@@ashbyalec14 And exactly how did they do that? 🙄 He seems more of a Republican to me with the amount of hate he holds 🤷♀️ Oh hang on, you can’t actually tell his political affiliation by just looking at him unless he happened to be wearing a stupid MAGA hat or I love Dump shirt 🙄
I totally agree Nadine. He's obviously a really strong person. I would just want to jump over the bench and kick this guy's ass. He has no remorse for what he did. And he thinks he's an amazing defense attorney also. He's nothing. Sorry about that rant. Lol. This guy is just a waste of space.
I literally laughed out loud when said "no further questions your honor" as if he had just secured the testimony needed to bolster his own defense. Hysterical.
he actually did trip up the officer multiple times including when he alleged there was a knife involved and the guy couldn't prove he ever saw the knife and that it could've been a "swatting" call
@@Aaron-zu3xn Perhaps one could suggest that Brooks spoke in a way that would leave anyone scratching their heads in confusion. In that way, sure, he 'tripped him up'.
Right that ish pissed me off making the court wait for extensive amounts of time like he was really doing something he is so goddamn PATHETIC I SWEAR!!!! SORRY FOR THOSE WHO WERE HARMED/KILLED BY THIS MONSTER 💩💩💩💀💀💀
@@roems6396 You give up your right to appeal when you represent yourself.. you cannot compain that you had bad representation....the 6th amendment itself "does not include any right to appeal"
This monster was only “axing” the officer questions about his girlfriend at that time to be nosy with who her friends were and what all was said. All of that was irrelevant. What a joke.
Would it be fair to say that this loser was treated with way more respect and dignity than he deserved? Just listening to him makes my blood pressure rise. Not only the judge but all the others that had to endure this guy deserve a medal.
yes, it would be fair to say that. but only because if they dont do that, he could get a mistrial because of bias of the court. but if you see through the rulings you can see they destroy his line of questioning right from the get go. edit: I got to the end of the video. man. they're just toying with him. Im no lawyer but I saw that she could've objected to the "do you know the plaintiff" question but she didnt wanted anymore. You could see in everyone's faces that she practically cue the officer to answer his dumb questions. She dropped the objections. And as she suspected they were dumb irrelevant questions.
@@tokyworld you can see how exasperated everyone was. Like, he's asking questions to hear himself talk. Trying to sound smart, but failing. Objection, leading Grounds
He's also a hard ass with a terrific command presence. If I'm ever pulled over by him, I'm like "10 and 2" and "yes, officer" and "no, officer" and hyper responsive to any and all _legal_ requests!
There was one cop who absolutely shredded him. The cop who took 3 shots at the vehicle. He was excellent on the stand! *"IT WAS YOU! DARRELL BROOKS, THE PERSON STOOD BEFORE ME WEARING A MASK OVER HIS FACE, YOU!"* That was standing ovation testimony right there. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Even if he paid for the most expensive lawyers, it won't help him in this case. I would love to hear his reason for driving into this crowd and hurting and killing people, was he on drugs or drinking like he ask his girlfriend when she came to testify against him.
Good God I thought we were going thru this process because they were seeking death now I find out no death penalty there Geesh that’s depressing wanted a death sentence for this monster
That’s because this case is a slam dunk. Officer has absolutely nothing to hide, and it makes his statements very free flowing and matter of fact. he doesn’t have to worry about what’s coming out of his mouth. Sometimes when the case isn’t so clear, a witness has to answer vaguely, I’m glad that isn’t the case here. That said, he really is great.
If that’s true then I prey he is safe because 4 cops murdered a cop inside there own police precinct less then a year ago and blamed it on a training accident Meanwhile the cop they murdered is the one that took the police report of someones daughter who was gang raped by the 4 murderous cops🤨 they are just starting the investigation but this is it indicative of law-enforcement behavior between rape sodomy murder planting evidence selling drugs doing drugs drinking while on the job drinking and driving wife beating child diddling psychopathy and law-enforcement go hand-in-hand and I pray that this officer if he is a good cop that he’s protecting man because balls for somebody to murder someone in the police station and blame it on her training accident meanwhile the corner she detected that there was an issue because it was blunt force trauma to the back of the neck not just one time but several times which indicates it is not an accident
“That I think are great big “gotcha” questions that will prove that I can’t be held accountable for my actions” 🙄 I can’t believe he’s still trying to do his “there is no real plaintiff because the State is not a human being” schtick even though he’s been shut down for it multiple times
This is what he’s been doing since before the trial even started. He first tried to get a delay because he was on a Covid protocol and he refused a rapid test at the jail and in the court room. They brought in a jail administrator and he kept asking if he was allowed to shower and shave and when his next shower would be.
He seems like he is trying to prevent the witness from connecting with the jury . Don’t think he has ever been through trial before. I think he is used to accepting plea offers and he got his ass handed to him.
@@darkomen24 think they meant the 15 minutes that Road Runner was asking questions. Testimony is a normal part of the job and the Prosecution usually works with their witnesses so the first 30 minutes was a normal day for him. What wasn’t was the part of having to answer to a killer.
He heard either his previous lawyer or the prosecution say it, he often asked "what do you do for a living?" first and then completely ignored the answer and moved of to some other stupid nonsensical question.
Something that occurred to me is that Brooks was hearing all those radio calls while he was getting arrested. He could hear the desperate calls for medical help and dispatch trying to get units onto main st, knowing what he just did and those calls were for his victims. Then he sat in the same hospital hearing the chaos of his victims getting triaged and in pain and dying. Yet, he sat getting his poor shoulder examined and cheerfully spoke with detectives like he was completely unaware of what he did.
He knew what he done .just his stupid acting it all out he's a Nobody a Nothing I really Hope he gets his comupence IN JAIL At least the victims will be able to' try' after all their heartache for so many of families and friends as a year n still it goes on Just put the Evil n Cold DB IN JAIL .HE HAS A HEART OF STONE DEFANATlY only Cares for him self How selfish n a waste of air he's allowed to breath ......
What a stupid question! Any on duty Policeman who is ordered to appear in court is " of course " being paid. Mr. Brooks, you give new meaning to ignorant.
Thank you! ALL HE DOES IS SHUFFLE PAPERS. Like, no planning or forethought is going on in his head. Only the three legal terms he knows and uses incessantly.
He’s just trying to stretch the trial and why he acted the way he did and why the judge was lenient with his outburst and didn’t kick him out sooner and etc bc he and the left would cry that the judge wasn’t fair and all that BS and the shuffle papers is nothing more than trying to look like he knows what he’s doing and basically stalling
In Darrell's mind, I wonder if he was hoping the whole courtroom would burst into outrage as he points out that the officer was being paid to be there rather than being on patrol.
I think he thought that about a lot of stuff. Like, poor Darrell is in custody, he's shackled, he can't tell the jury whatever he wants, the police "mislead" him, etc. He hoped the jury would see how he was victimized by the system and they would nullify the laws and let him go. Smh 🙄 Sorry dude, you're literally a mass murderer of old ladies and a child, most of your victims are children who are forever scarred and hurt, you're not ever going home.
Probably. But what a moron. The officer should be getting paid. He's having to sit on a court to testify against a murderer instead of being out helping people who need it.
Brooks had previously argued that some or all of the witnesses were paid actors and actresses, brought in to make him look bad. My guess is he was hoping to confirm the officer was being paid, which would justify his argument.
@@hommefatale4406 he's just an extremely angry person. We can see it from how he acts in trial, he can't handle his anger. He was blinded by rage and thinks honking his horn excuses the fact that he rammed through hundreds of people, and uses that to blame them for "being in the way." He even tried to bring it up in his defense. I'm glad he's going to be in prison for life
@@superflan2981 yep he literally is that type of person.."I honked my horn mannn..thats on you if you don't get out the way..I tried but y'all didn't listen, don't make me out to be the bad guy.."
This cop is a criminal, he would sell out and violate your rights to protect other police when police commit crimes. Every cop is a criminal when police commit crimes.
I love his "No further questions" when he finally gets the meaningless answer he was looking for. Congratulations on misunderstanding the law to such a profound degree.
@@MurdersMachine He's trying to outline that the State of Wisconsin isn't a living person, so how can he be sued by a state... It's sovereign citizen nonsense that has no bearing on actual law.
@@masondegaulle5731 oooohhh...... that means a lot.... I've listened to these videos and parts and not in sequence. And that makes a lot of sense too. Cuz I remember that he kept trying to say that he can't be tried by the state of Wisconsin because it is an entity and not a person. I remember that because my first thought was, so what do you want them to do, bring you the bodies of the people that you ran over? You can't question them either. That one really pissed me off.
Each time I'm like, dude you had no questions in the first place.. He just listens to what they say then try to argue ridiculous points. Can you imagine having any kind of relationship with this fool?
Hahaha I came on here just to see if anyone else commented on that, great catch!🤣...like he just broke the case open..ok Matlock. It's literally the dumbest argument ever, like he can't understand the D.A. and prosecutors represent the state... If the law worked the way he's advocating it to there would be complete lawlessness you literally could never prosecute a murder.😒
This officer will have a great career. My disabled sister and I were on the interstate going to her favorite craft store when I had a blow out. I was attempting to change my tire when I realized my jack was in my other car. As I discovered that, a state patrol pulled over and actually changed my tire for me. The spare was low in air, so he escorted me to the next station to put air in the car. That was above and beyond his call of duty. When I see this officer, I can imagine he's done the same thing for 2 elderly ladies, one being disabled. God bless these men.
I had one wait for 5 hours with me until Enterprise sent my daughter and I a new rental when ours broke down on the side of the road. He sat behind the car on the side of the road the entire time. Even got on the phone with enterprise twice to fuss at them for having us out there like that.
that is not why he did it. He did it as its couirt rules to tell the Jury my friend. He is testifying his evidence to the jury. not to brooks or to any counsel or defendent putting questions to him. He is not doing it to annoy Brooks at all.
@@nobu8953 Appreciate this is a year late, although, I thought I’d add: some attorneys believe looking at the jury when answering is the best approach, only looking at the council when they ask you a question (look ahead to listen, turn to jury to answer). Other attorneys believe it’s better to maintain majority of eye contact on the council asking the questions and occasionally look at the jury. My preference is the former. Engaging the jury, addressing them directly when answering has significant impact; eye contact will imprint a witness’s face and their answers. A person is more focused on what someone is saying when directly addressed with direct eye contact. You want the jury to remember what’s being said. After all, they are the ones who’ll deliberate and reach a verdict at the end of the trial. Eye contact with all of them, moving your eyes from juror to juror, not just one or two.
It is honestly comical. With all due respect, I know it's not a laughing matter. But where Brooks' "ACTING" as his own attorney is concerned it is like you said, mind boggling. "I see you're wearing your police uniform today" etc etc. I think he rented a bunch episodes of Law and Order and watched A Few Good Men a few times 🤣 What a joke he is!
What about when he made that statement about he is not a person he is a human being I was drinking some coffee and almost choked on it with laughter this little bitty puny POS is pitiful and sad
@@JP-ce6nc you oughta be proud,you raised a officer,and a well spoken gentlemen Being a police officer is tough these days- my brother is a K9 deputy sheriff.
@@mattyice5290 Thank you. Your support means a lot to me and my family. And it is my great honor to share your kind and supportive sentiments with my Son. Thanks again and all the best!
@@captrockh2055 Thank you. I am so very proud of my Son in all areas of his life. Just a side note: he still opens doors for me, which he started doing at a very young age when he was finally tall enough to reach door handles. You know through your Brother how difficult it is to be a Police Officer (especially when you have to handle a high-energy dog too). I wish such good things for you and your family, and will often think of your Brother and his canine partner and will pray for his continued safety. Thanks again for your support and kind sentiments. Love and all the best!
As a Paramedic, I can sadly imagine the absolute chaos, terror, pain, distress & confusion that would have been everywhere at the site. I’ve done a couple of mass casualty incidents in my 21 year career, but nothing remotely like this & I hope I never see this kind of thing firsthand.
