I went on a Carnival cruise to Mexico and on the trip back people were MESSED up. I was at a comedy show, where a fight took place, on the last night and a lady in audience admitted she brought back oxycodone. Not to mention the occasional maga hat/shirt even though political attire wasn't allowed
I was thinking the same when this was initially on the news. Odd to be that violent merely on alcohol. Didn't think the news would continue with his death. Awful
That's how my dad acted. And if you asked anyone in my family, they'd swear he was a saint. Ask me, and I'm the only one who'll tell you he was a dangerous psychopath.
Neither are sedatives given to someone on alcohol which is already a depressant/sedative. I'm an RN and if myself or my hospital did that, we would be sued...and rightfully so
He was drunk and disorderly. Either way he was basically murdered when they sedated him while he was restrained. Mixing booze and sedatives equals death.
@@number1nick123 more like you got on the cruise already incapacitated and probably used drugs along with it because these aren’t the actions of a sane drunk person.
@@superhashbrom8441Why, of course, leave the guy alone who’s trying to kill people on the other side of the door. He might be drunk and on drugs so leave him be and let God decide the fate of those he was trying to harm. Duuuude, lets see your reaction if you were the guy this monster was after!
@@Iwoasasaned he could of easily been in a good mood and they couldn’t tell he was already drunk. Then smashed some more liquor or wine and got set off by something.
Maritime security on passenger vessels are not allowed to routinely carry weapons of any kind under international law, however the captain can authorise the temporary issuing of certain weaponry for certain types of incidents if needed, up to and including firearms! But this takes time, because the weapons are kept in a locked armoury, that needs two keys to unlock, one of which always stays with the captain! Cargo vessels, however are allowed weapons for self defence, when in international waters and the waters of countries that allow the weapons to enter their waters, for example the USA allows entry, however for example the U.K. Doesn't allow the weapons to enter their waters!
@@catherinethemba Ship Security Officers are not allowed to carry any type of weapons. Imagine this "unruly" passenger attacks security and pulls their gun and shot some bystanders? Guests are unpredictable, in situations like this there is always a huge group of bystanders "watching the show" and don't wanna move when asked by security.
this is "normal" behavior these days, people are probably already justifying his actions. if he was modest, quiet and polite they would describe him as "weird", they'll say this guy was the "life of the party" and "so much fun" but he acts like this also, so yeah.
Steel toed boots? Wtf bro, on a cruise? He reaches this level of aggression on vacation and we're suppossed to buy that he was a nice guy. Sure, nice people just sporadically scream racial slurs and violent threats while damaging property and ruining everyone else's holiday. The other guests should sue his ghost for the terror he caused.
A friend was the most passive gentle person I have ever met. Until the day someone gave him something and for the next few hours he was in a rage and punching the walls. His wife had never seen him like that in the 19 years she had known him. So I'm certain that' this guy had snorted something mind altering.
Yes. Sorry that he died but dude was a danger for everyone in this ship. Also he was a big guy. Very difficult to deal with a person that size and drunk, under drugs effects and who else knows. He probably had a hearth attack after all this spikes of adrenaline.
Could this poor guy have been in liver failure, with ammonia levels so high that his brain function was breaking down. Watching someone in liver failure is like watching all stages of dementia in an accelerated time frame.
Yeah alcohol, drugs, fat, cholesterol, high sugar levels, high blood pressure.....that's what killed him and not the crew that was trying to protect other passengers from this menace!!
@@WendyBrown-c8f I wasn't there, but if he was a danger to the passengers and staff and they had no way to detain him, I could understand why they had to take desperate measures and who knows, maybe they were qualified to do so. If he was kicking your door like that with your kid inside, would you not want them to sedate this dude or let him eventually gain entry and do God knows what to you and your kid? The cruiseline will definitely be sued and will likely settle with the family and no lesson will be learned.
@@randymo3371yall are disgusting. That man died. He could’ve been under the influence of a laced substance or anything yall don’t know. But he died after this. Yall are absolutely disgusting. I hope you don’t have to face karma for your nasty judgement
A "good man" doesn't take his family on vacation just to get drunk & ruin it for everyone. Probably is not the 1st time he does it. His passing is due to his own actions.
His passing is the results of personal being judge jury and executer and if you justify this cruise ships actions for murder then maybe FBI outta investigate you for being stupid
Maybe it’s the 1st time he had alcohol? Looks like he’d had a diet of fried pork rinds and donuts washed down with ice cream floats… no room for even an occasional beer 🤷🏻
Exactly. 50 years of observations. If I go out with a group of people. I KNOW who in the group is most likely to act like this guy. And if someone does act crazy, it is always the person I suspected would before the night got started.
@@phattjohnson you’re being really done right now. The individual is saying that individual has done this before not necessarily on the cruise but out on land. You don’t trip out like that over alcohol.
Yeah I agree with you he must’ve been under the influence of something. A friend of mine went to Thailand and got laced he was trying to harm his self and having crazy hallucinations had to go to the hospital and they had to give him something to calm him down. These people comments about what happened this man is absolutely disgusting. Full of judgement and hate. No telling what that man had been going through atm. My friend literally just went thru something similar. That man shouldn’t have had to die bruh.
Exactly, this kind person completely out of character stuff sounds like total crap. People don't just suddenly do this sort of thing out of the blue. Be interesting to see what the drug screen of the autopsy shows up. That will tell us the truth.
@dogmannz I've actually seen it happen once. We handcuffed a girl and she went crazy. The look on her husband's eyes told me he didn't recognize her. Stressful situations can also be a factor.
Never! The family always says that. No mater who it is, or what they did when the news comes around “it’s completely out of character” they can have a history of violence and they’ll still say that to the media.
WOW no sympathy from you people , so you don't realize what alcohol can do to someone, YOU PEOPLE NEED A REALITY CHECK , THE MAN IS DEAD AND LEFT A WIFE AND SON DUE TO ALCOHOL! GET A GRIP !!!
It honestly sounds like the dude had a mental breakdown, a psychotic episode. Asshole or not, private security guards shouldn't have the right to inject you with sedatives...that's what is so frightening about this story to me. Not to mention the dude had alcohol in his blood and you are NEVER supposed to mix sedatives or tranquilizers with alcohol. Wtf were they thinking?!
It’s always the same story in the aftermath of such an event isn’t it? “He was such a nice soul. Not an inch of anger nor evil inside him”. Plus the fact I wouldn’t be surprised if a correct autopsy discovers more drugs in him than just alcohol.
