That guy that wanted his kids back certainly didn't have his head straight. No judge is going to look at his behavior and say "he should be around children."
Many times, Kabir, when children have been removed from a parent they just snap. They don't think about what brought it to that point. Someone like him, I doubt it was a good place for children. I shouldn't judge anyone, but he doesn't present as a nice guy with self control. If he behaves this way with authority figures and adults, you question what his control level was with his children.
You make a very important point here, Kat. The fact that he can’t reign himself while in court being sentenced makes me think of what he’s like around his kids
@@kabirconsiders I had an incident in the UK where my ex wife just disappeared overnight with my 4 year old daughter. I eventually found her in Scotland. My point is if you do it through the courts legally then everything should be ok. That guy didn't deserve kids. Also I heard recently that UK courts are going to allow cameras in soon but not showing the accused face. Great channel my friend. Its good to see what our cousins across the pond are up to 🇬🇧🇺🇸
4:13 no man, you're absolutely right. I'm sitting here ripping into my bong, calling this guy an idiot, too 🤣. There's a time and place for everything. Sure "Protest" and what not but at some point intelligence or at least self preservation has to kick in and tell you shit like that in a court room is unacceptable.
What if those bong rips you are taken could get you arrested in non-legal states. This non-violent protest was admired. If we can't choose our consciousness than the constitution isn't worth the hemp it's written on.
I was a guardian ad litem for a couple of years. It was rewarding & heartbreaking. Some of the parents that were in court over the children I was representing were unbelievable! Some people are just about living outside social mores and graces, many just don't care. It's very sad.
My first "job: was when I was 13 watching a toddler who's mom was out buying drugs. She was crying for her mom and I had to comfort her, because she didn't know if her mom was coming back. I didn't know what was going on until years later.
@araparseghian2 I'm sorry for what happened. You're right, often times parents have very different motives when seeking custody. The kids I represented were very good indicators of what was actually true. Many times the kids didn't want to open up, but you can read kids pretty well when something is off. All too often kids are pawns in a contentious relationship.
It is both rewarding and heartbreaking. My parents adopted two of my brothers. My mom got a phone call from my then 5 year old brother who was crying and said he was scared, cold, and hungry and alone. My mom and dad rushed over to his apartment and he was alone with no food, the heat was off (it was -20 that night). They called the cops and their lawyer. Both my parents were certified as emergency foster parents so the courts allowed him to go home with us. His mom showed up two weeks later and demanded to have her son back saying my parents stole him. They went to court and his mom was basically offered host a bunch of charges OR pay some fines, do community service, and give up all parental rights. She couldn't agree to that fast enough. She didn't want my brother he was "holding her back from having the life she deserved". My parents couldn't sign the papers to get custody of my brother fast enough so he was in a safe, loving, stable home and to show him love/stability and letting him get to be a child. My parents made sure she and her then bf (who she took off with when she left him alone at 5) weren't in his our our families life. The second brother who was adopted came from a heartbreaking situation of his biological mother was very sick, his dad was working 80 hours a week to try and pay for typical living expenses and his wife's medical treatment. So they asked my parents to take him in and give him the stability and care they couldn't give him at that time. So they did it out of pure love for him. They have never left his life or ours. Both adoptions were done while my mom was pregnant with me so they went from two kids to five within one month. So when I was born my parents had two 5 year old's, and two three year old's and a newborn. We all had an amazing childhood and taught family isn't just those your biologically related to family is that and who we choose to have in our life.
The guy who kept getting charges added and his bail doubled. I've got to say I have made respect for that judge. She so calmly kept adding up the charges without flinching.
Nothing surprising here. Too many people are utterly rudderless; no values, no respect for others or the community they're part of, only believing that they are the center of the universe and what happens around them is meaningless.
The last jury duty I served was a criminal trial. A young man (20 ish) was on trial for shooting another young man (he survived his wounds). The shooter was a gang member and over the course of five days in court he was quite a handful. In his various outbursts he threatened 2 witnesses, the prosecutor, the court bailiff, the jury foreman and his own defense attorney. He was quiet when the verdict was read - guilty. The jury was dismissed, but I read in the news that he had been sentenced to 17 years in jail, possibly eligible for parole after 11.
