CA cop pretends to arrest boy for having sex with his daughter

[LA Crew]

SAN JOSE, CA - (NBC) –California parents said an off-duty San Jose police officer showed up at their home and handcuffed their son, but the arrest was fake.

The 15-year-old boy's parents said that the motorcycle cop found out their teen was having sex with his 14-year-old stepdaughter.

He responded by showing up at their home in full-uniform, handcuffing their son, and berating him. He told the boy that he had already warned him to stay away from his daughter.

The boy's stepfather recorded parts of the Aug. 30 fake arrest incident on his cell phone and gave the video to the Mercury News.

The video shows the boy sitting in handcuffs in his family living room.

"Not a good thing that the person you had sex with is a cop's daughter," the officer said to the boy. "The DA will probably file charges. A cop's daughter is not somebody you mess around with. You're stupid."

According to the paper, the officer told the boy's mother when she opened the door that night that he was going to arrest their son for sexual assault.

After the incident, the cop removed the cuffs, and he pulled the parents aside.

He told them he just wanted to scare the boy and gave them an arrest card, suggesting they put it on the fridge as a reminder of the incident.

The cop's lawyer, Terry Bowman, said his client was doing the boy's parents a favor so he "doesn't continue down the wrong path."

After the incident was reported to police internal affairs, the boy was arrested for unlawful sexual intercourse.

The San Jose DA's office is reviewing the case. The officer has been put on administrative leave during the investigation.

[jigg]

"After the incident was reported to police internal affairs, the boy was arrested for unlawful sexual intercourse."

unreal

[sheepish]

Was the girl arrested for "unlawful sexual intercourse" too?

[Ethersync]

Originally Posted by jigg

"After the incident was reported to police internal affairs, the boy was arrested for unlawful sexual intercourse."

unreal

Unbelievable. Talk about an abuse of power. This cop sure as fuck better lose his badge over this.

[John-ACWM]

Damn the stupidity!

[ottopottomouse]

Originally Posted by LA_quince

The cop's lawyer, Terry Bowman, said his client was doing the boy's parents a favor so he "doesn't continue down the wrong path."

Good way to make him have zero respect for the police for the rest of his life.

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by Ethersync

Unbelievable. Talk about an abuse of power. This cop sure as fuck better lose his badge over this.

now that's fucking funny.... the cop does the parents a favor, they turn him in and the kid does get arrested

[Quence]

Originally Posted by LA_quince

After the incident was reported to police internal affairs, the boy was arrested for unlawful sexual intercourse.

owned!

[Hentaikid]

If he's 15 and she's 14 and consented, what's unlawful about it?

[TurboAngel]

Originally Posted by bm bradley

now that's fucking funny.... the cop does the parents a favor, they turn him in and the kid does get arrested

That's crazy!

[Rochard]

Originally Posted by ottopottomouse

Good way to make him have zero respect for the police for the rest of his life.

I grew up in a very small town in the 1980s. We all knew each other; All of the cops were the parents of kids I went to school with. I remember one time I was arrested. Seems I rented some VHS tapes and failed to return them. (Keep in mind this was long before debit cards, so they had no way to collect on them so the video store owner filed a complaint.) So the cops saw in me in town and arrested me, handcuffs and all. Being as this was the biggest crime in town in months, they made a big deal about it, two cop cars, sirens blaring, all the way to my house. As a fifteen year old kid I was scared shitless - police cars, sirens, me being turned over to my parents in handcuffs.... Looking back at it clearly it was all scare tatics. And it worked.

This is what's wrong with society these days. Thirty years ago when I was a teen it was an official act, cops scaring the crap out of kids. Do the same today and it's subject to an internal review. Any time a fifteen year old boy has sex with a fourteen year old girl the boy has broken the law; The girl is under the age of consent. The cop was doing this kid a favor by trying to scare him instead of filing a complaint.

[gmr324]

As a fifteen year old kid I was scared shitless - police cars, sirens, me being turned over to my parents in handcuffs.... Looking back at it clearly it was all scare tatics. And it worked.

I'll bet you never returned video rentals late again after that experience

[BlackCrayon]

Originally Posted by jigg

"After the incident was reported to police internal affairs, the boy was arrested for unlawful sexual intercourse."

unreal

uh, they are only a year apart in age..howis that possible?

