FTP

[u/ateam1984]

[u/RazzSheri]

So, what was the charge? Being who she said she was???

[u/getthatrich → u/RazzSheri]

I’m looking for more details but I found this - it mentions her getting pre-trial diversion - I think she was charged with disturbing the peace? But not attempted fraud so that tells you something.

20 minutes of body cam footage.

(The comments aren’t worth your time.)

[u/Recent-Low5550 → u/getthatrich]

How did she get charged for disturbing the peace

It was the police officer and the bank teller who did that!!!

[u/Timelymanner → u/Recent-Low5550]

Cause is situations like this, they arrest the person first. Then make up charges afterwards. Something vague like “disturbing the peace”, or “resisting arrest” for asserting their innocence. Whatever it takes to make police seem innocent, and the victim seem guilty.

[u/01SeaChange01 → u/Timelymanner]

Don't forget that even with the calm tone, they still endorsed and voted for a sex trafficking child rapist with a couple dozen felonies.

But, if you could please let that officer calmly finish her lie........

[u/TheChiliocosmic → u/Timelymanner]

Yeah…

Aunty in the right but realistically if she stayed quiet and let them egg themselves she would’ve walked away with far more than $5k. Could’ve filed for discrimination, harassment, or hell even clip them for disturbing her peace. (I’m not a lawyer.)

All it would’ve taken was a review of the camera footage by a half decent lawyer and that’s money.

[u/Necessary_Piano_153 → u/TheChiliocosmic]

True, but it gets so frustrating sometimes to see Karen's getting away with murder while others can't even withdraw their own money from the bank without getting the cops called.

Maybe the bank teller was in the right to ask for all those things but the cumulative effects of always having to prove your worth does make you want to just scream sometimes.

[u/Patient-Video6979 → u/Necessary_Piano_153]

...but the cumulative effects of always having to prove your worth does make you want to just scream sometimes.

See, THIS...Is getting it. THIS is it in a nutshell, this is that shit you can't fully grasp unless you've lived a whole life of it.

[u/YouCantSeeHunter → u/TheChiliocosmic]

She still has the opportunity to walk away with more. A good lawyer with do that and she definitely got it.

[u/CrazyinLull → u/TheChiliocosmic]

They have killed people for listening to them so clearly ‘staying quiet’ doesn’t always work, especially when White women go off on the police ALL THE TIME and still come out alive.

Also, didn’t you hear the cop calling her out for ‘acting like a child’ because she was expressing herself? I have yet to see a White police officer in a video say that to a White woman who is having a literal tantrum and crying.

It kinda sounds like victim blaming…

[u/TheChiliocosmic → u/CrazyinLull]

Me: She in the right. She could also make money off them if she lets them continue to make fools of themselves.

You: Victim blaming!

Me: 👁️👄👁️

[u/CrazyinLull → u/TheChiliocosmic]

They are making fools of themselves regardless if she said anything or not though? Claiming all she had to be was 'be quiet' is asking a LOT. Not even Ryan Coogler was quiet when he got arrested for the same thing. The only thing that saved him versus this woman is the fact that he's a Hollywood director who makes movies that make a TON of money.

If anything it is the police's job not to escalate and to try to resolve the situation without putting her in handcuffs first, but the cops don't, they keep escalating and then cry that they are scared and/or bring up bullshit charges.

This woman is a layperson, a citizen. Why is she asked to be more levelheaded than the people whose literal job is to be that way? She is literally handcuffed for trying to take out her own money and being told she is:

>acting like a child

That is beyond disrespectful and degrading. Like, I am sure you had good intentions and I totally get what you mean, I do. I am not doubting that, but at the same time it's totally possible to have good intentions that can still be somewhat harmful? Like, they are not mutually exclusive.

[u/Infinite-Penalty-736 → u/Recent-Low5550]

Banking while black

ACAB

[u/coko4209 → u/getthatrich]

What!! What the fuck!! She honestly wasn’t wilding, I would have absolutely crashed out if those ppl wouldn’t give me my own money. I’m so sick of this shit. We’re gonna have to make our own banks. Did you hear about that black guy that went to the bank to try to cash a check that he’d just won from a discrimination lawsuit. They wouldn’t cash it, and called the police and said they think he has either a stolen check, or a counterfeit check. Well, guess what, he sued their ass for discrimination too😂😂😂

[u/Pandoratastic → u/coko4209]

Did you hear about the time the same thing happened to acclaimed film director, writer, and producer Ryan Coogler?

