@@sethlancaster369 if he didn't know his boss should be arrested not him
Most restaurants give it away
This is the first time I’m hearing that oil can be used by thieves for liquid gold
Me too
Not for liquid gold, it's like liquid gold!!
you can still burn them. or refind it to a engine oil... not really worth it right now... if he got 1,000 buck and the trunk cost 30,000 plus insurance and fuel.. he had to drive around all day and only profit for few 100 bucks...
I heard that as a kid
campkira Definitely liquid gold profit
Forget about all the dangerous criminals on the streets. Get these used grease thieves!
🙄they not even affecting u let them be and pay use it for they income snitch
What if it was your own money getting stolen especially with covid and big time loss of sales??????
Ik im sorry but greese is not affecting anyone 🤦🏻
Can you stop commenting you’re like in every video you’re so annoying
I love Potatoes I wasn’t talking abt you but damn I am lol
That stuff can be used as biofuel for trucks once it is refined.
Thank you someone who knows!
And we know for a fact GOP wants us dependent on OIL. Many companies sell to other companies to make bio fuel. Recycling is for today and the future.
By refined do you mean passing it through a screen lol i know a old man with a 1970s Mercedes it literally runs on anything .
@@RSR8485 what I mean is that used cooking oil can be turned into biofuel for vehicles when you put it in a refinery.
@@mongoose1788no refinery needed i seen cars run on it just like that just take the chuncks out .
So they throw the oil out, but when someone takes it, they want it back???
So you didnt finish the video i take it lol
Jose, you can't be this dumb!
@@CorderralLewisit still doesn’t make sense. If i threw away left over food in the trash and someone picks it up, am i gonna call the police? No. Its used oil left outside with no security. This is just dumb
Damn my man's just tryna enjoy his pizza or whatever that is and he just gets exposed like that
The bots were on this one.
dude i was looking at that drink looks so good
how many flippin bots
Lol
Your man? Like your husband? 🤣😂
This sounds like a horrible April Fools joke.
ikr
The best part, is that they hyped up the value so much and it turns out it's only $2 a gallon😂😭
That guy looked so happy when he got his food, He’s probably struggling with these hard times.
He drove 150 miles all day amd didnt even get to eat it smh.
Understandable still doesn’t mean you can steal. Because now other people have it hard.
It's also dangerous because the cook food in the old grease and sell it to people
Yeah right,a modern day Robin Hood.Theft is theft.
Stealing $1000 worth of grease a day is not struggling
Back in the 1980's a couple college students modified their car to run on used french fry grease . They claimed you could just ask and any restaurant would gladly let you take all you want . It didn't take long for someone to realize they could buy it all up for pennies and then sell it .
Many people do it to this day, and I didn't know that it was illegal don't they just throw that grease away anyway,
Shipping wars there's that couple where his truck ran on used cooking oil and they would go around just getting oil out of random restaurants
I feel bad for that asian guy. He just trying to feed his family.... Or maybe just himself. It's a cruel world out there.
Then dont do something illegal
$1000 a day is $350,000 a year, does he have 50 kids?
@@rayandaas1695 how do you know he does this every day? Also his employer make a profit on the grease, meaning what he makes is closer to 200-300 dollars.
Shouldn’t start a family unless you’re financially able, otherwise face the consequences
@@allaansnackbar4269
ever considered those whose partners ran away? left them? or that they didn't intend to have children??
Imagine not having a life and becoming grease police
Imagine supporting thieves
@@jamie6387 whats so bad about the guy stealing grease?
@@creative-Combat because it costs business money which in turn costs people thier jobs
Jamie why do you keep defending the grease police you loser
@@jamie6387 i dont see a problem stealing USED grease. i mean if its raw and new then itll cost the business money, but this is USED so its basically just waste
Why didn’t they stop those 2 white guys that looked wealthy but stopped and stocked the Asian older guy that looks like he needs money ? 🤔
Stop making everything about race. You’re the problem
@@pjm6496 nah u
@@pjm6496 u sound like an imposter 😳
@@pjm6496 yeah u acting sus
Welp I can say that it’s safe to ratio PJ M🤩
Something tells me he’s just trying to feed his family or himself. Doesn’t seem like a bad guy. If my family was hungry I would go steal something as stupid as used grease too.