@@kabirconsiders not all the time sometimes certain people live better on the inside. and depends on the the person if they been in and out majority of their lives they aren't worried about going back unfortunately. Alot more to it too but imma keep this UA-cam friendly lol
@@kabirconsiders we sentence differently in the US then Europe. He murdered another human being. In most states that would be 30 years minimum before parole could be a possibility. Usually where I live that's earning you a life sentence and life actually means life in the United States. The person who you killed doesn't get paroled then why should you.
You should check out the TV show "Cops". There are episodes from cities all across the country. Plus, gotta love the theme song of the show - bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do when they come for you!! lol
I saw this before in UA-cam and these criminals don't care about anything, they probably cried in jail and saying to themselves I shouldn't done that I am soo sorry.
A&E is a channel here in the states. I've reacted to many of this some where the victims love ones try to attack the ppl responsible. For me I put myself In the victim's family's shoes and that's why I get extremely angry and mad so when the judge's sentence the people responsible yeah like they deserve it. But in this video somebody's I've seen before some I haven't but the basic clear point of this video showing that these people have no respect for the courts
The first guy...the weed guy just thinks he is going to go down in history as a hero but he smokes so much weed, he is unaware of how stupid he sounds. I live in Washington state where weed is legal and I smoke it before bed. I personally think that it is far safer than alcohol, but as the judge said...talk to the legislature. Accept the law or move to a state where it is legal.
But why should it be illegal. I applaud that guy. People are literally sent to jail for a plant. He was non-violently protesting. Well worth the 10 day sleeper.
I knew spencer Boston he passed away a couple months ago, he was good guy, he went to Lebanon high school and I went to gallatin one city over but he was friends with some of my friends
At least the last one wasn’t so maddening. Seems like that woman genuinely learned her lesson. Same can NOT be said for the others lol. The guy who wanted his kids back and the guy who kept clapping back at the judge, they can rot behind bars for the rest of their lives. That would be two less potential problems in the world.
I sort of love the charges against the fourth guy, Michael Ray. Criminal trespass, 2nd degree assault, terroristic threatening... and _failure to wear a seatbelt._ I'm pretty sure that's what TVTropes would call "Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking", considering that's just a misdemeanor and all the others are felonies. Of course, there's two reasons why that can happen. One possible reason is that the prosecutor doesn't think that one or more of the other charges isn't going to stick. Another possible reason is that if the police suspect you of a serious crime, but don't have enough evidence to justify pulling you over, is to use a minor charge (such as not wearing a seatbelt) to provide a reason to pull you over and hopefully find some evidence.
Another reason could be that the guy acted the same way with the police so they charged him with every thing they possibly could. I have seen cases where the charges are (eg.) Felony Murder, Murder 3, Manslaughter when the prosecution has evidence but it's inadmissible or the defendant is a celebrity or LE so they aren't sure if reasonable doubt can be overcome. Of course it could also be an aggressive, charge-happy prosecutor but seeing how that guy acted in a bond hearing it doesn't seem so in this case.
At first I thought the last woman was laughing because her daughter was crying at the victim statement. It could be she was happy her daughter was going to jail for drunk driving finally. Or she’s just a psycho and no wonder her daughter has issues that resulted in bad decisions. I think the mom needed more time.
I love watching Kabir’s videos. I just appreciate his clarity and understanding. I think the dude in the first segment was trying to make a social statement. I get it because I have a medical cannabis card. He just forgot to do one thing which Kabir repeated multiple times. “Think”.
Most of these criminals are so arrogant they think they'll get away with it or they'll think they'll be able to fight their way out of jail with appeals!
Got to Listen to Jay Williams UA-cam channel...You will understand why that lady came back crying 😢 after one night in jail. Jay talks about his 10 yrs behind bars. It's eye opening.
Have to wonder if some of these criminals have actual brain damage/lead poisoning. There's such an inability to control their behavior or comprehend their circumstances.
The guy losing his shit about his kids was definitely displaying symptoms of several psychological conditions. Most of these defendants were. Maladapted, with features of personality disorders, and unresolved childhood trauma. I used to just think, people do crime and then they deal with the consequences. Now I think most are really damaged people. Not that they should all be let go, but our prisons don't really do anything to fix damaged people. In fact, they usually screw them up more.
