Cops Shut Down Couple’s Wedding 10 Minutes Into Reception
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- čas přidán 8. 02. 2024
- An Arizona couple’s dream wedding quickly turned into a nightmare. Holliann Tran chose what she thought was the perfect wedding venue. She was married at Wranglers Roost, a desert oasis 40 miles outside of Phoenix, Arizona. Ten minutes into her wedding reception, law enforcement showed up and told the stunned bride to shut the party down due to a noise complaint. Tran did not know there was a cease and desist order on the property, meaning no large events were allowed.
She deserves a full refund, perhaps she could even sue them out of business. Her father would be smart to get in contact with an attorney.
Exactly
hopefully she gets that and have the party again somewhere else.
Her father? Lol she’s married now. That responsibility no longer falls on him. It’s her husbands responsibility.
It would be whoever paid for the venue. What is it you find so funny... them getting scammed by the venue or the nasty neighbor calling the cops to whine? What kind of crabazz calls to complain, someone bitter & jealous of another's happiness? Takes a real idjit or someone very immature to think it was amusing. @@EveretteMoon
She needs to sue whoever made that gown... LOL
They should sue the locations owner. That's ridiculous
Yes if your not zone and you lie about it. Yea I'd sue too
Not necessarily the owners but the ppl who took her money and booked the event.
Also whoever created that dress lmao 🤣 that was horrible for a wedding
@@tarae5380 Well you do bring up a point there.
@@damien1781 That's the real crime here
So they took her money knowing they weren’t allowed to have her event there? If she didn’t get a full refund, she needs to sue.
The Venue "Owner" should be brought up on Criminal Fraud Charges.
At least the cops apologized for shutting down the reception, and it was due to a simple oversight.
Yea, the oversight doesn’t sound simple, the venue had no legal right to rent it out to her, which is why it was shut down. The venue is in some sort of legal trouble.
The cops were nice, didn’t want to end it but had no choice
It wasn’t an oversight. It was fraud. The owner of the venue knew he/she wasn’t allowed to rent it out for events but did it anyway to make the money and just hoped they wouldn’t get caught. Well they did and this bride paid the price. I hope she sues for a lot. Enough to pay for a new wedding reception.
Yeah, it looked like they really didn't want to shut it down
They weren't sorry lol, they forced them to shut it down and ruin their wedding anyways. That is not being sorry.
I don’t think the police should be blamed or criticized for this. The officer even apologized and was just simply doing his job
You can tell he felt terrible for this, but his hands were tied.
It's definitely not the cops fault! That venue needs to be sued!
This is the same logic the guards at Auschwitz’s used
"Simply doing his job." Yeah, of course.
It was 8 ??? They could have allowed her a couple of hours.
The police were very polite and professional. I definitely would sue the company. That is so sad.
Dad was comforting his daughter, while the new husband just stares at the wall.
He was too focused on puffing his vape pen.
The thing is that the groom's wedding experience was ruined too. No one comforted him as he was being told the same disappointing news as the bride. Why is he being attacked for taking the news quietly? It's his wedding too!
@@Antimony-em9hd because he obviously couldn't care less.
He is just after AMWF
@@Antimony-em9hdbecause of wuhan virus
I hope they can file some sort of lawsuit against the people who took her money and ruined her plans/ celebration.
Darn right. They better. There was a cease and desister order on the venue. I feel like that's something important that should be mentioned during the planning.
Yes they can, and they should. And LongShot is right -- the existence of a Cease and Desist order is a material fact that should've been disclosed to the wedding couple before they booked the venue.
@@Milesco Yep
@@LongShot1225 Yep
@@LongShot1225company clearly committed fraud and lied about the venue being up and running. Wouldnt be surprised if the venues owners arent even in the country anymore. Probably grabbed a quick 10k and dipped
Hope they'll sue the location's owner... They did them dirty
Police always make things better
@@matthewm9261 they didn't make it better
@@moges12345well what you except them to do? They don't own the property if the property owner says they need to go they have to tell them to leave
@@TypicalBlox the property owner is not the police
@@moges12345 that's why I said "they don't own the property" so they have to follow the property owners request
You're expected to cry on your wedding day. But not for this reason. That's terrible. 😬
Those cops were amazing. They were so sweet. I hope the family sues the venue❤
She should sue the venue owner for their failure to disclose the “cease and desist” on the property.