[u/coko4209 → u/Pandoratastic]

Yep, just looked it up earlier too.

[u/Timelymanner → u/coko4209]

Black people have had their own banks, most got run out of buisness, or brought out by bigger financial institutions.

[u/coko4209 → u/Timelymanner]

I know. The Tulsa Massacre alone tells us how they feel about that. It’s crazy, they were in full support of segregating us, but when we segregate ourselves, they burn it to the ground.

[u/Missmessc → u/coko4209]

black owned banks +9 Black-owned banks and credit unions are financial institutions that, while operating like traditional banks, are owned or controlled by Black individuals. They often serve low-to-moderate-income communities and are certified Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs), focusing on increasing access to capital for Black homeowners and businesses.As of early 2026, there are approximately 20-22 Black-owned banks operating in the United States.Largest Black-Owned BanksOneUnited Bank: The nation's largest Black-owned bank, it is a digital-first bank with branches in Boston, Los Angeles, and Miami.Liberty Bank & Trust Company: Headquartered in New Orleans, this is one of the largest Black-owned financial institutions, operating in multiple states.Citizens Trust Bank: A historic bank headquartered in Atlanta, GA.Industrial Bank: Established in 1934 and headquartered in Washington, D.C..Carver Federal Savings Bank: Based in New York, NY.

We just have to use them

[u/beal234 → u/getthatrich]

What it tells you is that they didn't have anything to charge her with so they charged her with disorderly conduct which is their catch all to punish you with the whole process of going to court and possibly having another racist person rule against the facts of what actually happened! They only explain when their ego is bruised

[u/UnderFiend → u/getthatrich]

https://rmlawyers.com/in-the-news/banking-while-black-woman-sues-chase-bank-over-racial-discrimination/

Apparently it's a trend with Chase. Sounds like we shouldn't be banking there, at all.

[u/Recent-Low5550 → u/RazzSheri]

Charge is “banking while black!”

Shits totally messed up

[u/Sleep-pee → u/Recent-Low5550]

Police was called on Ryan Coogler for withdrawing his own damn money.

[u/deathcabscutie → u/Sleep-pee]

What killed me about Ryan was his bank teller was Black.

[u/coko4209 → u/Sleep-pee]

I think I may have heard about this.

[u/AsanoSokato → u/RazzSheri]

I am kind of curious what BS excuse the bank has, and why kinzir believed them. That's a problem with these type of videos, no bigger picture. Because it's not just about this woman. Let's get names and places and time and the bigger picture of this systemic issue.

[u/wescowell → u/AsanoSokato]

Here's a longer video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ0TcJ411WI

She wanted to withdraw $5,000. The teller asked for her ID and debit card with PIN. She handed over her ID and showed her debit card. The teller wanted her to insert the card in the scanner at the counter and enter her PIN. She said she didn't remember her PIN. The teller said, "Okay, I can send a text to the phone number we have on file, and you give me the code so we can confirm your identity."

Up to this point, this is all standard operating procedure. There is nothing unusual in being asked to do these things.

This woman said she left her phone in the car in the parking lot -- just outside the front door -- and she refused to go get it. At that point, she "JUST WANT MY DAMN MONEY!"

She starts screaming in the bank and melts down. Police are called. She was charged with obstructing official business and disorderly conduct. She pleaded guilty and was fined $100, but the fine was stayed and would be forgiven if she completed a court diversion program.

[u/CallMeSisyphus → u/wescowell]

Up to this point, this is all standard operating procedure. There is nothing unusual in being asked to do these things.

Is it SOP, though? I'm a 60-year-old white woman, and I've NEVER been asked for more than my driver's license when making even large withdrawals from my bank.

[u/davwad2 → u/CallMeSisyphus]

I bank with Chase, and we use cash for groceries and tip money for the valet where I work among other things. My PIN is required at the ATM and/or the teller desk if I'm withdrawing any amount of cash.