You're a proud thief? Sheesh. Zero integrity.
@@jamie6387 it’s just grease 😂 who cares what happens to it
It matters not what it is, stealing/theft is NEVER right. It doesn't matter if your stealing used grease or money from a bank, its all the same and the reason doesn't matter. The law cannot say it's okay for you to steal grease to feed your family or to buy a yacht. Same difference! If it doesn't belong to you, it's a no go EVERYTIME.
or just get a job like a normal person
My dude is a smart thief making at least 1k a day.
It’s sucks he didn’t even get to eat his slushy or pizza I feel bad for him lol poor him.omg thanks for 490 likes
Yea, he is probably working for someone else too
Lol yeah just let the man eat his pizza and drink his slushy u dont know the person so why should u think hes bad he might have a reason maybe thats his way of living
😂😂
After a hard day at work lol
Lol that's all
Imagine you dedicate your life to catch people stealing cooking oil
That’s straight up embarrassing. Imagine wasting your life to do something so useless LMAO
Imagine being a pathetic criminal that steals cooking oil
@@hugoortiz1159 respect the hustle
@@hugoortiz1159 beats being homeless
He’s a retired police officer so no he hasn’t dedicated his life to this also imagine dedicating your life to stealing used cooking oil...
Allllll of that to catch a man who barely had $1000 in "used grease" smh
As we say here on the grease squad ...itsa dirty job but im the only one doing it
If you think about it 1000 dollars in 1 day is a higher income than most lawful workers ($30,000 in 1 month) . Therefore, what did guy is doing isn't innocent. Also, he has a fuel truck which isn't cheap. So, he has obviously done this before, and was pretty successful with it.
@@slkjess1206 also, it rightfully belongs to the restaurant. They have it out there to resell, not throw out. If it were there to be disposed of...then I’d understand folks saying “well it’s only 1000$ worth of grease, or one man’s trash is anothers’ treasure”.....but the grease is a source of income for the restaurants, so it’s stealing plain and simple.
Imagine if you stole $1,000 a day as your day job? That's more than $260K in stolen goods. FAR more than the average income. You still gonna "smh" this one, buttercup?
@@ItsMotoMatt who said he stole $1000 a day? This is one of his off days and he made bank, "buttercup"
The grease was literally thrown in the trash - the only reason it's illegal, is because another company takes the used grease (typically at the cost of the restaurant if memory serves correctly), refines it, then resells it. 🤦♂️
This is a good explanation of what all this is about, information goes a long way once you explain it instead of this wasted talk that does not help
Thank you for those who don't know.
It's just as stupid as almost all fast food companies have policies if food is going to be thrown out at the end of the day you're not allowed to take it if you do it's considered theft even if it was already going to the garbage they don't want us to have anything for free even if it's not considered edible by their standards cuz I recently worked at Wendy's and the corporate policy was they want you to always have fresh burgers and if it's been there for longer than five minutes it's no longer fresh thankfully Wendy's reuses their burger meat but McDonald's doesn't there's several wasteful policies in the name of freshness even though it won't Be fresh for another 10 minutes there's enough food to go around there's enough money to go around there's more than enough resources to go around it's just the corporate interest in corporate greed is preventing everyone to have their fair share because if you knew how much corporations paid to manufacture an individual Burger you would feel like they're stealing from you because they cost 90% less than their value this world is built by corporations for corporations we just have the right to live in their world wait until corporations have more power than the government
Also illegal because the freelance recyclers sell to Chinese restaurants and spread unsafe cooking oil to consumers
Look up Chinese sewer oil, this is just the same practice being brought to America
Insider edition shame on you, that Person was just collecting liquid trash. Just like you would call on someone for collecting rain water.
😂 “liquid trash” 😂😂😂😂
You do realize you can make 10k everyday stealing grease right, the reason why it's theft it's because it's refined into biofuel.
@@atebits you can’t plead ignorance buddy.