[BlackCrayon]

Originally Posted by Rochard

I grew up in a very small town in the 1980s. We all knew each other; All of the cops were the parents of kids I went to school with. I remember one time I was arrested. Seems I rented some VHS tapes and failed to return them. (Keep in mind this was long before debit cards, so they had no way to collect on them so the video store owner filed a complaint.) So the cops saw in me in town and arrested me, handcuffs and all. Being as this was the biggest crime in town in months, they made a big deal about it, two cop cars, sirens blaring, all the way to my house. As a fifteen year old kid I was scared shitless - police cars, sirens, me being turned over to my parents in handcuffs.... Looking back at it clearly it was all scare tatics. And it worked.

This is what's wrong with society these days. Thirty years ago when I was a teen it was an official act, cops scaring the crap out of kids. Do the same today and it's subject to an internal review. Any time a fifteen year old boy has sex with a fourteen year old girl the boy has broken the law; The girl is under the age of consent. The cop was doing this kid a favor by trying to scare him instead of filing a complaint.

isn't a 15 year old under the age of consent as well? not to mention as long as the kids are within a couple years of each other, its not viewed as illegal.

[Supz]

[marketsmart]

is the cop just mad because his daughter is a whore?





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[2MuchMark]

Originally Posted by Hentaikid

If he's 15 and she's 14 and consented, what's unlawful about it?

Having sex with a minor even you yourself are a minor, is illegal in California.

[2MuchMark]

Completely insane. The cop was way off base. And and the Police department should be sued.

[marketsmart]

Originally Posted by **********

Having sex with a minor even you yourself are a minor, is illegal in California.

and so the girl got arrested too?







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[Senior_Spank]

I checked msnbc and bay area news sites but was unable to find this article. Got a link?

SJPD makes the LAPD look like the Care Bares, so I believe it.

[davethedope]

Originally Posted by **********

Having sex with a minor even you yourself are a minor, is illegal in California.

I didn't know that. That's fucking ridiculous. So who are 15 year old dudes supposed to fuck?

[Ron Bennett]

Originally Posted by Ethersync

Unbelievable. Talk about an abuse of power. This cop sure as fuck better lose his badge over this.

Nope. He will likely remain on the force. Plus, during administrative leave (more of an automatic procedure for unusual incidents; to placate the public), he's likely still being fully paid.

Ron

[Ron Bennett]

Originally Posted by marketsmart

and so the girl got arrested too?

Probably not, because, presumably, she's the "victim" ... crazy stuff!

But then the laws governing what people can consensually do have become downright draconian (some people doing more time for growing cannabis than 1st degree murderers) over the past 30 years. Not to say there weren't such laws before, but there wasn't the zero-tolerance stuff there is now; teen sex, talking the U.S., was frowned upon, but it was a family matter that was handled outside of law enforcement ... ie. "gunshot weddings".

Ron

[Sarah_Jayne]

Originally Posted by BlackCrayon

uh, they are only a year apart in age..howis that possible?

One of the smartest kids in my senior class in high school got done for statutory rape for having sex with his girlfriend. He was one month over 18 when he was turned in by his 17 year old girlfriend's dad. They had been going out for two years before the charge. That dad was just waiting for him to turn 18.

[wyldblyss]

I can't believe what I am reading.

You think the cop is out of line? The cop wanted to SCARE the kid rather than CHARGE the kid. Where I am from, that is not an abuse of power, that is not wanting to fuck up the kids life, so you scare them straight.

So what should he have done? Handed the kid a camera and said "shoot it next time so we can sell it" Should have have high fived the kid? Should he have gone straigt to the station and had him arrested?

I don't know about all of you, but if that happened to my son, I would be thankful the cop didn't really arrest him and just wanted to scare him.
So the moral of this story according to all of you is "just throw the book at my kid and not try to scare or warn him" Alrighty then...welcome to Juvie Hall...the very best place for your kid...if you want them to grow up to be a criminal

[BlackCrayon]

Originally Posted by wyldblyss

I can't believe what I am reading.

You think the cop is out of line? The cop wanted to SCARE the kid rather than CHARGE the kid. Where I am from, that is not an abuse of power, that is not wanting to fuck up the kids life, so you scare them straight.