Absolutely. A cease and desist order is something that’s VITAL to inform your renters of. Owners probably just wanted to make money and hope nothing happened 🙄
I'm guessing they doesn't have any money which is why the ciest and desist order was placed in the first place.
That would be like a scammer telling you in advance that you're being scammed. But please sign on the dotted line. Duh!!
I certainly would. And demand reimbursement.
I agree.
Those cops were great tho. They apologized for something that wasn't their fault
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Great? They should have ignored it.
How were they great? We’ve seen cops at times not do things, they could’ve just ignored this
@NameSpaceVoid ignore it? You do realize that's there job there doing right? 😂
@@scotthearts9634 by reading the room and telling them to keep it down and leaving. There is the "letter of the law" and the "spirit of the law" and cops and courts exercise both
Whoever she paid to have her reception she should sue them. You can tell that the cops really didn't want to do that to them on their wedding day but they were just doing their job.
That is so horrible! I'm glad the cops were sympathetic and shame on the person who took the bride's money for that venue.
I’d say sue the property owner for not making them aware of this fact
If they didn’t then they could definitely sue but they probably signed some piece of paper that mentioned the noise thing and didn’t read it if I had to guess so I don’t think they can sue
@@__Aiden__ maybe
@@__Aiden__that doesn’t cover the cease-and-desist and invalidity of the venue. The couple was clearly unaware of this and only found out because of the noise complaint
@@meeldowns41682 yeah but that’s their fault if the owners already mentioned it
@@meeldowns41682 dude not that hard to pay attention read what I said
Why were they even allowed to have the reception there if it was a cease and desist location? How awful. At least the cops were decent and professional to apologize since they’re only doing their job. But I’d love to know who enter them the venue in the first place and who called the cops on them for the “noise complaints”.
The site owners committed fraud. They probably had no liquor license either
You understand that a cease and desist order is not a physical or tangible thing, right? The owners just ignored the order and rented out the space anyways.
They werent allowed...that's the point. Someone took the money and ran
@@jtomyhope575The court’s ruling is recorded and delivered in writing, so it IS a physical thing. Noise is energy transmitted through air; that’s physical, too.
@@ricksonora6656 it can't physically keep people from entering buildings bro 😂
Girrllll I would be suing everything out of that venue. They HAD to know that they couldn’t host a party there.
Years ago my wife and I went through something similar. In our case it was the food catering company. They took half of our money and then never answer the phone again. We called a local TV station and they went after these guys. The same week they declared bankruptcy and close the business. We had just gotten out of college and were as poor as you can imagine. So that was a big blow for us, even though we were not making a huge party. It was only my and her immediate family because we just could not afford anything else. Thankfully that happened before the wedding day and we found someone who did it almost at cost.
The cop sounds so nice and sorry for her. He's not to blame. The owners knew they weren't allowed to rent it out for things like this and did it ànyway.
Nah. A nice cop doesn't shut down the party.
@@TheMotherofTacos it's called a job, girl...
@@TheMotherofTacosagreed, allow the party to continue and cite the venue for violating the order. This is not a criminal matter and all they did is further victimize the couple
@porthosduvallon5301 it's not the cop's decision. He's following the law and doing his job. If he had let them stay, he could have lost his job and pension.
@@porthosduvallon5301 You don't know how a job works, do you?
The bride (and groom) can (and should) sue the venue for breach of contract and fraud. The fraud claim can get them compensation for emotional distress and even punitive damages.
Yes, maybe the bride can sue for damages and then have another reception in the future for the same group of family and friends.
In the same venue, as payback for booting them in the first place
@@lennydickson8845 Why would having the second ceremony in the same venue be "payback" for booting them? It would be the exact opposite -- the venue would get paid for hosting the event. The best way to "punish" them would be to take your business elsewhere.
@@lennydickson8845 Why would they want to have second reception at the same place that screwed them over? Your lack of logic is astounding.
But it wasn’t the venue that committed the fraud. It was the police. They had no right to just make up laws. C&D’s can’t be put on properties only on people.