As a human being who has been alive for 35 years, I can't imagine the chaos and fear the victims endured and hope I never have to see this kind of thing first hand.
I like how it was pissing off the murderer, he tried to get an answer why he was answering to the jury and the judge sustained the objection 🤣🤣 keep crying murderer Brooks
@@tecateconquest lol that literally speaks to the volumes of Brook's delusional narcissism..its literally "why are you lookin at the jury trying to sway them against ME?! ITS NOT FAIR"
His testimony should be videotaped and shown to Police Academy cadets throughout the US. It would be an excellent educational tool in how to present yourself in court. The officer is fully prepared, confident, articulate, calm and objective in his responses and presentation.
@@fletcher0411 I think he or pat of the sovereign citizens movement. Sovereign citizens believe they are not under the jurisdiction of the federal government and consider themselves exempt from U.S. law. They use a variety of conspiracy theories and falsehoods to justify their beliefs and their activities, some of which are illegal and violent.
@@fletcher0411 Brooks decided to represent himself because he was grasping at straws. His lawyers had entered a guilty plea after four different psych evaluations showed he is sane and competent. The “sovereign citizen” schtick gave him what he evidently thought was a get-out-of-jail-free card. He hoped to convince the jury (or an appeal) that the court has no jurisdiction over him, that the judge is somehow not valid, that the “plaintiff” being an entity (State of Wisconsin) and not an individual meant the prosecution is not valid, that none of the injured parties made a claim against him, and that being charged as DARRELL BROOKS is not about himself, a human being, but about a “strawman” fictional entity. In addition to all this pseudolegal nonsense, is a phenomenon he calls “nullifying the law”. Now and then a jury returns a not-guilty verdict even when guilt is beyond any doubt: a perverse verdict. wikipedia says “The jury's reasons may include the belief that the law itself is unjust, that the prosecutor has misapplied the law in the defendant's case, that the punishment for breaking the law is too harsh, or general frustrations with the criminal justice system.” Anyway, only a judge may instruct the jury on the law, and judges may not tell the jury they could return a perverse verdict. Brooks keeps trying to talk about it as the jury enter or leave. Why he thought they would WANT to let him off - well, in his closing speech he says that “what happened” was God’s will, he forgave himself, he’s at peace with it, the community is healing, and his family is suffering because he’s locked up.
@@eh1702 wow. What was he thinking? According to that theory, no one should ever be prosecuted for murder since the dead person can’t prosecute from beyond the grave, and there would be no such thing as a crime against a child since they can’t mount their own case. I guess the saying is true. A man who represents himself has a fool for a client.
@@bennym5244 No he shouldn't This is part of his job. Are you telling me that if he was a clerk in a retail store and he had to deal with one mentally unstable customer he should get paid more that day?
It’s proper court etiquette to look at the jury when answering questions. It’s how the officer was trained. It shows respect for the jury, and allows them to see your face, and decide if you appear to be sincere, and truthful.
I also have an opinion. I believe at some point/s in time it is appropiate to address the jury but I also believe it is respectful to speak directly to the prosecutor asking the questions. I think the jury gets it. There's no doubt as to the sincerity or truthfulness of the officer. I would however refuse to address the POS in the orange shirt. He shows no respect for any witness and should be directed to stand whilst questioning the witnesses. He just does whatever he bloody wants. Sometimes he doesn't even bother to stand for the jury, as directed
@@antzpantzz8490 Agreed, it can go both ways. The Amber Heard trial is a good example, she kept looking at the jury in a way that made her look extremely deceitful. But she was lying through her teeth, so the jury picked up on it. Bottom line is the witness will do whatever they want, and the jury can use their own intuition to make a judgement as to their character.
@@JP-ce6nc Just want to say that you have raised a kind and respectful man who clearly has the patience of a saint and clearly is good at his job. love from Ireland!
This officer and everyone else involved. He’s a vile human being- i wouldve changed my name and moved if I was his mom so nobody Can trace him back to me. It’s sickening to watch him have no remorse for the lives he affected- not even his own mom. I almost wish it was the death penalty. He shouldn’t be allowed to continue breathing after what he did.
😖 this guy representing himself is the absolute definition of cringe, embarrassing and hard to watch. 🙈 I feel so sorry for these witnesses and everyone in court having to deal with his bs, and most of all obviously for the victims of this reckless, narcissistic creature. 😓💔
@Zenkat They don't seem to be going there, because the hate crime element would have been very difficult to prove, on top of being unpopular. So I'm willing to believe he was enough of a moron to barrel down the street killing people because he was pissed at his girlfriend. He's about to learn that the letter of the law is very cold and very cruel to those who can't play the legal game.
@@erynlasgalen1949 We had a couple, well known and loved in the community killed by being hit head on by a man in a large truck that was so mad at his ex that he said he was going to drive head on into the next vehicle he met. He was on the phone with his ex when he did it. He killed both of the people he hit head on. The man killed was the fire chief of the volunteer fire dept, she was the church secretary and a prominent 4-H leader. They headed up a blood drive every year at the church. I don't think this guy is ever getting out of prison. At least I hope not. Their children miss them, along with the entire community. The man's son was one of the first responders that showed up at the wreck. They had to take him back away from the wreck when they realized it was both his parents in the vehicle that had been hit. The man who did it walked away from the wreck. I remember he had been smoking weed and I don't know what else he had been into that night. He threatened his ex that he was going to drive through her house to kill her. He did not get to do that.
@@kathymac21 these freakin people .. that's horrible. I came across one. got lucky. at least so far, but for the rest of my life I have to be on alert. sucks!
I've seen this over and over. I had to testify against my Mom when I was 18, so I had experience with this early on. I did the same thing, looking at the questioner, and then turned to look at the jury. The jury are the ultimate decision makers. It is ABSOLUTELY 100% appropriate to do this. It is a common courtesy that people seemingly overlook. The jury has the ultimate say, so with that, it is absolutely appropriate to do this, to address them directly, for their benefit during their deliberations.
@@2009carol2010 I do appreciate that. Very broken family. Didn't learn how broken it really was until about age 15, when I put all the pieces together. Very bad life. But, have been able to succeed! I was a 911 dispatcher for 10 years. I helped SOOOO many people on so many levels. Very proud of that! Despite 90% of the calls being tragic, 10% beautiful calls (baby delivers and such) So yeah, it still carries within me, the crap that happened, but I have moved on, I have had to make the decision to go "off the grid" and be away from those toxic people, that whole "family"
Imagine being an officer hearing over the radio “10 people down, 15 people down, 20 people down” as you’re trying to drive to the crime scene. Trying to figure out what’s going on.
The officer on the stand has been on the stand before. You can tell by his demeanor and how he addresses the court and during questioning. I love how he knows the boundaries of what he can and cannot do and how it drives Darrell Brooks insane. Once he realized he couldn’t pull his bullsh*t, he started stuttering over his questions and had to go back to his nonsense paper shuffling and the long pauses between questions because he has no idea what he is doing. Glad he is sentenced to life over and over again.
When there is overwhelming evidence against you, the only course of action you have in terms of a defense is to try to discredit witnesses and/or challenge small, senseless details to point out inconsistencies.
The way he is shaking one minute, doodling the next, and then when this heinous event is being replayed he is alert and almost excited to watch the disturbing aftermath of his actions. It’s disturbing.
What is the paperback book in front of Brooks? I do not like it. It appears to be a purchased book, and not specific court reference material. He also was thumbing through his paperwork as audio-visual evidence was presented. Judge Judy would say, “Stop looking at those papers! It is distracting to me, and you need to look up!”
I saw him watching that video as well. Its like he was getting off on seeing the carnage he left. Hes a sick man. And I feel bad that his mom is so delusional as to believe that he didn't mean to do it, but maybe thats a mercy because I couldn't imagine the pain of knowing my child killed and hurt people including children.
The look on his face when he was watching the video.. pure excitement and satisfaction in his eyes! there are no limits to what this kind of character can do criminally just for the fame of it. His representing himself is just part of that plan of getting his fame. The system should have extra rules to deal with these types if needed. Watching this whole circus of a trial should be devastating for the victims and their loved ones and they certainly shouldn’t have to deal with this nonsense!
I consider myself a tough guy (construction worker/oilfield worker) every time I see cops, Fireman, paramedics, soldiers running in to chaos/harms way to help, save, or protect.. My eyes fill up with tears. No hesitation they just go in no regard for themselves or if they will go home. To help, save, and protect a stranger...
With all due respect, and extremely grateful that you're involved in those very physically tough jobs, these first responders are above most occupations, in terms of difficulties. It's a job that haunts them, for the rest of their lives. Emotional strength is something most don't have enough of to be a first responder.
It’s just what we do & who we are. I was on a plane once & had a very deep & meaningful chat with the guy sitting next to me. I’m an Aussie Paramedic of 21 years & he was a New Zealander in the army. We were discussing that most people don’t understand how we do what we do, because they can’t comprehend how we live with the terrible things we see. I think people who have long careers in the emergency services, military & emergency health are born to do what we do. Once we discover our role, it just fits. And we deal with these awful things so that other people don’t have to. And I actually think it’s really sad that movies & TV have become so realistic in showing the physical & emotional trauma of critical injury, illness & death. And that people can now see the harsh reality of it in the news & on social media. It does affect you, even if you think it doesn’t. If what we saw & heard in the media didn’t affect our actions, we wouldn’t have a multi $trillion advertising industry. Things like driving a car into hundreds of people wouldn’t occur to most people without seeing & hearing that others have done the same. And at least with the emergency services, military & emergency health workers, we don’t look for these things for entertainment. We’re exposed to them because we actively try to help the people involved. And even if we are only able to help people in a minor way, like reassure people, calm them down, give comfort & understanding to the relatives of deceased people etc, we’re still actively trying to make things better for those involved. And I think that makes a big difference when it comes to being able to cope with the trauma & tragedies that we see. I noticed after a few multi-service critical incident stress debriefs from serious car accidents, that the Paramedics directly hands on with the patients seemed (in general) to deal better with what happened, than those emergency personnel who had more peripheral roles, like the cops doing traffic control, or the firies who helped make the vehicles safe & extricate patients. And I think this is largely due to the fact that we were busy the whole time, fighting to save their lives, while the firies & cops saw more of the picture from outside & had time to dwell on the damage to the vehicles, the deceased patients, the personal effects strewn over the road & other things like that, while they were doing their just as important roles. Also, we would get them in our ambulances & leave the scene, leaving the cops to investigate & the firies to clean up the broken glass, metal, wash blood off the road etc. I really think the hands on for longer, trying to save them, identifying their injuries & how critically injured they were, made it easier in the long run to deal with it if they later died. We didn’t have to imagine what happened. We saw it. But the firies & cops saw bits & pieces then imagined the rest. I don’t know if I’ve explained that very well, and I’m not saying we’re immune to the trauma, because there are always cases that affect us. And I have a mental photo album of scenes from various tragic or horrible incidents over my career. But I truly wish people weren’t being exposed to that kind of trauma unnecessarily. Especially when they can’t do anything about it.
@@JP-ce6nc tell your son I am watching this bizarre case from the UK . Your son comes across as such an articulate, honest and professional police officer. Its always Wonderful to hear such sincere police - with integrity. Pass on my respect and thanks for his service to such a career. Regards from London UK. ( I work for the UK police)
@@inksterinky9820 Thank you. My Son is not just a great Police Officer, but he is also a great Son, Grandson, Brother and Friend. While he needs to be serious and focused on the witness stand, he's an extremely kind, considerate, warm and loving person. It will be my great honor to pass along to my Son your kind sentiments. Love and all the best!
Sir I just wanted to say to you that your son has had an excellent upbringing and must be so pleased to see him here and also his professionalism as an officer, how proud you must feel. 👍🇬🇧
@@Andy-uy2ts Thank you. I have been overwhelmed with the outpouring of support from amazing people such as yourself. It's comforting to me and my family to know that so many people support and value the police. Thanks again. Love and all the best!
