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- Who pays when your bank makes a mistake? Attorneys Brian Claypool and Robert Patillo debate on 'Fox News @ Night.' #FoxNews
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In her mugshot, she’s tryna figure out what the problem is 🤣🤣🤣
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🗣️ LMMFAO ❗😆🤣😂
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Lol
The only mistake she made was not fleeing the country immediately 💀
You still need a passport
@@user-ey2of6cb8q Do you think people don't usually own passports??
@@alexisnicolson6092 They certainly do and when you attempt to use with stolen money it would be flagged instantly and you are in for massive problems, she is a worthless common thief .
@@user-ey2of6cb8q😅 And who says she doesn't have one u Redneck hillbilly.
You still have to stand before The LORD JESUS CHRIST without a drop of that money but instead the record of what you did and the secret thoughts of your heart when you did it.
Not worth it. No where near. Not in a million years literally
I can think of 1.2M reasons why I wouldn’t give it back.🤷🏾
You'll have plenty of time in prison to think of those reasons and that 1.2 mill has long been confiscated from you and you with decades of prison time may think up how you are going to repay (with interest) the small amount you did steal. You'll have supervised release for years flowing your confinement. What a foolhardy and criminal undertaking. She is a worthless common thief and so are you as you think presently.
Enjoy court and prison then
I would get 1.2 million large sodas from McDonalds
@@JackPotLottery26 Yup stolen sodas at that
We know know you wouldn’t brotha. Shocker
Being arrested for theft when you didn’t steal anything is crazy.
WRONG!! That money misplaced in her account (a banking error) was the lawful property of other people who deserve their property (that money) she stole returned. She was not entitled to a penny so she stole those funds by committing any number of crimes. This woman is a common worthless thief.
Losers keepers
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb get the banks d outta your mouth 🤣🤣
EXACTLY!!!
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbsounds like people should be more competent at their job handling people’s money.. and btw that digital number you see in you lr bank account is credited amount which is how every bank works.. if crisis strikes the system, you can bet your “top dollar” (pun intended) that they’ll freeze your account until things are resolved to stop everyone from pulling their money out the banks.. cute you thought you really owned it tho😂😂
When a civilian "steals" from the bank it's theft
When the Bank steals from civilians it's called a "Fee"
EDIT* Scroll through the comments to guess who works for the Banks👀 in the movies robbers wear ski masks in real life they wear $1500 suits and work on wall street or run for office✌
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No kidding!! 🤬
@@janmoore6110 that ideology flew by your head
Aint that the truth
r/Im14andthisisdeep
The poor is supposed to act morally, while the elites can be evil as can be.
Yup, cuz that evilness, most likely, helped thm to become an elitist in the first place 🤷🏻♀️
well yeah they even teamed up with the poor minorities and the white folk to get orange man out LOL
@@uncovidvaxxforthestrongand3582 They sure did to replace the comrade with a Marxist braindead commie bought off by the NWO. Those free benefits they been handing out won't last long with commies.
Trust u don’t want know parts when it comes to judgement time
Yea it's the Law. What if someone stole from you? She didn't steal from the Bank she stole from someone else.
How do you mistake $88 for $1.2 million dollars? Why is the bank not being investigated?
Because the bank took the money they were sent and put it into the account they wanted it put into. It is not the bank's responsibility to decide if the person they are sending money to deserves it or not.
@@oldtimefarmboy617 Ummm okay???? I don’t understand the point you’re trying to make
@@oldtimefarmboy617tf are you on about mate
I feel like that's sarcasm, right?
Bank Cat walked over Keyboard.
It's not her fault someone sent her free 1.2 million on accident
Judge: youre going to jail for a year if you dont give us the money back.
Me: deal
Or in Chicago, 6 DAYS🤣
They still going to get their money back while your in jail.
@@jeffhagans9483 n thats funny im from Chicago
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I would sue the bank. You are causing me emotional distress
What emotional distress? The procedure is simple she authorizes the removal of the mis deposit from the account, it can be done electronically or in person in a matter of seconds, good luck on the suit if a judge doesn't throw you in jail for bringing frivolous litigation.
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb it’s a joke chill out. Not that serious
@@alexiscarson-branch5258 I am chilled below freezing but as you know without being able to hear vocal inflection, and or see gestures humor is transmittable with nothing more than text and posts as a difficult undertaking! But I gotcha now1
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb It's a joke, not a di** don't take it so hard bruh calm down
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbthat’s illegal
Serve your time girl, keep that money.
Keep that money and she ain’t got no time to serve!
The black lawyer is against her while the white lawyer is all for her the irony
Its always like that Black people never stick together 😅😂😂😂
The bank would love to hire a black lawyer so no one cries racism.
