POST by YADER: Falsely Abused

Yader of Capital on the Edge

One day I saw a friend, and they asked me to trade $100 of their money into Cordobas (the National Currency of Nicaragua).

I went to a casino located close to where I was.

When I arrived at the casino, I went to the cash registers and asked an attendant if he could change the money for me. He responded by telling me that he was able to do the trade.

After a couple of moments, the man told me to "hang on a sec" because there was a problem with the money that he was changing for me. I waited patiently.

All of a sudden the police arrived and the man that was changing the money said to them that I wanted to rob him by giving him a false $100 bill.

However I did not know that it was a false bill and I explained to my authorities that the money was not mine, but the Pólice did not care to listen to me, and so they put me in hand cuffs and took me away.

I was very sad, because when I was in prison there were bad people there and they would hurt me significantly. After being beat up, I asked God to help me to get out of that horrible place.

The next day, a Póliceman came to me and said that I was free, and that I could go to my house. (HE FREES THE CAPTIVE!!!)

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This story was written by a Nicaraguan youth, and was voluntarily given to Capital on the Edge for publishing. The subject choice was his entirely. He has elected to write about his experiences for the glory of God and so that others may learn from his experiences. The translation of this work is performed voluntarily and not professionally, hence there may be some errors. Any decisive deviation from the text is in consultation with the author, and is done so to make clear the life events written about and to provide further information so that the story is more understandable. 

This story was translated by Lorenzy and edited by Jed.

Yader with his sister and aunt

   Experiencia de mi vida.

Un día me encontraba con un amigo al cual medio 100$ dolaré para ir a descambiarlo a córdobas de Nicaragua.

Y yo me fui para un casino que estaba cerca del lugar en el cual estaba yo.

Y cuando llegue al casino me dirigí así las personas que están en las cajas registradoras, y yo les dije a un hombre que si me podía cambiar el billete, y él me dijo que no había ningún problema.

Pero de repente el hombre me dijo que me esperara porque había un problema con el billete que estaba cambiando, y me dijo que me esperara.

Y de repente llego la policía y el hombre que me estaba cambiando el billete les dijo que el billete les dijo que yo le quería robar con un billete falso.

Pero yo no sabía que el billete era falso y yo les dije que el billete no era mío, pero a los policías no les importo y me pusieron la esposas y me llevaron detenido. Y yo estaba muy mal porque cuando estaba en la prisión había hombre muy malo y me estaban golpeando mucho.

Y después de estar muy golpeado pedí a Dios que me ayudara para poder salir de ese horrible lugar.

Y al día siguiente un policía llego y me dijo que estaba libre de cargo que me podía ir a mi casa ya.