Jow about lets ask what was in that "sedative" injection? AND was security authorized to do such a thing being they are NOT MEDICAL PERSONNEL........ YA, how about THAT??? JUDGE MUCH?
He was a good gentle man god fearing goes to church every sunday comes home straight from work. Never leaves home without his wife approval good good man
@@tonis204the sedative was mentioned by a family member. Was that family there? Did they actually see them inject something? Or is it speculation? Until an official autopsy is concluded it’s all speculation, including anything in his system other than alcohol. It’s sad what happened, but wait for the investigation to conclude before taking everything as truth.
No, it's likely just alcoholism. Why? Because lots of us reading this have been there. This ain't normal drinking. And when they have an obvious food addiction, other addictions are never far behind. Food and booze are very closely tied. You COULD mix, with say benzos (Valium...) but it tends to cause respiratory depression. Can kill you. That's normally a female thing, b/c it doesn't smell. Plus, mixing doesn't cause violence. It might kill you, but you don't see this.
@@katiesioux7757 Did YOU even watch the video??? They show him with his shirt OFF. THAT is NOT the body of a guy that works out often if EVER 😂😂 But yeah SURE just BLAME the ROIDS he CLEARLY doesn't take. HE clearly EATS and DRINKS alot from the looks of him though 😂😂😂
@tonig2757 you need a reality check. This is what they do to drunk and psychotic patients when lives of others are concerned. What sort of bubble do you live in? Think the guys just going to come quietly? And then will settle down quietly in his cell? Lol you need to stop sniffing paint I think
They either give Ketamine or Haldol. Used both in EMS situations and psych wards/hospitals as well. Things can go very wrong with ketamine though, especially when possibly combined with other substances (if there were any in his system). Plus restraining someone who has that much adrenaline and etc going thru them will put an immense amount of stress on the heart. Being overweight doesn't help the situation either. I'm curious what they'll find on the toxicology report.
You ever had anyone slip something into your drink and not be yourself? It happens. Date grape drug is real and not everyone passes out and or goes to sleep
Substances can affect behavior in drastic ways. Can make the calmest person highly unstable. We don’t know. No matter what, it’s a terrible shame what happened
You have absolutely no idea the condition of their marriage or their family, yet you say something like that. I could make assumptions about you by what you wrote as well but I realize that I don't no jack sh!t about you and could care less really why you jump to such wild assertions.
Exactly. He was clearly going to beat the heck out of anyone he could get his hands on. And he intended to kill them as well. But now it's going to fall back on the company. This is a shame. The company should sue the family for damaged property and ruining the cruise for everyone else aboard.
I am sorry, but he COULD have killed someone. So, as sad as the situation is, the next person anyone should be blaming is his family for letting it get this far.
His family is not to blame for his behavior. Only he is. They very clearly are the biggest victims in this because this is clearly a man who was abusive.
1:59 "It's alcohol." --- Nahh, that's *MORE* than just alcohol... he also seems to be suffering from mental illness and alcohol was just conveniently added to that mix (after an autopsy is released maybe they'll even discover other substances). They were only on board the cruise for less than 2 hours so that's not how someone acts just after a couple of drinks. It's strange that the deceased's family is trying to act like his violent, loud (even racist) behavior and steel-toe boots come from "out of the blue" and are uncharacteristic of him... I'm assuming lawyers are going to circle around them like vultures for their potential lawsuit. Sad.
i wouldnt say mental illness since his family said this is out of character...if it was mental illness they would know. I've had friends go through psychotic episodes on all sorts of drugs and this is very similar, especially when its noted this is not of character and they are normally kind. drugs will make any innocent person enraged. xanex..mushrooms..enough adderall will do this since its synthetic coke but stronger
It depends. As someone who takes Seroquel for my bipolar disorder I actively avoid alcohol since if they mix it could produce a bath salts like trip... I've seen people who take alcohol with their meds even though the bottle clearly says not to.
@@negimaaddict742 Would it turn a non-racist into a racist though? That's ingrained traits and while a mild person may lose their inhabitions I don't believe a honest person would suddenly turn into a thief or that a normal guy would suddenly turn into a pedophile. I think certain drugs just release the things that always existed inside, not that they create new traist that never before existed. It would probably take some massive brain trauma to create entirely new traits, beliefs and morals.
"Family says" What did we expect them to say? i did drugs when I was young, anyone violent was violent before he got high, he was just under more control before.
Why would security inject him with a stimulant when he was obviously overstimulated? More than likely it was Ketamine. Like what happened to the kid in Colorado.
2:30 The hidden detail they slipped in that's the real reason for the story. The wife thinks the crew injected the man with a sedative that led to his death. You NEVER apply a sedative to someone who already has another sedative in their system! Not to mention the crew doesn't know what medications the passenger may be taking. Unless that crew member was the ship's doctor, no one else has experience knowing how different medications can interact. I smell a wrongful death lawsuit coming from this incident, especially since he was already restrained with handcuffs.
Exactly, Plus who knows what other medical conditions he may have, especially heart issues and then him acting in a way where his heart rate went up. Big No-No !
Families gearing up for a lawsuit. The video shows this guy completely out of control with crew giving him time and space to rant. How long are the crew suppose let that continue, indefinitely?! Guy was grossly overweight , maybe he had heart issues too?
@@frank-xp6pj Wanna Bet? A Civil Case is much easier to Win and GET a HUGE LAWSUIT. Evidence tossed out at the discretion of the Plaintiff along with Circumstantial Evidence being allowed for them as well. The won't win a Criminal Suit BUT they WANT MONEY 💰💰💰💰
If they gave the man an injection of some sort and died in an hour, you bet they will AND understandably so. You don’t add a drug on top of alcohol And without finding out his medical history
No one knows what goes on behind closed doors. Alcohol induced anger can reveal what the public usually doesn’t see. I was married to such a man, everybody loved him he was funny, and kind. Except with me behind closed doors, he would get drunk beat me, and threaten to kill me. Took me 20 years to get up the nerve to leave. Only a few times, such as this man did public witness what I went through. Well except for his occasional violent verbal outbursts; violence through words, terrifying.
You're the truth!! Sorry you went through that horrible abuse for 20 years. You're amazingly strong for getting away. Everything you said is on point about what and alcohol.
He just boarded the cruise ship 3-6 hours prior. He's with his family, and a vacation is supposed to be a good time. It doesn’t really make sense for someone in that situation to get intoxicated that quickly.
I’m 34 and people say I look 25, I meet other people my age some a few years younger and I’m like damn do you sleep near a nuclear reactor because they look 45.