It not trash it can be turned into fuel. Collecting rain water on the other it just collecting stuff on your property
@C Em Who fries a turkey though
Bruh I actually feel bad for the dude, he’s not running around killing people
This is a health hazard. These people reuse this dirty filthy grease in foods etc so unless you’re ok with that don’t feel bad
@@nathanhyde2946 to be fair the oil companies do the exact same thing
@@beaterofboredom9228 So you got this dude reusing oil/grease that gas been used a bunch of times making it even worse lol
@@shakemiz well yes most commercial oil companies collect used oil and grease and refine it in to new oil. Thats what this guy would do aswell
Police need to focus on more serious criminals. Grease thiefs and taco stand vendors? Wtf
*I was today years old when I found out that grease is very valuable*
Should be it’s a whole country
/s
Well you must not be that old
500 gallon for 1000$. That’s 2$ a gallon. Not bad I guess.
12. You were 12 years old
Lol😂
Honestly so what if he’s digging in my trash for oil. I wouldn’t give a dam until they started making a mess.
There r murders out there and inside edition is chasing Someone for grease
Underestimating these small thing is why USA doesnt flinch when they learn "just a flu" kill 20k people in their country each year. They become insensive and look at where that brought you now.
That's because all murders get to go free, with the midyear murder sale.
Going on now.
stolen
It's not their job to chase ANYTHING. The police do that. "Chasing" crooks can get you hurt.
@@The_DC_Kid yes indeed
I feel bad for him he looked so happy getting his food and he looked like he just wanted to feed himself or his family. I feel like he didn’t understand why they were questioning him.
So don't start going around stealing your just gonna make it worse now he probably got a criminal record it will be hard for him to get a job now
😂😂
Nicholas Li if they’re so scarred of it getting stolen maybe they should lock the container
@Nicholas Li That still doesn't give anyone the right to steal
Maybe if he didn’t steal, he’d finish eating his food
The Restaurant Chains dint want the grease stolen because they get paid by giving it for recycling.
Begone thOT
Thanks for clarifying.
Do they get payed though? I have friend who owns a restaurant but he told me that he Pays in order to get his used grease recycled.
They should take it IT LEAVES THE OCEAN MORE CLEANER
@@Heraldmakesapoopoo becuase he had to paid for trash it ... so either way... you paid part of it and they cash backk some of it.. if it got stolen then it don't matter much...
And what's the difference between the homeless stealing used cans and bottles from trash?
Government urging people to recycle: ❤️😊🌍
Government when they're not profiting off of people that recycle: 😡👮❌
Best comment award
arrested for stealing waste product, really
He is doing them a favour by collecting the dirt. Let the man go
Your waste is someone's bio diesel is no different than going to a fuel station and stealing 500 gallons of diesel.
Yeah, except junk is junk, and the only reason it’s considered stealing is because the thief is in doing that, put in a position where he doesn’t pay for taxes on fuel and is actually enjoying the benefits of having fuel... that is the crime, enjoyment without the sacrifice that would turn the enjoyment into a trade of necessary(money) for pleasure(warmth or speed if used in a car)... you can’t just simply enjoy yourself... that’s illegal... same reason whoring is illegal, as you cant set a tax rate for someone enjoying a whore’s pussy... if the pimps would pay taxes on their income from the whores, all that would be legal, as nothing is ever a problem if profit can be made on it by those who write the laws my dear dear friend...
@@ahritomic5185 Whether its junk or not its considered stealing because hes taking something thats not his. Not too difficult of a concept to figure out.
i completely agree
@@frozen-curmudgeon but its in the bin the owners clearly dont want it
They threw it away so how is it stealing 😂
you can still burn them. or refind it to a engine oil... not really worth it right now... if he got 1,000 buck and the trunk cost 30,000 plus insurance and fuel.. he had to drive around all day and only profit for few 100 bucks...
01:32
It goes to another company dude. There's a business that buys that used oil. Thats why its in that bin.
They receylce ot smart one
Lol they don't throw it away though. I work at a restaurant and we have this machine that we put the oil in. But our machine is inside the back of the store. The machine is supposed to clean it or something.
They literally threw the cooking oil away why does it matter if someone takes it or not
That's what I'm saying. Seems really petty.
