Judge Stevens Is PISSED After WILD OUTBURST Rocks The Courtroom!
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If only dad had that same rage for his son’s crimes.
Yes indeed.
That father was so angry but maybe his child shouldn’t have been stealing someone’s car.
Exactly … consequences for his actions, go figure!
THE ONLY PERSON THIS DAD SHOULD BE ANGRY AT HIS HIMSELF FOR BEING A WORTHLESS DEAD BEAT FATHER WITH NO CONCERN ABOUT HIS SON'S FUTURE !! NOW HIS SON HAS NO FUTURE
@@danisch7731 We cannot be certain of that. While it is possible that he never raised his son properly, it is also possible that he did, and his son chose a different path in his short life.
I agree if the father raised his child the right way he wouldn't take another man's property. Crazy world we live in.
@@mrzoltanonwinter2218 People who are raised properly don't resort to criminality, period.
I feel for the Dad, but that "17 yr old child" was out stealing cars at 10:00 in the morning! Why wasn't he in school? Why wasn't he taught better at home? Play stupid games, sometimes you win stupid prizes.
Why do you assume he or she was not taught not to steal things. How do people write such things. I have never not us there ever a home in which stealing is encouraged or taught to be right. Please stop with this nonsense. Has it ever occured tomyounthat children can be wilful and don't listen to instructions or injunctions from parents
@haroldwilson8081 You're being ridiculous. Yes, sometimes children (17) are willful, but these days, parents seem to be way too busy satisfying their own needs, instead of raising their children. After hearing the language the father used in court, I'd place him in the former, not the later!
@@haroldwilson8081have you led a very sheltered life? Have you never been to, or heard of "the projects", or heard of gang life /the mob? Yes, there are multiple instances of crime bring taught in the family.
@@haroldwilson8081ayo wat?
Kids aren't being given values to get into gangs you must steal cars and gangs are the replacement for families. Gangs have rules. Families Don't give out rules. Gangs have dress codes families can't expect children to dress with modesty and professionalism. 19:24
Judge Steven doesn't put up with any nonsense.
I like this Judge: He is straight to the point.
A Wise Judge!
Who knew that stealing cars could be hazardous to your health? Hmmm
Well there is always that time you steal the wrongs persons car .... simple answer .. don't go stealing cars.
😂😂😂
Let him out and give him a pat on the back. STOP STEALING WHAT WE WORK HARD FOR!
The fact that the officer is on his phone in open court is Crazy! Where is Mr Allen
Probably still in Michigan.
With Judge Simpson.
@@mando686 And he was promoted to 2 stripes!
The older court officers in this court scare me! A Mr. Allen is needed.
Reminds me of my daughter her head in the phone 😅😅😅
Father of the victim needs to remember what his beloved son was doing at the time of his death.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes, law be damned.
Now we know who the role model was for this young car thief.
If the 17yo wasn't committing crimes, he'd still be alive. He put himself in that situation.
That is true, but the law places limits on use of lethal force in protection of property.
The trial will determine whether those limits were exceeded and, if so, the penalty to be levied.
You and I don't have to like it, but we do have to live with it, and ensure that our actions lie within the constraints of the law.
@@warpedweirdo Two words in answer to your statement, and these are completely disregarding _anything_ the officers did.
Qualified. Immunity.
There will be no justice for anyone until that and Civil Asset Forfeiture are gone. Until then, they abuse their power and then are told it's perfectly okay. Over and over and over again. If you don't believe me, just look up "abuse of qualified immunity" and start reading. You'll get the idea pretty quickly.
@@AsmodeusMictian The prison guard wasn't engaged in official duties when he shot the person who stole his car; he therefore isn't covered by qualified immunity.
I once had a co-worker who's husband was a prison guard. They got into a heated argument and he shot her. Killed her. He went to prison for a while.
Yeah, qualified immunity is a problem.
So is civil asset forfeiture.
But neither of these apply to this case.
Teenagers can steal 13 cars in Florida before they can be arrested that needs to be changed
Oooh boy. My father used to work for TDCJ in Huntsville. The last place a former corrections officer wants to go is prison.
To quote one of my fave sci-fi authors: 'payback is a b*tch and she just had puppies'
He'll be in protective custody. He'll be fine.
@@andrewgjennings Do not bet on it!
Consequences can be rough. Dude made the mistake of grabbing that shot gun after he was no longer in danger. Temper temper!
