Community | March 15, 2011 | 39 comments

Dumbass Complains To Police For Being Shorted By His Cocaine Dealer

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Believing that he had been ripped off in a commercial transaction, Antonio Recinos decided to contact Connecticut cops to register a complaint.

Perhaps the Better Business Bureau would have been a better choice considering that Recinos, 35, thought he had been cheated by a cocaine dealer who had sold him $40 of the drug Sunday evening.

According to the East Hartford Police Department, Recinos initially dialed 911 to lodge his complaint, but when he spotted a patrolman he approached the cop to deliver his beef face-to-face.

This was a mistake on the part of Recinos, who is pictured in the above mug shot.

Recinos, who displayed a small bag of cocaine, told the officer that he had been shorted by his dealer. While it is unclear what Recinos, who apparently had been drinking, expected the cop to do on his behalf, he likely did not expect to end up in handcuffs over his consumer complaint.

Recinos, an El Salvador native, was arrested early Sunday on a narcotics possession charge. He was later freed on $5000 bail and has a March 30 court appearance, according to police.

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39 comments // Dumbass Complains To Police For Being Shorted By His Cocaine Dealer

  • morirjedi
  • Piper_Lynch
    • +3
      Piper_Lynch  
    • I'm beginning to lose faith in evolution... With this level of stupidity, how on earth did this man manage to survive this long?

    • 1 year ago
  • aaron1972
  • Piper_Lynch
  • riverratt50
  • WeBelieve
  • Juas
    • +1
      Juas  
    • Going to America to get Cocaine is the most stupid thing a Salvadorian can do. Its way waay cheaper on hes own damn country!

      Jeez

    • 1 year ago
  • NiceN
    • 0
      NiceN  
    • Poor bastard had too much faith in the justice system. Buddy, don't you know this is a private prison type of society?

    • 1 year ago
  • nanac
  • Debrinconcita
    • 0
      Debrinconcita  
    • This is just another USER who just can't stay Sober long enough to see what he's doing with his life? How dumb can he be. This is just what he deserved. MAYBE he can get the HELP he need's now, GO TO TREATMENT BUDDY!!!

    • 1 year ago
  • EmperorThan
  • Piper_Lynch
  • bundlebear
    • +2
      bundlebear  
    • Woman calls cops after buying “fake” cocaine

      ROCHELLE — Do drug dealers issue gift cards if their buyers aren’t satisfied with the product?

      Apparently a Rochelle woman thought so when she called the local police to help “get her money back” after she was unhappy with the crack cocaine she had bought Thursday night.

      Juanita Marie Jones, 53, of 957 Gordon St. called Rochelle Police late Thursday night after she purchased what she thought was a $20 piece of crack cocaine, she said.

      She told officers she broke the rock into three pieces and smoked one, only to discover the rock was “fake.” She told Officer Joel Quinn and Deputy John Shedd of the Wilcox County Sheriff’s Office that she wanted them to get her money back.

      Jones took the officers into her kitchen and showed them the alleged “fake” rock at which time they arrested her on charges of possession of cocaine.

      She was taken to the Rochelle Police Department where she is awaiting a bond hearing.

      http://cordeledispatch.com/local/x633381055/Woman-calls-cops-after-buying-fake-c...

    • 1 year ago
  • Warren_Merrill
    • +1
      Warren_Merrill  
    • If someone were to ask you who the last person anyone should ever dare to mug is, what name would be your answer? This lister is betting on 80% or better of respondents answering, “Chuck Norris.”

      Amazingly, astoundingly, two idiots managed to try just that. It happened in 1994. Norris mentions this whole thing in his autobiography, “Against All Odds.” And, by his testimony, this is what happened. Honest to God, it really happened.

      In 1994, right at the beginning of his run as Walker, Texas Ranger, Norris was, and still is, living in Dallas, Texas, where the show was filmed. One day he was walking down the street by himself, no entourage, no fans following him, no bodyguards, not even his wife. He turned a commercial block in the downtown skyscraper area and saw two men a little bigger than he coming straight for him from the other end of the block.

      They were staring right at him, and he figured they wanted autographs, which he enjoys signing. So he walked up to them and stopped with a smile, whereupon they stood in front of him, whipped out a couple of large pocketknives, and one of them demanded, “Give me your wallet, Chuck! Give it here!”

      Norris actually opened his mouth wide and then asked, “Are you insane!?”

      “No! We know who you are! And we know you got a lot of money! Now give it up, or you’re dead!”

      Now before we go further, let us just go over a few of the particulars. All jokes aside, Chuck Norris truly does have the following black belts: 1st degree in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, 8th Degree Grandmaster in Tae Kwon Do, 9th degree in Jeet Kune Do under Bruce Lee and Lee’s best student, Dan Inosanto, 10th degree in Shito Ryu Karate, 10th degree in Tang Soo Do, 11th degree in Chun Kuk Do.