What a shame that Brooks got to nastily question, harass, and berate good people. In addition to killing and maiming so many. Nasty- and the world's MOST irritating person ever.
Every cop is a criminal. This cop is a criminal, he would sell out and violate your rights to protect other police when police commit crimes. Every cop is a criminal when police commit crimes.
@@barbaradavis393 Actually, he should NOT be looking at the jury OR the 'creep.' He should be looking at the prosecutor who is asking him the questions.
@@retroguy9494 He's showing respect to the jurors because they're the ones who's going to make the decision. I love the prosecution team, but I also love how he turns to the jury and give them his answer so there's no mistake in them hearing what he has said! Well done officer!! I love your style!!
Thinks he's smart but he's nothing but a fool. Just put him in a room with his victim's families and be done with it. He won't think he's such a badass if he faces them alone in a room.
So because your in a room with more than 1 person, makes you not a badass all of a sudden? I’m not understating the correlation to what a room full of people has to do with all of a sudden not becoming a badass?
The fact that the first question he asks is about the fact that officer Phillips is in uniform and being paid.. when you are subpoenaed to court you are getting paid and must arrive in uniform.. even on your day off. This dude should’ve hired a lawyer.
Probably couldn’t afford one. He would’ve been given a public defender and either way he would be looking at jail time. They already have enough evidence to convict but the judge has to remain impartial by law and let him plead his case first unfortunately it is a waste of everyone’s time.
@@treymajors1245 He had a team from the public defenders office. He fired them because he didn't like how they were doing their job. That's how he has boxes of organized paperwork. I only know that because the prosecution said it one day.
@@nicolebrown1927 And I think it’s fair to say that we’re all heartily sick of him saying “is it fair to say” in every second question 🙄🤦♀️🤷♀️ The dude needs a thesaurus or to have watched more than one trial before deciding he was well suited to representing himself
“No further questions” after asking absolutely nothing relevant. How is this bozo even allowed to be wasting everyone’s time like this. Throw him in jail
I think it's best this way, instead of having a competent lawyer, that may be able to get him off on a technicality, he's digging his own grave and the judge tolerates him because she's letting him do so
Who else is thinking that Brooks' papers are not filled with questions, but actually just his plan of operation: 1. Stall as much as possible 2. TRY to use professional language in order to look smart 3. Filibuster 4. Object randomly, as if you know what you're doing Well, that and doodles of the judge with horns.
Search up the South Park “ styled” Content Creator Linus Wallace. He is a very talented animator who is parodying DB. It’s pretty comical! ( He shows a couple of papers that’s Brooks is holding and he writes in silly stuff similar to what you referenced here.)
Having to answer this stupid line of questioning from this monster, you can see the disgust in the policeman having to answer politely to this monster. He is always looking for papers like he is going to get a free out-of-jail card. This policeman is quite courteous and also very correct in all his answers.
Looking at the jury makes the most sense as a witness because they're the people you're actually suppose to be addressing since they're the ones who will be deciding if what you say and how honestly and confidently you say it is sufficient.
It definitely makes sense. I’ve actually seen this done a lot. It’s funny though because in the Depp vs Heard trial Amber did this and everyone lost their minds over it 😂 as despicable as she is, she wasn’t doing anything wrong by doing that and in fact was probably coached to do so.
Nah, it's awkward & ass kissy. You answer the person speaking to you. The exception would be if you're explaining how something works or the definition of something. Otherwise, yes, it's weird to be asked a question, then turn to the jury and look at them the whole time you're answering. And for every single question.
@@cristoburn4778 It's weird here & it was weird when queen succubus did it. It was even weirder from her because basically she was the one on trial. I imagine that'd be awkward for the jury. Depp didn't do that, and neither did any other witness I can remember. She was clearly trying to sell her story to them. It came across as very disingenuous.
He has monkey brains, he genuinely thinks that the state of Wisconsin was being represented by a single mystery man somewhere, and if he could only uncover this massive conspiracy by the justice system, everyone will clap and let him free.
It's a sovereign citizen ploy. It's based on the constitutional right in criminal cases to be able to face your witnesses. Sovereign Citizens try to say that since cases are brought on behalf of the state, they can't face their "accuser".....totally mischaracterizing the Constitution.
These sovcits always bring those argument when some cop pulls them over and gives them the ticket. The plaintiff becomes the state in that case and they always lose the argument in court when they try that gambit. He was extremely stupid to think that would work in his case
The biggest problem with individuals attempting to represent themselves as non attorneys is they just don't know the law, and they are not familiar with court proceedings. I've been an expert witness a couple of times and it is common practice to answer questions while "looking" at the jurors. As a witness, you are in fact addressing the jury when you answer questions so it is quite natural for one to "look" at the jury while answering.
Even an incredibly intelligent lawyer (of which he is neither) wouldn't represent themselves. It makes you look bad, not to mention having someone else advocate for you is a powerful social statement. For someone as mentally slow as this guy to try it is just legal suicide.
@@aaronstephenson9310 legally ,I know it’s fair and right that a defendant be allowed to defend himself etc….but I doubt our ‘founders’ ever considered the ‘traumatic stress’ to witnesses having to face and be cross examined by these “ alleged “ violent defendants .
@@aaronstephenson9310 the officer is a witness, he is NOT the accuser. The charges are being brought on behalf of all the people (or families) who were murdered and injured in this terrorist act.
Someone needs to explain ‘hearsay’ to Darrell and tell him he doesn’t have to shout ‘grounds’ after every prosecution objection that already has the grounds stated. He’s complete,y getting off on this- it’s sickening . Seeing him criticise a father of injured children for not ‘sticking around to render help to others’ yesterday had me wanting to reach through the screen and grab Brooks by the throat!
True but in his fairytale mind, he is the victim & everyone is being paid to take him down. He believed wholeheartedly in that sov-cit internet fiction. He thought he knew more than law school grads, with his fisher price GED. I researched & he doesn’t have one. 9th grade is probably the furthest he went.
As a retired veteran from the armed forces and a flight nurse I cannot begin to imagine what the first responders at this parade encountered. Having personally been a first responder on many horrific scenes, there are no words that could even begin to explain the emotions that surge through your mind and body. You do your job to the best of your ability to save life’s, to comfort and aid to ease suffering as best you can. What the general public doesn’t know is that when all is said and done many of us go home and sob and some cases those images we carry for decades in our hearts and minds which often lead to many sleepless nights. This monster didn’t just kill 6 and injure over 60, he emotionally injured every single person and first responders at that parade who witnessed the carnage left behind through this monster’s lack of regard for human life.
You have to understand the hundreds, if not thousands, of people that witnessed this and were traumatized despite the fact that Brooks Junior himself claims his conscious is clear. More than one (off duty) first responder at this event personally cried to me and I prayed with them as said it was very different being off work and witnessing the actual hard hearted evil crime that could have also killed you. Pray that God frees people from the torment and that they can find peace in knowing Brooks Jr. will not be out here hurting people and getting away with evil ever again. His pity party, lying, self justifying to get away with crimes is done. This event actually could’ve been so much worse had it not been for the miraculous levels of people running towards the seriously ill and giving them CPR. Even those that ran the other way, got out of the way of those that could help. God be with the families of the six people that are now with God. Comfort all who went through this attack against what is right. Brooks Jr. chose evil.
Father God I pray that you comfort Mr. Billman, we pray against any evil memory recall that Satan would try to torment him or others reading this with, we pray that you give him an overwhelming peace that can only come from God, comfort him by his awareness of your love and the fact that you did not create the evil that results as people reject you and your plans. Your ways are perfect God, forgive us for rejecting them. Jesus we invite you in to heal up the wounds, as it says in Scripture you bind up the brokenhearted, fill up those wounds Lord, fill up those wounds Lord. And Isaiah 53 it says by his stripes we are healed, we except your blood offering and pray that blood over our lives that we may be healed in ways we don’t even know we need to be healed. I pray clarity on the mind, but all the lies of the evil one a broken off in Jesus‘ name. It says in Scripture that there is rest for the followers, please let nothing get in the way of your intended rest for us Lord, protect us as we sleep, send your angels around us, Scripture says that your Angels Camp around around those who reverently obey him, it says that they are rescued. Father God rescue the rescue workers from the evil one who is called the tormentor. Father God help us to know what we next need to do. Thank you.
It seems he cares more about the incident between him and his ex-girlfriend then killing six people. Sick, twisted, however the guy is not stupid either. Good job with the judge.
That was the question I have asked why does he come to court prepared? He has nothing else to do but I agree with the person who said he just want to delay, stall, interrupt and talk that sovereign citizen BS do not leave our object to every question or answer even when there is no cause for it just illiterate and stupid
So much respect for the officers who helped the injured and took the stand. This officer is amazing by staying calm and professional towards the defendant and his crazy stupid questions
He is a professional. As a retired officer myself we went to court all the time and were very practised at it and appearing not to take things personally at calls and in Court especially. Its what is expected and what happens. whilst we felt profound sadness for the people we helped and their families it would be wrong to say officers take losing a case badly all the time, but it does happen of course. we wer enot made of stone However, it does not pay one to do so. .its part of an officers personal protective armour to care for themselves.. to remain professional. Things did upset us and I was always at the worst end of police work all my career I remember bad cases deades on and faces but names are mainly lost to me now. You cannot take it all onwards with you. if you do you would be very ill for the rest of your life. I only say this to show you its not amazing in the least.. its part of the Job. However, I can see how it must look that way This officer did a good job.
it's a shame the community has to dedicate so much time and money to this man who obviously cares little. everyone deserves their day in court but he needs to step up and take responsibility for his actions.
@@kallewirsch2263 they are giving those instructions when they are called to be part of the jury. The witnesses aka those who take the stand are told to address the jury as they are the deciders in fact, and will be deliberating guilty or not guilty and directing their finding to the judge.
This police officer should train other police officers across the country on how to give testimony... he is very precise, his wording and descriptions couldn't get better. 👮♂️♥️
Nah, looks like he was trying his hardest to show restraint. Problem a menace on the street w plenty of complaints against him (assuming part of his job is patrolling non white neighborhoods).
@@Peace_and_Love_777..... not trolling at all. Think for yourself, you don't think some of the most vicious cops know how to behave on camera? They're trained for these types of situations. Case in point, just look at the Chauvin trial. That chump had the same type of demeanor during his trial as well.
LMAO! It was hilarious when he answered the plaintiff question and he just leans back like he sunk their case "no further questions, your honor" lol what a loser
It's disgusting. It's apperantly a classic sovereign citizen defense. But usually that's like so I drove with an unregistered car Boho, or so what I illegaly park on private property, nobody got hurt who's the plaintiff. But he's using that after killing and injuring people. Asks this nonsens every witness
Mr Brooks's ignorance was painfully apparent as he questioned the officer about getting his duty pay while being there testifying as well as his ignorance that a WITNESS IS SUPPOSED TO LOOK AT THE JURY WHEN ANSWERING QUESTIONS. This officer is so professional that he never flinched when asked those silly questions by Brooks. He really held back the urge to tell him how silly his questions about those topics were. I was literally embarrassed for Mr Brooks.
While I agree on most of your points, there's nothing that says a witness is supposed to look/face the jury when answering. Normally, you'd face and respond directly to the one asking the question in court, but it doesn't really matter.
@@MTStingray There is, it's called trial etiquette. The officer was 100% right, he said he was there to present his case to the jury. Most common witnesses wouldn't know that automatically, but an officer who's testified before likely knows the rules and proper way to answer the questions. I'm sure Brooks didn't. know that and I found it funny that he asked twice and was ignored both times and he still didn't get the hint to move on.
@@MTStingray Nope. Every class I've had to sit through on courtroom testimony has taught me to address the jury. Make eye contact with them and make sure they understand what you are saying. Their non-verbal feedback is important. When I see them nodding their heads like they understand I know I've answered satisfactorily. When I see them looking confused I elaborate and try to phrase my answer in a more simple way. I'm there to inform them. Not the defense attourney or prosecutor.
@@wristocrat She got reprimanded for making "uncomfortable eye contact" with them. Both inside and outside of court setting, you don't want to stare into a person's soul while making bizarre facial expressions.