It's the racism agenda. This is a fact. There's books about it and Candace Owens talks about this all the time.
@@meeklecor9935 Unless it’s to defend someone like OJ, Bill Cosby, or R. Kelly. 🙄😒
b-lawyer not against her but abiding by the law.
Well those Nigerian princes finally came through with the money
Lmfao
Lol
Lmao
😆 EXACTLY 😆
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That moment when the first lawyer mentions people don’t have sympathy for big banks, as if big banks have sympathy for the people 😂
They are not in business to have sympathy. ITS NOT THE BANKS MONEY. Idiots. They use other peoples money to make money. If they lose that money they have lost peoples money. Can I use the words idiots again or is that to much?
@@therebellion6911 they steal peoples money every day so who cares if it went to another person that’s getting robbed? All they do is get bailed out anyways.
@@hairlesschewbacca4621 Oh you mean the fees people agree to? If you learn to read that doesnt happen. And my point was if you have money in the bank that's what they use to make money. That million dollars was someones money not the banks. If you dont like it stop using banks. Tired of the whining.
@@therebellion6911 there was literally a documentary on Wells Fargo about this. Get off their nuts. If the government wasn’t lockstep with the banks forcing us to go cashless most of us would.
@@therebellion6911 that's fine, again why have sympathy for them if they don't have sympathy for us. All businesses should have sympathy for their customers if they want to stay in business. But we live in a socialist country so the banks just get bailout money and don't have to respect their customers.
That defense attorney was so excited because he knows she has a good chance of winning.
How wrong can you be? You and he , he was showboating for TV her chance of winning anything was that of a snowball in hell. She was arrested, jailed on trial almost immediately and admitted her crimes and why not she is a common worthless thief and this is an open and shut case.
This is 2 years old...I'm curious if/ what happened out of all this 😂🎉
Exactly lol what happened did she get to keep the money or?? 😂
@@shawnp8076 Read the above post and comment for your answer!
Yea I want to know
My neighbors daughter got 28 thousand from the government. He doesn't believe she should pay it back since it was their mistake. Told him the government makes a mistake it's called a oversight when we do that it's called theft
If she doesn't give it back they will take it from her wages
@@BrVi_7 she's on welfare. She inherited a house and 80 thou in cash and assets she still gets food stamps and welfare other free things how do you figure
So she is knowingly still fraudulently stealing from the taxpayers and the government doesn’t need the assistance free house and free cash. Should be in jail for defrauding taxpayers and government knowingly and willingly.
To that...the government gets theirs back. Thats why they are so laxed about it. They know it gets fixed. Fact, the government can trust another country will pay or return payment..more so than i could trust my neighbor.
She didn't find a lost wallet, you handed her 1.2 million.
Exactly
Everybody gangsta until they make a payment to the wrong person by mistake.
I see what youre saying but you dont get the comparison I dont think because it is kinda similar although you are still right xD
Ok
That doesn't matter, that is theft
She said, “The Lord don’t make mistakes”
Period! The end
Lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@ Monster 225... yeah summa dat
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THE DEVIL KNOW HOW TO BLESS YOU TO.ALL MONEY IS NOT BLESS MONEY.
Nah you cant put a million bucks in someone's hand and expect them to "do the right thing". Thats some psychological bs right there
No it is your B S because you cant begin to understand honor, honesty and decent a million dollars or 35 cents theft is theft and you thinking you have some excuse of some kind sees you as the same as she, a no good common worthless thief.
No kidding! I agree with you.
It’s funny how the bank acts when the shoes on the other foot!
Oh, so you in error placed 1.2 million on deposit with a bank and they are illegally keeping it from you? that's some story!
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb no,however; I have seen the news where people deposit their paychecks and the bank does not put the money into their accounts. It takes them weeks to turn it around, sometimes the person has to call the news company to get action, they are late on bills and get extra fees; and the bank only reimburses them for the amount deposited. I don’t think this gal is entitled to the money; I think the banks should be so quick to fix their customers issues as they are their own.
@@rogerbyrns4630 Right that is just good business!
Honestly she knows that is not her money. Give it back and have a clean conscience henceforth. The bank might even consider a reward🤷
@@jamesmathu5227 Correct you are!
Even her mug shot looks like “mmmm idk what you’re talking about, what money?” 😂
Facts!!! 🤣
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As it should..
I think I'm gonna be going to jail because that money getting moved
She ugly asf
She had childhood flashbacks of “finders keepers”, and she's sticking to it.
That's relevant... I think it's her's
Found some calories evidently.
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I would keep it too its a gift from god 😂😂
@@dhokanson55 No she won't...
It's not theft. It was in HER account.