      Granted, the last art is his own concoction, a hybrid of all the best moves he has learned over the years, all blended for both self-defense and competition, and you are only allowed a 10th degree or better in anything when you found your own dojo. But suffice to say, the muggers didn’t even use guns. From a hundred feet away. They used knives within arm’s reach. What happened next was rather anti-climactic.

      The police arrived about 4 minutes later, 3 officers in two cars, and were greeted by the scene of two men with SEVERELY broken arms (the bones had gone through the skin) sitting on the curb, two bloody knives in the gutter, and Chuck Norris, the Almighty Himself, leaning against the wall, wearing his beard, jeans, cowboy boots and a cowboy hat….he shrugged at them. The police started laughing so hard that they bent over, holding their sides, unable to put the handcuffs on the muggers. One of them managed to ask, “Did you not know who he was?!”

      One of them said, “Yeah, we knew who he was! We figured all that crap on TV was fake!”

    • 1 year ago
  • bundlebear
  • Warren_Merrill
    • +1
      Warren_Merrill  
    • bundlebear:

      When I lived in LA a friend was a vice cop. Since he had to hang out in alleys at night he had long hair and made himself look scraggly when he went to work. One day he was walking down the stairs of the courthouse after a hearing. He was offered coke in the stairwell. The dealer thought he was reaching for his wallet. He was reaching for his cuffs.

    • 1 year ago
  • Piper_Lynch
  • Warren_Merrill
    • 0
      Warren_Merrill  
    • In early 1994, an Islamic terrorist organization in Jordan ordered violent reprisals against all Jordanian stores that sold either videos or liquor. This meant bombing such stores. On 1 February, Eid Saleh al-Jahaleen, 31 years old, accepted $50 in U. S. currency to plant a bomb in a Turkish movie theater, in Zarqa. He entered and discovered that the theater was showing Turkish pornography. He had never seen anything of the sort, and was immediately fascinated.

      He stowed his bomb under a seat in the center of the theater, as instructed, then sat down in the same seat and watched the show. 10 minutes later, the bomb blew off both his legs and his testicles. His penis was relatively unscathed, since it was safely inside his right hand. He mercifully bled to death in the aisle.

    • 1 year ago
  • Warren_Merrill
    • 0
      Warren_Merrill  
    • In February 2006, a New Zealand shoplifter named Amy Adams returned within a day to the butcher shop she had robbed, because she saw her picture on a local TV news station stating that she had won a lottery and had to appear in person to claim her prize. So she rapidly drove back to the shop, announced her name, pointed herself out in a still photo from a surveillance video, and was promptly handcuffed by undercover policemen. She still denied having broken any law, all the way through court, until the judge explained that she was guilty and had no hope of convincing anyone to the contrary. She then pled guilty, and still claimed she was innocent.

    • 1 year ago
  • Warren_Merrill
    • 0
      Warren_Merrill  
    • On 29 July 2007, two burglars thought the prime target in North Richland Hills, Texas, would be a store that sells personal home-defense security systems and accessories. In their defense, they managed to stuff over $10,000 worth of surveillance equipment, mostly security cameras and house alarms, into a couple of trash cans in only 1 minute and 15 seconds. All while being recorded by 17 security cameras of the same make and model as the ones they were stealing. There were no less than 12 warning signs across the front of the store advising criminals that, among other things, “someone besides Jesus is watching you, and neither that someone nor Jesus is going to be happy if you break the law.”

      There was at least one very good vantage point of their getaway car, including the license plate, which was not stolen, but registered in one of their names. The police tracked them down to one of their homes two days later, a Monday, because on Sunday, the day after their robbery, the police were hampered by too many car accidents to rush the investigation. They still pled “not guilty.”

    • 1 year ago
  • Leen61
    • +3
      Leen61  
    • This guy would've been perfect for Keith's "Dumbest Criminal" segment. The title of this story says it all. Not much to add.

    • 1 year ago
  • crash_text_dummy
  • Leen61
  • Milieu
  • figgdimension
  • Rebecca_Phillips
  • figgdimension
  • dudefromtherock
  • Thargor19
    • +1
      Thargor19  
    • dudefromtherock:

      health wise sure, but i love my whiskey and i love my gin but to say i love my coke is a god darn sin. its safer than alcohol in moderation (and since its so damned expensive only idols can afford the addiction) and much more pleasurable, the cop was out of line, all that paper work for a small amount of yay?

    • 1 year ago
  • Itsbatman_Durr
  • bailey78
  • Itsbatman_Durr
  • bailey78
  • slippyt
  • bailey78
    • +1
      bailey78  
    • Now see that depends on if He bought a $40.00 bag or if He was buying it by weight. You have to know what and how you are buying the product before being mad. He could be selling a baggy for fourty bucks or you can get a teener for sixty. Not that I know anything about the drug trade. But i hear things ya know?

    • 1 year ago
  • dudefromtherock
  • bailey78
  • floydyboy
  • bailey78
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