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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2019
- Today we have a man who went thru a tragedy at a very young age from joining the Army and straight to a military prison for years..This is his true story on how his life changed at the drop of a dime..no one knows what life will throw at you but we must endure it and battle on! links to his social media below
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Props for getting childish gambino/Donald Glover...hah jk but this dude was mad chill man great interview I think he got f*cked on getting time for that.. accident...
It's private.
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Bro..did you boot me?
I was in the military. There's a lot of lack of sleep during training because you're woken up in the middle of night for guard duty every night but you cannot make up that time. It was common for me to hallucinate while driving due to this lack of sleep. They should've locked up the leadership for not setting up preventive measures.
Thank you brother
Facts man and I was a 88 M too
I was infantry man I would fall asleep while doing road marches your just in robo mood half the time.
Bro! I used to fall asleep driving a humvee on patrol in iraq! Shit can happen! Sorry to hear leadership let you fall brother! Stay positive. Stay focused.
Trust me, it had ALL to do w his rank. A full col in the army is essentially one step from the top of the ladder. If it had been a privates wife, it would have just been an accident, but because it was the wife of the brass, someone had to pay. Though ruining his life doesn't help anything or anyone, except the ego of that co.
@@smasher.338 Doesn't matter, he was responsible. You can spin it how you want, but the reality is someone died because of his negligence. Period.
I am sure he feels bad for it and he did his time, so he can get on with his life.
LeRoy Boxley he’s not spinning it, he’s just stating facts. Had dude been a higher rank his punishment probably wouldn’t be as much as it was. No one is saying he shouldn’t have been punished for his negligence.
@@BT_Spanky Not at all. Someone died due to the driver's irresponsibility, regardless of the rank of the driver the same punishment would have been given. Remember an adult a child are DEAD.
LeRoy Boxley he was 17 & sleep deprived stfu you clearly kno nothing abt the prison system if it was a homeless nigga not a charge wouldnt been filed its all about status
Even though someone died I still feel bad for this guy, he was completely overworked & exhausted!!! This guys heart seems to be in the right place!!!
I agree ... seams like a humble young kid. Must have been totally confused , in a split second . Carring a lot.
@Dis Johnson what’s your malfunction?
Higher ranked dudes threw him under the bus
Man I served a year after he joined. You can definitely tell them that you are tired. I remember when I was doing a similar training thing as him in a fuel truck. Saw a guy swerving off the road and blasted my horn to wake him up. I called in that the guy was sleeping and they swapped him out. You can't even drive home after doing a 24hr CQ shift because you are impaired. Yes you will get chewed out and in trouble but you won't risk injuring someone. I even had one of my friends fall asleep while driving one time in the field with me as his TC so I know it happens. Just switch out or refuse to drive
U feel bad for a guy that got 2 years for killing someone? Wtf. He hit the lotto
a 17y/o kid driving the truck, and no instructor with him -?? I feel like somebody else was at fault there. I mean, I get it, he was driving, but this isn't like civilian life, he didn't have a choice. As a civilian, of course he would be to blame, bc if you're that tired you absolutely shouldn't be behind the wheel. But that wasn't an option for him, and I feel like an experienced instructor would've been absolutely vital in a situation like that; meaning a situation where you're forcing a sleep deprived 17y/o to drive!! and then they sent the poor kid to prison at that young age.
...nah ...they were wrong for that.
Ernest Hamm definitely just a fucked situation all around
Yah I agree 💯
Ed bro get ur head out your ass, ur saying someone is weak minded but all up in these comments. Different ppl have different body’s & ppl’s mind can only take so much. Especially at 17. I don’t care if u respond, but get ur head out your ass and stop being a prick.
It was dude's fault, he knows it.
@@ed1658 Bruh you don't "decide" to take a nap while driving. He didn't have a choice and had to drive. Apparently you don't have much experience with sleep deprivation. It's easy to push past during physical activity but driving or other stationary activities you will drift in and out of sleep. It happens to the best, even special forces in training.
I feel what this dude was saying. Coming back from work I've fallen asleep 1 block away from my house, took out some dudes fence. I went up to him and made an arrangement to fix it for him as long as cops weren't involved. Was on probation and was tripping but by keeping my word it all worked out and I'm off papers now.