_They disputed it... obviously it was not an authorized transaction lol._
That’s what I said
@@DoctorRickSanchezthey sent her the money WHAT A SET UP PLS
@@HollyScarlett_ They sent her nothin! that mis deposit was just that, a clerical error and she was not entitled to a penny of it and she knew that herself quite well, she is a worthless common thief.
@@HollyScarlett_ The sent her nothing that mis deposit was just that a clerical error. She knew she was not entitled to a penny of it and she knew that quite well herself. What is of no value here is she who is a thief!
Let's be honest y'all ...who in here would take the money or give it back???
Take
@@williestephgray2157 okay. Ill take that good million dollars LEAVE THE AMERICA put it in a swiss account... change my name...change my eye color permanently.. .get a whole face facelift and buy me a house in the islands,,.or south Africa..anywhere where laws of extraditing are not valid .... And invest in real estate ... 😂
@@Tauraun7 What a fool and what a fantasy you'll be arrested and jailed on trial with massive punishment's to discharge. You'll be in no island except those where penitentiaries are constructed. This woman is a common worthless thief.
No questions asked
@@alwaysequal2013 WRONG she is a worthless thief, and the questions and interrogations she underwent were massive. She is a worthless thief arrested, jailed and on trial with monstrously harsh punishments for her crimes.
Happened to me! Many years ago I was closing an account in a bank in California because "they just made too many mistakes." So the teller was counting the $ and she kept counting and counting...about $1,000 over my balance! I stood there in amazement a watching her and let the cash sit on the counter. Then I was asked why I was closing the account. I then asked to see the Manager...and reported..."this is why I am closing my account..too many mistakes...I then showed him the correct balance and asked him to count the money. You should have seen his face!!! Priceless.
Honesty is the best policy. Always.
God is watching!
Cool
Cool
You did the right thing.
God bless!
Teller was using that new math 1+1=3
Honesty does not bring you food on the table for you or your family.
You know she was like "GOD IS GOOD" when she saw that balance!🙏😭😇
ha! stop it Jamie, made me spill my drink! give me a warning 1st!
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@EMD-E8 OMG get a sense of humor you sop!
Wow.. Imagine a banks messed up and tries to get you put in jail for their error. That is crazy
Exactly… but if you sent money in error, it’s your problem and non reversible
You are in breach of the contract you sign when you open an account. Errors require you to return the money or notify the bank immediately.
Her mugshot says...
I don't see nothing wrong here.
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@@veronicajackson2025😂
I'm saying 😅
He said try explaining to the IRS the taxes.... Accidentally put 1.2 in my account and I'm giving some to my attorney for holding, pay the taxes on it immediately and put the rest up to penny pich off until they come looking for it 😂😂
This was the biggest stimulus check ever and she wasn't about to return it LOL
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Yep and who can blame her as much as these banksters, fortune 500 companies, crooked selfish politicians, and the murderous oppressing criminal government of ours take and do what they want to us, the little guys, the people who make up majority of this country, the backbone that make it thrive and function the way the founders intended. Shut down the country and cost millions of jobs, cant even get the unemployment and stimulus right, and then wanna evict or repo your assets you cant pay for due to their ignorance and negligence because you 3 months behind. Gtfoh
Reparations duh
@@endureuntiltheend86 🤣
@Reggie Skye 😂
If the bank felt that it was an error, she should have made them go through a series of hoops, speak with several of her representatives, placed on hold for an hour before being disconnected and require them to fill out whatever paperwork according to the guidelines she's set. After review, she should reject the claim and if the bank disagrees with her decision, they can send a written request to have the case reviewed by a supervisor.
Just like they do.
Ok... I can accept "thst" as a typo, but what TF does "fealt" mean!? 🤣
@@r.m.7288 corrected for ya!
Seems fair enough
Hell yeah , I’m not giving it back either . They gonna haffa take it
You got it. But still, she should return the dough. Best case scenario she notifies the bank of the mistake and they lay some dough on her.
Few years in jail and she still could’ve kept that money if she did it right. Smh
Agree, if banks can't keep track then they need to be held accountable not the innocent commoner!
She was held accountable for multiple felony offenses related to her theft and misappropriation of that clerical error mis deposit and right filly so she is a common worthless thief!
I remember a case from about 10 or 15 years ago that was similar to this one. A man got over a million in his account by accident. He did nothing and it sat there for almost a week. Then the bank took the money back. The man filed suit and told the judge that they had a right to get their money back but he should be allowed to keep the interest; which was quite a bit of money. The judge ruled he had a right to the interest and he kept it.
Interest on a million in a week .. wonder what the interest on that checking account was .. if it was enough to amount to anything I’d like to know the bank for sure
Thats like $80 to $100 bucks a day
@@thedevilsadvocate5210 More like $2.74/day at bank account rates (currently 0.1% annually)
@@snowcrest7863 It says 15 years ago. Allen Greenspan was the dude, not Yellen or Powell.