Cam in a court room is not thing new in USA. They have be doing is for along time, but its may not in a court room if the judge thinks its may hurt the court trail.
Your right they are idiots. The first young man, who lit up a joint, was Spencer Boston of Lebanon, TN. Unfortunately he died, in January of 2021 alone, in a single car accident. He was ejected, no seatbelt. He was 21…
"He has a point"... yeah, sure, if a courtroom was a place to debate the substance of a law. Openly and deliberately violating a law, inside a courtroom, is simply one of the fastest ways to land in jail. Clearly a flaw in his logic. Having graduated high school in the 1970's in southern California - back then, we would have laughingly called that a "totally stoner move". LOL
Oh if you thought this was wild you should check out A&E's Live PD. One of the episodes was so wild it got taken off the air (without giving away major spoilers, it involved a high speed chase followed by a shootout; all captured on camera). There's also another show called PD Cam and in one episode it showed the POV of an officer getting shot (absolutely gruesome but that's the reality that many of these officers face)
Some of these people are sociopaths. They are not simply angry. They have a serious problem. I've had run ins with these people. There is nothing to talk about. the only thing you can do is hope to overcome them.
If another person pays the judge enough he will take their child away for nothing, I'm glad he has the balls to stand up to the judge and all the people that helped take his kids away from him, in America our kids are number 1 and the courts need to stop their money grubbing bullshit.
Mari, it's not the courts. Attempting to bribe a judge to take someone's child away is going to get that person arrested for attempting to bribe a judge. (Don't believe me? Just try it. It's a _federal_ crime that carries a 15-year sentence if convicted.) Now, I will admit that there is a problem with overzealous _child protection agencies._ Some of their employees just assume "guilty until proven innocent", and it's probably resulted in more than a few miscarriages of justice (and a lot of close calls).
Just saying i saw that show in the past and i saw way worst defendants then that just an example a young punk who killed 3 people show a middle finger to the families of the victims.
In court being stupid is the wrong time I do love watching the criminals and their families/ usually parents from screwing up raising their kids than cry because they are going to jail or get the death penalty for being stupid and evil.
Kabir, what you watched was nowhere near the 5 most disrespectful. I have seen videos of defendants attacking the attorneys, witnesses, and even trying to get to the judge. You are obviously a very logical guy, but these people have no sense of logic. Thus they are in the positions they are in.
That judge should have let that mother stay in jail for the full 93 days. The only reason she was crying was because she got caught and held responsible. If she hadn't gotten arrested, she would have kept on talking shit, and being abominably disrespectful to the victims' family. The fact that she was doing it right in the courtroom makes it beyond despicable. I'm amazed that judge only gave her one day. People get a year or more for absolutely stupid things, and that lady got a day. Astounding.
Another show you should do a reaction to called Lockup on MSNBC that shows a day in the life inside the toughest prisons in America. Also check out Beyond Scared Straight which would take teens that were getting in trouble and put them inside an actual jail with inmates and the inmates and police officers try and scare them to follow the law.
After watching this I've realized that I couldn't and wouldn't ever want to be a Judge. They really do have to put up with a lot of stuff, from a lot of people and I imagine it's an incredibly stressful thing to have to deal with and to go home with at the end of the day. Had someone asked me before I saw this what I thought some of the most stressful jobs were, Judges would not have been on my list, but now I'd say they belong in the top five of that list.
I've seen these before. It's just mind blowing how some of these people acted in court. You need to watch Shridinger's Cat on UA-cam. He highlights sovereign citizens. It's mindblowing how stupid some people are!!
Logical thinking is something a lot of criminals don't have. That's why they end up here to start with, they often act without thinking, or they don't care about the consequences, and then they don't always learn their lesson. It's easy to want to help people and prevent them from going through something like prison, but these places exist for a reason.