Your word is everything as a man. Salute
Nigga u lucked out so hard
Paul T good thing u kept your word. I rear ended somw old people. I didn’t want it to effect my cdl. I paid them off
That's the best way to handle it. Preferably don't have probation to begin with, but yeah, I accidentally destroyed some guy's mailbox when I was like 14 with a golf cart and I instantly pulled over, approached the front door, and was like "Hey. I just broke your mailbox." and he was like "Yeah, I saw you do it. I was gonna call the cops but then I saw you instantly walk up to the door, and now here we are." and then I offered to fix it and he even taught me a thing or two about carpentry at the same time.
That man was a stand up dude! Glad he was!
Why did they not have an instructor in his truck?!?! They shit on him! I was in the army for 4 1/2 years. I was a 92A and when I was in iraq I was a 88M in Iraq. He was in training, he a trainee and his drill Sargent should have had someone with him cause THEIR JOB. This is crazy and so sad. Poor guy.
@Dis Johnson u the dumb ass he said nobody was in there
@Dis Johnson man you special he said no instructor was in his truck or in the other mans that fell asleep in a different truck
He did say 2 separate trucks and instructor. I was also 88M
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RIP to the lady who passed away. So sorry this accident happened. But it’s so easy to fall asleep when sleep deprived. This happens to the best of people. This man sounds like a nice guy. I hope he can rise from this and move into better things in life. God bless you also brother!
I have little of a weird story. I was driving and fell asleep at the wheel when what I can only explain as an angel voice woke me up out of nowhere. It was a sound I cant recreate and it seemed like a language I couldn't understand but it woke me up. I dunno what I believe honestly, but it definitely has me thinking
adam burdt , definitely an Angel , you're blessed to be woken up, there are a lot of people who don't
Fred Roehl or it was just a dream... if it was definitely an angel they talk to me all the time
@@omgitsjoetime I'm generally skeptical. Like I said, I dunno what I believe. Yet it seemed so different than a dream. Emphasis on seemed. It seemed to come from outside my body where as dreams you wake up and immediately recognize it as such.
adam burdt I’m just fucking with this person saying it “definitely” was an angel. Like I’ve been in countless incidents where I could claim divine intervention. Like so many I can’t even remember them all. It’s just kind of ridiculous this random person on the internet is saying definitely an angel to someone they have never met before is ludicrous. I get sleep paralysis frequently too.. is that definitely demons attacking me? Like come on
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To anyone thinking or saying anything like “wait he said he had been sleeping before he was driving AND he said that he didn’t really do much all day... so why was he so tired???” Let me tell y’all something... if his day was not as lax as it had been and if he had had the opportunity to actually do something to get his heart rate up he probably wouldn’t have fallen asleep at the wheel... something people don’t realize is that when your body has gotten used to being active and you have a routine that keeps you going, your body will falter if that is delayed or abruptly stopped... So because his day was thrown off and it had become (in simple words) a “lazy” day, his body/mind went into relax mode and he felt extremely fatigued. Ask any athlete that trains hard a minimum of 5x a week! If they falter or mess up their routine their mind thinks “WEEKEND!” in a way and they go into recoup mode which leads to feeling totally and utterly EXHAUSTED. I work a fast paced job and if I sit during a short 5-10 min smoke break that down time slows me down and I get tired, but if I stay standing and pick up trash or cig butts while on my break it keeps me “on my toes” and I can keep the fast pace. Make sense?
this was the comment i came looking for 👍
Ed
It’s not about being weak minded. Period. It all stems around the fact that his routine got F’d up. I’m not saying he didn’t have ANY fault in the matter! I’m simply saying that routine is important and scrambling a routine will drag you down faster than doing a triathlon simply because your body goes into what it thinks is off time. Most people don’t know and/or realize that. I understand my comment could’ve been taken as I was saying he wasn’t guilty but that is not what I was meaning. Getting behind the wheel of any vehicle while tired is just as bad as getting behind the wheel intoxicated in my eyes. I know he didn’t really have a choice in the matter but at the same time I firmly believe whatever punishment received for refusing to drive would’ve been way worth it compared to everything that happened because he didn’t refuse to drive. But I also believe that the higher up that made him drive should’ve gotten into some trouble too. But if that were the case we would have to live in a perfect world and unfortunately for us we don’t.