@@jigaapple23 even at 1% it's peanuts for 7 days.
I freaking love her mugshot lol...She bought a house and a SUV. She acted responsibly with the funds
Most idiots would spend it on luxurious crap she spent it on stuff to get her set for life.
Absolutely!
Agree
Right!!!
Screaming. It's the responsibly for me. Cthu
I like what the second man said too…she should hire him!
No T V showboat lawyer has helped her in any way. She was arrested jailed, placed on trial and her punishment is being served she is a common worthless thief.
I would most definitely hire him for the case he is on national TV defending u ! 😂
That would just add to your debt he is showboating for TV the truth is she was arrested, jailed, ontrial and with massive confinement and millions in fines she is penniless broke and here punishments are harsh and severe.
She used it responsibly, bought herself a home and a vehicle, and judging from her mugshot she got pretty blazed to.
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And a few munchies...
@@ocvegasproperty 😂😂😂😂😂😂
That doesnt sound responsible. Can she afford that house and property tax after the money is gone? If not should have invested 1 mil with someone and kept 400k to herself for bills and an appt if she doesn't live in a decent area.
You don't block your blessings, you let them flow. My defense will be temporarily insane, "Your honor I saw that money and lost my d**n mind!"
@sweet cakz, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Amen! Lol
@@two0nina802 😂😂
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I find it funny how uber can just randomly charge a bunch of people 42 cents but thats not illegal
Banks have no problem stealing your money or allowing your bank account to be hacked
If you have evidence of any bank that has stolen money from anyone and you have evidence of that have you reported it and or filed charges. Regardless even if you could prove those claims, she is a worthless common thief herself so what you would be alluding to here is ""two wrongs don't make a right"" Correct?
I’m sure Hunter will give her some tips on how to keep the money.
Buy Bitcoin
Or Drumpf
Or joe for sure you knkw hes the real brain behind it or was. Now they are both puppets.
@@babyjake7773 Yeah, the guy who took a $1 a year salary for four years straight. How much is Resident Joe donating? Exactly...
As long as she knows 10% goes to the big guy she'll do fine.
Hmmm...what’s interesting is that when you make a bank wire the bank warns you to strongly verify the deposit account because once it’s sent you’re not entitled to getting the money back. Sounds like they’re not playing by their own rules.
Yep! LOL
And even when a bank breaks the rules if you are a nobody and report it- law enforcement does nothing when the bank steals from you. When you got some of the banks money you get arrested. Several times I reported illegal activity where the bank has charged me fees it wasn't supposed to and so on.
@@raymondkidwell7135I agree! My bank basically told me take my L when I accidentally transferred money to the wrong Zelle account lol she won!
Hopefully her attorney repeats your comment in court.
Factuals
NO TAKE BACKS!
WRONG!! She is in jail and the money is returned to the lawful owners she is a common worthless thief.
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb oh calm thy britches gramps, she didn’t make the mistake, so many lawyers say that she has a very winnable case. If they didn’t want it to be her money they shouldn’t have sent it, it’s that simple. If you accidentally send money to the wrong person on Venmo or cash app do you get the money back? More often than not you don’t. You cut your loses and move on, you learn from the mistake. One persons mistake is another persons blessing, you can’t steal something that’s been given to you making her technically not a thief.
There is a case in US that favored the person who got the incorrect credit due to bank error... This girl will walk with millions 🤣
You couldn't be more wrong, incorrect, and in accurate. She is a common worthless thief, she was arrested , jailed and put on trial with harsh penalties and fines to complete for years to come! She is a worthless common thief!
What did she steal? Your racism is bleeding through your comment, goof.
@@t-train6723 Oh sure its racist this and racist that!! What a load of parrot talking manure you are falsely attempting to pump out here. What is racist about calling a thief a thief. What she stole is the money that lawfully belongs to other people.
Well this made it easy to figure out which lawyer I'd be retaining.
💯. Wasn’t even close!
He a cold piece of work huh
LMAO!! I know right? "Hey yo. Help me keep this bag and I'll hook you up too."
What happen to 9 tense of the law? Once you have it, isn't it technically yours?
right
Seems like the bank should break-off a big chunk of dough for her to give it back. Also, I love how the little guys are always supposed to act morally, while politicians don't.
Say it louder for the people in the back.....
Yep, then say it again with a Megaphone for the people way in the back. The ones sleeping in the shadows.
can you just say it a little bit louder, the guys standing by the door didn't hear a thing
My thoughts exactly
The bank definitely should give her a reward but probably won't since she's despicable.
They gave her the money, it’s not stealing, they gave it to her
💯 that lawyer agrees with you.