Cause animals and people can die that's why..if that's what I'm taking this as..or get really really sick .would you want to eat something that was used already left sitting there rotting away and then all of a sudden your violently vomiting and diarrhea where you're so sick u have to go to the hospital or your loving let that you live more than anyone dies
imagine being so bored that you go around calling the cops on people stealing USED cooking grease.
THANKYOUU
Lol
“Bored”
I haven’t got the biggest clue Bored,
Tbh... Why is stealing THROWN OUT GREASE a crime?
Y’all don’t pay him to make a story about him y’all stealing from him 😂
That part
Employers will see this video too.
@Gerald Tyler they set him up. He needed money. Police need funding.
Why did they not arrest the white guys in the beginning 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Right
You need to watch the show in its entirety.
Yep thats what we were thinking.
They probably did off camera. It’s not a goddamn race thing.
@@Duane57557 it might be. But why show the Asian guy who doesn't even speak proper English and humiliate him in front of millions.
All that effort, fuel cost, and time just to steal $1,000 worth of grease?
i mean if it is in the garbage is it stealing ?🤔
you can still burn them. or refind it to a engine oil... not really worth it right now... if he got 1,000 buck and the trunk cost 30,000 plus insurance and fuel.. he had to drive around all day and only profit for few 100 bucks...
Does that bin look like garbage to you? LOL
It's storage. They have a padlock on them
@Melania Farrón the restaurant has to pay the city to pick it up.
When this person is clearly it out for you for free.
@@konglee7284 you're clearly getting scammed if your restaurant need to pay a recycling company to pick your used grease.
"I want the thieves to know that if you think you're gonna come out and steal cooking oil, we're coming after you, and we're gonna get you" really? LOL
This seemed so serious and so valuable until at the end when they said it was all only worth $1,000 lol.
1K/day lol
Horrible
@@josebarboza4875 not 1 k a day that’s 500 gallons to get 1k he actually earned it I couldn’t even look at 500 gallons without breaking a sweat
He proly get way less than that
That is there estimated
I swear bro one day rain is gonna be illegal because it’s free.
"A one man's trash is another man's treasure"
Treasure* learn to spell lol
Tnx for correcting.
@@crystalgirl6272 Of Coarse Crystal Girl
@@NicholasGilbert123 *course
Damn I had to be that guy
These is a very funy tread. So much gramar polish
"Oh no, someone is stealing grease that big companies use to make even more $ on top of their billions" OH NO!
oh nonono (cringe tiktok song)
Exactly! These big corporations don't leave a single damned penny for anyone else to make.
Bruh that aint the problem, the real problem is that the companies don’t even use it, they just throw it away… 😂
@@TriNguyen-he7xk shush, charlie chan
@@JAHSHIFT and if you're a small-time business the police won't do anything but if your corporation they will do something about it the government only cares about big corporations if they were stealing grease from a mom-and-pop shop the police wouldn't intervene
surprised they didn't call the cooking oil theft expert
They did. Hes the guy in the video dude
Fr
LOOSERs put a warrant on a guy eating 7/11 pizza. Who paid them to not go after real dangers?
a retired old cop who got nothing better to do called himself "the grease police."
👍🤣🤣
He's employed by Darling Ingredients, a global company with revenues of over 2 billion dollars, as a Private Detective. He's more than likely getting paid 6 figures do this job. You think that is better than nothing?
Jamie awww is that your daddy or something 😂😂
@@brianamavizca1001 What makes you think that? You seem offended by the facts!
Ikr🤣
So instead of tracking down all the rapist and murderers they waste money going after cooking oil thieves
they not police and the real police don't care until they get a call..
Cops don't track them, other branches do dude
They actually gain money,
Anyone making money the gov't want to know about it.
I love how they tried to emphasize how valuable grease is but end it with telling us 500 gallons isnt even worth a thousand bucks. I hope the journalists at that news channel dont get paid by commission.
He takes it for free so the restaurant doesn't have to pay other companies for recycling.
Wait don’t restaurants pay people to take this away? Why would it be bad for people to take it off their hands ?