Even if one was on the owner it would be questionable since it would impinge on his right to make a living and wouldn’t apply at all on the renters
I love how the officer instead of being professional immediately after letting them know unfortunately that’s not how it works this time he then immediately apologized and talked about how he did not like doing this at all
That’s because they had had to go to that location over and over. The owner had a practice of doing this and refused to stop. The police feel bad because they know that the couple was defrauded
I would say him apologising is him being professional. Being compassionate is part of the job when you deal with such sensitive matters.
Sheriff's office has received over 61 complaints about the property being used for illegally hosting events since July 2021 and has been fined over $70,000. This couple married in 2022 received a PARTIAL REFUND.
The only one to blame here is the venue.
Those newlyweds never knew this place wasn't allowed to have large events.
The people that operate that venue just got greedy and it tarnished what should've been a wonderful moment in this family's history.
She need to tell the world the location of the place so everyone can avoid the scam
Phoenix
100% venues fault. How do you NOT tell them this??
Much respect to the Officers for their kindness and understanding during that situation. They apologized and it wasn’t even their fault.
I feel bad for the bride. Jeez
Why? She cares more about the event than the marriage itself. This is why marriages don't last now.
@awakenedsystems bruh wouldnt you also be devastated if the event you and your partner planed for years and waited paid hundreds of dollars for that event to just get ruined?
@@user-ix5ff3de8b
This is so silly a comment. NO sign from above. Just a bad venue problem. Silly you.
@@akiar_kagi6637 Your comment shows sympathy and sensitivity for the unfortunate bride and groom. You have a good heart.
the bride went to her father for comfort and left her brand new husband hanging like a spare part 🤔 poor guy
She should definitely sue the company that rented this place to her. It should've been disclosed to her and given her the option of whether she still wanted to rent it or not.
She should sue the venue. There's absolutely no way they didn't know that they couldn't do big events. Like a wedding. But they still told her that it was fine and took her money
Sue the venue and have a huge party if they pay up. They misled the couple and obviously lied about the venue being fine for their reception. That is deceit, misrepresentation and out right lying.
OMG that's so sad. I'm a newlywed so I can only imagine her pain. I hope she can get a full refund and have another gathering with all of her friends & family
I don’t think so , once they spend all that money it’s all gone. They should just have a happy life together, it does suck that they had to go through that.
@@FabrisioUnleashed Very true unless the guests decide to make it a family reunion type of function and bring food. Of course that would be out of the norm but at least they can all party afterwards.☺️ Unrealistic and my wishful thinking 😂
I would look into suing the venue owners for not disclosing that the venue had a cease and desist order on it. I’m sure their wedding wasn’t cheap, so I’m sure she’ll be able to make a good case and get her money back, and more.
She has a good case. The question is whether she can collect on it (or if they spent it already).
yeah, hopefully she didn’t sign some lengthy contract beforehand that maybe she didn’t fully read.
Sue the venue for a refund and emotional distress. That is deplorable. They KNEW they couldn't have a party there and still sold their services.
it was weird hearing cops treat people like human beings. great job deescalating.
You watch too much CNN watch some real cop footage that isn’t just biased. Plenty of channels on CZcams of cops going above and beyond for citizens
The groom standing there just vaping lol.
Yeah, looks like he rather be somewhere else 🤣
He prolly the one that called. 😂
@@johnnypr-nyc8851😂😂😂😂 oh goodness that’s hilarious
@@johnnypr-nyc8851
👏🤣
He probably the one that arranged the location and his buddy is probably the one who sold the site to him at a great price
Oh. I feel so bad for them. Even the father was hurt seeing his daughter cry. :(
Love how the new husband was too busy vaping to comfort his wife.
You threw a wedding party inside a local neighborhood. what did you expect to happen?
They should get a refund and more, otherwise sue the place
This should be a consideration for all brides when planning a wedding--get as much info on your venues as possible. I know planning a wedding is stressful and hectic, so enlist as much help from your maid of honor and even some of the other bridesmaids to research vendors for you. If you can afford it, get a wedding planner to help you get your wedding day to run smoothly.
That has nothing to do with C&D orders though. There is no public database for Cease and desist orders.
@@sarahko1014true but this had been in the local news already. Just a quick visit should have raised some red flags. Like where is everyone going to park? Why does this look like it’s zoned for residential.