Pay the IRS the taxes on it ASAP... We're co-defendants now.
There are no taxes due on confiscated stolen money. The criminals courts both state and federal and her criminal offenses are enough to keep her occupied for decades. This woman is a common worthless thief.
She's not earned it. So no tax due!
@@adenwellsmith6908 It was confiscated from her, thus no tax!
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb Look, here's a scam idea for you. You work for a bank.
Send the money to the wrong address. Then turn up in court, and get a court order demanding the money is repaid. You give her the account details.
She transfers it. You slice and dice it, wash it fast.
Now the bank says, where's the money? Bank employee says, here's the details, she's transfered it to her mates.
Hence you must have a court order in my opinion to return it. You take that court order, and the bank then has to make the transfer. You are off the hook for the mess
@@adenwellsmith6908 Foolishness and more, you must be joking the hourly account leger would have that spotted in minutes, and no supervisory authorizing signatures or transfer codes anywhere? Next her fiduciary contract made her responsible on the first cent of mis deposit. The paper and electronic trail would snag those goings on and more instantly!
I like how when we mess up the banks and government, say do better. They mess up, they want empathy and understanding for their lost spare change.
Exactly
Facts
Fax
Facks
Yep, when we mess up they charge fees. Her fee was 1.2 million. 🤣
Wait was this comment on the video where the shoe lady went through the same thing?
I don't think any one has ever over paid the bank 10k lol
Bro imagine if this was the other way around. If she accidentally gave the bank 1.2 million you’d probably never see that money again. Smfh humans are so greedy.
@@josephblessed3251 He never denied that he was a human. The point still stands that the majority of humans will do anything they can and use anything to their own personal advantage whilst neglecting any sympathy and morals. What you're trying to say is ridiculous considering the fact that he NEVER said "except for me, though". Stop putting words into others' mouths. You're definitely one of the people he was addressing
@@ShiningTrailblazerTV the dude was legit criticizing humans from an outside point of view as if he isn't included lmao. Humans are naturally bad because there are laws. The default is chaos
@@josephblessed3251 Did you really just accuse someone of being sinful because they corrected you on the internet? Get out of here you weirdo.
Same group that burns and loots downtown every week.🙈
@@davidsnyder3802 exactly 💯
It was a gift? Lol.
Sure it must have been a gift, every morning when banks open their doors they ask themselves who can we give over a million dollars to as a gift today?
Should have left the country
Even her mugshot says "You want me to do what?!"
Ariel, that comment made my DAY!
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the photographer was laughing with the other officers. They mocking her and saying' you gon give that money back. right before the flash, she told the lady to say, "ok...now say, 'i gotta give it all back"
And this was the resulting mugshot
I love her mug shot “you ain’t gettin’ it back!!”
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She need to pull a TashaK “I don’t have it” 😂
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LMAOOOOO
I screenshoteed this lol she’s my fav
Your mistake. She should have paid a better lawyer.
How did she “steal” it tho??????? Y’all made the mistake NOT HER! If I was her I would’ve bought a new identity and bounced 🤣🤣🤣
The IRS wouldn't give a f**k where you got it as long as they got theirs. 😂
The IRS is entitled to nothing it is retuned to the lawful owners and she out of jail on a huge bond.
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HELLO
deadass look at your IRS forms. They literally have a spot for if you stole or robbed someone of cash. And if you DON'T admit it on the forms. they will get you for tax evasion. It's like they don't want us to be criminals but then make it so we legally have to lol. Even drug dealers have a spot on the IRS tax forms.
Exactly!!!
Charles Schwab: we accidentally transferred a million dollars into your account
Me: new number who dis
Exactly
@@zinasanders7509 I be transferring to another account then burying it in the countryside
Pretty much 🤣
Facts 🙌🏾
That will definitely be my response.....
At wat point do we put accountability on the bank for making that big of an error. I can understand 820 instead of 82, where tf did all those extra digits come from?
Exactly what did she steal???? Not a dime!!!
I would tell the bank you will get refunded in 7-10 business days, thank you.
BAHAHAAAAAAHAHA
Haha then.. 🛫
Lol
check is in the mail
Or have them call a number that says" due to the pandemic we are experiencing higher then normal call volume and aren't available to take your call, please try again later, goodbye.
"Hello, IRS...yes, the money came from Charles Schwab. I never stole it. It was GIVEN. Have a nice day."
You still owe 35% federal tax plus interest that would blow the socks off any loan shark. Have a nice day. -IRS
IRS, "Ok well you owe us 40% taxes on that money. Have a nice day as well!"
@@Fluke2SS no taxes if it’s technically a gift. 🤷🏽♀️
Lol ! How can something that was given to you is considered stolen. They gave it to her. I would have kept it too.