Kyle Kobel hmmm idk
exactly
The restaurants do pay people to take it away.
That’s why it’s in the weird container. It’s not the restaurants prosecuting this, it’s the waste management company doing it.
@@TrinityCTStud ik its not the resteraunts its the other people thats why I said idk if they care or not
Kevin Wu interesting.
Thank you for clearing that up for me.
Don’t believe everything you read on the internet.
I definitely thought restaurants paid.
You don’t even know that that’s the only way that he feed his family.
Okay but it’s illegal
Hope someone steals from you and it’ll all be okay cause it’s for their family 🙏🏼
@@Palacemalicee steal used grease that the restaurant was going to discard and didn't think it's worth anything? It's called free recycling services to me
They be like *Okay, let’s go after that man who’s probably had a hard time during the pandemic and stealing used grease that we all throw away and never use after we make fried chicken, even if we’re not gonna use it again and*
But like, what gain does anyone get from arresting a man stealing used grease? He literally stole used grease instead of other expensive stuff cuz he probably thinks no one is gonna make a huge deal with stealing used grease anyway, until inside edition comes.
RIGHT? its used grease and oil... it's really no big deal. i feel that was his only way of making money during these hard times
lmao yall dumb, its ILLEGAL, a company rightfully owns that grease, they refine and re-sell it, its lost money
It don’t matter how hard he’s going thru corona times there’s other ways stupid
While it’s illegal im just mad that they’re allocating so much more time for grease policing than they do for missing persons and abuse cases :/
@G Petro I wouldn't make a bold claim as that. "All" chinese restaurants? That would be a huge health risk. And I've worked at one when I was 17 and they used new oil.
It'd be nice to see him doing this for the catalytic converter thieves instead of cooking oil
That’s just petty he’s only trying to make a living
By stealing oil. The companies pay restaurants for their used oils.
no, he's a thief?
I feel bad for the guy, he’s just trying to put food on the table for his family. Once it’s in the trash isn’t it not considered stealing. If a homeless person gets things from the trash they aren’t considered criminals, what’s different for this guy. Now he has another warrant on him.
NA most definitely
Except the stolen oil was not in the trash.
It's not in the trash lol that container is for the oil + if you played attention you would hear that the company's actually sell that oil to be re used
It is stealing. The restaurant and rendering company own rights to that oil and it's not trash it's a valuable commodity. If this guy was stealing copper you wouldn't feel the same way but it's the same situation.
You have to get permission from the store manager first. Can't just take it, especially large amounts.
Is "Oil" Valuable? Yes, cooking oil can be turned into Diesel fuel.
That’s not why
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I feel like it shouldn’t be considered stealing if it’s in a trash can 🗑
You didn’t even let him finish his pizza😂
Haha 😂 true
That pizza looked actually good too.
We should be worrying about the sex offenders being released from jail due to covid
Why is this a crime? The grease is just going to go to waste anyway
So people can get your trash too? All bank statements, etc?
you can still burn them. or refind it to a engine oil... not really worth it right now... if he got 1,000 buck and the trunk cost 30,000 plus insurance and fuel.. he had to drive around all day and only profit for few 100 bucks...
1:29 they recycle it
@@enaibee1661 I shred those. Also, the company is not at a loss from this.
restaurants can make money from it & may have a deal with an actual grease collection company
500 gallons of oil worth $1,000.... Totally not worth it whenever you think that you can convert that into bio-diesel and make more money. SMH
It’s just used grease. Get over it.
Ik but its still wrong..
No, it can be used as biofuel once it’s refined for trucks
J H better than getting it dumped into the ocean.
Its just a felony, get over it
Prison is just a room get over it. U know maybe instead of stealing they could get a decent job I mean even working retail isn’t even that bad
That poor asian guy probably didn't understand what a court hearing was
Found the racist
He obviously knew what he was doing. But to waste tax payer dollars on 1K stolen grease is ridiculous.