@@shyshy7292 well said
The nicest person you've had on so far. What a sad thing to happen.
I hope he has a good life. At least he got out while he was still young.
Man I was a Motor Transport Operator in the Marine Corps and have done a ton of convoys here in the u.s and in Afghanistan ... it’s very easy to fall asleep at the wheel. You aren’t allowed to listen to music while driving , the trucks never have working ac (the vehicles can reach over 100 degrees), and you drive in full tactical uniform. I was trained on the same base as this dude and it sucks. They wake you up super fucking early to go work out for hours. We use to run 5-10 miles every morning and then go drive these huge killing machines. I would say at least in my case 95% of the marines in my mos platoon were all under 21 and there were even guys who never even had a civilian license before. They do set up some guys for failure. The motor transport mos is the laughing stock of the military. When people fail their job schools they automatically send them to become motor transport operators. They do not properly screen a lot of guys and just like the dude said he didn’t have an instructor next to him. That was a huge failure on the army , but they will never admit that. Careerist in the military are always protected by others while people serving in their first 4 years get the maximum punishment and blame for any incidents. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve almost fallen asleep at the wheel or while being the vehicle commander (the non driver) I feel bad for this guy because like I said before the army fucked him over period.
Exactly they would never admit that there should’ve been a sr nco tracking him
My ex told me she caught a truck on from not releasing the brakes, because of sleep deprivation.
A tragedy all round, there are no winners in this situation, only pain and suffering. Respect bro and I hope your life moves on and you get over this.
Cool cat shity situation. Salute for your honesty and knowledge also you’re service even though you weren’t in the field if things went different you definitely would have been much respect
one of the best interviews yet in my opinion. what a crazy story. what a tragic start to your life much respect
An accident is an accident. It sucks that you had to go to jail man. God bless you and I hope all goes well. Thank you for your service also.
It seems to be a common theme in this comments section "accident". The guy said it himself, he had all morning and noon to sleep ... he's just another POS.
@@1966johnnywayne
You need to expand your idea of what a person is.
We are all frail in our own ways. Find room in your heart.
Basic training messes your mind up! While in basic I became narcoleptic. By the time I got out the military I had sleep apnea, ptsd, depression, and anxiety just to name a couple of things. Glad you made it through it all bruh.
That's why the Military is not for everybody. Basic training is suppose to weed out the ones that are not ready.
Thats exactly what its testing! how strong can you be mentally, and physically. Its literally set up to psychologically mess with you, the weak minded people only become emotionally damaged like your self.
@@brotherLee340 your an idiot it happened in AIT not basic and here's a news flash, had that accident not happened I wouldve been an amazing soldier my GT score was a 114, you numb skull
Thank you for your service, and I'm very sorry you came out with those problems
Ptsd from what. Depression from what. Man you soft as baby shit and you one of those guys who tried to Kill themselves in basic because you couldn’t handle it. I bet your in mommies basement crying about a ham sandwich
My mind was always blown in the military by how blatantly leadership will needlessly deprive soldiers of sleep. I get it in combat you’re not guaranteed to sleep but in a training environment leaders have a responsibility for their soldiers safety. If they can’t balance the 2 to create an effective and safe training environment the program is broken.
I was at Ft. Lennard Wood MI for 88M school. Awwww man he was just a kid how unfortunate for everyone in this case. I can see how it all happened though. Battle buddy was supposed to keep him awake. Bad luck! My condolences to the families in all parties.
BTW he said she was in Lenard Wood when the accident happened not Leavenworth. Much love! 🙏🙏🙏
I was there in 2011 Bravo 2-10 for basic, Delta 58 trans for Ait
@@bkyungplaya were you in there with. Former stg Hatley?