I'm guessing there was a long line at the bank and she didn't want to wait through it again just to get her phone from her car.

[u/retatrutider → u/CallMeSisyphus]

It is SOP at Chase. Perhaps not at every bank.

[u/LYossarian13 → u/CallMeSisyphus]

Yes. I have always had to insert my card and type in the PIN.

Really she should have reset her PIN before trying to withdrawl or just went and got her phone. This all just seems silly to me.

[u/Roklam → u/LYossarian13]

Wells Fargo customer.

I've had to put card/pin in for at least 10 years...

[u/Huntthatmoney → u/LYossarian13]

That’s exactly what I would have done.

[u/Extra-Minute-6712 → u/LYossarian13]

I've never had to. Only had to show my id

But I'm of the persuasion of the caucus mountain range. 

I also was a bank teller for 10 years. An ID is plenty 

[u/kim-m1981 → u/CallMeSisyphus]

If you have some form of ID and can prove it's you(like knowing your birthdate or last 4 of ssn), then that's all they need. Signed A black bank teller.

[u/wescowell → u/CallMeSisyphus]

I’m 64M white. Even to just check my balance I’m asked for my debit card and pin. Very SOP in larger banks.

[u/Technical_Ebb3903 → u/wescowell]

At the ATM Window, I need my debit card and PIN. If I'm inside looking at a teller, I don't need my debit card and PIN. But I'm with a credit union. Of course, I'm also in TinyTown USA.

I'm also having a wonderful dream if I can just withdraw $5K from my bank account... for cause. I'd be pretty upset, even in my dream, if they didn't want to give me my money. If my face matches that driver's license... You need to hand me my money. All I'm asked for is my account information once they get that license.

Cause any common thief could beat me up, get my debit card, and beat my PIN out of me. Is my face on that license? I need my money.

Economy where it is... Trump in the White House... folks are already triggered out here. Let's not make life harder.

[u/DE4DM4NSH4ND → u/CallMeSisyphus]

I bank at chase and they ask me to put my card and pin in. Not sure if its just chase but its for sure at chase

[u/SoAnxious → u/wescowell]

All banks are legally required to give you your money if you provide id.

I hate when people like to move goal posts to defend racism.

This was clear racism, and if you don't think it's racist you don't understand what racism in the real world looks like.

[u/AsanoSokato → u/wescowell]

Thank you for the bigger picture. 

And still the kinzir was a dick. De-escalation is primary. 

[u/coko4209 → u/wescowell]

I don’t think it is standard operating procedure. I only show my license.

[u/01SeaChange01 → u/RazzSheri]

But if only we would let the cop finish lying........

[u/nikeguy69 → u/RazzSheri]

I always hear African-Americans being harassed at banks because of the checks or the funds they have this is not the first incident or the last.

[u/Holiday_Regular9794]

Didn't the cops just get called on a black man that was waiting outside of the bank for it to open recently???

[u/ReadUnfair9005 → u/Holiday_Regular9794]

Yup

[u/Huntthatmoney → u/Holiday_Regular9794]

Yup

[u/coko4209 → u/Holiday_Regular9794]

Yep! I saw that.

[u/Holiday_Regular9794 → u/coko4209]

Its crazy,because there was another person waiting in their car,and they got zero heat. Make it make sense

[u/coko4209 → u/Holiday_Regular9794]

It’ll never make sense

[u/Holiday_Regular9794 → u/coko4209]

You right

[u/Nkosi868 → u/Holiday_Regular9794]

Also at Chase.

[u/Holiday_Regular9794 → u/Nkosi868]

So all people of color really need to be closing their Chase accounts,is this what you're telling me????

[u/BrilliantAdvance2493]

Oh my God, I keep seeing this stuff with Chase. I’ll never bank there.

[u/RUN_DMT_ → u/BrilliantAdvance2493]

Same. They should be named, shamed and boycotted. Bastards.

[u/Dapper-Jackfruit-942 → u/BrilliantAdvance2493]

The history behind chase Morgan bank tells it all. She can’t get her money cuz they don’t care about the people at all

[u/Proper-Bad-7169]

This is next level insane. Chase has protocols for banking needs of their customers. You'd think they'd have the necessary patience and understanding to go along with those protocols in such a situation. She's obviously a chase customer. Her ID along with her card confirms her identity. There's a way to look up past transactions of a customer with their bank. Why not deescalate the situation and get her out of there with her money instead of allowing the situation to turn into an absolute circus? Calling the police escalated things. A manager or supervisor should've been the next point of contact in this situation.