Yea, bad shoot. Crazy thing is if he had not gotten that shotgun he probably would have been released. This is Texas.
I’m willing to bet the father is a convicted felon.
Absolutely agree with Judge Stevens.
I think the judge went too far in rendering his ruling on the bond and was showing predeceased. The defendant should be asking for a jury trial especially if it's in this judge's court. The guy is guilty but the judge has tipped his hand.
@@rogersoucy8165 I absolutely agree! He didn't just allude to the defendant's guilt, he outright declared him guilty right then and there!
@@rogersoucy8165
I'm glad I read a few... I like Judge Stevens, but he never used the word 'allegedly' once during his breakdown of the ALLEGATIONS... That was piss poor..
I guess he shouldn't have tried to steal that guys car. Dude wasn't playin'.
Back when I was 16, in 1978, our paperboy stole one of our cars. We only found out who it was when he came with his pissed off and embarrassed father to return the car, the keys, with a full tank of gas, and an apology. He never returned to be our paperboy.
Unfortunately, it's far and few between for parents to properly teach their Children right from wrong and morals!!
Kudos to the father , hopefully the paperboy learned a valuable lesson that day
Back around 1968, my brother who was 8 years old and with 2 friends...they each stole an apple from a local small town grocer. The grocer recognized the boys and called the fathers. My dad rarely spanked, and never more than 5 swats with a belt. He also never left welts or bruises...but he made sure we felt it.
My brother when asked, confessed to the crime, took his spanking, then he had to walk with my dad to the grocery store to apologize to the owner. He had to tell the owner he was spanked and was grounded for 2 weeks and had extra chores to do.
He also had to pay dad back for the apple...money that he had to work off that didn't count with the already extra chores he was doing for punishment.
That apple probably cost 8 to 10 cents...but my brother learned there is a cost and there is a price and he paid a heavy price for that apple LOL
Before it all went to “ship.” Downright rare for that happen today.
@@StormyPeak I was a kid back then too and that's how it was for most of us kids. This world now is heading for major destruction with these new generations of kids who think everything is owed to them and everyone is a winner.
Sounds like just a sad story all around. And while I can certainly understand why the father reacted the way he did, he's not helping anyone with a reaction like that.
I honestly don't think he could help himself. I can't even imagine...
@@Cannabidragon Probably not. But now he's going to most likely land himself in legal hot water..
@@lafeelabriel his son's mother had custody him is my understanding. Even the father loved his son. Is sad, but the son eventually payed for his crime (ctimes) history in drastic ways. Why wasn't the mother in the courtroom?
He was Corrections officer??
Well, he certainly corrected that kids behaviour..
Is that how your kids Behavior should be corrected
maybe if he had taught his boy not to steal
How dare you make a common sense statement 😤 😮😮😮
You'd think that wouldn't be something you need to teach 🤔 That's more a learned behavior.
@@danij5055Pops sure sounds like he needs to be in jail!
Hey when you are one of your family gets Blown Away you won't have nothing to complain about rightf or a similar type of mistake you won't have nothing to complain about right?
@@artjohnLagas-gk6mg What? 🤔
I mean he woulda been ok had he not went back out to the car with a shot gun now he’s goin to prison
Agreed. That part is straight murder.
Someone steals your car at 1 in the morning and you just assume he's unarmed?
If theirs some theif in my vehicle im grabbing superior fire power before approaching as well.@rhanBo
@@rhanBo It depends. Google Shedrick Bables. This guy may actually have a shot at acquittal under Texas law.
@@rhanBo There's no such thing as straight murder
You have to remember this took place in Texas. The only state in the country where it's legal to use deadly force to defend against property crimes. According to Texas law there is actually nothing illegal about what this guy did. But there is always a chance the prosecution will convince a jury to ignore the law and render a verdict based on emotion.
Sounds to me that the car thief got exactly what he had coming to him. He won't be stealing g your car or mine.
The man was just protecting his property. The thief won’t steal any more cars
ok yeah, that makes sense. I guess we should let this guy go. Idiot.
So the victim in the case was 17? Why was he stealing a car at 17? Is that his father yelling about the death of his son who was out stealing cars? Great leadership.
The victim was a kid. Judge Stevens could've gone mad if it was any other circumstance.😊
I was thinking the father probably feels guilty.
Wow
How compassionate
Play adult games...