@@southboston7239 dont think so,that name dont ring a bell
@@bkyungplaya if you Google John E Hatley you'll see what I'm talking about they should let that man go. But much respect from Boston mass
@@southboston7239 this guy was sentenced to prison in 2009 I joined in 2011,I read through an article about his case but im pretty sure there's gonna be alot of inaccuracies..military is pretty tight lipped on alot of stuff.
All things considered, he was lucky. He is a smart dude ,he has a future. The hardest thing he has to face is coming to terms with taking a life. You can tell he isn't about "that life" . He is just an ordinary guy, taking a life must be a terrible weight on someone. I really do wish him the best.
This shit happens all the fucking time. I’m a 3531, which is the marine Corps equivalent of an army driver. I personally know a marine who fell asleep and rolled a 7-ton, killing himself and injuring the 17 marines in the back. All because the command kept him up until 0200, and had him leave at 0530 to fucking drive.
It’s so common it would blow your mind. I’ve had so many arguments, damn near fights with incompetent officers and staff ncos, because they would needlessly keep the marines awake during training ops, knowing that they have to drive in the morning.
You’d be amazed how many deaths are attributed to this.
Dude looks like childish gambinos cousin
Lmao!
Hahaha i said the same looks and manerisms everything dude
Talk like em too
Well he did say he was orig from ATL lol. And Gambino orig from Stone Mountain GA so it could be a possibility lmao
Voices are similar too
i drove through a telephone pole stone sober, just super tired. tired driving is just as dangerous as any other type of impaired driving
Crazy. Keep your head up young man. You have tons and tons of life ahead of you.
I love the military prison videos, there is 0 justice in the military system, get some more of these stories out and maybe it can be fixed
So true
Agreed
Facts. I got 12 months for less than a qtr of weed.
When I went home on leave before tech school I grabbed a pipe I had used 1 x for space before I joined. I didn’t want my religious fam to find it. They found it during a search and gave me a script to follow when they masted me. I had to follow or I would be give 5 years in military prison, it was highlighted at the end of the script. 😢 broke my heart. I had volunteered for an extra patrol, had over 70 hrs community service, I was a qualified master helmsmen, my ships helicopter tie down trainer, and had been recommended for officer school. I put my heart in and was kicked out for nothing but having a pipe on base. Had over 11 random drug tests and never popped Bc I never did anything while in. What’s crazy is I had a concussion right before this happened too, with permanent problems after and they didn’t give me any exit info, I never got any benefits for it. It was a very depressing chapter. At least I got an under honorable conditions discharge. Still bogus.
It won’t. Nothing will fix it.
There is also a thing called "Road Hypnosis" where you keep drowsing, but if you were to pull over and try to sleep... no dice, you're not tired. 'Tiil you hit the road again.
Has nothing to do with lack of sleep.
@@ed1658 gtfoh? 2-3 hours as soft as it gets? hypnotized after a couple hours? u understand nothing and your comment is hard to decipher. research ur attempted nonsense for a actual debate. please?
I never knew that
I fell asleep driving a humvee in the army glad this didnt happen
Fuuuuuck
I remember having to go drive to a separate base 30 minutes away for a piss test at like 0800 and the day before I worked 14 hours and ended up getting like 4 hours of sleep. I remember falling asleep so many times, almost didn't make it.
He means ft lenowood. I been to the course and he right. Imagine pitch black in the night and all vehicles are on black out. You only see reflectors in back of the truck in front of you. This is after a full day of activities to put your mind and body to a test. Very dangerous for a new recruit
Leonard Wood??😂😂😂
Great interview, Josh. That dude is cool. Crazy stories and experience. Eye-opening. 👁👁
Thanks for the ig follow
How he can smile after all this is amazing.
He was at training (AIT) at Ft. Leonard Wood, he went to prison at Ft. Leavenworth. There was some confusion at the beginning there.
I was thinking the same thing
It's unfortunate that he happened to get into an accident with a high ranking officer's wife. There was no way his superiors could have protected him. Rank is everything in the military, and it'll probably always be that way.