So if someone steals your money over 6 months you shouldn't make a police report?
lol he clearly spoke English
questionmark found the kid
The worst part was that they chose to close in on him while he was trying to have his lunch
He bailed out. Not so bad
@@المهديخاتلبالمجاري his pizza was probably cold by then :(
So your telling me he worked all day stealing grease that was only worth 1000 the only real crime here is the people mad about some oil they won’t reuse themselves but that’s just how I see it
Shame on you inside edition
That guys probably having a hard time feeding his family and look at you
That doesn't justify stealing. It wasn't his and he didn't have permission to take it.
Shame on you steamed toast. You probably like stealing peoples belongings for yourself lmao.
@@kerai7711 nah I'm just riding on what the other people say because I don't even care about what happens at this point
@@kerai7711 I can understand that he's wrong
Just wanted to see what other people would say if a comment like mine appeared
@@steamedtoast949 ok
"I'm not done being a cop please just let me do something"
Getting paid 6 figures to chase grease thieves by a public company that makes over 2 billion a year. You act like that's a bad deal!
Lmao 😄
Imagine someone "stealing" from a recycling bin and getting arrested for it
The restaurants get paid for the oil, those bins were just where they were storing the oil.
You’re a thief to aren’t you!
@@adampalmer5399 no I just don't believe it's right to arrest someone who's trying to live off of garbage, you don't know if he has kids to feed.
@@ImNotAllowedToEatTheSkins they do not get paid for it. They give it away free, in exchange for NOT having to pay to get it hauled away and dealt with.
@@HomeDefender30 "He and his team were hired by Darling Ingredients after tons of used cooking oil they refine and resell was getting hijacked from their grease pins across the country." Maybe the restaurant themselves weren't making money off of it, but another company is supposed to come and get it and they make money off it. It's not just left there for any random person to come and take.
Only reason the grease police care is because they’re getting paid by a private company. They’re essentially loss prevention for a used cooking oil refinery.
That’s sad with such a low offense like this but instead we let rapist go with parole LOL.
I rlly feel bad for the man he’s just trying to enjoy his pizza
Don’t do the crime, if you can’t do the time
Don’t steal the grime if you can’t do the time
he stole stuff
He was so shock too
@@usasstar so
I genuinely feel bad for the “grease thief”
Why would you feel bad for a theif.
Yellow Grease, Used Cooking Oil (UCO) is a commodity just like copper. He is a thief and you don't go around stealing things that aren't yours. The grease is not trash it is a valuable commodity.
They actually prefer the term "grease pirate"
Me also
what about the catalytic thieves?
A man's trash is another man's treasure?
Poor guy is just trying to make a living, it probably (was) his only source of income.😢
you can still burn them. or refind it to a engine oil... not really worth it right now... if he got 1,000 buck and the trunk cost 30,000 plus insurance and fuel.. he had to drive around all day and only profit for few 100 bucks...
@MaryLovely He's still a criminal.
They didn’t let him finish he’s pizza and big gulp that’s sad
Now we need a Septic Tank police, I think someone's stealing our pee and poop
This should be a top comment
“the poopy police”
Wow I feel so protected go catch actual bad guys people committing crimes
Restaurants: throws food waste away.
Savy people who re-purpose it: Hmm I see an opportunity.
Restaurants: Hey thats our trash!
Yeah, this is stupid
Pretty much lmao.
Clearly you don’t understand some restaurants get paid for the oil!! So yes he’s stealing oil that may be reused by other companies that paid for it which is illegal. Since he didn’t get permission.
Did you not watch? The grease distributors reuse and repurpose the oil. It's not in the trash to get thrown away. It's used grease that is cleaned and reused
We have a rendering plant in our home town that converts organic waste material into dog foodies
It’s going to get thrown away anyways I don’t see what’s wrong with him taking it
Restaurants make money from the grease, a company comes in buys the grease and turn it to biodiesel
Bc they can use this on pepole's food bro
cheap used oil - many owners will buy it, use it - and risk others
@@HinduPasific like in china lol
@@Rhythm8503 yup he is right my dad owns a taco truck they come pay my dad 30 or 50 bucks for the grease
That's like saying
Money is gonna get used anyway , so give me your money , either way right? 😁
This is like that guy that's walking down the street with a cart taking out cans and bottles from the town bins on recycle pickup day
How so? Can you elaborate? You realize that grease container is secured with a lock this guy had to break off in order to collect this grease and the value of the grease is shared with the restaurant from the rendering company. This is literal theft.