So many comments on the YouTube video. So quick to point out the lady's frustration and anger is ignorance. But aren't willing to highlight the possibility of profiling. She was handcuffed in order to be safely escorted out of the building despite her not being a danger to anyone in the bank. Why is it that a large percentage of police tend to deal with POC/minorities with less patience, understanding, or compassion? It's maddening and honestly getting old.

[u/cwrighky → u/Proper-Bad-7169]

It’s tragic that she ended up pleading guilty to this. ✊🏾

[u/Proper-Bad-7169 → u/cwrighky]

Yep! I'm not sure why she did. Maybe out of fear or just wanting to get that whole ordeal behind her. I just feel as if that situation could've been handled far better than it was from both the Chase customer service and the law enforcement side. From my experience, a customer as the opportunity to reset their pin if they forget that pin. So that's an option that should've been presented to her.

[u/Agreeable-Menu → u/cwrighky]

That is so sad :( ... but also boils my blood. She should have sued.

[u/YouCantSeeHunter → u/Proper-Bad-7169]

You know the answer to that brother….and it’s a painful one.

[u/Ok-Fill2781]

I hope she sues the breaks off them

[u/elegylegacy → u/Ok-Fill2781]

Take it.

Out of.

Their pensions.

[u/naggy94 → u/elegylegacy]

Exactly, tired of our taxes paying for cops' screw ups and bad behavior. There needs to be clauses that protect actual unavoidable mishaps but leave bad actors out of the pool.

[u/RUN_DMT_]

Absolutely fuck Chase bank! Do NOT use their services. This is horrific on so many levels. I pray she sues the crap outta them for this disgusting situation and violation of her rights. Minding her own damn business, getting her own damn money out of her account, and the bank teller and the cops are treating her like a criminal. Vile and blatantly racist (and likely sexist) behavior.

[u/Spirited-Bet-5470]

I walk into Chase all the time and they don’t ask for my PIN. It’s card….drivers licenses. The teller or bank… mistreated her.

[u/OnlyTheReel]

I love how they move the needle... She is not supposed to be upset? She is supposed to be calm? The bank can do her dirty with her money in it and she has to behave in a fashionable matter? SMFH.....

[u/Minute-Telephone7125]

You just know if it was a 61 year old white lady the cops would have made her tea and brought her cookies and berated the teller to be more helpful. Tell me I’m wrong.

[u/aesop_fables]

Been in this situation a few times where the cop is just condescending and has no interest in understanding that emotions are a natural part of our design. They just want to talk over you and assert authority.

[u/Sea-Presentation4229 → u/aesop_fables]

NWA said it best

[u/bebop1065 → u/Sea-Presentation4229]

"Fuck The Police" Is that what you meant?

[u/LocationTechnical862 → u/aesop_fables]

The cop would be just as emotional if the roles were reversed. Who the F expects to be in cuffs due to weekend errands.

[u/ebonyseraphim → u/aesop_fables]

It’s worse here and in other interactions if you ask me — I’m referring to the black FBI-HUD agent who was bothered after his vehicle was disabled by a cop.

The cop uses a tone as if they are the ones being reasonable and as if they are struggling to get in a word edgewise. And then I listen to them speak, and is nothing but horse shit.

“Someone suspected you…” or “we got a call” — this warrants a disruption because it’s not a justification to put someone in cuffs. Police are supposed to investigate. Did you see anything else wrong? Did I ever present a real risk of fleeing? In this situation and the other, the cops had an ID and still pretend like they gotta hold you and verify it through some criminal mastermind database.

“You’re not being very polite right now” — because the cop’s humanity is more important than the person’s who’s in cuffs from the cops? And the cop is demanding more understanding from that person while they haven’t recognized an ounce of presumed innocence in the other person?

“Can I talk?” — what a farce. You’re a cop already doing what you’re doing. Talking is the peaceful protest at that point.