@@SKYREAPER30 My neighbors in their 60s, look like they're in their 80s, because they've been smoking for over 40 years. These people are white-haired, hunched-over prunes by the age of 60. It's very sad.
@@HannibalKing-e7e not bragging just saying I can’t understand why people look older than me sometimes. But I’m also Native American. Anyway I worked security before and it’s hard to deal with people sometimes who are this bad not to mention he’s big but also we don’t want to get sued for taking his ass down and as for that injection shit I never heard of such a thing.
High cholesterol, Diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea. Physical exertion. Stressed heart. Heart attack and death. Poor life choices responsible.
And yet he was alive until he was taken into custody and injected with an unknown substance. Co-morbidities alone don’t explain his sudden death, even with alcohol. Despite being drunk, he was upright and had plenty of strength to fight the locked door for some time. You sound more like someone that watches too much House and less like a medical professional.
Goodness. So very sad. I am sure he has never acted like that before he got aboard. Must have had a heart attack or something. So sorry for his family. I am sure they will miss him.
His wife says he's a good guy. That doesn't mean he was a good drunk. Every time some kid gets shot by police, the mother will come out and say he was a good kid, meanwhile he's a gangster with a mile long record, carrying an illegal gun, stealing cars, shooting at police and resisting arrest. But he was a good kid!
I'd normally say so, especially if it's uncharacteristic of him, but wouldn't it be quite difficult to get illegal substances on board a cruise ship? I'm not so familiar with how strict customs and border control are when it comes to cruises. I suppose it's either that or maybe he was suffering a sudden psychotic episode?
@@skycloud4802People get drug anywhere, why would a cruise ship be any difficult. I bet they are more alert to alcohol than party drugs, due to the economic factor.
"He's normally calm and nice" Yea... I find that hard to believe, I mean still it stinks to lose a family member but don't sugar coat about who they really are.
Family and friends always say "They are such a nice person, they are never like this." Unn huh, sure. They sound just like the mothers of criminals and serial killers. He was a good person blah blah blah.
The family didn't say anything about it but if this guy had stopped drinking and then all of the sudden started to drink heavily on the ship it certainly could lead to this. He could be angry with himself for breaking down and drinking. Regardless their is no justification for this extreme behavior only after one hour after boarding the ship.
Why do people keep referring to violent people as "Gentleman"? He just displayed violent behavior - how could you call him "Gentle"? Same with many others I saw on the news, including police officers, who referred to a murderer as "Gentleman". Ridiculous!
why do you vote to be ruled over by pedophiles? why do you care more about the word gentleman than the epstein and Diddy list? where are those millions of children that go missing each year... why do you care about things that don't even deserve attention over things that actually do? so many questions
Yes, really - WHAT kind of non-fascist cruise is this, where people can choose their own clothing and shoes! Imagine! /sarcasm What a weird question. lmao As if it was the BOOTS that were the issue! 🤣
Can someone explain the problem with the boots to me? Because I don’t see the issue at all, not to mention that I have many fashion boots with a steel toe.
@@boxesbinslidsllcoh the family that claims he was a choir boy and a good man also claims he was injected by the crew with something and they weren’t even there so it must be credible? Get real dude
What do you say when your 'karma' never happens, which is the great big majority of times? I guess you just say nothing right? It's not karma. It's all random, chance, probability and luck. But it's only when randomness, chance and luck play in favor of a positive outcome that the deluded come out jumping and waving their 'miracle' or 'karma' flags. On all the other instances, which, again, are the great big majority of cases, they just shut up or 'feel devastated' and 'sad' and then they 'send prayers'. 😅😂😂 Laughable.
That dude got something in his system a little more exotic than alcohol.
I went on a Carnival cruise to Mexico and on the trip back people were MESSED up. I was at a comedy show, where a fight took place, on the last night and a lady in audience admitted she brought back oxycodone. Not to mention the occasional maga hat/shirt even though political attire wasn't allowed
Def off some pills
Yes, they injected something wrong to him,
Plus they injected him with something which may not have mixed well
I was thinking the same when this was initially on the news. Odd to be that violent merely on alcohol. Didn't think the news would continue with his death. Awful
That's how my dad acted. And if you asked anyone in my family, they'd swear he was a saint. Ask me, and I'm the only one who'll tell you he was a dangerous psychopath.
That's how the real Narcs operate. They only unmask around victims- everyone else is their BFF. I have a Narc mom and sis......
100% agree. why people are saying it cant be alcohol is strange.
@@PrinceAli-83 This. They don't let others see it because they need you, the person who knows, to be considered crazy.
@@AyeChiMama-r7f 100% dealing with an entire family that dismisses me straight off because of the lies they have been fed by the narcs
I pray that all Narc. Victims receive their justice in 2025! We all sorely need it- every single one of us!
Sounds like he was on something other than booze. And who the hell wears steel toed boots on a cruise?
A gd damn unstable self conscious person with a bad attitude who feels the need to break things.
He works part time in the engine room and he needs a steel boots
You wear steel toe boots for 2 things : working and kicking ass
They also said that a security person INJECTED HIM WITH A SEDATIVE.........
@@gabe-gt9fbDon't forget bubblegum.
Obesity, alcohol and drugs and anger isn’t a good combo
It's like fried rice, teriyaki chicken, and egg rolls pretty lethal combo
Skinny people die of drug overdoses every day 😮😮😢
Neither are sedatives given to someone on alcohol which is already a depressant/sedative. I'm an RN and if myself or my hospital did that, we would be sued...and rightfully so
fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life son
For some of us... it's all we know. 😂
"Unruly"??? the dude was violently unstable.
Lawsuit 😡
Wrong.
He was drunk and disorderly. Either way he was basically murdered when they sedated him while he was restrained. Mixing booze and sedatives equals death.
@@TomLudkey Who cares -- don't go nuts and attack people. Why is that so hard for you bleeding hearts to understand??
Stop crying that man needs to live 😢
What a good man. Left his kids and family with a forever internet reminder of how good of a man he truly was.
He was a thug
Exactly, they always say how wonderful the (man) was after he kicks the bucket...
For a guy whose tag name is 'bush pig' 🙄
Medical emergencies can produce odd behavior.
Ignorance is curable.
You owe his family an apology.
Not alcohol. Something more dangerous .
Totally, right? More like... stupid man.
1 hour into the cruise and you're already that hammered?
One wonders what he purchased at the port?!
Cruise ships normally leave between 4pm-6pm and start boarding at usually 11am. He had PLENTY of time to get that drunk.