It was heartbreaking hearing the multiple injured call come in and he was standing there talking to Ms. Patterson. This whole event was just such a tragedy.
Isn’t it wild that while this cop was trying to deal with a small disaster that Mr. Brooks created, a larger disaster ALSO CREATED BY DARRELL BROOKS was being urgently called out on the radio? Lighting fires everywhere. smh
Always look at the jury while on the stand. Make it appear like you’re having a conversation with them. It makes your testimony more personal and will form a connection between you and them. It makes it harder for the jury to vote against you when they feel like there is a connection 😊 This is exactly what Amber Herd tried to do but she forgot she needed to be timid and appear scared. She came across as a know it all with a bad attitude because she was speaking so “matter of fact”. Almost like the things she was saying were “so obvious” which can come across as disrespectful and arrogant. All she needed to do was make the jury sympathize with her which should have been really easy for an actor lol. But just like this monster, when you’re a narcissist it’s impossible to make yourself appear scared or like a victim. No matter how hard they try they just can’t do it. Which is why most lawyers advise them not to speak at all during trial, they always end up hurting their case the second they open their mouth 😂
The defendant’s lawyers and the prosecutors will already know the answers to the questions. The jury does not, so addressing them with the facts face to face is always the way to go. They are the final decision makers after all.
@@HatsuneChiko In general, people just hated her. We’ll never know the full story with those two, but the evidence shown is what matters in any case. People saw her putting on a facade for the jury and playing the victim, as what this case was about. In the end, her testimony contradicted the evidence. In this case, it is witnesses addressing the jury with their facts in the case.
I'm sure others have commented. Evidence is given to the court for the jury to consider. As a former officer, my training was to direct my testimony to the magistrate OR if there was a jury to the the jury. Excellent delivery of testimony by this officer.
Until you find out he lies, plants dugs, solicits crimes, drives 100mph down the road with no service lights or sirens, threatens and harasses individuals and worst of all.... Barely knows the laws he has sworn to protect....
It must be torture for the prosecution the judge and the jury to listen this annoying, heartless, narcissistic murderer.
it's cringe
Just a few words. Electric chair is lethal injection. What a POS. He's worried about COVID with his mask but not the 5 year old that is gone
Thank your local democrat. They created Darrell.
@@ashbyalec14 And exactly how did they do that? 🙄 He seems more of a Republican to me with the amount of hate he holds 🤷♀️ Oh hang on, you can’t actually tell his political affiliation by just looking at him unless he happened to be wearing a stupid MAGA hat or I love Dump shirt 🙄
@@allisonjames2923 He has psycho Democrat dripping from his pores
I can't imagine the strength and patience it must take to sit there and speak to this person with even the slightest bit of respect.
I totally agree Nadine. He's obviously a really strong person. I would just want to jump over the bench and kick this guy's ass. He has no remorse for what he did. And he thinks he's an amazing defense attorney also. He's nothing. Sorry about that rant. Lol. This guy is just a waste of space.
I think it’s fair to say that Doofus Darrell is trying to provoke an altercation with the witnesses
Bravo officer.
You cant imagine cause you are not the brightest Nadine
Extremely hard
Brooks is NOT happy that he is not controlling the cop.
He can't control a man he only likes to try and control woman by him intimidating them. He certainly can't intimidate this Officer.
@@towsonmoma875 IS IT FAIR 2️⃣ SAY HIS MOTHER WHO IS HIS ENABLER TAUGHT HIM WELL 2️⃣ BE A LI'L BOY WEN IT COMES 2️⃣ REAL MEN IN HIS PRESENCE (GROUNDS)
@@towsonmoma875 DB IS IT FAIR 2️⃣ SAY YOU CAN'T LOOK A MAN IN HIS FACE
He's a left wing extremist, you expect differently?
@@kiradegler2123 oh stop. He's a POS. I doubt he has any other affiliation.
I literally laughed out loud when said "no further questions your honor" as if he had just secured the testimony needed to bolster his own defense. Hysterical.
he actually did trip up the officer multiple times including when he alleged there was a knife involved and the guy couldn't prove he ever saw the knife and that it could've been a "swatting" call
He didn't trip anyone up lol. Brooks did horrible.
@@Aaron-zu3xn.. How? The police knew pretty quickly no knife was involved and they only said it so police would get ro their aid faster.
@@Aaron-zu3xn Perhaps one could suggest that Brooks spoke in a way that would leave anyone scratching their heads in confusion. In that way, sure, he 'tripped him up'.
😂😂😂
I just love the way he intently studies his paperwork as if he has a plan and is not just winging it.
That's called Stalling or Buying Time 🤣
Right that ish pissed me off making the court wait for extensive amounts of time like he was really doing something he is so goddamn PATHETIC I SWEAR!!!! SORRY FOR THOSE WHO WERE HARMED/KILLED BY THIS MONSTER 💩💩💩💀💀💀
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He's probably trying to memorise his Sov Cit questions ad get the magic phrases correct so he can get the cheat code unlocked
Reminds me of when I was in high school when I forget an assignment and I search all through my backpack to pretend like I just lost it.
Mr Brooks is going to get a really rude awakening when he tries to appeal based on him screwing up defending himself.
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Why? Any case of this magnitude usually has the option to appeal. Whether that is successful or not is another matter.
hahaha yep, no appeals for him!
@@roems6396 You give up your right to appeal when you represent yourself.. you cannot compain that you had bad representation....the 6th amendment itself "does not include any right to appeal"
I would love to hear him say he had "ineffective" council!!! 🤣😂🤣
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I literally lost brain cells listening to him question that police officer... good lord.
We are entering the mind of a moron.
I lost mine from day one...been drinking since then.😅😅😅
just seems like a mockery of the court doesn't it ?
It's like hebstayed up all night watching In Living Color clips of Damon Wayans as the homeless pickle jar character.
This monster was only “axing” the officer questions about his girlfriend at that time to be nosy with who her friends were and what all was said. All of that was irrelevant. What a joke.
The officer made it apparent that he was looking at the jury even more directly. Good job!!!
Would it be fair to say that this loser was treated with way more respect and dignity than he deserved? Just listening to him makes my blood pressure rise. Not only the judge but all the others that had to endure this guy deserve a medal.
The man was railroaded to satisfy the media's obsession with criminalizing Black men.
The bias was stupidly blatant.
It would be fair to say
Fair to say but if they had treated him any less than they could have rallied for a mistrial.
yes, it would be fair to say that. but only because if they dont do that, he could get a mistrial because of bias of the court. but if you see through the rulings you can see they destroy his line of questioning right from the get go.
edit: I got to the end of the video. man. they're just toying with him. Im no lawyer but I saw that she could've objected to the "do you know the plaintiff" question but she didnt wanted anymore. You could see in everyone's faces that she practically cue the officer to answer his dumb questions. She dropped the objections. And as she suspected they were dumb irrelevant questions.
@@tokyworld you can see how exasperated everyone was. Like, he's asking questions to hear himself talk. Trying to sound smart, but failing.
Objection, leading
Grounds
This police officer exudes professionalism, decency and integrity while being humble and respectful. Admirable and impressive.
He looks young, handsome man 🥰
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Agreed
He's also a hard ass with a terrific command presence. If I'm ever pulled over by him, I'm like "10 and 2" and "yes, officer" and "no, officer" and hyper responsive to any and all _legal_ requests!
so glad this monster was found guilty on all charges
There was one cop who absolutely shredded him.
The cop who took 3 shots at the vehicle. He was excellent on the stand!
*"IT WAS YOU! DARRELL BROOKS, THE PERSON STOOD BEFORE ME WEARING A MASK OVER HIS FACE, YOU!"*
That was standing ovation testimony right there. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Youuuuuuuuu
Yes he did! Officer Bryce Sholten 👏
He was awesome!
Daaamn! 😳 I gotta see that one. At this point I’m looking for most videos where anyone puts this clown in his place. He is such a pain in the a$$.
Ooo I must hunt that down! Thanks for mentioning that fact!
@@susygonzalez1334 thx! Gotta find that one! I can't stand this dude. So GD annoying.
It would be fair to say that this guy is completely destroying what pathetic "defense" he could've had by a real lawyer.
Yes…and hope he continues to do so.
He would still lose with a real lawyer!
Too much evidence against him!
Even if he paid for the most expensive lawyers, it won't help him in this case. I would love to hear his reason for driving into this crowd and hurting and killing people, was he on drugs or drinking like he ask his girlfriend when she came to testify against him.
Yes that would be fair to say .... Seems like this guy just wants to know who said what he's not worried about anything else... Heartless...
😂 going down in flames
Its a shame Wisconsin doesn't have the death penalty. None of his victims consented to being killed and maimed.
Good thing it’s never happened then and it was just theater right? Don’t worry though we know who was killed in capital punishment 🫡
@@kirarenee1010 Ummm, really?
Good God I thought we were going thru this process because they were seeking death now I find out no death penalty there Geesh that’s depressing wanted a death sentence for this monster
Every state should have the death penalty
@@mroselli7482 when has the death penalty prevented a murder?
This officer is so good on the witness stand. He is composed and well spoken. A prosecutors dream witness.
That’s because this case is a slam dunk. Officer has absolutely nothing to hide, and it makes his statements very free flowing and matter of fact. he doesn’t have to worry about what’s coming out of his mouth. Sometimes when the case isn’t so clear, a witness has to answer vaguely, I’m glad that isn’t the case here.
That said, he really is great.
If that’s true then I prey he is safe because 4 cops murdered a cop inside there own police precinct less then a year ago and blamed it on a training accident Meanwhile the cop they murdered is the one that took the police report of someones daughter who was gang raped by the 4 murderous cops🤨 they are just starting the investigation but this is it indicative of law-enforcement behavior between rape sodomy murder planting evidence selling drugs doing drugs drinking while on the job drinking and driving wife beating child diddling psychopathy and law-enforcement go hand-in-hand and I pray that this officer if he is a good cop that he’s protecting man because balls for somebody to murder someone in the police station and blame it on her training accident meanwhile the corner she detected that there was an issue because it was blunt force trauma to the back of the neck not just one time but several times which indicates it is not an accident
Yes he is ♥️♥️
That's funny... I kinda get a tyrant duschbag vibe. (I possible all cops just naturally do that to me 😂)
@@savetheaspies work on your authority issues. Gonna hold you back in life.
I’m going to ask the cop non important and irrelevant questions.
“That I think are great big “gotcha” questions that will prove that I can’t be held accountable for my actions” 🙄 I can’t believe he’s still trying to do his “there is no real plaintiff because the State is not a human being” schtick even though he’s been shut down for it multiple times
This is what he’s been doing since before the trial even started. He first tried to get a delay because he was on a Covid protocol and he refused a rapid test at the jail and in the court room. They brought in a jail administrator and he kept asking if he was allowed to shower and shave and when his next shower would be.
this is like having a classmate in class that thinks he asks intelligent questions when in fact everyone knows he is just full of crap.
Exactly
You know Darrell has a problem with control when he objects to a witness looking at the jury.
He seems like he is trying to prevent the witness from connecting with the jury . Don’t think he has ever been through trial before. I think he is used to accepting plea offers and he got his ass handed to him.
This must've been the longest 15 minutes of this cop's life.
More like 45 mins but yeah lol
at least he got paid for it
@@darkomen24 think they meant the 15 minutes that Road Runner was asking questions. Testimony is a normal part of the job and the Prosecution usually works with their witnesses so the first 30 minutes was a normal day for him. What wasn’t was the part of having to answer to a killer.
Right... this is crazy that he even gets to question him... smh
Everyone who watches this is dumber for having to listen to his questions.
He heard one lawyer on law and order say "would that be fair to say" and just flew with it 😂😂😂
😅😅😅 lmao i want to slap him everytime he says it ughhhh! dude is a monster
He heard either his previous lawyer or the prosecution say it, he often asked "what do you do for a living?" first and then completely ignored the answer and moved of to some other stupid nonsensical question.