I’ve fallen asleep at a res light. People behind me honking. Nodded out while driving several times. It happens
When in the military you are always sleep deprived. It starts in bootcamp and never really changes
not if you manage your time well
As a former Navy E5 and generic human, this has me feeling for the dude long before the 7:00 mark .If any of my crew even hinted that they were too too tired too drive, I would turn them in for the night. Granted, we may have given them a hard time, but we would never make them drive under unsafe conditions. This dude's COC should have been on the hook, too.
His leaders failed him.
Sorry, but he failed himself and that woman he killed.
LeRoy Boxley shut up guarantee you never served a day in your life
Failure all around. I mean his part, leader’s part, everyone’s except the lady. Sad situation because he seems like a good dude just trying to better his life.
Definitely failed himself, his init, etc. I think his training cadre failed as well. In the 2000s, If he truly spoke up they would have listened. Not like in the early 80s where they didn’t.
Sad case all around.
People speak of racism only being a white American issue; as he stated: All soldiers self- separated themselves by race and then racial tension went rampart.
He killed a lady. He never once says he feels bad or anything or even mentions her.
he went to AIT around the same time I did..we had no instructors in our trucks sometimes during convoy ops!
Fact, my accident changed all that
Shit im not in the military worked on semis everyone knows they be riding around without any real training
I must say I’ll give this man props he told the truth he owned it a lot of people would have made many excuses blamed the truck mechanical anything he is a good guy and I wish him the best in life Keep pushing brother I have a feeling you’re going to do good things
I fell asleep driving, I woke up doing 70mph in the median. That was scary.
I fell asleep driving my dirt bike to work one morning, was only for a few seconds I think but scared the hell out of me, it was a long straight highway luckily and I came to zooming down the road LOL
Damn man that’s sucks I can’t believe that happened, crazy how one moment can change your life like that
U get the best interviews bro
Anyone who ever served has fell asleep standing up at one point. Am I lying? Anyone who ever deployed has woke up to the siren, if the vibration and sound is far, you went back to sleep. It you don't know then you can't speak on it. I'm not making excuses for what he did at all. Truth is TC and middle man fall asleep on the driver all the time on convoys. RS
Also battle buddies are like chaperones. They go wherever you go for the most part
Facts plus your TC is there to keep you awake and we were trainees
@@thelimalegend9030 facts my brother
My platoon did security for the 88Ms. We used to go from Mosul to Tikrit every other day. They abused the hell out of the drivers. It was hard enough to stay awake in the turret, let alone in the drivers seat.
@@weaponrecords8474 say that louder for the people in the back
My son was in prison with him in Leavenworth everything he saying is true but the one that he saying is that there was a child in the car involved in that accident
Your homie don’t know him you a liar
Who's your son I think i might remember him
And yeah wait for part 2 I didnt get to put a lot out
@@thelimalegend9030 bro..is that you in the video?
@@user-fv4jm3yr1s yes that's him lol
Damn this man got dealt a bad hand i really do feel bad for him how the army just threw him under the bus like thaf
Hes just a pawn he's actually property of the govt, they don't give a shit about anyone
His situation sounds similar to mines. I was 17 when I went to the military. I was too young to respect it as a career it was more of a way to leave home. Pops said you graduated, you grown now its time to go. Long story short I got in some trouble and got sent to a prison in Ft. Knox.
Its too bad that happened to him. He has a good head on his shoulders, he would have been a good troop.
I remember hearing something about this! I was born and raised in Prison City Kansas (LV)..
That's crazy..!
this dude got “SCREWED “ Screwed” BAD “ !!!!!!!!
I dint expect a Story like that .
He has some Good Karma coming his way. If you think about it the ARMY screwed itself ,because this young man would’ve been a good soldier.
Damn I like this guy, kinda shameful what he had to go through. I didn’t catch his name, but I hope you are doing good and always striving moving forward.
Was on the way home from the casino one morning. Feeling good too, had left a winner for a change. 1000 bucks in my pocket and im 2 miles from home.. next thing i know im looking out my shattered windshield with a bloody nose from the airbag. I ran off the road and ramped into the field. I feel for this guy.
2 guys falling asleep at the same time, something doesn't sound right. I'm wondering if there was something in the food or water. Science rats for the government. What are the odds...