@@cme98 why does she have to pay the IRS ? She didn't work for the money and so why should she have to pay taxes on it.
More power to her- the banks are criminal-
If you are alleging any wrong doing by a bank then have you reported it? and what specific criminal activity do you refer here? Or are you just mad that you were charged an overdraft a time or two? Well when you signed your banking contract all fees, charges, assessments and more were all in the paper stack as you applied! As to you wishing a common worthless thief more power your criminal thinking is degenerate!
Very true
@@maau605 You shine true!!
_Homegirl was tight in that mugshot... she coulda got so many doughnuts._
"She quickly moved the money to another account and bought a house"... hell yeah 😎
Smart woman
first she scream and jump lik, e crazy then she quickly move the money to another account
That's OK the irs can freeze her accounts seize that house if she don't pay taxes on all that money, and if her accounts are frozen she can't pay so she goes to jail for a long time
@@MrSuseguru not really cause the bank she withdrew all the money out of still has all her information address, social security number, credit card info, stealing from a bank is a federal crime she can go to federal prison and the fact that she bought a house with it makes her twice as guilty
and now needs to pay property tax she cant afford for the rest of her life hell yhea
Ah, but if a normal person was scammed and deposited money into someone else's, or into the bank, good luck getting it back eh.
Yup
Canadian are you?? Eh?? Lmao. I actually love it.
Exactly. It's the bank's fault. How many accounts have these thieves stolen from or paid CEOs million after accounts are hacked or unscrupulous financial decisions?? I ain't mad at her.
Thats what I'm saying!!!
Actually, the banks are really good about returning your money if your card was stolen, even if it was your fault. Like leaving somewhere.
Such intelligence in those eyes
I was all of a sudden found over a million in my account and then had to return it all back, I'd have that same look 😂😭
I did laundry at the laundry mat with a couple thousand in cash in my pants pockets and I left. I come back to pick up my laundry and an older lady had folded my clothes and stacked the cash on top of my laundry. God bless her
True story
@Ismael Cruz rim shot
I would be so mad if someone folded my laundry
That was a dumb idea
That's no lady that's my wife 🚬💣👽💩🚲🎣🇺🇸
It's probably a false story if one has to type "true story" as the closing statement.
They said like finding a wallet,.. But they put the money into her personal account, so it's more like finding money in your wallet. LOL
So what if they error the other way? System accidentally shaves a couple zeros off your account. Still fair?
No. They put the money into her trust account for the company. she then took the money and transferred into her personal account. She was depositing money into her investment account, not withdrawing. she withdrew when she saw she had 1.2M.
@@greatleader4841 its still her account....
@@joelch20071 No. it's a company TRUST account. meaning her money was in a pool of money. it wasn't HER account. you don't deal with this stuff do you? i deal with it all the time with lawyers and buying properties. its not your money just because your stake goes up. you still need to give or get permission from the company to take the money out. usually done electronically but ive had lawyers need me to email them consent to touch my money i sent them. I can show evidence if you want.
@Screwdriver440 God? Which one of the 8000 to 12000 worshipped worldwide these days? Stop your bigot US "Jesus" and "God" stuff ... it's unhealthy and cringe in the 21st century to hear grown-up and educated people still talk about a 2000 year old myth.
With all the overdraft fees everyone's charge the bank should have enough money to pay the person back themselves.
Those overdraft fees are lawful charges you agreed to when you signed your contract with the bank, and have nothing to do with this clerical error mis deposit. If you don't want overdraft charges, don't attempt spend money that is not in your account.
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb people only sign those contracts cuz there's no other way to get a bank account and you know it. Just because you agree to something and it's not against the law doesn't mean it's cool. There should be no overdraft fees and reiterate with the overdraft fees they do have enough money to pay the person back without bugging the person they accidentally gave the money to. They would have enough money to pay back thousands of people. You're acting like your essay changes the fact that they make money off of the overdraft fees 🤣.
@@aveganeverywhere What manor of folderol are you espousing here. Banking commerce IS money, and and you are not required to use a bank. But if you do those and more are the rules. Without a full semester course in economics here overdrafts, interest charges, commercial accounting, account monitoring and more charges and fees are all enumerated in the contract you signed and YOU know it. Whether a bank makes money on overdraft fees or any other is not your call, one thing is assured they certainly lose no money on them. Banks and financial institutions in general are not charities. Do what you signed to agree to! That more than business is just ordinary personal responsibility and decency.
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb with paperless paychecks you literally need a bank. What's it like literally living under a rock 🪨?
@@aveganeverywhere Your attempted juvenile disparagement avails you naught, I inhabit no granite bound depression, and I bank as any other acceptable and proper client does, with no difficulty. There are many alternatives to a cited institution. My advice to you is do what you agree to or don't agree to it!