Yes he used it over, and over, and over! 😮 So very irritating!
Yo I’m just now watching this and I can’t stand for him to keep saying that 😂😂
Wow. This officer carried himself with outstanding professionalism; especially considering the arrogant murderer questioning him. Great job Officer!
Lies lol
@@ventotv3654 What lies?
@@ventotv3654 What lies?
yea it should be the standard but it’s not sadly
@@mycrazylife408 Yes it is. Stop falling for propaganda.
Something that occurred to me is that Brooks was hearing all those radio calls while he was getting arrested. He could hear the desperate calls for medical help and dispatch trying to get units onto main st, knowing what he just did and those calls were for his victims. Then he sat in the same hospital hearing the chaos of his victims getting triaged and in pain and dying. Yet, he sat getting his poor shoulder examined and cheerfully spoke with detectives like he was completely unaware of what he did.
Excellent point.
that's so sad. What a creep Brooks is. 😡
He knew what he done .just his stupid acting it all out he's a Nobody a Nothing I really Hope he gets his comupence IN JAIL At least the victims will be able to' try' after all their heartache for so many of families and friends as a year n still it goes on Just put the Evil n Cold DB IN JAIL .HE HAS A HEART OF STONE DEFANATlY only Cares for him self How selfish n a waste of air he's allowed to breath ......
He's evil
I didn’t think about that but you are correct
I love how he thinks he is asking intelligent questions. 😂
Frs, just got there Damn.
I know 🤣 I feel so embarrassed for him
It’s fair to say that I agree. 😂
I got second hand embarrassment from watching him try to act smart.🙄😂
@@tania_xciii Right?
What a stupid question! Any on duty Policeman who is ordered to appear in court is " of course " being paid. Mr. Brooks, you give new meaning to ignorant.
Definitely, they are on the Clock when they appear in Court to testify. Of course they are getting paid.
He’s an uneducated thug. Worse though because he’s a demonic monster with zero remorse after mutilating the corpses of children and elderly.
I love how Brooks is always looking through pages, acting as though he knows WTF hes doing
Thank you! ALL HE DOES IS SHUFFLE PAPERS. Like, no planning or forethought is going on in his head. Only the three legal terms he knows and uses incessantly.
It’s a stalling tactic, he had no clue what’s he’s doing
He’s just trying to stretch the trial and why he acted the way he did and why the judge was lenient with his outburst and didn’t kick him out sooner and etc bc he and the left would cry that the judge wasn’t fair and all that BS and the shuffle papers is nothing more than trying to look like he knows what he’s doing and basically stalling
Looks like he's playing the shell game with 3 pieces of paper 😆
Objection.
Irrelevant.
I started bawling my eyes out when I heard” unresponsive 5 year old” how can he listen to what he did with a straight face
Bawling*
Darrell was likely anticipating doing some balling when he was young.
@@Frewition lol oops yes I meant bawling haha
Satan man just gotten started. He be in hell soon to unleash and be burning alive forever and ever
He’s a psychopath
@@Frewition Surely his expertise with balls will be an advantage in his new home now
In Darrell's mind, I wonder if he was hoping the whole courtroom would burst into outrage as he points out that the officer was being paid to be there rather than being on patrol.
I think he thought that about a lot of stuff. Like, poor Darrell is in custody, he's shackled, he can't tell the jury whatever he wants, the police "mislead" him, etc. He hoped the jury would see how he was victimized by the system and they would nullify the laws and let him go. Smh 🙄 Sorry dude, you're literally a mass murderer of old ladies and a child, most of your victims are children who are forever scarred and hurt, you're not ever going home.
Monster probably did.
Probably. But what a moron. The officer should be getting paid. He's having to sit on a court to testify against a murderer instead of being out helping people who need it.
Brooks had previously argued that some or all of the witnesses were paid actors and actresses, brought in to make him look bad. My guess is he was hoping to confirm the officer was being paid, which would justify his argument.
Hearing the fear and panic in the officer that was at the parade is so sad, it really made this case feel even more real to me then it already did.
Like why? Was he running from them calling the cops? Is he crazy (I know he is) but like why?
@@hommefatale4406 he's just an extremely angry person. We can see it from how he acts in trial, he can't handle his anger. He was blinded by rage and thinks honking his horn excuses the fact that he rammed through hundreds of people, and uses that to blame them for "being in the way." He even tried to bring it up in his defense. I'm glad he's going to be in prison for life
@@superflan2981 yep he literally is that type of person.."I honked my horn mannn..thats on you if you don't get out the way..I tried but y'all didn't listen, don't make me out to be the bad guy.."
@@superflan2981 insanity his ass need to be buried under the jail.
Oh my that got me too. The raw emotions are gut wrenching. I can't imagine seeing something like that.
Omg!! The absolute composure of this Officer Philipps is astounding!! I can’t imagine the disgust he has inside for this pondscum!!
Alleged pondscum
I can, because you can see the disdain for the “alleged pondscum” written all over him in his facial expressions & body language
Pondscum is sugar coating it! This creature is an animal and needs to be put down very soon!
This cop is a criminal, he would sell out and violate your rights to protect other police when police commit crimes. Every cop is a criminal when police commit crimes.
His tone is complete annoyance.. which would be anyones tone.. just sayin..
I love his "No further questions" when he finally gets the meaningless answer he was looking for. Congratulations on misunderstanding the law to such a profound degree.
Haha me too
@@MurdersMachine He's trying to outline that the State of Wisconsin isn't a living person, so how can he be sued by a state... It's sovereign citizen nonsense that has no bearing on actual law.
@@masondegaulle5731 oooohhh...... that means a lot.... I've listened to these videos and parts and not in sequence. And that makes a lot of sense too. Cuz I remember that he kept trying to say that he can't be tried by the state of Wisconsin because it is an entity and not a person. I remember that because my first thought was, so what do you want them to do, bring you the bodies of the people that you ran over? You can't question them either. That one really pissed me off.
Each time I'm like, dude you had no questions in the first place.. He just listens to what they say then try to argue ridiculous points. Can you imagine having any kind of relationship with this fool?
Hahaha I came on here just to see if anyone else commented on that, great catch!🤣...like he just broke the case open..ok Matlock. It's literally the dumbest argument ever, like he can't understand the D.A. and prosecutors represent the state... If the law worked the way he's advocating it to there would be complete lawlessness you literally could never prosecute a murder.😒
This officer will have a great career. My disabled sister and I were on the interstate going to her favorite craft store when I had a blow out. I was attempting to change my tire when I realized my jack was in my other car. As I discovered that, a state patrol pulled over and actually changed my tire for me. The spare was low in air, so he escorted me to the next station to put air in the car. That was above and beyond his call of duty. When I see this officer, I can imagine he's done the same thing for 2 elderly ladies, one being disabled. God bless these men.
I had one wait for 5 hours with me until Enterprise sent my daughter and I a new rental when ours broke down on the side of the road. He sat behind the car on the side of the road the entire time. Even got on the phone with enterprise twice to fuss at them for having us out there like that.
The bailiff’s facial expressions 😂 it must be incredibly difficult and awful to have to sit behind him and not be able to ring his neck day after day.
Agree to the fullest🤬
Oh man I know
Everyone is very professional in this court room.
Never wld play poker with him! Ha
The Defendant is such a narcissist he probably thinks the baliff is his security
Cop hated him so bad
Right? You can see the disgust plainly on his face.
Yup.
So do I.
everyone else does too.
As a retired paramedic ...that officer had such a EXCELLENT sense of triage that amazes me
All he says and we saw him do proves he's excellent at everything he does!
Respect!
Good for u using ur words would u like a cookie
@Passing Through 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 shhhh
@Passing Through Look I'm all for attacking random hostility, but I also just have to...
"when see coherent sentences"
@Passing Through go to ur room
This officer is the man 🤣🤣 He continued to look at the jury while he answered his questions even after he knew it bothered Brooks.
that is not why he did it. He did it as its couirt rules to tell the Jury my friend. He is testifying his evidence to the jury. not to brooks or to any counsel or defendent putting questions to him.
He is not doing it to annoy Brooks at all.
@@mariahoulihan9483 I realized that after watching more and more court trials. Thanks for sharing.
@@nobu8953 Appreciate this is a year late, although, I thought I’d add: some attorneys believe looking at the jury when answering is the best approach, only looking at the council when they ask you a question (look ahead to listen, turn to jury to answer). Other attorneys believe it’s better to maintain majority of eye contact on the council asking the questions and occasionally look at the jury. My preference is the former. Engaging the jury, addressing them directly when answering has significant impact; eye contact will imprint a witness’s face and their answers. A person is more focused on what someone is saying when directly addressed with direct eye contact. You want the jury to remember what’s being said. After all, they are the ones who’ll deliberate and reach a verdict at the end of the trial. Eye contact with all of them, moving your eyes from juror to juror, not just one or two.
None of his questions go anywhere. It’s “mind boggling”
It is honestly comical. With all due respect, I know it's not a laughing matter. But where Brooks' "ACTING" as his own attorney is concerned it is like you said, mind boggling. "I see you're wearing your police uniform today" etc etc. I think he rented a bunch episodes of Law and Order and watched A Few Good Men a few times 🤣 What a joke he is!
Grounzs?
Right like, would it be fair to say you’re a human being 😂
What about when he made that statement about he is not a person he is a human being I was drinking some coffee and almost choked on it with laughter this little bitty puny POS is pitiful and sad
This cop gets an A+ for keeping it respectful and professional even though we all know he wanted to shake his head laugh and leave 😅
This Officer is my Son. Thank you for your support - your kindness will never be forgotten. Love and all the best!
@@JP-ce6nc you oughta be proud,you raised a officer,and a well spoken gentlemen Being a police officer is tough these days- my brother is a K9 deputy sheriff.
@@JP-ce6nc God bless you and your family! Tell your son to keep making America proud! We love y’all
@@mattyice5290 Thank you. Your support means a lot to me and my family. And it is my great honor to share your kind and supportive sentiments with my Son. Thanks again and all the best!
@@captrockh2055 Thank you. I am so very proud of my Son in all areas of his life. Just a side note: he still opens doors for me, which he started doing at a very young age when he was finally tall enough to reach door handles. You know through your Brother how difficult it is to be a Police Officer (especially when you have to handle a high-energy dog too). I wish such good things for you and your family, and will often think of your Brother and his canine partner and will pray for his continued safety. Thanks again for your support and kind sentiments. Love and all the best!
As a Paramedic, I can sadly imagine the absolute chaos, terror, pain, distress & confusion that would have been everywhere at the site. I’ve done a couple of mass casualty incidents in my 21 year career, but nothing remotely like this & I hope I never see this kind of thing firsthand.
As a human being who has been alive for 35 years, I can't imagine the chaos and fear the victims endured and hope I never have to see this kind of thing first hand.
Thank you for the service you provide to people. This is hard to watch knowing there are witnesses who can identify Brooks.
thank you for your service, Allison. I pray to God you NEVER have to deal with this kind of horror.
Same. I've worked a few myself in 20 years. Never on the level of this many people in 1 place. We would have to have ALOT of mutual aid.
From a retired medic, your spot on.
The Police Officer testified exactly how we’re taught. Address the Jury. Look them in their eyes. Credibility!
I like how it was pissing off the murderer, he tried to get an answer why he was answering to the jury and the judge sustained the objection 🤣🤣 keep crying murderer Brooks
@@tecateconquest lol that literally speaks to the volumes of Brook's delusional narcissism..its literally "why are you lookin at the jury trying to sway them against ME?! ITS NOT FAIR"
Didn’t work for amber though 😂
His testimony should be videotaped and shown to Police Academy cadets throughout the US. It would be an excellent educational tool in how to present yourself in court. The officer is fully prepared, confident, articulate, calm and objective in his responses and presentation.
Yeah if only they got a video of this testimony 🤣🤣🤣
Ok?
@@greglazlinglmfao
This court case shows just how well educated and versed lawyers are and why it is so important to have one.
This!!!!!
Right?! So why did he decide to represent himself?