So what should he have done? Handed the kid a camera and said "shoot it next time so we can sell it" Should have have high fived the kid? Should he have gone straigt to the station and had him arrested?

I don't know about all of you, but if that happened to my son, I would be thankful the cop didn't really arrest him and just wanted to scare him.
So the moral of this story according to all of you is "just throw the book at my kid and not try to scare or warn him" Alrighty then...welcome to Juvie Hall...the very best place for your kid...if you want them to grow up to be a criminal

the parents probably thought it was moronic because hes 15 and shes 14. while the parents might not like them having sex they probably didn't like the cop acting like he was swining his big dick around.

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

There is a cellphone video of the cop fake arresting the kid on the San Jose Mercury News website:

Boy Wants Officer To Go To Jail For Fake Arrest

The 15-year-old boy who was handcuffed by a San Jose police officer for having sex with the officer's 14-year-old stepdaughter told the Mercury News on Friday that he was terrified he was going to jail. Now, he wants the veteran motorcycle policeman to feel the same fear.

"I think he should go to jail and feel how I felt, not being able to walk down my street," the boy said in his first interview since news of his fake arrest became a national topic of debate about how far a father can go to protect his daughter.

"I thought he would be a good dad by just showing up and talking to my parents rather than taking advantage of his position," the boy said.

The boy and his parents came forward Friday and asked the Mercury News to release the smartphone video that the boy's stepfather secretly shot of the officer pretending to arrest the boy in the family's home last month.

The grainy 5-minute, 36-second video shows the officer standing near the handcuffed boy and sternly telling him that it was "not a good thing that the person you had sex with is a cop's daughter" and that "the district attorney will probably file charges. ... A cop's daughter is not somebody you mess around with. You're stupid."

The Mercury News posted the video on its website -- www.mercurynews.com -- and shared it with television partner KGO TV. The faces of the officer and the boy are obscured to avoid identifying the two teens because they are minors.

Now the officer is being criminally investigated for the Aug. 30 confrontation. Sources told the Mercury News that Santa Clara County prosecutors could make their decision about whether to file charges against the officer in about a week.

While the story quickly spread this week across the national talk show circuit, lawyers for both the officer and the boy's parents weighed in Friday on whether the officer was acting as a protective, concerned father trying to scare an irresponsible teen straight or an angry policeman abusing his badge. The video, which does not show the entire encounter, is not definitive on either point.

"The part that disturbs me the most is there is a man in a uniform with his hand on the gun towering over a kid and telling him that he was stupid to mess with a cop's daughter," Tony Boskovich, an attorney representing the boy's family, said. "What right does he have to use his uniform, his gun, his handcuffs if all he is is a dad?''

Terry Bowman, the lawyer representing the officer, said: "Most people can understand how this father felt and why he did what he did. It is a shame if the young man's parents lose sight of the importance of the message because they have chosen to focus on what the girl's father was wearing."

The officer was equally displeased with his stepdaughter, Bowman said, and later that evening delivered an emphatic message to her that involved a pretend trip to juvenile hall. The officer did not reach the juvenile facility, as the car ride was enough to scare his daughter straight. "Let's face it,'' Bowman said, "being a parent of teenagers is not for the weak.''

The boy said Friday that he was convinced that he was about to be arrested that day and was terrified of the clearly furious officer. He said when the officer first approached him he began yelling and called him "a piece of (expletive)."

"I was scared, very scared,'' the teenager said, adding that he collapsed with fear and that the officer yanked him back up by the handcuffs, which is not shown in the video.

The controversial intervention began soon after the officer found out that his teenage daughter had sex with the boy when he visited her during a baby-sitting job.

When the officer found out, he rode his motorcycle at the end of his shift -- straight from work -- to the boy's house, a few blocks from his own home.

Through his lawyer, the officer said he was simply trying to scare the boy about his behavior.

But the boy's parents, Paul Villarruel and Nicole Romero-Villarruel, said the officer began berating the teenager, telling him he had warned him to stay away from his daughter.