@@number1nick123 more like you got on the cruise already incapacitated and probably used drugs along with it because these aren’t the actions of a sane drunk person.
You know what a port is, right?
@@MomOfSeven123That is a STRONG possibility 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Had no concern for his wife and kids while getting drunk out of his mind and endangering crew and passengers.
Unruly? He was extremely violent.
He could've been drugged you have no clue
@@superhashbrom8441 Ok, than even more so Violent and more dangerous under Drugs. Drugs are not an excuse!
@@superhashbrom8441Why, of course, leave the guy alone who’s trying to kill people on the other side of the door. He might be drunk and on drugs so leave him be and let God decide the fate of those he was trying to harm.
Duuuude, lets see your reaction if you were the guy this monster was after!
@@superhashbrom8441alcohol IS a drug.
He was drunk it’s different than him being that way sober
Nobody that big gets that whacked on watered down cruise ship alcohol in one hour!
Ever heard of pre game?
@@frankiethefrog1752but would they let him go on board, if he is already intoxicated by something?
I feel like someone slipped something into his drink. Then of course the crew killed him by injecting him with a sedative. So sad.
Cute you think they water it down...
@@Iwoasasaned he could of easily been in a good mood and they couldn’t tell he was already drunk. Then smashed some more liquor or wine and got set off by something.
Seems like he had more issues than a cruise ship should have to handle.
No tazers no nothing. Crap security.
Some cruise ships have officers with powers of arrest, many don’t.
Gross people go on cruises now, yuck
Maritime security on passenger vessels are not allowed to routinely carry weapons of any kind under international law, however the captain can authorise the temporary issuing of certain weaponry for certain types of incidents if needed, up to and including firearms! But this takes time, because the weapons are kept in a locked armoury, that needs two keys to unlock, one of which always stays with the captain! Cargo vessels, however are allowed weapons for self defence, when in international waters and the waters of countries that allow the weapons to enter their waters, for example the USA allows entry, however for example the U.K. Doesn't allow the weapons to enter their waters!
@@catherinethemba Ship Security Officers are not allowed to carry any type of weapons. Imagine this "unruly" passenger attacks security and pulls their gun and shot some bystanders? Guests are unpredictable, in situations like this there is always a huge group of bystanders "watching the show" and don't wanna move when asked by security.
Why do they always say, "he was a good man, he never acted like this". He was obviously an alcoholic
Because it is a family member, obviously. People don't tend to throw their family under the bus.
*Violent alcoholic
Alcoholism comes in many forms. I am an alcoholic and have never acted this way.
@@sstills951 You act shitty on other ways or perhaps you simply forgot some of your episodes because you blacked out.
Because they win, wanna win the lawsuit… Disgusting behavior
this is "normal" behavior these days, people are probably already justifying his actions. if he was modest, quiet and polite they would describe him as "weird", they'll say this guy was the "life of the party" and "so much fun" but he acts like this also, so yeah.
Watch his family try to sue the cruise line.
Watch his family not get very far, except if actually was alcohol he may have been waaaay overserved.
Of course they will. The family couldn’t accept the fact that Chico is morbidly obese and was probably on some kind of drug.
His behavior was uncharacteristic of him....I wonder.
Stop blaming others he did on his own
Well if he was injected with something by security then they may have a case.
Steel toed boots? Wtf bro, on a cruise? He reaches this level of aggression on vacation and we're suppossed to buy that he was a nice guy. Sure, nice people just sporadically scream racial slurs and violent threats while damaging property and ruining everyone else's holiday. The other guests should sue his ghost for the terror he caused.
but the ghost will come back to haunt with his still toe boots. Knocking down people’s doors in the middle of their sleeps. That’s quite scary.
@melaniebell8115 This kind of guys ruin everybody’s trip, they are the reason I stopped cruising 😞
what racial slur?
A friend was the most passive gentle person I have ever met. Until the day someone gave him something and for the next few hours he was in a rage and punching the walls. His wife had never seen him like that in the 19 years she had known him. So I'm certain that' this guy had snorted something mind altering.
red flag
He didn't look very healthy. Bouts of outrage mixed with a bad heart mixed with substances is not a good combination.
Reminds me of ole St. George.
I thought of the same thing. So sad.
That's every person on every cruise?
Yes. Sorry that he died but dude was a danger for everyone in this ship. Also he was a big guy. Very difficult to deal with a person that size and drunk, under drugs effects and who else knows. He probably had a hearth attack after all this spikes of adrenaline.
Could this poor guy have been in liver failure, with ammonia levels so high that his brain function was breaking down. Watching someone in liver failure is like watching all stages of dementia in an accelerated time frame.
Yeah alcohol, drugs, fat, cholesterol, high sugar levels, high blood pressure.....that's what killed him and not the crew that was trying to protect other passengers from this menace!!
💯 exactly ... and had already injured two crew ...
You DO NOT inject someone with a sedative when they're on alcohol. I'm an RN. And they should be sued! Make no mistake, THEY
You DO NOT inject someone with a sedative when they're on alcohol. I'm an RN. And they should be sued! Make no mistake, THEY
@@WendyBrown-c8fexactly!!!!
@@WendyBrown-c8f I wasn't there, but if he was a danger to the passengers and staff and they had no way to detain him, I could understand why they had to take desperate measures and who knows, maybe they were qualified to do so. If he was kicking your door like that with your kid inside, would you not want them to sedate this dude or let him eventually gain entry and do God knows what to you and your kid? The cruiseline will definitely be sued and will likely settle with the family and no lesson will be learned.
Boy, he sure seemed like a great guy.....so says the family
Well a great guys life is worth more $$$ , than a lousy guy.
Future Doctor...
"He was a saint. A real saint."
@@randymo3371yall are disgusting. That man died. He could’ve been under the influence of a laced substance or anything yall don’t know. But he died after this. Yall are absolutely disgusting. I hope you don’t have to face karma for your nasty judgement
@@Martell-XOtoo dry
It’s hard to believe that this guy is a calm person normally.
Yep. That's bullshit.
Deceased people tend to be pretty calm
Yeah I seriously doubt that.
Drugs can change you
People assume drugs but a head injury can cause people to be combative.
A "good man" doesn't take his family on vacation just to get drunk & ruin it for everyone. Probably is not the 1st time he does it. His passing is due to his own actions.