@@fletcher0411 I think he or pat of the sovereign citizens movement. Sovereign citizens believe they are not under the jurisdiction of the federal government and consider themselves exempt from U.S. law. They use a variety of conspiracy theories and falsehoods to justify their beliefs and their activities, some of which are illegal and violent.
@@fletcher0411 Brooks decided to represent himself because he was grasping at straws. His lawyers had entered a guilty plea after four different psych evaluations showed he is sane and competent. The “sovereign citizen” schtick gave him what he evidently thought was a get-out-of-jail-free card. He hoped to convince the jury (or an appeal) that the court has no jurisdiction over him, that the judge is somehow not valid, that the “plaintiff” being an entity (State of Wisconsin) and not an individual meant the prosecution is not valid, that none of the injured parties made a claim against him, and that being charged as DARRELL BROOKS is not about himself, a human being, but about a “strawman” fictional entity. In addition to all this pseudolegal nonsense, is a phenomenon he calls “nullifying the law”. Now and then a jury returns a not-guilty verdict even when guilt is beyond any doubt: a perverse verdict. wikipedia says “The jury's reasons may include the belief that the law itself is unjust, that the prosecutor has misapplied the law in the defendant's case, that the punishment for breaking the law is too harsh, or general frustrations with the criminal justice system.” Anyway, only a judge may instruct the jury on the law, and judges may not tell the jury they could return a perverse verdict. Brooks keeps trying to talk about it as the jury enter or leave. Why he thought they would WANT to let him off - well, in his closing speech he says that “what happened” was God’s will, he forgave himself, he’s at peace with it, the community is healing, and his family is suffering because he’s locked up.
@@eh1702 wow. What was he thinking? According to that theory, no one should ever be prosecuted for murder since the dead person can’t prosecute from beyond the grave, and there would be no such thing as a crime against a child since they can’t mount their own case.
I guess the saying is true. A man who represents himself has a fool for a client.
What a phenomenal way for this officer to show “I have absolutely no respect for, but I’m doing my job”. I tip my cap to this office
He gets paid. He SHOULD do his job!
He should get paid extra dealing with all this.....fluff!
@@bennym5244 No he shouldn't This is part of his job. Are you telling me that if he was a clerk in a retail store and he had to deal with one mentally unstable customer he should get paid more that day?
@@retroguy9494 nutter pay is not a bad shout!
Retroguy94 must be related to brooks 😂
This officer has a lot of self control. I can't imagine having to answer questions from the guy that did this to the city he's protecting.
I know really! This is a circus why do they put up with him asking the same questions over and over.
This officer is one hot hunk!!
@@natt408 what makes him a hot hunk? the uniform.
@@natt408 That male sitting on the prosecutor side is fine too!!
Lol he does but you can tell he wants to give him the good ol stop resisting. Hopefully he'll receive that in prison.
It’s proper court etiquette to look at the jury when answering questions. It’s how the officer was trained. It shows respect for the jury, and allows them to see your face, and decide if you appear to be sincere, and truthful.
Absolutely Correct
I also have an opinion. I believe at some point/s in time it is appropiate to address the jury but I also believe it is respectful to speak directly to the prosecutor asking the questions. I think the jury gets it. There's no doubt as to the sincerity or truthfulness of the officer. I would however refuse to address the POS in the orange shirt. He shows no respect for any witness and should be directed to stand whilst questioning the witnesses. He just does whatever he bloody wants. Sometimes he doesn't even bother to stand for the jury, as directed
@@antzpantzz8490 Agreed, it can go both ways. The Amber Heard trial is a good example, she kept looking at the jury in a way that made her look extremely deceitful. But she was lying through her teeth, so the jury picked up on it.
Bottom line is the witness will do whatever they want, and the jury can use their own intuition to make a judgement as to their character.
And maybe he was disgusted looking at him especially if he was there all day
It drove him mad when they wouldn't look at him when answering his questions.
Very well spoken police officer who definitly knows his job. Salute
Sorry he had to get his hands dirty.
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Gtfoh he didn't go to law school or college lol
@@JP-ce6nc Just want to say that you have raised a kind and respectful man who clearly has the patience of a saint and clearly is good at his job. love from Ireland!
definitly
I love this officer. He is the polar opposite of the murderer.
He conducted himself really well
This officer and everyone else involved. He’s a vile human being- i wouldve changed my name and moved if I was his mom so nobody Can trace him back to me. It’s sickening to watch him have no remorse for the lives he affected- not even his own mom. I almost wish it was the death penalty. He shouldn’t be allowed to continue breathing after what he did.
😖 this guy representing himself is the absolute definition of cringe, embarrassing and hard to watch. 🙈 I feel so sorry for these witnesses and everyone in court having to deal with his bs, and most of all obviously for the victims of this reckless, narcissistic creature. 😓💔
@Zenkat They don't seem to be going there, because the hate crime element would have been very difficult to prove, on top of being unpopular. So I'm willing to believe he was enough of a moron to barrel down the street killing people because he was pissed at his girlfriend.
He's about to learn that the letter of the law is very cold and very cruel to those who can't play the legal game.
@@erynlasgalen1949 The letter of the law is cold to the illiterate!
@Zenkat i don’t know a lot about the crime, hate crime or not it was reckless to harm and kill others. Unless you can convince me otherwise...
@@erynlasgalen1949 We had a couple, well known and loved in the community killed by being hit head on by a man in a large truck that was so mad at his ex that he said he was going to drive head on into the next vehicle he met. He was on the phone with his ex when he did it. He killed both of the people he hit head on. The man killed was the fire chief of the volunteer fire dept, she was the church secretary and a prominent 4-H leader. They headed up a blood drive every year at the church. I don't think this guy is ever getting out of prison. At least I hope not. Their children miss them, along with the entire community. The man's son was one of the first responders that showed up at the wreck. They had to take him back away from the wreck when they realized it was both his parents in the vehicle that had been hit. The man who did it walked away from the wreck. I remember he had been smoking weed and I don't know what else he had been into that night. He threatened his ex that he was going to drive through her house to kill her. He did not get to do that.
@@kathymac21 these freakin people .. that's horrible. I came across one. got lucky. at least so far, but for the rest of my life I have to be on alert. sucks!
I've seen this over and over. I had to testify against my Mom when I was 18, so I had experience with this early on. I did the same thing, looking at the questioner, and then turned to look at the jury. The jury are the ultimate decision makers. It is ABSOLUTELY 100% appropriate to do this. It is a common courtesy that people seemingly overlook.
The jury has the ultimate say, so with that, it is absolutely appropriate to do this, to address them directly, for their benefit during their deliberations.
Sorry for whatever happened where you had to testify against your mom. 😕🙏
@@2009carol2010 I do appreciate that. Very broken family. Didn't learn how broken it really was until about age 15, when I put all the pieces together.
Very bad life.
But, have been able to succeed!
I was a 911 dispatcher for 10 years. I helped SOOOO many people on so many levels. Very proud of that! Despite 90% of the calls being tragic, 10% beautiful calls (baby delivers and such)
So yeah, it still carries within me, the crap that happened, but I have moved on, I have had to make the decision to go "off the grid" and be away from those toxic people, that whole "family"
@@gc3beeps God bless you, I'm so happy for you. 🙏☺️ Hearing this made my day.
@@2009carol2010 Thank you
@@gc3beeps Amen! 💕🙏☺️🎄
Imagine being an officer hearing over the radio “10 people down, 15 people down, 20 people down” as you’re trying to drive to the crime scene. Trying to figure out what’s going on.
The officer on the stand has been on the stand before. You can tell by his demeanor and how he addresses the court and during questioning. I love how he knows the boundaries of what he can and cannot do and how it drives Darrell Brooks insane. Once he realized he couldn’t pull his bullsh*t, he started stuttering over his questions and had to go back to his nonsense paper shuffling and the long pauses between questions because he has no idea what he is doing. Glad he is sentenced to life over and over again.
I don’t understand what any of the questions he’s asking have to do with the fact he mowed down a bunch of people
He doesn't himself 😂
Exactly
He doesn’t either
When there is overwhelming evidence against you, the only course of action you have in terms of a defense is to try to discredit witnesses and/or challenge small, senseless details to point out inconsistencies.
@@kathyk4504 Or, blame others for "pushing his buttons, and it is their fault"
He’s 100 percent guilty
The first cop that almost got ran over should’ve just opened fire and saved everyone. (Hindsight is 20/20)
The way he is shaking one minute, doodling the next, and then when this heinous event is being replayed he is alert and almost excited to watch the disturbing aftermath of his actions. It’s disturbing.
What is the paperback book in front of Brooks? I do not like it. It appears to be a purchased book, and not specific court reference material. He also was thumbing through his paperwork as audio-visual evidence was presented. Judge Judy would say, “Stop looking at those papers! It is distracting to me, and you need to look up!”
Yet he gets panty mad when they address him as Mr Brooks, or when they address the jury
I saw him watching that video as well. Its like he was getting off on seeing the carnage he left. Hes a sick man. And I feel bad that his mom is so delusional as to believe that he didn't mean to do it, but maybe thats a mercy because I couldn't imagine the pain of knowing my child killed and hurt people including children.
He never throughout this trial EVER had any of his scribblings prepared, this guy has me fuming!
The look on his face when he was watching the video.. pure excitement and satisfaction in his eyes! there are no limits to what this kind of character can do criminally just for the fame of it. His representing himself is just part of that plan of getting his fame. The system should have extra rules to deal with these types if needed. Watching this whole circus of a trial should be devastating for the victims and their loved ones and they certainly shouldn’t have to deal with this nonsense!
I consider myself a tough guy (construction worker/oilfield worker) every time I see cops, Fireman, paramedics, soldiers running in to chaos/harms way to help, save, or protect.. My eyes fill up with tears. No hesitation they just go in no regard for themselves or if they will go home. To help, save, and protect a stranger...
With all due respect, and extremely grateful that you're involved in those very physically tough jobs, these first responders are above most occupations, in terms of difficulties. It's a job that haunts them, for the rest of their lives. Emotional strength is something most don't have enough of to be a first responder.
It’s just what we do & who we are. I was on a plane once & had a very deep & meaningful chat with the guy sitting next to me. I’m an Aussie Paramedic of 21 years & he was a New Zealander in the army. We were discussing that most people don’t understand how we do what we do, because they can’t comprehend how we live with the terrible things we see. I think people who have long careers in the emergency services, military & emergency health are born to do what we do. Once we discover our role, it just fits. And we deal with these awful things so that other people don’t have to. And I actually think it’s really sad that movies & TV have become so realistic in showing the physical & emotional trauma of critical injury, illness & death. And that people can now see the harsh reality of it in the news & on social media. It does affect you, even if you think it doesn’t. If what we saw & heard in the media didn’t affect our actions, we wouldn’t have a multi $trillion advertising industry. Things like driving a car into hundreds of people wouldn’t occur to most people without seeing & hearing that others have done the same. And at least with the emergency services, military & emergency health workers, we don’t look for these things for entertainment. We’re exposed to them because we actively try to help the people involved. And even if we are only able to help people in a minor way, like reassure people, calm them down, give comfort & understanding to the relatives of deceased people etc, we’re still actively trying to make things better for those involved. And I think that makes a big difference when it comes to being able to cope with the trauma & tragedies that we see.
I noticed after a few multi-service critical incident stress debriefs from serious car accidents, that the Paramedics directly hands on with the patients seemed (in general) to deal better with what happened, than those emergency personnel who had more peripheral roles, like the cops doing traffic control, or the firies who helped make the vehicles safe & extricate patients. And I think this is largely due to the fact that we were busy the whole time, fighting to save their lives, while the firies & cops saw more of the picture from outside & had time to dwell on the damage to the vehicles, the deceased patients, the personal effects strewn over the road & other things like that, while they were doing their just as important roles. Also, we would get them in our ambulances & leave the scene, leaving the cops to investigate & the firies to clean up the broken glass, metal, wash blood off the road etc. I really think the hands on for longer, trying to save them, identifying their injuries & how critically injured they were, made it easier in the long run to deal with it if they later died. We didn’t have to imagine what happened. We saw it. But the firies & cops saw bits & pieces then imagined the rest.