You’re exhausted while in training. I was there. BUT that’s part of the training is pulling through regardless.
@@rockinroberta9925 I believe you 100%. But it just seem odd that 2 fell asleep at wheel at same time.
@@painunmanaged i think he meant his buddy in the passenger seat, who was supposed to help keep him awake fell asleep too. Not another driver
@@bethmiddleton9655 ok , now that makes better sense
pain unmanaged ya definitely a tragic event. :(
GOOD INTERVIEW BROTHER
I wonder if this is my boy love from Leavenworth, I was in there with a dude who had the same name
I was in the Army in the 90s. 2 dudes in my unit were sent to the Charleston brig and a buddy did a month there, then got thrown out. We were at Ft. Stewart, Ga. 700 block..
We've had MPs come with drug dogs and caught a bunch.
It was wild.
I like this dude. He seems like a good guy.
"I've been sleeping all day, I can't drive" The fuckkkkkk
"I've been sleeping all day, I can't drive" The fuckkkkkk."
He's giving an honest answer, even if it makes him look bad.
@@13ivanogre13 Is that what you would tell your boss? The boss would be like "The fuckkkkkkk"
Bro I’ve been in the military.... u can be surprised how tired you can get .
Damn. The instructors should of been accountable as well. I almost ended up in Leavenworth for 50 years. And 6 months.
Yeah, the instructors are supposed to keep you and everyone else safe. They are responsible for having him behind the wheel. It's not like he can disobey an order. In training they aren't supposed to give an order that will cost someone their life without being prepared to step in and correct a situation that goes awry. Anyone hear of safety first or live to fight another day? They were negligent to an extreme!
Eamon Crawford, agreed. I was in for 11 years, with 3 combat tours. I saw a whole lot of double standards during my season as a soldier. I could build a whole new army with the stuff I saw “swept under the red carpet”.
What a tragic story for all parties THANK YOU for sharing your story.
That's where I did my training a 6 x 2 ⭐ Called Basic Training for the Army, Josh. That's wild but the training is all hustle/grind so it's too easy for stuff like that to happen b/c of it. My heart goes out to this guy🧡 Glad he's out and about.
Looks like Childish. Haha that’s wild as hell!!! Sounds like him too! & from ATL haha that’s crazy but I like how this dude’s quality was actually good & dude speaks well. Love from Oregon.
Damn man sad situation all around. Dude trys to better his life by going into military and ends up killing a civilian in a freak accident. Sad for the victim and him.
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I fall asleep at the wheel too if im too tired i cant stop it. When i was younger i always swore theres no way i could do that. BOY was i wrong.
Hand sanitizer under your eyes is a good way to stay awake its helped me through many a guard duty lol
Dude..you got hooked the fuxk up! Not getting a dishonerable.
@@californiamw what the fuck is wrong with you?
It's actually not easy to get a dishonorable discharge. Pretty much you have to commit murder or rape.
ReInvented562Cali Tell him. He needs it. Get the script every month , even if you can’t tolerate. Get that 🤑
@@Wavy-Waves we got actual warriors who are fucked up from multiple deployments and numerous wounds getting out every day.. We dont fucking need to clog the very system stood up to help them with wash out Privates who fucking DECIDED to go to sleep behind the wheel of a truck. He should count his blessings that he got out with general under Honorable. The fuck outta here.
@@davidmarklein lol he decided to fall asleep on the truck? Yeah, you're a child. Run a long.
That’s bs. They should of had an instructor in that truck. He was brand damn new
So to add to my comment. If that gentleman was negligent then was the instructor and whatever person gave the order to not give than man an instructor. Don’t half ass prosecute and use this man as a scapegoat.
Yeah the Army is all screwed up bro
@@projektxent Nope. His fault and his alone. He knows to stay awake.