The title kind of insinuates that the cops were the bad people but actually their hands were tied. it was the people who rented out the venue that were the bad people
The groom is taking a smoke break during this.
"It be's like that sometimes."
The groom looks like a sore loser. He isn't packing down there either. She will be leaving him within a year.
@@DIDDY40869you would be the authority on the subject😂
@@raphaellyons8611 🤣🤣😆
Probably stressed over this.
I'd sue whoever rented the venue out. They knew they weren't supposed to have any events there, yet they did it anyway, and they charged them for it.
Sue the property owner and make them pay for a new reception.
She should be given a full refund plus damages. That's unacceptable.
Someone clearly needs to be fired over this
How do you fire the owner of the house?😂
@@corstang3312 Revoke it from them
Can't fire the Karen that called it in but could you imagine what would happen if they had filed a freedom of information act then named the jerk that called the cops on their wedding. Homeowner should apologize and thank them for not returning pettiness with pettiness.
It sucks, however, I must give full credit to the officer for being super respectful and caring!
I expect the scumbag venue has done this many many many times before and after the cease and desist and the officers have lots of experience dealing with giving people the bad news and probably hate the fact there isn;t a thing they can do that they haven't already done to the venue by giving him a piece of paper and telling he you can't do that!
We had something like that happen near me. If you've got homes next door to the venue, you 100% need to do your due diligence.
The one who call for that 'noise complain' is the same person that took her money… that is absolutely twisted.
Sue, win, throw a bigger party! ❤❤
Lots of comments about the noise complaint but it’s actually the cease & desist order that is the issue.
They need to sue the owner for not telling them.
this is so beyond a refund. a refund and money for a new ceremony and reception AND PAIN AND SUFFERING
The venue owners rented it knowing the order was in place. Refund + Reception costs + Emotional Damage
+ punitive damages ‼️
The cops didn't show up because of the noise. They came to stop the Macarena - or join in.
Well played. Level up
The Macarena is an assault on eardrums. It should be abolished.
Macarena gone wrong😂😂😂😂
😂
That poor police officer felt so bad about having to shut the reception down. You could hear it in his voice.
This venue should have never agreed to this knowing full well that they werent allowed to have parties at their location. Absolutely warrants a refund. How awful
Why did i assume the husband was wanted or smth, thats why the cops showed up
I expected a bigamist story 😅
Well, that's what happened in 'Promising Young Woman'...
Sexism.
I would turn the people who rented her the place every which way but loose with my lawyers. Im sorry that happened, you looked gorgeous!
This needs to go the court of Judge Judy- Can’t believe any venue owner would be this dishonest when they know it’s for a wedding + reception. My heart goes out to this bride & groom
At least the officers were compassionate. You could tell he genuinely felt bad. I hope they sue the property owners for this. They have to be held responsible
😆 you could?
They did her so dirty oml
Authorities should have formally asked what future bookings the place had when put on cease and desit order. Require to be copied into emails notifying customers of cancellation.
Dang what a bummer! I would’ve cried too. The owners should be held accountable!
Poor baby!! But don’t worry mama, you can have another reception AND MAKE IT BIG AND LOUD!!! 🎶🎤💃🕺
Its either a full refund or a lawsuit against the organizer
Don't blame the cops for this, blame the people who tricked them into using this venue knowing the bride and groom would get in trouble.
Yeh, the cops actually seemed pretty nice and apologetic about this, the owner however is a big fat SOB POS for tricking them into this scam. I hope this couple sues the property owner to oblivion.
Regardless if it was before or after the C&D was ordered. The owner should've contact the Bride and Groom that they could not server them.
Basically any contract that was sign or agreed too was invalid.
Her: Everyone was just shocked :(. Interviewer: You were doing the Macarena? 🤨😒😏
Well this is one wedding that will definitely be remembered for all
As terrible as this is why make the cops look like the bad guys based on the title and the way you word this story instead of addressing who was really at fault
Exactly, and even the cops felt terrible for this couple, you can hear it in their voices. The real culprit is the owner SOB who allowed the wedding to happen despite the order to not have large gatherings on this property. This couple is entitled to a huge monetary compensation from this property, and I hope they sue this property for millions and hold this culprit accountable for their suffering. But as you and others already stated, in no way was this the officers' fault, they were just doing their jobs.