His passing is the results of personal being judge jury and executer and if you justify this cruise ships actions for murder then maybe FBI outta investigate you for being stupid
George floyd
Maybe it’s the 1st time he had alcohol? Looks like he’d had a diet of fried pork rinds and donuts washed down with ice cream floats… no room for even an occasional beer 🤷🏻
@@faithenterprises7 I agree. This wasn't his first rodeo. He more than likely had a history of violent and unusual behavior.
@@gr8dvdbeer makes you fat too lol
Please release the toxicology report. Whatever reaction the sedative had with alcohol, needs to be investigated.
hes done this before. the family is lying. NOBODY does this out of the blue.
How do you know? What info do you have?
I don't buy that. If he's done it before, I doubt he'd be let on a cruise ship again.
Exactly. 50 years of observations. If I go out with a group of people. I KNOW who in the group is most likely to act like this guy. And if someone does act crazy, it is always the person I suspected would before the night got started.
@@phattjohnson you’re being really done right now. The individual is saying that individual has done this before not necessarily on the cruise but out on land. You don’t trip out like that over alcohol.
George Floyd?
Dude was tripping on something.
Something wasn't normal.
Yeah, alcohol.
@@fritzfxx
That wasn’t alcohol.
He was on a stimulant.
Yeah I agree with you he must’ve been under the influence of something. A friend of mine went to Thailand and got laced he was trying to harm his self and having crazy hallucinations had to go to the hospital and they had to give him something to calm him down. These people comments about what happened this man is absolutely disgusting. Full of judgement and hate. No telling what that man had been going through atm. My friend literally just went thru something similar. That man shouldn’t have had to die bruh.
@ksound31 sometimes, if u play with fire, sooner or later, u will get burned!
Never trust family members about him.
Exactly, this kind person completely out of character stuff sounds like total crap. People don't just suddenly do this sort of thing out of the blue.
Be interesting to see what the drug screen of the autopsy shows up. That will tell us the truth.
@dogmannz I've actually seen it happen once. We handcuffed a girl and she went crazy. The look on her husband's eyes told me he didn't recognize her. Stressful situations can also be a factor.
Never! The family always says that. No mater who it is, or what they did when the news comes around “it’s completely out of character” they can have a history of violence and they’ll still say that to the media.
Who wears steel toed boots on a cruise?
They may do if they have a head injury!
We get trapped with these people on planes, transportation and cruise ships. He probably died of a heart attack. His behavior is deplorable. Shocking
Who brings steel toe boots on a cruise?
Someone who is on the cruise only because he won it as a raffle prize in some local street festival.
exactly. so weird
A psychopath
😂
Yeah, it's a lot of damned walking. You need tennis shoes. Everyone knows that.
I guarantee you that guy wasn't a good man. Being drunk doesn't make you a violent racist.
Ya, you rarely hear people say he was such a loser and a mean bad person. Everyone is great.
EXACTLY
Alcohol/drugs, etc., only bring out the truth!!! Families are full of 💩💩
"He was never like this." Yeah right!!!🥴🥴
Oh come on it could have even been exposure to toxic mold or something you don't know what you're talking about
Sold him some bad stuff
This happens to people at open bar weddings all the time.
I am so tired of family members excusing someone’s behavior.
who was excusing? What if he wasn't ever like this? What if someone slipped him something?
This!
And that matters if he's violently kicking down your door, shut the fuk up @@Hoop_23
And they will want refund for his trip!!!
@@Hoop_23. Yeah ok. 🙄🙄🙄
His heart probably couldn't keep up with all that adrenaline
Exactly
Only a few hours in? This guy had every intention to be wrecked while on the cruise. Good thing no one else was hurt.
Steel toe boots...????
He was a big guy, two hours in, in international waters, and finally they injected sowt into him. Hmmmm...........
ONE hour in!!!!!
@@randymo3371The NEW flip-flops!!
WOW no sympathy from you people , so you don't realize what alcohol can do to someone, YOU PEOPLE NEED A REALITY CHECK , THE MAN IS DEAD AND LEFT A WIFE AND SON DUE TO ALCOHOL! GET A GRIP !!!
As a father, acting like this with your child with you is unacceptable.
It honestly sounds like the dude had a mental breakdown, a psychotic episode.
Asshole or not, private security guards shouldn't have the right to inject you with sedatives...that's what is so frightening about this story to me. Not to mention the dude had alcohol in his blood and you are NEVER supposed to mix sedatives or tranquilizers with alcohol. Wtf were they thinking?!
@@WhoaBolawsuit big time
@@WhoaBo Gotta keep passengers safe, its acceptable
And what was up with those steel toe boots? What kind of person takes those boots for vacation on a cruise ship? 🤔
I don't think he could help himself.
The guy was 6'5", 370 lbs. It was a big guy that was difficult to restrain
plot twist: the trapped crew member in the tower room is into witchcraft and performed incantations to put down the angry man.
@@mcbrians.8508 OK Harry Potter.
Fuck restraining. You people are sick. I would have freed him
dont forget good guy
so hes 6'5", 370 lbs. good guy
Where was his wife to calm him Down? Weren't they happy to take the cruise?
I don't believe he didn't usually act like this...
Pathetic behavior. Not gonna sugarcoat this.
It’s always the same story in the aftermath of such an event isn’t it? “He was such a nice soul. Not an inch of anger nor evil inside him”. Plus the fact I wouldn’t be surprised if a correct autopsy discovers more drugs in him than just alcohol.
Jow about lets ask what was in that "sedative" injection? AND was security authorized to do such a thing being they are NOT MEDICAL PERSONNEL........
YA, how about THAT???
JUDGE MUCH?
He was a good gentle man god fearing goes to church every sunday comes home straight from work. Never leaves home without his wife approval good good man
At this point the same story coming from the many news stories about the violent are laughable.
@@tonis204the sedative was mentioned by a family member. Was that family there? Did they actually see them inject something? Or is it speculation? Until an official autopsy is concluded it’s all speculation, including anything in his system other than alcohol. It’s sad what happened, but wait for the investigation to conclude before taking everything as truth.
No, it's likely just alcoholism. Why? Because lots of us reading this have been there. This ain't normal drinking. And when they have an obvious food addiction, other addictions are never far behind. Food and booze are very closely tied.
You COULD mix, with say benzos (Valium...) but it tends to cause respiratory depression. Can kill you.
That's normally a female thing, b/c it doesn't smell.
Plus, mixing doesn't cause violence. It might kill you, but you don't see this.
