🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To GUILTY TEENAGERS REACTING TO RECEIVING LIFE SENTENCES!
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The girl who got 20 years for her role in the orchestrated ambush actually lured the victim to the ambush with a fake date set up through a dating app.
The girl made a choice to do evil, harm and , by accident, the victim wasn't murdered but survived. Just imagine her future choices if the trio hadn't been caught. Poor prognosis.
I’m not positive, but I think the last girl may have been sierra halseth. If it was, she and her boyfriend murdered her dad during the pandemic, tried to burn his body and house down to get rid of the evidence and THEN to top it off, posted a video online saying it was “ day three after committing murder and having sex” their words not mine. The dads name was Daniel halseth
That is her I googled it
I'm pretty sure that's a Mr Ballen video. HIT IT, KABIR!!!!!!
6:38. In most jurisdictions in the US, if you are in commission of a felony, everyone in the group can and often are charged as though they committed every crime themselves. For instance if 6 people rob a bank and one of them shoots and kills a guard, they can all be charged with his murder even though only one of them did the killing.
If someone gets killed during the commission of a felony, you are also charged with murder.
The last girl was lucky the the sentences were concurrent and not consecutive. Concurrent in law means that a person with with five one- year sentences only needs to spend one year in jail or prison. A consecutive means that the person must all five year. So the girl only needs to do 22 years before being able to ask for parole. If her sentences were consecutive, she would have had to do over 60 years before asking for parole.
What’s the point of concurrent sentences?
@@Adplusamequalsadam I'm not a legal expert by any means, so don't quote me on any of this. But I believe the point of concurrent sentences is the fact they are being found guilty for different crimes but there are other punishments that severely outweight the mandatory punishment of the concurrent sentence that you might as well have the time served count for both. It would be considered a little petty and inhumane to some to just continually chock up the charges to consecutive sentences instead of making some of them a bit more sensible. It's also how the judge is feeling that day. If they're benign and you've been a cooperative and genuinely remorseful defendant, they might run a concurrent sentencing. If you've been a bit of a pr*ck, they might just keep adding consecutive sentences to give the excuse to give you a life sentence with the chance of parole after 782 years (aka no chance for parole.)
But really it's a bit of sensibility and mercy molded into it. Like if you're found guilty of 3rd and 1st degree murder (key being found guilty) the maximum sentence of 1st degree would considerably outweigh what the max sentence for 3rd degree has, but you've been convicted of both. So you get both the bronze and gold "medal" in this even though the gold medal out classes the bronze one and is the one that actually counts the most, to put in another perspective.
@@AdplusamequalsadamExactly. They should all be consecutive. Get rid of the concurrent from the law dictionary.
The last girl, along with her boyfriend, murdered her father.
There was also arson, grand theft auto, and fraudulent use of a debit card on the sentence.
And tried to cut him up.
didn't know bout last girl thanks for telling she looks like a stone killer no remorse
If someone is involved in a robbery, even though they didnt shoot anyone, if anyone shoots a person, they will be charged with the same crime as the shooter.
In the 3rd clip the girl didn't hold a gun but the little witch was the one who planned the whole robbery.
The last girl's name is Sierra Halseth; her and her boyfriend killed her father, stabbing him over 70 times, lit his body on fire, left it in his garage, and stole his car and credit cards.
In the states if your part of a felony and someone almost dies you get 20 years easy and if the victim dies although you weren't holding the gun you can be charged with murder
Even a crocodile can shed tears.😭🐊
The young girl who was going to graduate, was going to be the 1st in her family, her sentence was lowered, and the judge wasn't aware of the deal between the state & defense.
I tell you what, if I did any one of these crimes my parents would have told me they love me, but I need to accept my punishment.
In the United state it is a law that if you are involved in a crime, and someone is severely injured killed or attempted to be killed by you for another person within your group of accomplices, you are as guilty as the suspect who pulled the trigger, planned it, or attempted to murder someone.
Just because you weren't the one behind the trigger doesn't mean you didn't intend for it to happen or know of the potential outcome.