So heartbreaking. Hugs to her and her husband. 😢
That poor officer, what a sweetheart and what a crappy part of his job.
“I called the police for my ‘beauty sleep’” is probably what whoever called said. Why do people do this type of stuff? If it happened to them, they’d be furious, I bet.
Blame the cops
One time during my older sister birhday party we have a DJ and none of our neghbor care, my dad went to every house and told them. But this one person called the cop cause the music was loud
@@ericlazenby5984 Yes blame the people enforcing the law.
@@ericlazenby5984if the cops let it go then the location will continue to host parties.
that property has a cease and desist order on it then it means its a property that has had numerous complaints about it before. Whatever goes on at that property is irrelevant for the neighbours if there is loud noise coming from there on a frequent basis almost every night to the point a cease and desist order was needed I fully side with the person complaining/neighbours at the same time it isnt the brides fault at all. The owner of the property should not have allowed the wedding to be held there if it had a cease and desist order on it period
The fault lies with the venue owners. They knowingly rented it out under false pretensions. The renting party should be reimbursed with an added sum for damages incurred.
I would talk to a lawyer. That's not right. I wish the best for this couple. ❤❤
Compliments to how the Officer addressed the situation 👏🏾🙏🏽✌🏽💪🏾. I was really sad for the couple
That poor bride 😞
Who the hell snitched on them?
Likely the neighbor who couldn't stand hearing Macarena 🎶
The groom
@@Vendemiair Or who had a child they were trying to get to sleep.
Someone miserable who likes to share their misery..
Cudos to the officer for apology of having to shut it down and how he did not enjoy having to do it.. I would sue the people that said she could do it knowing they couldn't..
Cops were cool and genuine. Sue those people that rented it to you 😕
She should have been informed when renting it out for the wedding, therefore it was illegally disclosed. She has the right to sue and would win it court.
Title should be Party Venue Scams Bride. Law enforcement had nothing to do with her ruined reception, they were just doing their jobs.
If she was able to communicate with the owner of this property, then she should be able to sue and get her money back for the wedding. She should have been informed that no big events could be held on that property.
I remembered when the police showed up at my first sister’s wedding, but that was because a neighbor had called the police. The wedding wasn’t stopped though. Everything turned out to be alright.
The police were really good about it.
The facility needs to refund all the money.
Any additional catering costs should be paid by the facility as well.
So sorry for the bride and groom. Hopefully they can plan another reception in the future.
I can't believe something like that could happen. No one should cry at their own wedding. Even the police feel ashamed. 😡
I'm surprised this wasn't discussed when looking at venues. Total negligence on the land owner's end
They knowingly defrauded her. This owner had been doing this for years. It was fraud not negligence
The police officer sounds so sad, telling her to stop her wedding.
The owner/manager of that place is liable for fraud. That said, it's quite an exaggeration for her to say that this event is something she looked forward to during her entire life.
i hope she gets the party she wants! she seems like such a sweet person
Hopefully soon become a millionaire after suing these owners for negligence.
Kicked out for doing the macarena 😂
Even the news person doing the interview was like “the macarena, really?”
Imagine if they got around to Mambo No 5.? 🤣✌
You know that cop still feels terrible about that. I really feel bad for him BUT nowhere near as bad as I feel for the brand new family that was created that day
im so sorry for her! the sincerity in the cops voice wouidve broken me further!
The bride and groom need to sue that location for not telling them about the “cease and desist” order about large gatherings at that location. That’s horrible.
Note to all future wedding parties...check to see if the location is legal. I feel for them.
Good note
Most definitely not the cops fault. You can tell in his voice how bad he feels about this. The business needs to be shut down cause how the hell did you let that go ahead KNOWING you had a cease and desist! I hope they can sue the owner of the business 💔
I am sure the owners deliberately stole her money. They did this with full knowledge it would be shut down. She won't see a dime for her destroyed special day unless she sues for it and may never get it then. Can't get blood out of a criminal turnip. I feel so badly for her and really for the cops too. You know that was a crappy day for them. I do hope the owners have something to sue for. Like that property. I wish her and her husband all the happiness life can bring. They do have a story to tell the kids.
If I was the cop I’d feel awful to be the bearer of bad news to a bride on her wedding day. U can tell he feels really bad.