@@jamie6387 according to better call Saul, if the container doesn't have a lock, you can argue that its public property, and i base all my knowledge on what i see on tv, so it must be true
@@heroedeleyenda05 It doesn't, you still need to have permission for the grease.
That’s my neighbor 😁
its not stealing if its garbage ...
Is the grease being used? I know how evil America is that they would rather throw food away instead of giving it to the homeless
Is it so evil that you’re living here & living off it ?
Yea exactly.
I thought so but I know why they do it, because they homeless can sue them if it gets them 🤕
The restraint owner gets a small amount of money recycling the oil to a recycling company
They aren’t throwing it away...
That's because america is a corporate country. Meaning if a restaurant gives food to the homeless, they might get food poisoning or something and will sue the restaurant for a lot of money.
That's why they dont do that. It's all about money
I never thought there would be news that in 2020 people be stealing cooking oil I am shooketh
IKR
This has been going on for years.
Lol, I actually read the name of video again thinking I was seeing it wrong.
@@jennieross6685 lol same
@@yoitskaiii YUHHH
Don’t restaurants have to pay to have their old oil picked up? This guy is doing them a favour.
That’s what I’m saying lol
No. The restaurants GET paid for their oil.
The restaurants get paid for the oil because it is a commodity. Also the thieves large messes that cause rodents to gather and employees to hurt themselves. Not to mention the large fines that the restaurants occur from the health department due to the mess.
All that work for him and the cops for $1000 Worth of grease smh 🤦♂️
They should just give it to the grease thrives. I mean, who cares
The restaurants recycle them too.
Restaurants used to pay to have the grease removed. I can't believe it's now worth money.
I work for chick fil a and it matters because after 14 days when we do a boil out the used oil is put in the outside bin to be took by a company and refine it and resell it. The jugs of peanut oil is like 40 dollars a jug
@@devon72 what is the used oil for? Surely you can't eat that oxidized oil! Also do you use the oil for 14 days before putting it out?
Al mac You can reuse the oil for awhile
Wtf, y’all can’t be serious 🤣🤣
I knowww....I'm watching this and it's like there is no way this is an issue...
@@illfather7066 😂😂😂
Government: DID I HEAR OIL?!
Media :umm..yes?
All In America
You let him steal until you reach a felony that's entrapment
It's so true,that people literally steal grease. My Father works for a company that refines grease and he literally has to carry special papers to verify he's allowed to take the grease. He's been stopped many of times from people trying to buy it from him.
I feel bad for the Chinese man. He looks so nice and innocent.
Well i mean dont they just throw it out?
you can still burn them. or refind it to a engine oil... not really worth it right now... if he got 1,000 buck and the trunk cost 30,000 plus insurance and fuel.. he had to drive around all day and only profit for few 100 bucks...
Damn 1000 bucks a day. If he did this 5 days a week he could make 250k a year if he did it 7 days a week he could make over 350k a year. Nice hustle.
He’s not making $1000. The grease is worth that amount, so he’d saving $1000 - except he got caught.
WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME
Inside edition when after pedophiles
NEVER
Underestimating these small thing is why USA doesnt flinch when they learn "just a flu" kill 20k people in their country each year. They become insensive and look at where that brought you now.
I’d love to start a Go Fund Me for him.
Hi have you started the go fund me.
Why don't you start a go fund me for me . I would appreciate a lot.
Why? He's a thief. He stole from the restaurant and the rendering plant. Also he damaged the containers when he broke into them. Would suck if someone started to break your equipment for your business!
He knows he doing something wrong. He can make money doing other things rather than stealing.
Fact that this is an actual crime😐😐😐😐😐,
That man was probably just trying to support his family🙄.
Big grease is taking over😭😭😂😩
@ArmchairWarrior I literally couldn’t care less about how you feel😂😂😂🤔.
WAAAAAAHHHHH😩😩😩🙄
I said what I said😐....
wouldn't these guys have to PAY people to come and take their used oil? he is doing it for free for them