I'll do 5 years in jail knowing im coming home to 1.2 million. Yeah go ahead and lock me up.
Better take a SERIOUS look at the punishments and penalties. First of all you admitted you are a no good common worthless thief, so look below at what you are in for!
Her mugshot has this "I don't get paid enough for this " energy going on 😂😂😂
She got paid enough that day lol
In my best Rude Boys voice 🎶It's written all over her face. She don't have to say word🎶
She's mean muggin someone.
Looking into the sun
That hair said everything we needed to know hahahaha
There's always one thing one must remember. These companies and the IRS will spend a Million to collect a Dime.
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No they actually won't
This guy is dead wrong
@@kidbowjb How so?
Wrong, if you make less than 100k your chance of being audited is 0.1% if you make more than 1M, your chances are 2%, the IRS only steps in for big money, it’s not worth their time to investigate little money, their conservative on resources, stop spreading false information.
It happened to me in the 90s. Wells Fargo bank mistakenly deposited a million dollars into my account. I called the bank and the banker said they’ll look into it. I was sitting in my bank account for over 2 months. Then I received a call from the bank stating that it was mistakenly deposited it into my account and I asked only now you realized? I called for it as soon as it got deposit. Duh!!!! They thank me for it.
Nah, I’d go talk to a lawyer and see if I have a good shot of keeping it
They should've filed a claim with her, like we have to do when we experience bank errors. I'll get back you in 12 business weeks with a solution.
or never 😂
Bank gave me $200 instead of $20 once.
When I tried to give it back they said they weren’t showing it was given to me so I couldn't give it back. Months later I see a charge of $200🤦🏾♀️
That’s exactly what they do🤦🏽♀️
That sucks... same thing happened to me
Omg
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Lol you should closed the account and opened somewhere else, my boyfriend at the time had it happen as well. They acted like they had no idea what he was talking about. He didn’t know if he had maybe missed a deposit, he kept it and both moved. Never reported or on his credit file. Lol so a free $745, we were moving anyway at the time. Never heard from em again.
The banks make good free money of fees
"Maybe if I spend it fast enough, the bank and IRS won't notice."
thas how we ROLL....sheeeit.
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Sure. 🤣😄
Well it wasn't income and it wasn't lottery winnings. Last I checked gifts are not taxable.😝
Whom ever made the mistake should pay.
She made the mistake of thinking that other peoples' money could be appropriated by her. She found out how wrong her mistaken thinking was, she was arrested jailed, on trial and punished for multiple felonies both state and federal. She has years of punishment's to reflect on the fact that she was not entitled to a penny of the banking error mis deposit . She is a common worthless thief.
If that was me I would’ve died under mysterious circumstances
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rotflmao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When the bank steals from you it's called a "maintenance fee"
When you mistakingly get a buttload of money from them , it's called "theft"
Don’t forget interest rates and taxes
Yes, it's theft if she doesn't return money that isn't hers.
Exactly.
Well the bank isn’t taking a million from you
@@ghostface9171 Lol you sure
I’ve accidentally sent money to the wrong cash app and my bank wouldn’t even take my case to get it back. Too bad so sad. Defense attorney up there speaking straight fax !
Yes and no. The law works a little differently when it's the bank that made the mistake. The rules protect them, not us.
@@sandwichbreath0 And that ain't right
@@sandwichbreath0 banks are insured. They’ll get it back since it was on their error. They would have to take me to court too.
That's because you agreed to terms and conditions when creating the account. Transactions are non-reversible. You agreed to it. You should have been more careful.
@@sandwichbreath0 Read my above comment. When you agree to the terms and conditions of the service, you agree that transactions are non-reversible.
Did he say you don’t have the right to have that amount of money
She deserves to be arrested for not fleeing 😂😂
Flee to where? She knew that was hopeless!
It's technically not theft if they gave it to her by mistake. No trade backs!
Finders keepers losers weepers 🤣🤣🤩🤑
It is because she knew damned good and well she wasn't a millionaire. 🤣
Their fault
@@michaelbrownlee4857 it doesn't matter. Lol.
@@BrookeaCookea she is now
That’s a hell of a stimulus!!!!
It's reparations
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Lol, right
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The comment section is gold.🤣🤣🤣😅
1.2 I didnt seen it lol
If brinks drop money off at my door I’m for sure entitled to it 😂
No you are not better read the law!
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb Did trump give that 400Mil up that doesn’t belong to him??
@@marcusg6904 No! The appeal bond has been reduced to 175 million which he has on hand. But Trumps finances and variances have no place here none of his activities are germane to the topic of this thread.