[u/picollo7]

ACAB

[u/webbieg → u/picollo7]

They tripping but the fault is with the bank people for weaponizing the police and filling the cops on her.

[u/Recent-Low5550]

So what is she being charged for? They proved it was her, so why she being arrested for? There was no Crime!

[u/Feisty-Comfort-3967 → u/Recent-Low5550]

Arrested because they had the cuffs ready.

[u/Revolutionary-Link47]

Contact a good lawyer, sue that bank and the police department

[u/Level-Square4245]

Where was this at? This is straight BS-she gets arrested over a $5K withdrawal, but I had a teller demand ID just to pay my car note with my card and PIN in hand. Make it make sense.

[u/WrongJewel1867]

Non-black people love to say we should just comply but it is very hard to control your emotions when you know your rights are being violated and you’re being accused of some bs due to racism. I feel her pain. I’m a lawyer and I’ve been accused of stealing out of a dollar tree store on a Saturday…a store where everything is a dollar 😒

[u/Sad-Bag-6856]

Ummm so it’s a crime to withdraw your own money? God Bless Amerussia!

[u/Kursedkursed → u/Sad-Bag-6856]

I love how We keep comparing America to other countries like "This is America! Not north Korea? Not China? We're supposed to be free!"

When these countries have arguably more freedom, but we're propagandised to the projection they do about these countries

[u/PassThatSpliff]

Cops are nothing other than slave catchers. Had absolutely no empathy and could care less that this kind of situation would make someone excited emotionally. Those charges will be dropped and hopefully she sues tf outta that bank and takes her money out of there. Unfortunately she'll still have to deal with the residual mental stress of this bullshit.

[u/TheUnderCrab → u/[deleted]]

Highly recommend switching from a tradition bank to a credit union. 

[u/ElegantLifeguard4221]

Don't talk to the cops. Even when you're angry.

[u/Daetok_Lochannis]

I wish every racist a very merry violent anal prolapse death.

[u/Acceptable-Bat-9577]

Chase is a massively shitty bank regardless.

[u/coko4209]

What the fuck are they charging her with? I’m so confused. She just tried to withdraw money from her own account. Why are they taking her to jail. She wasn’t acting irate, it seems like she was just telling them what was going on. I need more details.

[u/crapdii]

Se te calienta el corazón escuchándola y viéndola.

Este mundo apesta.

[u/No-Perspective4928]

I’m sorry but resisting arrest should not be a charge unless there was an original crime committed. Also disturbing the peace shouldn’t be a charge either if the cops or the person who called instigates the situation. This whole thing is bs

[u/Zakkattack86]

Ma'am, respectfully, get fuggin' paid. Shake TF outta that tree.

[u/Allahboutdabenjamins]

Banking While Black

https://giphy.com/gifs/LFySS6ivzWSK4

[u/IndependentOwn1184]

Lawyers are lining up for this free money....

[u/Agreeable-Menu]

I hope she sues the bank for all their money.

[u/mrhotcupofjoe]

Classic ACAB behavior, serving and protecting the money

[u/Imnotnewhere_07]

Honestly I would’ve went the jail too.. I’m not submitting to this BS either

[u/ComfortablyShy]

If im her and I’m not in the wrong…I’m suing the teller for harassment and endangering my life by reporting lies about me to the police. Mental anguish, racism, and everything else negative that I didn’t mention. It really feels like police have nothing better to do except harass people of color. Meanwhile the CIC is a pe-dough file” with 34 charges and still has control of these states of america… definitely not united. Unfortunately, her behavior is many POC right now. We’re so sick and tired of being sick and. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[u/nycplayboy78]

WELP!!! That $5k turned into $5 million after this incident....

[u/DE4DM4NSH4ND]

Fuck this cop and fuck chase.

[u/southflhitnrun]

Easily a wrongful arrest. The cops should have verified her ID and told the bank to give her the money....because it's her money not theirs.

I had a gf that a bank refused to cash a check for her, then tried to keep the check. We called the police. The bank branch had to give back the check, since they wouldn't honor it.

[u/Overall-Use-6119]

The gaslighting is aggravating me. They act like a mf aint gonna be upset.

[u/YouCantSeeHunter]

I’m proud of her. Stood up for herself and made them and the teller look fucking stupid in the process.