Steel capped boots on a cruise ship, this guy must have been real classy 🙄
That man is on PCP. That is not alcohol
Exactly 💯
Not sure, mixing alcohol with moron can be lethal
Roid rage, booze, party drugs... Could be anything
@@katiesioux7757 Did YOU even watch the video??? They show him with his shirt OFF. THAT is NOT the body of a guy that works out often if EVER 😂😂 But yeah SURE just BLAME the ROIDS he CLEARLY doesn't take. HE clearly EATS and DRINKS alot from the looks of him though 😂😂😂
So scary to witness!
No way security injected him with anything. The family need to take a reality check.
You ever heard of medical staff?? Seriously. Use that brain dude
You need a reality check. Forcefully sedating violent and drunk people is something that does happen.
@tonig2757 you need a reality check. This is what they do to drunk and psychotic patients when lives of others are concerned. What sort of bubble do you live in? Think the guys just going to come quietly? And then will settle down quietly in his cell? Lol you need to stop sniffing paint I think
They either give Ketamine or Haldol. Used both in EMS situations and psych wards/hospitals as well. Things can go very wrong with ketamine though, especially when possibly combined with other substances (if there were any in his system). Plus restraining someone who has that much adrenaline and etc going thru them will put an immense amount of stress on the heart. Being overweight doesn't help the situation either. I'm curious what they'll find on the toxicology report.
The wife should have calmed him down.
It is characteristic of a family to say " this was uncharacteristic of him"...referring to criminal behavior of one of their own...
dude might have been drugged.
Unfortunately true, the many times it's seen in the news. Seems like this is something we can't be sure about until the investigation is done.
I just wanna win a lawsuit. I hope they don’t win. I hope people come forward and speak out, but he was a raging maniac.
After only one hour leaving port he's already intoxicated like that?
With that weight, being “unruly” is clearly a death sentence for him.
And of course the family is blaming the cruise line. Typical.
I bet he had a smile that brighten up a room whenever he walked in.
Well obviously…he lit up the room…
Stop 😂
😂
He was a shining beacon in his community.
😂😂
He probably took some drugs before getting on the cruise.
coked up
The seasickness medication "Dramamine" can actually cause delirium and psychosis in some people (especially when combined with alcohol).
@@dmatech it can cause delirium to anyone in the right doseage.
@@dmatech Good to know. Yikes!
@@dmatechthis is the best comment I've seen on this explaining why
"He was a good man". Sure. Keep telling yourself that.
Steel toe boots on a cruise ship? Bro was a psychopath
He packed his worked boots just in case!
I know.
Psychopath no more.
I would take that with a major grain of salt. Why would the media be privy to the type of boots he was wearing?
Prolly a maga
Doesn’t look like the actions of good man on video.
Whenever someone dies, they always say the same thing. Only God knows.
You ever had anyone slip something into your drink and not be yourself? It happens. Date grape drug is real and not everyone passes out and or goes to sleep
Please who knows what they slipped in his drink
Because you know this from a single isolated event
Substances can affect behavior in drastic ways. Can make the calmest person highly unstable. We don’t know. No matter what, it’s a terrible shame what happened
Family member's statements sound like the excuses and defense that an abused partner would say.
You have absolutely no idea the condition of their marriage or their family, yet you say something like that. I could make assumptions about you by what you wrote as well but I realize that I don't no jack sh!t about you and could care less really why you jump to such wild assertions.
What happened to freedom of speech?
no dude the family is confirmed totally messed up
@Itsmeagain828 Nobody cares, Karen 🤣🤣🤣
@foxtrotwolf6081 One thousand percent. There is ZERO chance this dude well adjusted and normal, NONE.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this guy didn’t have a history of loosing it when drunk
Are you really going to BEHAVE like that with your FAMILY along with you?!
He’s on drugs
not any more
@@EddiePadilla-l2uHe chose to take those drugs.
Exactly the fact he didn’t keep it together for his family vacation with his young son shows this is not new behavior
As his wife said she had never seen him. ike this.
Great, now the family will sue the cruise lines for his bad behavior
And they'll probably get some money, but I hope they don't.
Exactly. He was clearly going to beat the heck out of anyone he could get his hands on. And he intended to kill them as well.
But now it's going to fall back on the company. This is a shame. The company should sue the family for damaged property and ruining the cruise for everyone else aboard.
Greedy and not a bit of embarrassment or humility...
@desireedesenna9673 Imagine that guy as your neighbor in the ship 😳, frightening!
You know it
don't do drugs kids
This poor man. ❤ Shame on those who took his life away.
Wait till you're 21. Young brains can't develope properly.
Really nice guy? be glad you were not in the towel room if there had been no assistance
@@DonnaChamberson he took his own life when he decided to act like a BLM rioter
You don't know it was drugs. It could have been a mental health crisis. There's no excusing this behavior. But what do you really know?
He's been relieved of his demons, permanently/ultimately. His family can now 'Rest in Peace' into their [now safe] future.
"He just needed some help" i guess so... he still needed to be restrained before he could be helped...
I am sorry, but he COULD have killed someone. So, as sad as the situation is, the next person anyone should be blaming is his family for letting it get this far.
His family is not to blame for his behavior. Only he is. They very clearly are the biggest victims in this because this is clearly a man who was abusive.
1:59 "It's alcohol." --- Nahh, that's *MORE* than just alcohol... he also seems to be suffering from mental illness and alcohol was just conveniently added to that mix (after an autopsy is released maybe they'll even discover other substances). They were only on board the cruise for less than 2 hours so that's not how someone acts just after a couple of drinks. It's strange that the deceased's family is trying to act like his violent, loud (even racist) behavior and steel-toe boots come from "out of the blue" and are uncharacteristic of him... I'm assuming lawyers are going to circle around them like vultures for their potential lawsuit. Sad.
What even is racist now? The left and media are constantly racist, so not sure what was actually racist here
i wouldnt say mental illness since his family said this is out of character...if it was mental illness they would know. I've had friends go through psychotic episodes on all sorts of drugs and this is very similar, especially when its noted this is not of character and they are normally kind. drugs will make any innocent person enraged. xanex..mushrooms..enough adderall will do this since its synthetic coke but stronger
It depends. As someone who takes Seroquel for my bipolar disorder I actively avoid alcohol since if they mix it could produce a bath salts like trip... I've seen people who take alcohol with their meds even though the bottle clearly says not to.
@@negimaaddict742 Would it turn a non-racist into a racist though? That's ingrained traits and while a mild person may lose their inhabitions I don't believe a honest person would suddenly turn into a thief or that a normal guy would suddenly turn into a pedophile. I think certain drugs just release the things that always existed inside, not that they create new traist that never before existed. It would probably take some massive brain trauma to create entirely new traits, beliefs and morals.