I don’t know if I’ve explained that very well, and I’m not saying we’re immune to the trauma, because there are always cases that affect us. And I have a mental photo album of scenes from various tragic or horrible incidents over my career. But I truly wish people weren’t being exposed to that kind of trauma unnecessarily. Especially when they can’t do anything about it.
Except in Uvalde!
Well Said !
It's absolutely heroic when they do, but historically this is not always the case. I wish we could acknowledge both.
He's looking at the jury because they are the jury who will be determining the verdict. Stupid.
Yea but Whys dos he shake his head back and forth?looks racist lol 😆 😂 🤣
@@johnryder557 🥴🥴🥴
Would it be fair to say he's screwed?
That would be fair to say 😂
😄
Would it be fair to say he is going to be screwed once he meets big John at the big house? 🤣🤣🤣
Objection. Ground?
Thank you, Officer, for your thorough testimony, and for your service on the day of this heinous crime. You are valued, please know that.
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@@JP-ce6nc tell your son I am watching this bizarre case from the UK . Your son comes across as such an articulate, honest and professional police officer. Its always Wonderful to hear such sincere police - with integrity. Pass on my respect and thanks for his service to such a career. Regards from London UK. ( I work for the UK police)
@@inksterinky9820 Thank you. My Son is not just a great Police Officer, but he is also a great Son, Grandson, Brother and Friend. While he needs to be serious and focused on the witness stand, he's an extremely kind, considerate, warm and loving person. It will be my great honor to pass along to my Son your kind sentiments. Love and all the best!
Sir I just wanted to say to you that your son has had an excellent upbringing and must be so pleased to see him here and also his professionalism as an officer, how proud you must feel.
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@@Andy-uy2ts Thank you. I have been overwhelmed with the outpouring of support from amazing people such as yourself. It's comforting to me and my family to know that so many people support and value the police. Thanks again. Love and all the best!
All he is showing is he is in his right mind. Hurts his case more than anything
He's not crazy; he's a black supremacist.
You couldnt have said that any better. I totally agree with you mate. Love from New Zealand
Right! Definitely can’t plead mentally unstable acting like this
What a shame that Brooks got to nastily question, harass, and berate good people. In addition to killing and maiming so many.
Nasty- and the world's MOST irritating person ever.
i salute this officer for being so professional and calm
Yes he was excellent!!!
You can see the disdain on the officers face having to answer questions from this Perry Mason want to be.
I bet his face was sore the next day
@@laurelsoden8599 I'm sure it was. The dark haired male cop from yesterday too. His jaw was so tight lol.
Perry Mason lol
He has watched too much t.v. at least a Matlock episode
@@jgirlinluv55 right! I doubt he even knows who Perry Mason is lol.
@@invicta_vita the is it fair works my nerves.
This police officer is totally awesome and very respectful. Answers questions confidently and engages with the jury 🙂
Every cop is a criminal. This cop is a criminal, he would sell out and violate your rights to protect other police when police commit crimes. Every cop is a criminal when police commit crimes.
The jury deserves his his attention, not this creep.
@@barbaradavis393 Actually, he should NOT be looking at the jury OR the 'creep.' He should be looking at the prosecutor who is asking him the questions.
Dirty creep real nasty.
@@retroguy9494 He's showing respect to the jurors because they're the ones who's going to make the decision. I love the prosecution team, but I also love how he turns to the jury and give them his answer so there's no mistake in them hearing what he has said! Well done officer!! I love your style!!
You don’t even have to know how to play chess to be 13 moves ahead of this guy. He was playing Chutes and Ladders.
I call it snakes and ladders 😜
Using his fingers as a dice...and he still lost😊
Like not even checkers.
That is far too complexed. More like candyland
The officer sitting behind him is like wtf am I watching
That’s exactly what I was thinking and by the way in smack the head for being stupid.
Guess I'm not the only one who noticed
That officer was flipping him off the other day 🤣
Well I suppose technically the same day as this just I was watching the stream and it was pointed out 🤣
He really wants to give him a good beat down.
Thinks he's smart but he's nothing but a fool. Just put him in a room with his victim's families and be done with it. He won't think he's such a badass if he faces them alone in a room.
I agree
"He who represents themselves has a fool for a client."
He is a masterpiece of Dunning Kruger effect.
So because your in a room with more than 1 person, makes you not a badass all of a sudden? I’m not understating the correlation to what a room full of people has to do with all of a sudden not becoming a badass?
@@minn-dakturfmaintenance684 you troll much?
I love that the " real " attorneys have not once said " is it fair to say "
Objection...sustained
@@chocolateface4885 objection...leading.
I find that detail irritating. He is using the phrase for questions where it is not warranted.
@@silentforest7147 he’s a stupid human parroting what he saw on an episode of Law And Order
"That's unlawful law"
its wild to see a man play real life "clue" while being charged for mass murder.
The fact that the first question he asks is about the fact that officer Phillips is in uniform and being paid.. when you are subpoenaed to court you are getting paid and must arrive in uniform.. even on your day off. This dude should’ve hired a lawyer.
My thoughts exactly
He's trying to prove his conspiracy theories. He's a goof.
Probably couldn’t afford one. He would’ve been given a public defender and either way he would be looking at jail time. They already have enough evidence to convict but the judge has to remain impartial by law and let him plead his case first unfortunately it is a waste of everyone’s time.
@@treymajors1245 He had a team from the public defenders office. He fired them because he didn't like how they were doing their job. That's how he has boxes of organized paperwork. I only know that because the prosecution said it one day.
@@justthatgirl-ct4jo So he thinks hes being clever by taking others work 😶
This is just my opinion but,I think the officer is sick of Mr.Brooks b.s.
We all are. We're right there with him.
Everyone is.
Anyone in their right mind would feel sick just looking at him and knowing what he allegedly did.
I think the judge is too. She’s doing a lot more weary sighing at his shenanigans than in the first couple of days
@@nicolebrown1927 And I think it’s fair to say that we’re all heartily sick of him saying “is it fair to say” in every second question 🙄🤦♀️🤷♀️ The dude needs a thesaurus or to have watched more than one trial before deciding he was well suited to representing himself
“No further questions” after asking absolutely nothing relevant. How is this bozo even allowed to be wasting everyone’s time like this. Throw him in jail
He's gonna love gen pop....
@@caryyoung7049 the only thing that keeps me going 🕊️🕊️🕊️🤍🤍
This could have been a one week trial had it not been all the disruptions and babbling by Brooks
I think it's best this way, instead of having a competent lawyer, that may be able to get him off on a technicality, he's digging his own grave and the judge tolerates him because she's letting him do so
They will use this case to win future cases with narcissists in not so easy to prove as this guilty situations. Its all about learning tactics.
Who else is thinking that Brooks' papers are not filled with questions, but actually just his plan of operation:
1. Stall as much as possible
2. TRY to use professional language in order to look smart
3. Filibuster
4. Object randomly, as if you know what you're doing
Well, that and doodles of the judge with horns.
Your last sentence was so left field 😂
Search up the South Park “ styled” Content Creator Linus Wallace. He is a very talented animator who is parodying DB.
It’s pretty comical! ( He shows a couple of papers that’s Brooks is holding and he writes in silly stuff similar to what you referenced here.)
New rap lyrics I mean crap
Having to answer this stupid line of questioning from this monster, you can see the disgust in the policeman having to answer politely to this monster. He is always looking for papers like he is going to get a free out-of-jail card. This policeman is quite courteous and also very correct in all his answers.
35:47 That moment when you realize a law degree is more than repeating what you heard on law & order
Bingo 😂
Lol 😂
😆
Who would have thought it….. 🤣
“I’m not a lawyer, but I did stay in a prison last night (and for every night the rest of my life.)”
Sub-stain
Looking at the jury makes the most sense as a witness because they're the people you're actually suppose to be addressing since they're the ones who will be deciding if what you say and how honestly and confidently you say it is sufficient.
It definitely makes sense. I’ve actually seen this done a lot. It’s funny though because in the Depp vs Heard trial Amber did this and everyone lost their minds over it 😂 as despicable as she is, she wasn’t doing anything wrong by doing that and in fact was probably coached to do so.
Jury are the fact finders. One is trained to address the fact finders.
Nah, it's awkward & ass kissy. You answer the person speaking to you. The exception would be if you're explaining how something works or the definition of something. Otherwise, yes, it's weird to be asked a question, then turn to the jury and look at them the whole time you're answering. And for every single question.
@@cristoburn4778 It's weird here & it was weird when queen succubus did it. It was even weirder from her because basically she was the one on trial. I imagine that'd be awkward for the jury. Depp didn't do that, and neither did any other witness I can remember. She was clearly trying to sell her story to them. It came across as very disingenuous.
You have to mix it up….mostly look at the questioning prosecutor, but look at jury from time to time.
Why did he always think it was a 'gotcha' moment that there was no physical person as a plaintiff in the matter?
He has monkey brains, he genuinely thinks that the state of Wisconsin was being represented by a single mystery man somewhere, and if he could only uncover this massive conspiracy by the justice system, everyone will clap and let him free.
It's a sovereign citizen ploy. It's based on the constitutional right in criminal cases to be able to face your witnesses. Sovereign Citizens try to say that since cases are brought on behalf of the state, they can't face their "accuser".....totally mischaracterizing the Constitution.
@@prettyanxious9982he just thought he found some loophole or technicality to get out on. He’s an idiot though
These sovcits always bring those argument when some cop pulls them over and gives them the ticket. The plaintiff becomes the state in that case and they always lose the argument in court when they try that gambit. He was extremely stupid to think that would work in his case
The biggest problem with individuals attempting to represent themselves as non attorneys is they just don't know the law, and they are not familiar with court proceedings. I've been an expert witness a couple of times and it is common practice to answer questions while "looking" at the jurors. As a witness, you are in fact addressing the jury when you answer questions so it is quite natural for one to "look" at the jury while answering.
Hey, he watched plenty of law and order I am sure on tv
Even an incredibly intelligent lawyer (of which he is neither) wouldn't represent themselves. It makes you look bad, not to mention having someone else advocate for you is a powerful social statement. For someone as mentally slow as this guy to try it is just legal suicide.
It can be considered jury intimidation.. u must not know that.
A good example of intimidating the jury would be Amber Heard.
Whatever bud; it's creepy. How'd it work out for Amber Heard? You're having a conversation with the attorney, not the jury.
How insulting for this officer to have to be questioned by this murderer.
@@aaronstephenson9310 legally ,I know it’s fair and right that a defendant be allowed to defend himself etc….but I doubt our ‘founders’ ever considered the ‘traumatic stress’ to witnesses having to face and be cross examined by these “ alleged “ violent defendants .
@@aaronstephenson9310 they believed in segregation in the strictest sense. This terrorist toad deserves nothing.
Yeah why is that insulting? I’d say it’s American
@@aaronstephenson9310 the officer is a witness, he is NOT the accuser. The charges are being brought on behalf of all the people (or families) who were murdered and injured in this terrorist act.
Not a nice comment .....,,
Props to the officer for being so professional when being questioned by a mass murderer who killed people in his community.
i mean .........
that statement can kind of go both ways here
@@melissalouis4750 where's your proof? It's hearsay,unless you can prove it- one side is being proven now.
@@melissalouis4750 who cares as to who she gives props to. The bigger issue at hand is why this thugger hasn’t been charged with a hate crime.
The only difference between these cops and Brooks is that Brooks did it all at once and won't have another opportunity.
@@rseven0 do you believe that all cops kill innocent people?
29:47 the exacerbated sigh from the judge says more than words ever will
Someone needs to explain ‘hearsay’ to Darrell and tell him he doesn’t have to shout ‘grounds’ after every prosecution objection that already has the grounds stated. He’s complete,y getting off on this- it’s sickening . Seeing him criticise a father of injured children for not ‘sticking around to render help to others’ yesterday had me wanting to reach through the screen and grab Brooks by the throat!