During the army you are assigned a battle buddy. Pretty much through basic and some places for a.i.t you are not alone. You always have to have someone go with you everywhere. If your battle buddy is legit it isn't a bad thing at all. If he sucks then homicide does cross your mind
To Cameron in the video: did the cadre who was in your chain of command during AIT get in any sort of trouble for failing to follow SOP? You mentioned instructors should be in each vehicle TCing for a soldier-in-training to be an 88M and that wasn’t the case (it was another S.I.T. if I heard right). My background: I spent 10yrs as an 11B, was a DS at Ft Jackson for 2.5yrs (got out in early 2013) so I have some TRADOC experience and generally cadre are supposed to be more responsible for trainee mistakes than the trainee themselves to a certain extent. One other question; did the military charge carry as a felony on your record? Since you got a General under Honorable discharge, that’s not a barrier for hiring like a Dishonorable would be...but curious if there’s a felony associated with it or how that works. Anyways, I’m glad you’re out and can move on with your life but I am sorry you joined to better yourself and got hemmed up. You did more than most by raising your right hand and swearing an oath.
No Drill, my training cadre got into no trouble behind this, I literally was the only one who got hemmed up even my TC, who was in the truck with and a pv2 he didnt get any time its was just me
And I am cwp holder in the state of South Carolina to answer your question
Thanks for the replies. I’m in SC also, just outside of Columbia
@@thelimalegend9030
You should get the stigmata tattooed on your palms
because they sure as hell crucified you.
Loving Camron’s accent
Driving while tired is actually a lot more dangerous than driving while intoxicated.
Also, who entrusts a 17 year old to do long rides? 🤦🏽♀️ while tired?
Falling asleep behind the wheel is worse than being drunk. Both bad but you won't and can't fight the sleep. No matter what you do other than don't drive when you're that tired and crashing.
Another thing he didnt mention is during training u are not allowed access to coffee or any caffeine i used to sneak coffee in chow also some would get decongestants with pseudoephedrine as low grade speed def got me thru i feel bad for this dude total accident def bad luck i was part of Last 19ds thru fort knox in 09 before they moved combatives to benning
He meant Fort Leonard Wood NOT Leavenworth, is where he wrecked.
Yea I I caught that also. I was doing my 1st AIT at fort lost in the woods lol
Yup house of cbrn motor t and mp training
Domino yep
Domino engineers too
First time I ever heard the army say “let the food digest”
He is correct. I’ve experienced it but didn’t crash. It occurs without warning. Luckily I awoke as I was running off the road and awoke in time to correct my path. That occurred 35 years ago and still scares the hell out me. Word of advice. If your driving and your tired stop at a hotel or rest area. Your life or your family’s life might depend on it.
Death, it is REALLY easy to fall asleep during Convoy Operations...you’d be surprised how it happens. This young man should have had a NCO (non-commissioned officer) in the vehicle riding shotgun (it’s called TC). They have TCs in all vehicles for THAT reason.
When you’re in a convoy all day, and you’re in the heat and in training, PT...sometimes 20 hour days which are not consistent. it pays a toll on your body. Long long long hours.
Your body gets off cycle. It sounds easy and irresponsible but all of these things make 88M Army Drivers) to subject to volatile and vulnerable conditions. It can be rough.
Why do you people keep making excuses for this clown...he was sleeping all morning and afternoon.
1966johnnywayne🤫 your coward ass never serve so....
@@eunicegomez2020 that's a fact battle
@@1966johnnywayne He's not resting in bed clown. Getting quick naps in training waiting areas in the heat, full gear.
Homie speaking truth about da chi town cats. I was in da navy and it was tons of bangers from da chi.
had one in my platoon while stationed in Germany who was a straight criminal and hustler..
Shout out to Great Lakes.
@@13ivanogre13 word.
I sleep terribly and sometimes after 4-5 days of bad sleep, I will be fighting for my life trying to stay awake when in my car. I feel for this young man. He seems like a really good dude
This story as tragic all around. This young man was set up to FAIL. That's the military for you. He was forced to drive after being involuntarily and deliberately deprived of adequate sleep and then thrown under the bus when he got into an accident and killed someone. I got OUT of the army 23.5 years ago and never regretted my decision. Yes, I am proud and glad that I served, but I would not do it again, nor would I recommend that anyone join any branch of the military, for that matter. Smh🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
Same here bro.....I have fallen asleep at the wheel and hit a lady head on thank the lord the lady was not hurt.....but it happens......great story.....🔥🔥🔥
Were you sleeping all morning and afternoon before you got behind the wheel too? Yes, people nod off behind the wheel...when they have been working long hours, for extended periods of time. Granted, I couldn't listen to the entire interview, but unlike you thanking the lord that she wasn't injured, I heard no remorse from this guy for what he did. "Dang, I'm tired Bro, like I been sleeping all day, I don't want to do it." ...this guy never should have been in the military.