11:02 OK, that's crazy. Failure to wear seatbelt in itself is only a fine at most. Every else on top of that? That rap sheet isn't helping. 13:58 REALLY isn't helping
11:02 In itself, yes, but if police suspect you of a serious crime but don't have enough evidence to pull you over, they can use something like that as probable cause to stop you and hopefully collect evidence of a more serious crime. But yes, TVTropes would file that in the category of "Arson, murder, and jaywalking". 😂
I’m afraid that these idiots who can’t control their behavior in court isn’t surprising, their stupid behavior is why they’re in court in the first place.
There are some parents that are so violent that if the System gives this Parent their children the likelihood of the Children being injured is very high!!! Would you give the children back to this man???
Mate, on UA-cam you should lookup for yourself episodes of a show that used to be on the History Channel called "Gangland". Each episode details a different street gang from a different city in the US. And not some minor juvenile delinquents doing minor crimes. Major stuff like drug trafficking and armed robberies and shootings. Some of them started in one city and expanded their criminal operations to other cities and states and in some cases, counties!
I’m from America and this is what I tried to explain to some people from the UK when they were discussing gangs there and Drill. And I was trying to explain to them how heavy and complicated gang life is here. In many gangs the membership is generational it goes back decades and it’s serious it has nothing to do with trying to get clout to join a juvenile gang so that you can make drill music.
Kabir is one of the most underrated UA-camrs he never disappoints in his videos
Thanks for the kind words bro :)
I really like the guy and his channel.
You bet! I agree with you! I’m not sure if he’s underrated. My husband and I really enjoy his channel.
@@reneehomen2226 same here 😁
If you’ve just discovered A&E, you’ve got to go down the Live PD rabbit hole.
Parking Wars and Airline too!!!
I'd go to a non-A&E channel. They're a bit strict with copyright because they're owned by ABC, therefore owned by Disney
@@jkhoover YES, Parking Wars!
That guy that wanted his kids back certainly didn't have his head straight. No judge is going to look at his behavior and say "he should be around children."
His behavior is no doubt why they took his kids in the first place smh
Many times, Kabir, when children have been removed from a parent they just snap. They don't think about what brought it to that point. Someone like him, I doubt it was a good place for children. I shouldn't judge anyone, but he doesn't present as a nice guy with self control. If he behaves this way with authority figures and adults, you question what his control level was with his children.
You make a very important point here, Kat. The fact that he can’t reign himself while in court being sentenced makes me think of what he’s like around his kids
@@kabirconsiders I had an incident in the UK where my ex wife just disappeared overnight with my 4 year old daughter. I eventually found her in Scotland. My point is if you do it through the courts legally then everything should be ok. That guy didn't deserve kids. Also I heard recently that UK courts are going to allow cameras in soon but not showing the accused face. Great channel my friend. Its good to see what our cousins across the pond are up to 🇬🇧🇺🇸
@@moonramshaw1982
Cousins? How sweet. Thanks for that. From The O.C. in So Cal.-Rachel
BTW: I call my cousin "Primo."
4:13 no man, you're absolutely right. I'm sitting here ripping into my bong, calling this guy an idiot, too 🤣. There's a time and place for everything. Sure "Protest" and what not but at some point intelligence or at least self preservation has to kick in and tell you shit like that in a court room is unacceptable.
Exactly! That guy didn't have any common sense
What if those bong rips you are taken could get you arrested in non-legal states. This non-violent protest was admired. If we can't choose our consciousness than the constitution isn't worth the hemp it's written on.
I was a guardian ad litem for a couple of years. It was rewarding & heartbreaking. Some of the parents that were in court over the children I was representing were unbelievable! Some people are just about living outside social mores and graces, many just don't care. It's very sad.
My first "job: was when I was 13 watching a toddler who's mom was out buying drugs. She was crying for her mom and I had to comfort her, because she didn't know if her mom was coming back.
I didn't know what was going on until years later.
@@kimberlys8422 Yeah, I saw cases like this. At least she had you. You'd be surprised who those kids remember after living nightmares.
@@kimberlys8422 I hope the kid(s0 were taken away from her.
@araparseghian2 I'm sorry for what happened. You're right, often times parents have very different motives when seeking custody. The kids I represented were very good indicators of what was actually true. Many times the kids didn't want to open up, but you can read kids pretty well when something is off. All too often kids are pawns in a contentious relationship.