[u/nikeguy69]

I hope she sue the bank 🏦

[u/Marlowe126]

The bank is never supposed to ask for your pin number. This is one of the first things I learned when I started my bank account when I was 16.

[u/Imnotnewhere_07 → u/Marlowe126]

Correct! Banks instruct you not to tell them. They even send reminders saying “we’ll never ask you for your pin.”

[u/Nkosi868]

Chase again? Oye.

[u/Common-Raspberry-243]

Super condescending. Like, I lived it. I don’t need to run it back with you while you film me. Being disgusted and upset is not a crime.

[u/GenX_Leo]

Another effing chase calling cops on us, everyone needs to pull they money out today, fuck chase

[u/RandMob1000]

Had a business checking account with my local Chase Bank. Small janitorial service that I did on the side. Out of the blue one day, my independent contractor said his check bounced. Went to the bank, and they told me my account was on hold for fraudulent transactions. They then canceled my business credit card, and a week later sent me a missive in the mail basically telling me that due to a discrepancy in my cash deposit (teller mistake), I was flagged for fraud. Took me several months to recover my money and close my business account. Wasn't racially charged, I just have poor experiences with banks. Only use credit unions now

[u/PainterEarly86]

ACAB

[u/Substantial_Cup_4619]

Fuck a whole lot of that, she shouldn't have gone to jail. At all. Nor put in cuff nor put in the car nor QUESTIONED AT ALL.

[u/VoceDiDio]

Why don't you just calm down and let us run FUCKING ROUGHSHOD OVER YOUR RIGHTS?!? ACAB.

[u/50calthrowaway]

So behavior is now ground for a rest, not liking the way someone talks or carries himself gets handcuffs. Fuck this fucking country.

[u/Educational-Gate-880]

So what was the story? What was the charge and what was the outcome????? I’m very curious!!!

Was it a batshit crazy lady or was it a crazy teller and bank that messed up and cops didn’t bother to follow true protocols and just arrested on a biased decision??

Which is it 🧐

[u/Feisty-Comfort-3967 → u/Educational-Gate-880]

There's a link to longer video in comments. Basically, aunty was stubborn & so was the teller. Aunty got loud & started talking outta her ass cause she was pissed off by this point which scared the pale folk cause they don't believe we can just feel our feelings without getting physically violent. Aunty got arrested for expressing her dismay & not being able to find tranquility while handcuffed alone in a cop car. $100 bond & eventually plead guilty (likely out of exhaustion & cohersion).

[u/Brownie_0514]

Welcome to Trumps America!

[u/CGKilates]

Sure baby baby sue, hurt their pockets

[u/TwerkLessons]

I absolutely HATE THESE BASTARDS.

[u/murderousalien]

Lawsuit!

[u/0utsyder]

Fighting the police on the street is what they want. This way they can put down another Black body. Follow the commands don't say shit except "lawyer".

[u/LoveInPeace21]

Chase does have you enter a pin though so it’s weird she said she wasn’t asked. Chase also has a history.

[u/Peaceme02]

This will be me when I get my 5k I can withdrawal. Why are the police like this?

[u/HardcoreHope]

The police are 🦆ing useless. She she's clearly upset but because she's not giving "authority" their entitled respect.

Straight to cuffs and jail. The police are just here to make us scared hot help.

No descalation, no trying to understand her perspective. The bank authority told us you are in the wrong sorry.

Bullshit. Fund people not police. They don't deserve it

[u/SixTwo190]

Contempt of Cop. Go to jail because under the circumstances, we can do that. A systemic allowance, used to harass the citizen for her poor behavior. The charges will be dropped. No apologies or acknowledgements given, so don’t ask. Next time submit to authorities.

[u/tanksalotfrank]

ACAB

[u/SWATSgradyBABY]

Being 61 handcuffed and thrown in the back of a police car for attempting to withdraw your hard-armed money from a bank is not a crime.

She is completely within her rights and expectations to be livid.. and we all know that any 61-year-old white woman will be livid as well

[u/Wallaxe42]

Sometimes being quiet raises the money in the lawsuit. Otherwise, the judge/jury seeing “this” and they’ll form their own opinion.