Then the officer made him drop a Sprite and placed handcuffs on the boy. After lecturing the boy for minutes, the officer unlocked the handcuffs and quietly told the parents he was not going to arrest their son after all. He just wanted to scare him, he said, and he handed the parents an arrest card that he suggested they put up on the refrigerator to make sure the boy did not forget.

Bowman pointed out that the video seems to show "a concerned parent, not an out-of-control officer abusing his authority." She said the officer seems to administer a stern lecture and makes it clear that his daughter is too young and immature to have a sexual relationship. The officer also advises the young man to keep going to school, get good grades and be respectful, she noted.

But the Villarruels say that the officer had no permission to intervene with their son, pretend to arrest him or come into their home.

"We thought he was there to arrest our son,'' the boy's mother said. "He was in full cop mode the whole time."

The stepfather said, "If I had done that to his daughter, I would be dead on the floor."
After the boy's parents complained to San Jose police's internal affairs unit about the officer's behavior, both teens ended up criminally cited by police for having underage sex.

When first interviewed for this story earlier in the week, police told the Mercury News that there was no specific written policy that dealt with officers investigating cases in which there is a personal conflict. The Mercury News has since discovered a policy that states officers "will avoid becoming officially involved in quarrels or disputes occurring in their own neighborhoods, unless the incident involves an immediate threat to human life."

There is also a section of the officer's code of ethics which states: "I will never act officiously or permit personal feelings, prejudices, animosities, or friendships to influence my decisions."

The teenage boy later wrote down his thoughts about the traumatic day: "My mind keeps playing back the words 'piece of (expletive).' I don't know if that is true or not. I'm constantly being mean to my little cousin ... abusing my power. Like what (the officer) did. But I don't want to be like that."

When asked if he had any thoughts about teenage sex, the boy said, "I wouldn't recommend it."

The video includes the cop saying that his step-daughter doesn't even know how to take care of herself when she has her period, and has to be reminded to take a friggin' shower...

I predict a firing or at least a reprimand in that cops future.

ADG

[mikesinner]

Originally Posted by Hentaikid

If he's 15 and she's 14 and consented, what's unlawful about it?

There isn't. I bet the law they used to arrest him is probably over a 100 years old. These parents will have a check by the time this is over

[mikesinner]

Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ

If the story is true:

The Cop gave that kid a gift and he fucked it up. The parents are so stupid that when they used the phrase "lawsuit" the Cops/DA then moved to cover their own ass and booked the kid.

If the parents are smart they will sign off on any future suits and get the case dismissed. If not, the system will fuck over that kid and pin him with a 5 year sex offender registry. The crazy part is the 5 years registry will start when he turns 18 because he is now a minor.

There is no law against 15 year olds having sex with 14 year olds in any state that I've ever heard of.

[BlackCrayon]

Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ

If the story is true:

The Cop gave that kid a gift and he fucked it up. The parents are so stupid that when they used the phrase "lawsuit" the Cops/DA then moved to cover their own ass and booked the kid.

If the parents are smart they will sign off on any future suits and get the case dismissed. If not, the system will fuck over that kid and pin him with a 5 year sex offender registry. The crazy part is the 5 years registry will start when he turns 18 because he is now a minor.

i hope they start arresting people for having anal sex soon

[Ayla_SquareTurtle]

Don't worry about the cop, guys. They aren't actually going to charge him and put him in jail, they're just trying to scare him so he'll turn his life around.

[Ethersync]

After the boy's parents complained to San Jose police's internal affairs unit about the officer's behavior, both teens ended up criminally cited by police for having underage sex.

Are you fucking kidding me???

[candyflip]

Both kids were charged. Not just the boy. The cop's daughter is not just as fucked as a result of what he did.

[Ethersync]

I had no idea that teenagers, both under 18 and within 1 year of each other's age, could be arrested for having sex! How many other states have laws like this?

Here is video of the cop fucking with the kid: http://www.mercurynews.com/top-stori...nclick_check=1

[moeloubani]

LOL From the video you can tell the dude was just trying to set the kid straight - he's right, a 14 year old girl shouldn't be having sex.

Don't see how this cop did anything wrong, it seems like the parents are saying 'He came in to arrest my son and he didn't. I want him arrested. I'm suing.'

The guy could have just walked the kid out to his car and booked him on the underage thing and he would have had the right completely to be in the house arresting him and all that. So these parents are complaining that their son wasn't arrested? Fucking idiots!