It is both rewarding and heartbreaking. My parents adopted two of my brothers. My mom got a phone call from my then 5 year old brother who was crying and said he was scared, cold, and hungry and alone. My mom and dad rushed over to his apartment and he was alone with no food, the heat was off (it was -20 that night). They called the cops and their lawyer. Both my parents were certified as emergency foster parents so the courts allowed him to go home with us. His mom showed up two weeks later and demanded to have her son back saying my parents stole him. They went to court and his mom was basically offered host a bunch of charges OR pay some fines, do community service, and give up all parental rights. She couldn't agree to that fast enough. She didn't want my brother he was "holding her back from having the life she deserved". My parents couldn't sign the papers to get custody of my brother fast enough so he was in a safe, loving, stable home and to show him love/stability and letting him get to be a child. My parents made sure she and her then bf (who she took off with when she left him alone at 5) weren't in his our our families life. The second brother who was adopted came from a heartbreaking situation of his biological mother was very sick, his dad was working 80 hours a week to try and pay for typical living expenses and his wife's medical treatment. So they asked my parents to take him in and give him the stability and care they couldn't give him at that time. So they did it out of pure love for him. They have never left his life or ours. Both adoptions were done while my mom was pregnant with me so they went from two kids to five within one month. So when I was born my parents had two 5 year old's, and two three year old's and a newborn. We all had an amazing childhood and taught family isn't just those your biologically related to family is that and who we choose to have in our life.
You had me at, "the goings-on"
First thing my dad learned in law school: criminals are stupid.
The guy who kept getting charges added and his bail doubled. I've got to say I have made respect for that judge. She so calmly kept adding up the charges without flinching.
If I was the judge in the last case, that lady would have done every bit of those 93 days.
Nothing surprising here. Too many people are utterly rudderless; no values, no respect for others or the community they're part of, only believing that they are the center of the universe and what happens around them is meaningless.
There is no logic in these criminal minds!
This happens in courtrooms across the US on a daily basis.
You should take a look at the Richard Allen Davis case! What you find is going to make your blood boil!
I agree with you about using self control. I suspect if they had that capability, they wouldn’t be in court in the first place.
They don't think about the fact their future is in the hands of the judges.
The last jury duty I served was a criminal trial. A young man (20 ish) was on trial for shooting another young man (he survived his wounds). The shooter was a gang member and over the course of five days in court he was quite a handful. In his various outbursts he threatened 2 witnesses, the prosecutor, the court bailiff, the jury foreman and his own defense attorney.
He was quiet when the verdict was read - guilty. The jury was dismissed, but I read in the news that he had been sentenced to 17 years in jail, possibly eligible for parole after 11.
I imagine the loudmouths are always quiet when they’re about to be sentenced. 11 years before parole! That’s a long time
@@kabirconsiders not all the time sometimes certain people live better on the inside. and depends on the the person if they been in and out majority of their lives they aren't worried about going back unfortunately. Alot more to it too but imma keep this UA-cam friendly lol
@@kabirconsiders we sentence differently in the US then Europe. He murdered another human being. In most states that would be 30 years minimum before parole could be a possibility. Usually where I live that's earning you a life sentence and life actually means life in the United States. The person who you killed doesn't get paroled then why should you.
You should check out the TV show "Cops". There are episodes from cities all across the country. Plus, gotta love the theme song of the show - bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do when they come for you!! lol
Yes check out more of these court cams and body cam videos!!
more on the way bro!
I saw this before in UA-cam and these criminals don't care about anything, they probably cried in jail and saying to themselves I shouldn't done that I am soo sorry.
I know people who laugh when they are nervous they don't mean it usually
I suggest reacting to Sovereign Citizen videos. You will have a new view of policing in America.
A&E is a channel here in the states. I've reacted to many of this some where the victims love ones try to attack the ppl responsible. For me I put myself In the victim's family's shoes and that's why I get extremely angry and mad so when the judge's sentence the people responsible yeah like they deserve it.
But in this video somebody's I've seen before some I haven't but the basic clear point of this video showing that these people have no respect for the courts
If they could take stupidity into consideration in sentencing. None of these people would ever see another day of freedom.