He is so frickin stupid.
True but in his fairytale mind, he is the victim & everyone is being paid to take him down. He believed wholeheartedly in that sov-cit internet fiction. He thought he knew more than law school grads, with his fisher price GED. I researched & he doesn’t have one. 9th grade is probably the furthest he went.
As a retired veteran from the armed forces and a flight nurse I cannot begin to imagine what the first responders at this parade encountered. Having personally been a first responder on many horrific scenes, there are no words that could even begin to explain the emotions that surge through your mind and body. You do your job to the best of your ability to save life’s, to comfort and aid to ease suffering as best you can. What the general public doesn’t know is that when all is said and done many of us go home and sob and some cases those images we carry for decades in our hearts and minds which often lead to many sleepless nights. This monster didn’t just kill 6 and injure over 60, he emotionally injured every single person and first responders at that parade who witnessed the carnage left behind through this monster’s lack of regard for human life.
And unfortunately first responders deal with situatios like this on a daily basis all over the world.
Exactly, and his closing statement saying his conscience is clear and then to talk about his family in pain!? He is a despicable human being.
You have to understand the hundreds, if not thousands, of people that witnessed this and were traumatized despite the fact that Brooks Junior himself claims his conscious is clear. More than one (off duty) first responder at this event personally cried to me and I prayed with them as said it was very different being off work and witnessing the actual hard hearted evil crime that could have also killed you. Pray that God frees people from the torment and that they can find peace in knowing Brooks Jr. will not be out here hurting people and getting away with evil ever again. His pity party, lying, self justifying to get away with crimes is done. This event actually could’ve been so much worse had it not been for the miraculous levels of people running towards the seriously ill and giving them CPR. Even those that ran the other way, got out of the way of those that could help. God be with the families of the six people that are now with God. Comfort all who went through this attack against what is right. Brooks Jr. chose evil.
Father God I pray that you comfort Mr. Billman, we pray against any evil memory recall that Satan would try to torment him or others reading this with, we pray that you give him an overwhelming peace that can only come from God, comfort him by his awareness of your love and the fact that you did not create the evil that results as people reject you and your plans. Your ways are perfect God, forgive us for rejecting them. Jesus we invite you in to heal up the wounds, as it says in Scripture you bind up the brokenhearted, fill up those wounds Lord, fill up those wounds Lord. And Isaiah 53 it says by his stripes we are healed, we except your blood offering and pray that blood over our lives that we may be healed in ways we don’t even know we need to be healed. I pray clarity on the mind, but all the lies of the evil one a broken off in Jesus‘ name. It says in Scripture that there is rest for the followers, please let nothing get in the way of your intended rest for us Lord, protect us as we sleep, send your angels around us, Scripture says that your Angels Camp around around those who reverently obey him, it says that they are rescued. Father God rescue the rescue workers from the evil one who is called the tormentor. Father God help us to know what we next need to do. Thank you.
Someone like you once saved my life, much appreciated for your service and actions.
It seems he cares more about the incident between him and his ex-girlfriend then killing six people. Sick, twisted, however the guy is not stupid either. Good job with the judge.
No, he’s definitely stupid.
How can you say he's not stupid? He's the epitome of stupid. He is stupid embodied in human form.
What did he do in his cell all day? He obviously didn’t study questions, reports, etc. or even the law!
Absolutely nothing he tried to delay the trial. But nothing worked
That was the question I have asked why does he come to court prepared? He has nothing else to do but I agree with the person who said he just want to delay, stall, interrupt and talk that sovereign citizen BS do not leave our object to every question or answer even when there is no cause for it just illiterate and stupid
So much respect for the officers who helped the injured and took the stand. This officer is amazing by staying calm and professional towards the defendant and his crazy stupid questions
Alleged defendant 😂.
He is a professional. As a retired officer myself we went to court all the time and were very practised at it and appearing not to take things personally at calls and in Court especially. Its what is expected and what happens. whilst we felt profound sadness for the people we helped and their families it would be wrong to say officers take losing a case badly all the time, but it does happen of course. we wer enot made of stone However, it does not pay one to do so. .its part of an officers personal protective armour to care for themselves.. to remain professional. Things did upset us and I was always at the worst end of police work all my career I remember bad cases deades on and faces but names are mainly lost to me now. You cannot take it all onwards with you. if you do you would be very ill for the rest of your life. I only say this to show you its not amazing in the least.. its part of the Job. However, I can see how it must look that way This officer did a good job.
it's a shame the community has to dedicate so much time and money to this man who obviously cares little. everyone deserves their day in court but he needs to step up and take responsibility for his actions.
Don't hold your breath. Thugs and responsibility are like oil and water.
@@timaha83 I suppose it’s comforting to have such a categorical worldview. Saves time, huh?
@@clash1469 we hope for the best, but live in reality
@@clash1469 thugs are scum. That's just truth. you can't get mad but you'll be stupid to do so
This officer's testimony of the facts was excellent.
Exactly 💯
In a jury trial, that is usual court room protocol. The jury is deciding the outcome, they need to be directly addressed.
Yeah. But don't overdo it just like Amber H. did. If the answer is a simple "yes", then for heavens sake talk to the questioner.
@@kallewirsch2263 they are giving those instructions when they are called to be part of the jury. The witnesses aka those who take the stand are told to address the jury as they are the deciders in fact, and will be deliberating guilty or not guilty and directing their finding to the judge.
This police officer should train other police officers across the country on how to give testimony... he is very precise, his wording and descriptions couldn't get better. 👮♂️♥️
💯💯💯I Agree
I agree 👍🏾
Nah, looks like he was trying his hardest to show restraint. Problem a menace on the street w plenty of complaints against him (assuming part of his job is patrolling non white neighborhoods).
@@NickyP1 .... thanks troll, now move along.
@@Peace_and_Love_777..... not trolling at all. Think for yourself, you don't think some of the most vicious cops know how to behave on camera? They're trained for these types of situations. Case in point, just look at the Chauvin trial. That chump had the same type of demeanor during his trial as well.
LMAO! It was hilarious when he answered the plaintiff question and he just leans back like he sunk their case "no further questions, your honor" lol what a loser
It's disgusting. It's apperantly a classic sovereign citizen defense. But usually that's like so I drove with an unregistered car Boho, or so what I illegaly park on private property, nobody got hurt who's the plaintiff. But he's using that after killing and injuring people. Asks this nonsens every witness
@@stephjovi Even if you don't hold citizenship in a country, you still have to abide by that country's laws. This dude is a moron.
Ridiculous 😂 🤦🏾♀️ he blew the case out of the water !!!
This officer is a very well spoken young man. A credit to his profession.
He is a credit to his profession because of the thousands of cops with punisher tattoos abusing the citizenry. He should be a standard.
He’s also hot.
He is too white. He must be fired and replaced. No place in America for such a person. Unfortunately.
@@jls0037cslewis1 I hope that was simply sarcasm.
@@luckylady7542 yes
The panic in the voice of the guy on the radio saying we've got 30-40 people down is terrifying.
And it was double that
Mr Brooks's ignorance was painfully apparent as he questioned the officer about getting his duty pay while being there testifying as well as his ignorance that a WITNESS IS SUPPOSED TO LOOK AT THE JURY WHEN ANSWERING QUESTIONS. This officer is so professional that he never flinched when asked those silly questions by Brooks. He really held back the urge to tell him how silly his questions about those topics were. I was literally embarrassed for Mr Brooks.
While I agree on most of your points, there's nothing that says a witness is supposed to look/face the jury when answering. Normally, you'd face and respond directly to the one asking the question in court, but it doesn't really matter.
@@MTStingray There is, it's called trial etiquette. The officer was 100% right, he said he was there to present his case to the jury. Most common witnesses wouldn't know that automatically, but an officer who's testified before likely knows the rules and proper way to answer the questions. I'm sure Brooks didn't. know that and I found it funny that he asked twice and was ignored both times and he still didn't get the hint to move on.
@@MTStingray Nope. Every class I've had to sit through on courtroom testimony has taught me to address the jury. Make eye contact with them and make sure they understand what you are saying. Their non-verbal feedback is important. When I see them nodding their heads like they understand I know I've answered satisfactorily. When I see them looking confused I elaborate and try to phrase my answer in a more simple way. I'm there to inform them. Not the defense attourney or prosecutor.
why did Amber Heard get reprimanded for looking at the jury?
@@wristocrat She got reprimanded for making "uncomfortable eye contact" with them. Both inside and outside of court setting, you don't want to stare into a person's soul while making bizarre facial expressions.
It was heartbreaking hearing the multiple injured call come in and he was standing there talking to Ms. Patterson. This whole event was just such a tragedy.
Isn’t it wild that while this cop was trying to deal with a small disaster that Mr. Brooks created, a larger disaster ALSO CREATED BY DARRELL BROOKS was being urgently called out on the radio? Lighting fires everywhere. smh
@@noodlepoodlegirl I know I was thinking the exact same thing. Like DBs destruction was everywhere 😢
His cross examination was about finding out who the guy was with his ex. That is absolutely nuts. Wow
“Unconscious, unresponsive 5 year old”
And he just sits there without any reaction.
Pure evil
Because the accusations are an attack on him in his deluded mind
He seemed to enjoy watching the people he hurt. Notice he gave all of his attention. The only time he showed emotion was for himself.
Mad respect to this police officer and judge. I don’t think I would have it in me to tolerate this joker for more than 5 min.
Amen to that!!
I will pray for you that YOU never have to deal with anyone that suffers from mental illness given your attitude.
What would you tough guy? Jump over and beat him up?🤡🤪🙃 u sound like a nerd😂
@@ytpider990 that’s exactly what I’d do.
@@retroguy9494 Guy isnt mentally ill, he is indoctrinated by liberal ideology to hate white people. Big difference. He is brainwashed.
I like the way he looks at the jury when he answers the questions . well done 👍.
Darrell hates that he is looking at the jury. Mr. Sovereign Citizen.
Always look at the jury while on the stand. Make it appear like you’re having a conversation with them. It makes your testimony more personal and will form a connection between you and them. It makes it harder for the jury to vote against you when they feel like there is a connection 😊
This is exactly what Amber Herd tried to do but she forgot she needed to be timid and appear scared. She came across as a know it all with a bad attitude because she was speaking so “matter of fact”. Almost like the things she was saying were “so obvious” which can come across as disrespectful and arrogant. All she needed to do was make the jury sympathize with her which should have been really easy for an actor lol. But just like this monster, when you’re a narcissist it’s impossible to make yourself appear scared or like a victim. No matter how hard they try they just can’t do it. Which is why most lawyers advise them not to speak at all during trial, they always end up hurting their case the second they open their mouth 😂
The defendant’s lawyers and the prosecutors will already know the answers to the questions. The jury does not, so addressing them with the facts face to face is always the way to go. They are the final decision makers after all.
People hated amber heard for doing the same thing
@@HatsuneChiko In general, people just hated her. We’ll never know the full story with those two, but the evidence shown is what matters in any case. People saw her putting on a facade for the jury and playing the victim, as what this case was about. In the end, her testimony contradicted the evidence. In this case, it is witnesses addressing the jury with their facts in the case.
I'm sure others have commented. Evidence is given to the court for the jury to consider. As a former officer, my training was to direct my testimony to the magistrate OR if there was a jury to the the jury. Excellent delivery of testimony by this officer.
Very cool info
Never knew this
Thank you...I was wondering why he was looking directly at the jury and not attorneys.
Thank you for your service as a former officer! 💙
I just love at 44:25, Darrel Brooks says "no further questions" thinking that he has it in the bag. The hubris of this man.
This officer is just a diamond. A real gentleman 👏
Need more like this officer💙👍
This Officer is my Son. Thank you for your support - your kindness will never be forgotten. Love and all the best!
Until you find out he lies, plants dugs, solicits crimes, drives 100mph down the road with no service lights or sirens, threatens and harasses individuals and worst of all.... Barely knows the laws he has sworn to protect....