I was 17 yrs old when I was in the infantry, and our training period consisted of 48-72 hr periods where we got a handful of 30-40 min sleep breaks, between which we marched night and day with our gear...what this guy did is inexcusable.
@@1966johnnywayne I work long hours that's how it happen but I dont feel like I gotta explain anything but you sound like someone who jumps the gun to fast just saying it came out ya mouth you said no remorse from this guy right.....then you say you couldnt watch the whole interview so how do you know if he was remorseful or not....just saying ....think bout what you said.....🤪
@@Chris-cf8uc Ok, I'll bite. Did he express any regret for having killed that woman?
@@1966johnnywayne watch the video and you'll find out........
@@Chris-cf8uc watched it. He said he felt betrayed by the military and showed no remorse
I believe it, I use to tow cars (ppi) driving around for 12hrs a day, I remember one time I did pass out behind the wheel for 4secs luckily I woke up
BigRoB 4 seconds is a long fuckin time to fall asleep behind the wheel
I'm an old head. Been watchin this chan since less than 5k subs. Thanks for putting up with me so long
I’ve falling asleep a few times driving the humvee it’s alot easier then you think when you gettin worked all the time
Your training failed you, your leadership failed you. Usually you can spot weak links, your case sleeper.
Are you in the military? By the telling of your profile pic.... it might be possible don’t risk your life over a dodge hellcat my guy just get a 9-5
Rashad Crump nah man, was in the military. Great years, helped me land great careers to afford cars and homes. It doesn’t just stop at cars. I feel for the guy but I’d punish his leadership. But before that I’d grill this dude over his shortcomings before the fact. Sleepers are a fixable discrepancy
That happened to me two I fell asleep driving one day and took out a street Sign and a mail box and hit a ditch
Man I can’t tell u how many times I fell asleep on entry control duty smfh
He's absolutely right about gang leaders sending members to the military to get some knowledge. I remember reading a memo when I was in that talked about that exact thing.
Omg bruh. I could not IMAGINE how you felt when that happened. I mean I remember getting smoked for stupid shit, but to fall asleep and kill someone?! Holy shitttt man. That's so crazy. People dont understand how tired you truly get in the military. To this day I can fall asleep literally anywhere lol.
I need more Leavenworth stories i have family there
Death I love the content bro... all the way from Chicago and I definitely got plenty of cuzzos in different branches of the military.... and THEY OUT IN THE FIELD!!!!
Thank you for your service.
holy crap this dude was real close to me when he was in the army he came to train a couple hours from st louis where i live in ft. leonardwood.
A kid in the streets shoots someone protecting himself gets sixty years, fifteen yrs. Old life gone. The Military saved your life bro. Peace and Love. U have a second chance, use it.
Thanks for the videos brother always inspired I gotta turn myself in for burglary I need sum great advice Death and I know you got that for me been watching you since day 1
Take advantage of the time and plan your future...Prison makes a smart person smarter and a dumb person dumber. Meaning don't try to figure out a different way to break the law. Use that time to plot,plan, your future!!!! One thing about prison they always have empty steal "beds"!
Advise? Make your cell a schoolhouse, read every book that comes your way.
He didn't wreck on Leavenworth compound, he wrecked in Fort Leonard Woods base...
That's what I meant
Bro I can’t imagine dealing with that at 17 Jesus
I was at Leonard Wood 2011 for basic training and AIT. One of my good friends Mosley was 88 Mike also at that same time. I wouldn't be surprised if they were in the same AIT class
I think be might have been in my company
B 58 trans
He is so lucky to get a general under honorable conditions discharge.
My ex went to that same school. She said she caught a truck on fire from smoking the brakes, because of sleep deprivation.