The first guy...the weed guy just thinks he is going to go down in history as a hero but he smokes so much weed, he is unaware of how stupid he sounds. I live in Washington state where weed is legal and I smoke it before bed. I personally think that it is far safer than alcohol, but as the judge said...talk to the legislature. Accept the law or move to a state where it is legal.
But why should it be illegal. I applaud that guy. People are literally sent to jail for a plant. He was non-violently protesting. Well worth the 10 day sleeper.
Your morals and ethics are sky high. Thank you
Thanks Larry :)
I enjoy watching you regardless of what you are going to present to us.
What is the "Give me some more!!!!!" Part of the opening video? I've always wondered that.
It was one of my very first reactions that i ended up deleting out of embarrassment 😂
If I was that guy’s kids, I would stay away from him forever…he’s insane
I would love to meet Kabir someday!
Congrats on hitting 30k subs, Kabir! 🍻
Thanks bro ☺️🍻
Kabir, you're not the only one who was vexed by the actions of these people. I had to walk away from watching these Court Cam shows😤😠😡
I knew spencer Boston he passed away a couple months ago, he was good guy, he went to Lebanon high school and I went to gallatin one city over but he was friends with some of my friends
In most of the cases, if these people could control themselves, they wouldn't be in front of the judge.
Funny thing is I've been in that court room in front of that same judge in the first video. The guy ended up killing himself a few years later.
There are People the World Over Who Have No Respect for Authority and no Idea for the Consequences of Their Actions!!
Dude these people commit violent felonies ... They dont care about yelling at a judge if they did a crime like that.
Kabir trying to understand the bad behavior was sad yet hilarious. You simply can't rationalize stupid. 😂
5:05 He wants to say it. The look on his face just yells it.
At least the last one wasn’t so maddening. Seems like that woman genuinely learned her lesson. Same can NOT be said for the others lol. The guy who wanted his kids back and the guy who kept clapping back at the judge, they can rot behind bars for the rest of their lives. That would be two less potential problems in the world.
I watch alot of Reaction channels....Yours is outstanding, Thank you Kabir.
That was a particularly dangerous species of Florida man you witnessed.
Glad u did this... A&E is awesome.
Oi, mate! Oh, my gosh! That was so painful!
I sort of love the charges against the fourth guy, Michael Ray. Criminal trespass, 2nd degree assault, terroristic threatening... and _failure to wear a seatbelt._ I'm pretty sure that's what TVTropes would call "Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking", considering that's just a misdemeanor and all the others are felonies. Of course, there's two reasons why that can happen. One possible reason is that the prosecutor doesn't think that one or more of the other charges isn't going to stick. Another possible reason is that if the police suspect you of a serious crime, but don't have enough evidence to justify pulling you over, is to use a minor charge (such as not wearing a seatbelt) to provide a reason to pull you over and hopefully find some evidence.
Another reason could be that the guy acted the same way with the police so they charged him with every thing they possibly could.
I have seen cases where the charges are (eg.) Felony Murder, Murder 3, Manslaughter when the prosecution has evidence but it's inadmissible or the defendant is a celebrity or LE so they aren't sure if reasonable doubt can be overcome.
Of course it could also be an aggressive, charge-happy prosecutor but seeing how that guy acted in a bond hearing it doesn't seem so in this case.
These people are insane criminals , there’s no logic to speak of here…
You should check out this other spin off from LIVE PD called PD CAM. Very intense moments captured from body cams, security cams, and more.
3:33 He just violated a different law that prohibits smoking indoors. THAT doesn't matter if it's cigarette or marijuana.
60 Days In is another good one. People go undercover into jails to find out where drugs are coming in and what other issues are going on.
I think it’s pretty clear these aren’t the sharpest tools in the shed.
You are Thinking Like a Rational Man these Criminals are Far From Rational!!!
the problem with not understanding is that you're not a criminal, and don't have a criminal mind....
At first I thought the last woman was laughing because her daughter was crying at the victim statement. It could be she was happy her daughter was going to jail for drunk driving finally. Or she’s just a psycho and no wonder her daughter has issues that resulted in bad decisions. I think the mom needed more time.