We live in a very unwell society.
He acquired some fentanyl or something else at the port. Maybe mixed with alcohol.
People need to control themselves - period.
Im betting the family is going to say the security injected him with cocaine
Riiiiiiiiiiight, the family never wants to take accountability!
@@lunacielo7680why would the family be accountable? What are you even talking about?
Holy shit kelly! Do you have any reading comprehension?
"Family says" What did we expect them to say? i did drugs when I was young, anyone violent was violent before he got high, he was just under more control before.
Why would security inject him with a stimulant when he was obviously overstimulated? More than likely it was Ketamine. Like what happened to the kid in Colorado.
The passenger in the interview seems like a very nice man who showed a lot of compassion and empathy to the man who died and the family.
@mandarue Yes, I thought so too.
Yes
I’d like to give my thoughts and prayers to the victims of his rage.
This was a big guy, completely unacceptable behavior
His drink was L.
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Always a shirtless dude with a big guy. 🤮
Big gut
"Gentleman"? Heck no!
🎯.
Sure he kicked the door but in a totally gentle way.
High cholesterol, diabetes, hypertension. You name it. Likely contributed to his demise.
And drugs
High cholesterol?
Doesn't seem like it to me
@@MyPronounIsGoddess yep. My coworker, weighing in at 380 lbs had over 400. He later had a heart attack.
@@matthewatwood8641 well he sure doesn’t look like the picture of health.
2:30 The hidden detail they slipped in that's the real reason for the story. The wife thinks the crew injected the man with a sedative that led to his death.
You NEVER apply a sedative to someone who already has another sedative in their system! Not to mention the crew doesn't know what medications the passenger may be taking. Unless that crew member was the ship's doctor, no one else has experience knowing how different medications can interact.
I smell a wrongful death lawsuit coming from this incident, especially since he was already restrained with handcuffs.
Exactly, Plus who knows what other medical conditions he may have, especially heart issues and then him acting in a way where his heart rate went up. Big No-No !
He'll never do that again.
Fo sho
100%
lol
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Another gentle giant
Kindergarten grad photo coming up
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And church on Sundays
Dude was literally trying to unalive people
What people? It looks like a solo act to me.
@brianfergus839 did you not hear he chased two dudes screaming his going to unalive them where they had to run and hid smh
@@ronnie9953 yes he threatened them, but by the time security got on the scene and the video started being recorded, it was a solo act
@brianfergus839 are you blind can you not see how big this mf is and how crazy he acting.
@@brianfergus839states that he injured two crew ...
I don’t know why anybody wants to be on cruises where alcohol is flowing nonstop.
Families gearing up for a lawsuit. The video shows this guy completely out of control with crew giving him time and space to rant. How long are the crew suppose let that continue, indefinitely?! Guy was grossly overweight , maybe he had heart issues too?
Not the crews fault, they would never win a lawsuit over this.
Diabetes can cause someone to be combative and out of control, so can a brain injury or bleed.
@@frank-xp6pj Wanna Bet? A Civil Case is much easier to Win and GET a HUGE LAWSUIT. Evidence tossed out at the discretion of the Plaintiff along with Circumstantial Evidence being allowed for them as well.
The won't win a Criminal Suit BUT they WANT MONEY 💰💰💰💰
If they gave the man an injection of some sort and died in an hour, you bet they will AND understandably so. You don’t add a drug on top of alcohol And without finding out his medical history
Towards obese, combine with other things yeah it’s a recipe for disaster
No one knows what goes on behind closed doors. Alcohol induced anger can reveal what the public usually doesn’t see. I was married to such a man, everybody loved him he was funny, and kind. Except with me behind closed doors, he would get drunk beat me, and threaten to kill me. Took me 20 years to get up the nerve to leave. Only a few times, such as this man did public witness what I went through. Well except for his occasional violent verbal outbursts; violence through words, terrifying.
You are so correct
I wonder what you did to earn a beating? There’s two sides to every story
similar with me.
i wish that i could forget.
🙏🏼
That's just awful to hear.
I hope you're in a much better place now
You're the truth!! Sorry you went through that horrible abuse for 20 years. You're amazingly strong for getting away.
Everything you said is on point about what and alcohol.
He just boarded the cruise ship 3-6 hours prior. He's with his family, and a vacation is supposed to be a good time. It doesn’t really make sense for someone in that situation to get intoxicated that quickly.
Yeah this doesn't add up. I didn't hear any of those crew members specify how they knew he was drunk.
They're already injecting people with foreign substances, who's to say he wasn't drugged as soon as he got on.
He popped something
You'll be surprised how fast someone can take shots of tequila within a minute
They don't even serve alcohol until the ship takes off and it's at sea
It's always "He was a good man"
I think denial is too prevalent when it comes to sociopaths/psychopaths in society.
Being unruly and yelling racial slurs, but his family still identifies him as a “good person”? Yeah right.🙄
If he had a bad reaction to something ingested at port, in mexico..... it could have adverse effects.
Racism is a side effect? 😂😂😂😂@@missladyanonymity
While it’s possibly this was an isolated incident, you can never trust what the family says because they’re looking to get money from a lawsuit.
@missladyanonymity
The ship didn't make it to Mexico yet. It just started in the state port.
35 yr old man, he looked much older. He probably had health issues & drinking alcohol was toxic.
I’m 34 and people say I look 25, I meet other people my age some a few years younger and I’m like damn do you sleep near a nuclear reactor because they look 45.
@@SKYREAPER30 My neighbors in their 60s, look like they're in their 80s, because they've been smoking for over 40 years. These people are white-haired, hunched-over prunes by the age of 60. It's very sad.
@@SKYREAPER30I don't think this was really the opportunity to brag on yourself.
@@HannibalKing-e7e not bragging just saying I can’t understand why people look older than me sometimes. But I’m also Native American. Anyway I worked security before and it’s hard to deal with people sometimes who are this bad not to mention he’s big but also we don’t want to get sued for taking his ass down and as for that injection shit I never heard of such a thing.
High cholesterol, Diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea. Physical exertion. Stressed heart. Heart attack and death. Poor life choices responsible.
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Have you listened? They gave him a sedative shot, AFTER that he died.
@@sharonrose50 you havent listened either.
And yet he was alive until he was taken into custody and injected with an unknown substance.
Co-morbidities alone don’t explain his sudden death, even with alcohol. Despite being drunk, he was upright and had plenty of strength to fight the locked door for some time. You sound more like someone that watches too much House and less like a medical professional.