@@pamelamorrison4086 you want us to show compassion for a car thief? Wake up to yourself enabler😂
Judge Stevens is pissed 😮
It says that in the title 🙃
He always is
@@yakk13 exactly! 😂 I barely watch him, because all his cases are so long and drawn out... He's exhausting
Defense attorney: mumble, mumble, mumble, mumble, pass the witness. The state: clear as day.
I thought it was me going deaf cause I didn't understand a thing he said glad it wasn't me
@@VivaciousOM it’s just because you’re old
@@user-ie2hp9sl2o you are bot 12446
I couldn't hear them either!
@@jenniferthacker4231 you’re a fool then
No sympathy for thieves
I was in the Hospital & the time ???
I just searched this guy, Daryae Johnson, and found that when he was in middle school, he participated in an anti-violence program called "Do the Write Thing." There's a story from the Beaumont newspaper about it. Kid looked so happy and hopeful. It's pretty depressing, really.
Middle school? At 17? Geezzzz… sounds like a real scholar
Just goes to show that sometimes, people are given opportunities to succeed, but they actively choose to fail.
@@Delatta1961Where in the article from 2011 does it say Daryae Johnson was 17?
@@Delatta1961 ''When''!
ParticipatED'' !
I haven't read the article, but it's quite obvious from the comment, that it happened, not that it's happening now.
I'm not commenting on the veracity of the information.
@@Delatta1961That's not what he said. OP said he was in a program when he was in middle school. He didn't say anything about the boy being 17 in middle school. So, obviously, the article would be several years old. 🙄
Nobody on trial for murder should ever have a bond
The judge handled this perfectly in my view. Additionally, it may be to the defendant's benefit that he's not out on the street given how upset the (as I understood it the victim's) father was.
The government has no duty to provide any degree of safety to the public. You're the type of loser that believes rights are non existent.
The judge is ASSUMING the death of the alleged car thief was due to the subsequent shot gun blasts. The defense attorney stated there were 18 9mm casings found (fired during the car theft). Who is to say the victim was even alive by the time the shot gun was fired? Perhaps it may be argued the shot gun firings were only ‘abuse of corpse’ or some lesser charge like that?
Yes, that sounds like exactly what's going to be at issue at trial. Hopefully (for the defendant), the coroner and expert witnesses will say that the "victim" sustained fatal injuries from the handgun.
“You see, esteemed members of the jury, as my client works daily with dangerous criminals and knows that when cornered they often lash out even more violently despite no real chance of escape, and having expended all of the rounds in his handgun, he believed it prudent to retrieve another weapon before approaching the vehicle to hold the suspect for police. Unfortunately, as he approached after arming himself with the shotgun, the gentleman in the drivers seat suddenly yelled a threat and made a sudden reaching movement towards his waistband, and fearing for his life, my client further defended himself.”
When keeping it real goes wrong
"Naw, F*@k that! I don't like people playin' on my car!"
Now you know why the kid is in trouble
I'm struggling to see what this man did wrong.
Do you have some kind of brain damage
Not a very good father . He raised a theif .
Can say the same thing about your father ;he raised someone with no compassion or understanding;
The perp always get treated better than the victim!!!
Makes me sick
The judge is only having a hearing to determine if bail is appropriate. The facts of the case have to be determined at trial. Bail is to make sure defendants show up for proceedings, and are they a treat to the public. But I think the judge made the correct decision
🎉Finally, a comment from someone who understands this part of the legal processes. Thank you very much. I watch these types of videos to learn, not to gawk at and condemn people. Who, for the most part, "There but for the grace of God, go I". 🧓
Probably shouldn’t have been charged, that’s the problem
I don't think he made the right decision. He is treating all "violence" equally. yes the defendant is alleged to have gone back for a shotgun and seems to have gone out intentionally to kill the guy for revenge which would clearly be a crime but it doesn't point to him being a threat to the public. He killed someone who had just violently victimized him (yes carjacking is violent). Imagine if a women was sexually assaulted and reached for a knife and critically injured her attacker and then went inside and got a gun and came back out and shot him in the head. It would be a crime but no one would think she is a threat to the public.
A 17 yr old isn’t a child. Children should be taught to not steal. Consequences happen when you steal. The person who shot him was protecting his property but didn’t have the right to go back inside his house to get another gun. Wrong on both sides but had the person not stole the gun no death would have happened.
I like Judge Stevens always has words of wisdom 👏
Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree !
Overkill should have called the police
The dad sounds like he would DEFINITELY do the same thing if someone stole his car.🤷🏾♀️
Good lord someone get Judge Stevens some thimblettes to help him turn pages without having to lick his fingers so much!
Victims father knows he failed to teach his son the difference between right and wrong and is trying to make amends now by showing some care way too late.
there was a time when the people had a right to protect their property
They guy was protecting hus property .WTF .
Don't complain when you get treated the same way Jesse
Well done, your Honor!
keep the bond where its at.
No way....over a car?....Should be no bond.
Im confused someone help me the guy stealing the car was the one shot right and that father was mad cause his son was shot and killed?
Daddy probably mad because Sonny didn’t bring home the car. He had someone waiting to get it into Mexico.
@@sandrablosser9888
Did not bring a Sony. Not even a Sankyo.
The judge looks like Jonathan Harris (a.k.a "Dr. Smith" from "Lost in Space'".
So his son was the perfect little angel that didn't do anything wrong? by the sounds of the father I understand why his son did what he did. Feel sorry for the guy all he wanted to do was go to work where he probably has to deal with people like the father every day .. So unfair .......
@6:30 , get that man one of those little sponges so he doesn’t have to lick his fingers to flip pages all the time lol
That defense attorney did his job did you see how he kept his client from turning around and looking at that father? I love how the judge immediately handled the situation....
What I find fascinating about shows like this is watching the body language of people. Not that it reveals earth-shattering secrets, but it's a great way to see examples of behavior and attitude that always seem to be consistent.....over and over...and over. It's remarkable! Some get more animated; more vocal; more agreeable; whatever, each seems almost to have emerged from some kind of mold with a programmed behavior and script to follow. It's a great way to study human behavior.
Agree with judge
The apple doesn't fall far from the family.
I got a hand it to the judge.He makes a lot of sense.He is right probably why he's sitting in that seat
Wow! Judges hand was shaking!!
I think the defense attorney is suggesting that the guy died from the small gun or the crash, the shotgun is moot because you can’t kill somebody who’s already dead. The trial should be interesting if the state doesn’t offer a tempting alternative that doesn’t include life without parole, he’s not a career criminal so might be inclined to accept a life, (which is normally 25 years) with the chance of parole.
100% NO do not lower bond!
He should be let go. He protested his property. And stop a thief. Good job.
So a hardworking public servant defended himself against a teenager with a gun and we’re calling him the “victim “?
Perhaps if the father did a better job at parenting his deceased son would have not placed him in this position. His behavior speaks volumes of the behavior of his son.
Why does it seems like more and more people have no control over their emotions?
We need to educate people about stoicism...pathetic. no wonder why his son reacted the way he did....🙄
I think everybody is brainwashed by reality TV.
It's not an education issue it is a cultural issue. NOT necessarily a race issue, but a systemic cultural issue, that no longer values life, law, respect of humans, respect of law, lack of impulse control, a cult of self, a cult of predation, a cult of a morality. Everyone is a law unto themselves. The US has essentially gone feral.
The purpose of a bond is to protect the community, protect the bondee or prevent the flight from prosecution by the accused. The judge is making bond predicated on the ALLEGED crime and that is beyond the scope of a bond hearing. Essentially the judge is commencing the defendant's punishment without a trial. If the defendant's attorney had any balls at all he'd object to the bond being decided based upon the accusations and not the 3 elements of a bond. I'd fire that attorney and immediately file an appeal of the judge's ruling based upon the fact that the judge used unlawful process and grounds for determining the bond.
Thank you for translating some of the discussion because the audio in the courtroom is poor.
Looks like somebody isn’t used to not getting his way.
Stand your ground law in Texas ? Yes or No ? Lower the bond
imo
Defense Attorney was spot on ...
How so??
No lower bond !!!
"Ok, what is your name sir?" "38,000"🤷♂️
Cars can be replaced if you have insurance in place as you should. Lives, however, once gone, are gone forever.
Exactly,,, you can replace a car you cannot replace a life...we make mistakes growing up that part of life but you can't take a life over a dam car!!!!
Not according to Buddhists and Hindus!
21:19 defendant rolls his eyes after hearing the judge say, he committed an execution.
Our very own Judge Stevens!
It was an honor to be in the jury pool in Judge Stevens Court.