Agreed, she got off too easy
A&E is also a tv cable network in the US as well.
I love watching Kabir’s videos. I just appreciate his clarity and understanding. I think the dude in the first segment was trying to make a social statement. I get it because I have a medical cannabis card. He just forgot to do one thing which Kabir repeated multiple times. “Think”.
Thanks Tim :)
You’re most welcome. I’m becoming addicted to your videos. Good on you.
Most of these criminals are so arrogant they think they'll get away with it or they'll think they'll be able to fight their way out of jail with appeals!
Some folks, when you watch them behave, it might make you question the wisdom of their having reproduced.
Got to Listen to Jay Williams UA-cam channel...You will understand why that lady came back crying 😢 after one night in jail. Jay talks about his 10 yrs behind bars. It's eye opening.
Have to wonder if some of these criminals have actual brain damage/lead poisoning. There's such an inability to control their behavior or comprehend their circumstances.
The guy losing his shit about his kids was definitely displaying symptoms of several psychological conditions. Most of these defendants were. Maladapted, with features of personality disorders, and unresolved childhood trauma. I used to just think, people do crime and then they deal with the consequences. Now I think most are really damaged people. Not that they should all be let go, but our prisons don't really do anything to fix damaged people. In fact, they usually screw them up more.
Cam in a court room is not thing new in USA. They have be doing is for along time, but its may not in a court room if the judge thinks its may hurt the court trail.
@Kabir Considers you're good at what you do
Yes please react to more Court Cam!
More on the way!
Your right they are idiots. The first young man, who lit up a joint, was Spencer Boston of Lebanon, TN. Unfortunately he died, in January of 2021 alone, in a single car accident. He was ejected, no seatbelt. He was 21…
Tragic, he was way too young to die 😔
Young, but no seat belt in today's cars is courting the Reaper. His choice to not wear it.
@@MGower4465 Exactly.
"He has a point"... yeah, sure, if a courtroom was a place to debate the substance of a law.
Openly and deliberately violating a law, inside a courtroom, is simply one of the fastest ways to land in jail.
Clearly a flaw in his logic.
Having graduated high school in the 1970's in southern California -
back then, we would have laughingly called that a "totally stoner move". LOL
Those People Don't Think Like The Larger Population.
Oh if you thought this was wild you should check out A&E's Live PD. One of the episodes was so wild it got taken off the air (without giving away major spoilers, it involved a high speed chase followed by a shootout; all captured on camera). There's also another show called PD Cam and in one episode it showed the POV of an officer getting shot (absolutely gruesome but that's the reality that many of these officers face)
I saw an interview with the guy who lit up in court. He stood by his actions and said it was 100% worth the 10 days
Some of these people are sociopaths. They are not simply angry. They have a serious problem. I've had run ins with these people. There is nothing to talk about. the only thing you can do is hope to overcome them.
If another person pays the judge enough he will take their child away for nothing, I'm glad he has the balls to stand up to the judge and all the people that helped take his kids away from him, in America our kids are number 1 and the courts need to stop their money grubbing bullshit.
Mari, it's not the courts. Attempting to bribe a judge to take someone's child away is going to get that person arrested for attempting to bribe a judge. (Don't believe me? Just try it. It's a _federal_ crime that carries a 15-year sentence if convicted.) Now, I will admit that there is a problem with overzealous _child protection agencies._ Some of their employees just assume "guilty until proven innocent", and it's probably resulted in more than a few miscarriages of justice (and a lot of close calls).
That's insane.
If I was Judge Fred, #2, #3, and #4 would be put out of action, forever.
An inability to "think logically" is why most of them are there.
Except the first one, that dude rocked, it was worth the 10 days.
people are disrespectful even in court because they just don’t care about what happens to them. if they cared they would not act that way.
The guy at 7:19 is crazy. lol he got what he deserved though. Total of 20 years in prison.
It can be so dangerous many Judges carry firearms.
Just saying i saw that show in the past and i saw way worst defendants then that just an example a young punk who killed 3 people show a middle finger to the families of the victims.
In court being stupid is the wrong time I do love watching the criminals and their families/ usually parents from screwing up raising their kids than cry because they are going to jail or get the death penalty for being stupid and evil.