[BlackCrayon]

Originally Posted by moeloubani

LOL From the video you can tell the dude was just trying to set the kid straight - he's right, a 14 year old girl shouldn't be having sex.

Don't see how this cop did anything wrong, it seems like the parents are saying 'He came in to arrest my son and he didn't. I want him arrested. I'm suing.'

The guy could have just walked the kid out to his car and booked him on the underage thing and he would have had the right completely to be in the house arresting him and all that. So these parents are complaining that their son wasn't arrested? Fucking idiots!

well if he was to arrest him, he'd have to arrest her as well. and while 14 year olds shouldb't be fucking, they will do anyways. most likely not the first time or first guy for her.. i wonder if it at all the girl would of been punished? doubtful. shes an angel, hes satan. typical blind stupid parents.

[timlover]

Originally Posted by Rochard

I grew up in a very small town in the 1980s. We all knew each other; All of the cops were the parents of kids I went to school with. I remember one time I was arrested. Seems I rented some VHS tapes and failed to return them. (Keep in mind this was long before debit cards, so they had no way to collect on them so the video store owner filed a complaint.) So the cops saw in me in town and arrested me, handcuffs and all. Being as this was the biggest crime in town in months, they made a big deal about it, two cop cars, sirens blaring, all the way to my house. As a fifteen year old kid I was scared shitless - police cars, sirens, me being turned over to my parents in handcuffs.... Looking back at it clearly it was all scare tatics. And it worked.

This is what's wrong with society these days. Thirty years ago when I was a teen it was an official act, cops scaring the crap out of kids. Do the same today and it's subject to an internal review. Any time a fifteen year old boy has sex with a fourteen year old girl the boy has broken the law; The girl is under the age of consent. The cop was doing this kid a favor by trying to scare him instead of filing a complaint.

thank god for netflix huh?

[Ethersync]

Originally Posted by Rochard

Any time a fifteen year old boy has sex with a fourteen year old girl the boy has broken the law; The girl is under the age of consent.

They both were under the age of consent and "broke the law" on each other it seems. Both got charged too.

[Mr. Cool Ice]

Amazing.

Good for the cop to scare the boy. I don't see he did anything wrong. Tough love could do some of the young kids good these days.

[SmokeyTheBear]

Originally Posted by moeloubani

LOL From the video you can tell the dude was just trying to set the kid straight - he's right, a 14 year old girl shouldn't be having sex.

Don't see how this cop did anything wrong,

What do you think the outcome would be if the situation were reversed and the boys parents went to the girls house pretending to be FBI and pretended to arrest her , and lectured her, while swearing at her handcuffed.

We both know the parents would be arrested at the least and most likely dead.

spare me the " don't see how this cop did anything wrong" sob story.. he is a cop , conducting private business under false pretenses, he broke numerous laws.

Do you know what false imprisonment is ? try handcuffing the local 7-11 clerk if you dont know and you will find out.

break and enter , assault, impersonating a police officer , the list goes on..

[SmokeyTheBear]

Originally Posted by Mr. Cool Ice

Amazing.

Good for the cop to scare the boy. I don't see he did anything wrong.

he did what any parent would do BUT the problem is he is a police officer and broke a huge list of laws to do it. 99 wrongs dont make a right.

[Emma]

Just unbelievable

[bolsex]

this is a joke right?

[tony286]

Originally Posted by Mr. Cool Ice

Amazing.

Good for the cop to scare the boy. I don't see he did anything wrong. Tough love could do some of the young kids good these days.

Thank you that's the problem today.when I was a kid if the nun smacked u at school and you went said sister Marie hit me .you got smacked again.

[tony286]

Originally Posted by mikesinner

There is no law against 15 year olds having sex with 14 year olds in any state that I've ever heard of.

Age of concent is when it's legal to have sex. It's not about being with some one older

[Ayla_SquareTurtle]

Originally Posted by tony286

Thank you that's the problem today.when I was a kid if the nun smacked u at school and you went said sister Marie hit me .you got smacked again.

And you like that? You thought that was a good thing, and would want your kids to go to a repressive religious school like that? WTF? I don't understand people. So much for progress, I guess.