Ive watched the first few minutes of this video and seen enough thanks. No mattter what this judge decides.. .the prisoner has a REALLY good chance for a mistrial as the JUDGE is NOT giving his full attention to what is being said at the very beginning. IF a Judge has things to be done.. .even just for a few minutes(Sidebar questions) then a short recess should be called(or go off the record)
If you had watched the first few minutes you'd know this is a bond reduction hearing, not a trial. You don't get a mistrial in a bond reduction hearing. The judge doesn't need to give "full attention", just enough attention, which he obviously does as he interrupts several times for clarification/further information.
@@unnamed_channel The man has been charged with a serious crime. Even if its just a bond hearing the Judge NEEDS to give his full attention to the matter at hand no matter how trivial it appears to us viewers. Point is, mistrials are made with this kind of activity by Judges all the time... and any GOOD defense lawyer can make a hellova case with it too? BTW, i watched this video from beginning to end 2x.(after only watching the beginning, and its kinda WEIRD i have to fully explain myself as it seems your trying to read between the lines somehow?) I was SHOCKED at the innatention of the Judge.
How do you know if the 17 yr old didn't have a gun too?
There was another person in the passenger seat who jumped out and ran away.
I wonder if they ever identified and charged him?
100 percent correct judgement
ABSOLUTELY!! BRAVO!! Thank you!!
Are any of these people awake??? Good grief.
NO !!!!!
No LOWERED Bond
A corrections officer should KNOW better. Keep the bond for sure.
I agree with the Judge
They were stealing his car.. that ain't murder. The prosecutor wanted a confession at the bail hearing wtf kind of court is this
I thought the same thing! Luckily the lawyer stopped him from talking.
The lawyer called the judge out and the lawyer said we are going to trial judge.
Dont and think yhis dude going make it in prison dead man walking
Won't be long before UA-cam is nothing but commercials!!!!!!!!!!!!
Replay Gang-Gang. Thanks for all you do Mickey
The way the defendant was acting in court was so disrespectful. He’s a little punk. He’s deff getting life
Why would a prosecutor ask questions that would allow a defendant to incriminate himself in a bond hearing?! Unprofessional!
Why is the court cop on his phone ? What a waste of tax dollars paying that guy to play on the phone instead of actually working!
How do you know he wasn’t conferring with the officers who took the punks dad into custody?
The furiously licking his fingers and turning the pages is too funny. 6:12
Not funny, disgusting.
He was a young child but that 17 yrs old was out stealing or car yeah he was food for thought 🤔🤔
We love this judge
That punk is a father? Poor kids.......
With a father like that it's not at all difficult to understand how the deceased came to be a criminal. His son got what was coming to him.
This is bullshit. 100K (10k Bond?) is still alot of $$$ The murder don't happen without the GTA. Plus he's a CO, no criminal history, family ties to the state, no flight risk especially with 100K on the line. I aint saying hes innocent,but let him bond out WITH CONDITIONS (GPS, Drug & Alcohol) and be with his family. Even if he's 100% guilty, he made a mistake, the first illegal one of his life so he deserves a little bit of a break ON BAIL. And let the courts decide his fate. Again, he would be CURRENTLY WORKING AS A CORRECTIONS OFFICER had someone not tried to steal his car.
Sometimes i love this judge but sometimes i feel like he don't know what he's doing cuz he's so set in his old fashioned ways.
How about No.
I don't understand why the defense attorney started laughing when the father of the deceased started screaming. I didn't see or hear anything funny at all! That was disgusting! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
Some people laugh (and this was really more toned down than a laugh) when they are nervous. What the father was saying is INCREDIBLY inappropriate outside of a courtroom. Inside of one? It's scary. You'll also notice the defense attorney blocked his client from the father. He didn't know what the man was capable of, yet he still protected his client.
Yeah, it's sad a seventeen year old is dead. Perhaps if that father raised him better, he wouldn't be out at 10:00 am stealing cars.
That's because you have the luxury of not knowing what he knows. That private Santiago's death while tragic, probably saved lives. His appearance and demeanor while grotesque to you probably saved lives. He has neither the time nor inclination to explain his methods to someone who sleeps under the blanket of justice he provides,and then questions the manner in which he provides it. He would rather you just say thank you and be on your way.
HOLD THEM Accountable at young age.WONT SEE THIS WHEN OLDER
Trump should see this judge
Judge needs one of those finger wetter devices... he can't stop licking his fingers to turn pages!😂
Is/ was that deputy and the far-right on his phone while these proceedings are taking place 😫
I agree with the Judge.