Kabir, what you watched was nowhere near the 5 most disrespectful. I have seen videos of defendants attacking the attorneys, witnesses, and even trying to get to the judge. You are obviously a very logical guy, but these people have no sense of logic. Thus they are in the positions they are in.
That judge should have let that mother stay in jail for the full 93 days. The only reason she was crying was because she got caught and held responsible. If she hadn't gotten arrested, she would have kept on talking shit, and being abominably disrespectful to the victims' family. The fact that she was doing it right in the courtroom makes it beyond despicable. I'm amazed that judge only gave her one day. People get a year or more for absolutely stupid things, and that lady got a day. Astounding.
Another show you should do a reaction to called Lockup on MSNBC that shows a day in the life inside the toughest prisons in America. Also check out Beyond Scared Straight which would take teens that were getting in trouble and put them inside an actual jail with inmates and the inmates and police officers try and scare them to follow the law.
I’ll put them on my list!
After watching this I've realized that I couldn't and wouldn't ever want to be a Judge. They really do have to put up with a lot of stuff, from a lot of people and I imagine it's an incredibly stressful thing to have to deal with and to go home with at the end of the day. Had someone asked me before I saw this what I thought some of the most stressful jobs were, Judges would not have been on my list, but now I'd say they belong in the top five of that list.
I've seen these before. It's just mind blowing how some of these people acted in court. You need to watch Shridinger's Cat on UA-cam. He highlights sovereign citizens. It's mindblowing how stupid some people are!!
I see stuff like this and it makes me really worry about the state of humanity.
That last one didn't have a change of heart she just said what she needed to get out of jail.
"marijuana is a harmless drug that's been around for ages, since the 80s and 90s". lol
The kid that lit the joint got killed in a car accident after his appearance in court.
In USA pretty sure the majority will say yes that stunt was worth 10 days lol
Does this happen in the courts over there Kabir? Nothing like a spliff in front of the police and judge lmao. People are crazy!
It probably doesn’t happen as much if I had to guess
I imagine many of these people who commit multiple crimes have to have mental issues.
Can't You Go Down To Your Local Court House And Watch The Precedings. Make Sure You Bring Your Powdered Wig 🦳
Logical thinking is something a lot of criminals don't have. That's why they end up here to start with, they often act without thinking, or they don't care about the consequences, and then they don't always learn their lesson. It's easy to want to help people and prevent them from going through something like prison, but these places exist for a reason.
Check out First 48, it’s an interesting show to say the least
11:02 OK, that's crazy. Failure to wear seatbelt in itself is only a fine at most. Every else on top of that? That rap sheet isn't helping.
13:58 REALLY isn't helping
11:02 In itself, yes, but if police suspect you of a serious crime but don't have enough evidence to pull you over, they can use something like that as probable cause to stop you and hopefully collect evidence of a more serious crime. But yes, TVTropes would file that in the category of "Arson, murder, and jaywalking". 😂
If this is how they react in a court room , how do the react in Public ?
Good question Willard, probably very poorly
I’m afraid that these idiots who can’t control their behavior in court isn’t surprising, their stupid behavior is why they’re in court in the first place.
Very true
got a video Recommendation for you called 5 reactions of INNOCENT Convicts SET FREE! crazy stuff
There are some parents that are so violent that if the System gives this Parent their children the likelihood of the Children being injured is very high!!! Would you give the children back to this man???
Mate, on UA-cam you should lookup for yourself episodes of a show that used to be on the History Channel called "Gangland". Each episode details a different street gang from a different city in the US. And not some minor juvenile delinquents doing minor crimes. Major stuff like drug trafficking and armed robberies and shootings. Some of them started in one city and expanded their criminal operations to other cities and states and in some cases, counties!
I’m from America and this is what I tried to explain to some people from the UK when they were discussing gangs there and Drill. And I was trying to explain to them how heavy and complicated gang life is here. In many gangs the membership is generational it goes back decades and it’s serious it has nothing to do with trying to get clout to join a juvenile gang so that you can make drill music.
If you're into A&E, then you need to watch their LivePD highlights!