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb Yes it is he’s a common PROVEN criminal and Thief. I literally saw on the news this morning that he still owes 400+Mil and that he so happen to get an extension. I wonder how that happened $$$$$ Remember we talked about that racial prejudice in the justice system?? On full display. Did you ever answer my question as to whether there is FAIR and EQUAL TREATMENT TO ALL in the Justice system???
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb WOW you were right 😲 I just saw on Wolf B that they slashed his bond. The Amazing hypocrisy this world has 😂😂
That's so tough to put that kinda money in poor people's account.
Lady: [expects $80 gets $1.2 Million]
Lady: "this money is from the lord"
Bank: oh sorry we made a mistake please give bac-
Lady: "THIS MONEY IS FROM THE LORD!"
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Jesus paid off all her debts that day..
She is black they can do what they want remember the RACIST card it will come out
Even if she has to give the money back, her facial expression is still priceless.
Now that what I call reparations
The defense attorney is off the mark.. As soon as she discovered the money, she moved it into another account so the bank couldn't recover it and started purchasing assets that would be hard to liquidate if and when the error was discovered. That is criminal intent.
@@truckintom40 100% criminal intent
There are soooooooo many captions that would fit her many expressions !!!!!
She worked with Cops all her Life.
She knows the Score.
Make Schwab Settle.
I’d hire Brian immediately if i were her 😂
He was show boating for the news network there is no contention she admits to the obvious and the procedures are underway. She is a common worthless thief.
The banks charge fees when the customers make mistakes right? She is just charging 100% Overcredit Fee. Dock the CEO's annual bonus to balance it.
The banks have a signed contract with customers to charge those fees, every customer signs a contract knowing ALL fees, assessments, charges, rates etc she has no contract with the bank at her behest on any such activity. Even as comedy this is foolish. She had a signed contract with the bank and CS to report any and all mis deposits and errors, and to assist in any and all errors, she not only breached that agreement but actively thwarted it in criminal ways. She is a common worthless thief.
My bank took my work checks and deposited them in someone else's account, it took them a month to finally get it straight! No apology from them! I switched banks after that!
took me 6 months to reimbusered from an "overseas" purchase. I live in the U.S. and someone purchased boots in China. It was only $125 but thats 1/5 of my paycheck. Turns out the information the criminals used was from a Facebook Purchase transaction. as soon as the bank realized that- eventually 6 months later- they paid it.
I understand 100% about the apology. One time at a supermarket, they gave me too little change back, and as it was a respectable sum they had incorrectly held back, I complained, and I had to go back the next day as they had to check camera footage. The next day, I went there, and they just gave me my money back with absolutely no apology, so I asked for an apology and they refused because they said it was an honest mistake and could have happened anywhere. So, I put the money back on the counter and told them they could have it, and I walked away
@@newmankidman5763are u special by chance?😂😂😂
@@Bob_Bob_, :). Apologies are very important
Yeah but imagine if that other person took it as a “gift” and decided to keep your money because it wasn’t their mistake . It’s no different here . People just think banks are so rich and so what she did was ok but what happened to you was not ok and what she tried to do is not ok either
Some rich guy in Germany had this happen and he immediately put the money into high yield bonds, made a mint, then gave the bank back their money and kept the windfall.
that's so smart I love it
He lucky the market didn't go south.
@@PresidentUSVI bonds are like loans that ordinary people can own, not nearly as risky as an investment since a business has to pay them back no matter what (unless they ofc go our of business)
There are overnight loans to invest too as well that pay well.
@@cadenchase3112 During the march crash last year (2020), those bonds fell like 10%+ in a week. So not risk free.
That was their fault.
Yeah, but never mind hackers coming in and siphoning hundreds of thousands of dollars out of peoples accounts and the bank leaves you high and dry.
She should write a letter of conditional acceptance saying she will repay money if they can prove that she is responsible for THEIR mistake.
Hi, are you my Cousin Vinny?
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@@RackedandStacked 🤣🤣💯💯
with wrongful wiring the recourse is against her ucc laws
Oooooohhhh I'm no lawyer but that is good xD
Man I would be on a private island with no contacts by the time they found out their mistake haha
What private island can you buy for 1.2 mil? You can barely buy a nice house with that in Los Angeles
I’ll just go to Mexico..
@@SpookySlash not with those serious gang violence...
@@OldSchoolBaller East asia
On my way to Basspro shop.
How is she responsible for the Bank's mistake?
She is not responsible for the clerical error of the mis deposit, but stealing the money she is responsible for that. The money in error in her account is the lawful property of the rightful owners of that money. She knew quite well she was in no way entitled to a penny of it. Yet she took steps to commandeer those funds. That was criminal and she knew it. She is a worthless common thief. She was arrested, jailed, on trial and is discharging the rightful harsh punishments she has earned.
can u imagine the kind of advice this dispatcher will give in a heist.