AND….. MASSIVELY DRUNK!!!
Bought the wrong drugs
Yeah, alcohol.
@@fritzfxx Aunt Methy rather?
@@fritzfxxwhy you under different comments saying the same exact thing? Get a life!
@@fritzfxx pcp
Goodness. So very sad. I am sure he has never acted like that before he got aboard. Must have had a heart attack or something. So sorry for his family. I am sure they will miss him.
He was an expert door kicker. This wasn't his first kick.
😂 shame on you
Who ELSE wears STEEL-TOED boots on a CRUISE?????
Not very expert: you have to kick the door in the upper middle and not at the bottom in order to get it break free.
@@barronridge5613 plus you face away from the door and do a rear donkey kick. Sort of like how I donkey punch ur mom.
@barronridge5613 In his drug- fueled mind, he probably thought his kicks were much higher. 😔
That ain't just alcohol that's how he really was
Looks like drugs . PCP. Maybe something was added to his drink or he took it himself.
So you knew him personally?
@@ScottyP_323I mean, we all saw that video
@@jklokso you can see what type of a person someone is after you watch a 6 second clip?
True, people don’t act unruly on alcohol
They're always such good people. 🙄
Usually
who?
Seem like a white guy to me so who are you talking about your own people
The original pilgrims. Pure evil
Only by the one's who fear them.
His family says he never behaves like this??? Kind of hard to believe based on this video. No one goes from sweet and kind behaviour to this.
This type of behaviour does not “just” occur overnight.
Yes it does. A black out state releases the darkness of the sub conscious. The Shadow.
This can happen on any number of prescription medications,and OTC medications such as DRAMAMINE a common motion sickness pill.
EXACTLY!
His wife says he's a good guy. That doesn't mean he was a good drunk. Every time some kid gets shot by police, the mother will come out and say he was a good kid, meanwhile he's a gangster with a mile long record, carrying an illegal gun, stealing cars, shooting at police and resisting arrest. But he was a good kid!
He was not a "gentleman."
"Crack is whack" - Whitney Houston
"And cheap" 😅
@@sickk0073 beat me to it 😂
She found out very closely.
Yep these are the actions of a crackhead or someone that took to much acid
D ick is thick-your mama
I don't believe that this man never acted this way before.
Very shady. Needs full toxicology report on the guy. Also autopsy report for brain aneurysm, etc.
That's what i'm thinking maybe a crew member laced something or he got a bad batch of something from someone on board.
@@duaneharper6095 He could have taken something voluntarily that he obtained himself to bring with him. 🤷
I want to know why he was so angry at that employee.
Yeah possible @@NalaRichenbach
Didn't look like he had a brain.
I'm sure his aunties and his momma will get on the news telling everyone he was an angel and the perfect son, father, husband...
Loss of a scientist.
Our boy would never do any drugs or vote for any Democrats
He appears to be a nice person!
Exactly! The kind to bring home to meet your parents. 😂
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Just a big old cuddly thing😮😢
So was the wife just chilling somewhere as her husband was chasing down staff and passengers?
Someone super drunk can barely stand, this more than alcohol. He os high AF
I'd normally say so, especially if it's uncharacteristic of him, but wouldn't it be quite difficult to get illegal substances on board a cruise ship? I'm not so familiar with how strict customs and border control are when it comes to cruises.
I suppose it's either that or maybe he was suffering a sudden psychotic episode?
lol you could get a garbagr bag of weed on a cruise ship
You truly dont realize how easy it is to bring anything you want anywhere you go if you decide laws don't apply to you@@skycloud4802
@@skycloud4802People get drug anywhere, why would a cruise ship be any difficult. I bet they are more alert to alcohol than party drugs, due to the economic factor.
Dude was meth’d out
"He's normally calm and nice" Yea... I find that hard to believe, I mean still it stinks to lose a family member but don't sugar coat about who they really are.
Family and friends always say "They are such a nice person, they are never like this." Unn huh, sure. They sound just like the mothers of criminals and serial killers. He was a good person blah blah blah.
Don’t ever do drugs kids
The family didn't say anything about it but if this guy had stopped drinking and then all of the sudden started to drink heavily on the ship it certainly could lead to this.
He could be angry with himself for breaking down and drinking.
Regardless their is no justification for this extreme behavior only after one hour after boarding the ship.
We can see in the video how "good" this "gentleman" was!!
So glad I quit drinking . Not that I was ever that bad .
Why do people keep referring to violent people as "Gentleman"?
He just displayed violent behavior - how could you call him "Gentle"?
Same with many others I saw on the news, including police officers, who referred to a murderer as "Gentleman".
Ridiculous!
why do you vote to be ruled over by pedophiles?
why do you care more about the word gentleman than the epstein and Diddy list?
where are those millions of children that go missing each year...
why do you care about things that don't even deserve attention over things that actually do?
so many questions
“Completely uncharacteristic of him” 🤨 .. dude’s been a menace for more than half his life.. run his public record (I already have)..
Who ALLOWS steel capped boots on a cruise ship?
Well, some people wear them anytime anywhere
Seriously
Yes, really - WHAT kind of non-fascist cruise is this, where people can choose their own clothing and shoes! Imagine! /sarcasm
What a weird question. lmao As if it was the BOOTS that were the issue! 🤣
Who takes them on a cruise in the first place?
Can someone explain the problem with the boots to me? Because I don’t see the issue at all, not to mention that I have many fashion boots with a steel toe.
"It's alcohol, your honor" will not work in court. There are many people in jail for intoxicated violence. It's illegal for a reason.
What did the crew inject him with?
@@boxesbinslidsllc Any proof that ever happened?
@@boxesbinslidsllcwith ozempic
@@boxesbinslidsllcoh the family that claims he was a choir boy and a good man also claims he was injected by the crew with something and they weren’t even there so it must be credible?
Get real dude
Damn Karma, you fast
Right…chill karma
What do you say when your 'karma' never happens, which is the great big majority of times? I guess you just say nothing right? It's not karma. It's all random, chance, probability and luck. But it's only when randomness, chance and luck play in favor of a positive outcome that the deluded come out jumping and waving their 'miracle' or 'karma' flags. On all the other instances, which, again, are the great big majority of cases, they just shut up or 'feel devastated' and 'sad' and then they 'send prayers'. 😅😂😂 Laughable.
Shut up @@radiocontrolled9181
@@radiocontrolled9181 You took a joke so seriously you wrote an entire lecture? 🤣🤣🤣
That’s not only alcohol, that’s alcohol with some meth