Anyone who is an accomplice of such a heinous act deserves every year they get in prison.
the full court film of what a number of these youths did is horrific
"Working in concert" means everybody who helped in the crime will experience the same punishment. The shooter AND the get away driver, per say.
The girl got those sentences with her boyfriend for killing her father
: stabbed and cut 70 times, both also facing: murder with a deadly weapon, conspiracy to commit murder, arson, robbery with a deadly weapon, conspiracy to commit robbery and four counts of fraudulent use of a credit or debit card.
As a former delivery driver I've delivered to a lot of Nevada prisons. This is what your yard time is like. Winters are COLD as hell and Summers are brutally HOT! Want to escape? Hahaha your out in the middle of NOWHERE!!! Good luck.
It’s a robbery with a lethal weapon which gives it a enhanced firearm charge. In the UK most of your crimes don’t involve firearms. That’s why the harsh charge as the guy was shot.
The girl that assisted with the robbery, she only talked about herself in the 'apology', like she seems to think that getting a hs diploma to make her mom proud is a valid reason to give her a more lenient sentence.
In regards to that first young lady.. if she had plotted my murder, I wouldnt let her anywhere near me. I pray that she gets the help she needs.
I believe the girl @ 4:40 was bait, or a distractiction, during an attempted ambush. She may as well have been the one to pull the trigger.
California has a 3 strikes felony law. Some guy got a life sentence for stealing a pizza on his last strike.
Stealing a pizza is a felony in California?
The black girl, Ky’Andrea Cook involved in the robbery and got 20 years, sentence was commuted by the same judge in 2018 and she got 11 years instead, with 20 years' probation, which will run concurrent with her prison sentence. So, with good behavior, she will probably be out within the next 3 years.
This video was a little misleading. If I remember the one with the kid who was paralyzed correctly he didn’t commit the robberies in a chair or anything. He had shot one man in the face who refused to give up his car, he survived but was partially disfigured. Then a few days later he attempted to carjack a woman who had her own gun and shot him causing the paralysis.
Sentences are very harsh in the US, and a law makes a person involved in a crime that results in a killing, even if not the killer, to receive the same judgement as the killer.
20 years for being an accessory to attempted murder is getting off easy. She’s lucky the court took mercy on her
For a teenager though?
@@Suprachiasmaticshe played a major part in the planning granted she didn’t know that her bf and his friends was going to shoot the person but she’s still responsible for everything that happened
@@dreamchaser5359but she’s also still a child and children should simply just get lighter sentences in most cases IMO.
@@dreamchaser5359 idk kinda weird you can be held responsible for the actions of other people. IS the uber driver responsible for a murder if he drove the murderer there? "it doesnt matter he didnt know!" Or how a police officer can irresponsibly choose to discharge a weapon in public and if it kills someone else, the petty criminal is held responsible because the officer is incompetent. Meanwhile police can murder people in cold blood on purpose on camera and they dont suffer any consequneces for it.
@@nullakjg767👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I don’t think these kids actually comprehend much, or think about the consequences, before committing their crimes. That being said, dangerous people need to be off the streets regardless of their age.
The brain isnt fully formed until 25. Im a high school teacher, and kids have very little concept of long term consequences. They live for the moment. They also are prone to making stupid choices because of lack of experience, lack of common sense, and lack of being in touch witih reality.
The good thing they have time to comprehend now. And get that diploma to make momma proud 😊
That's because this is the first time in their life they ever had to face real consequences. Bad parents raise bad kids
You're supposed to stop this stuff early and often
Yet billions of other kids for thousands of years across the globe understood laws and rules and consequences of actions....hmmmm
@THEGREATMAX Well they didn't.
There's a pretty old saying, in for a penny, in for a pound. If you know, your there or you find out after you better talk or your in it as well.
7:00....the robbery was only possible due to her involvement. She lured the target to the scene of the crime, aka she played the role of bait.
Okay so the reason she got 20 years was because A. She set the guy up if i remember correctly that it was supposed to be a date. The guy came to the spot where she her boyfriend and another person were waiting in ambush. 2 in the process of committing a robbery that you are involved wirh you are just as liable for everything that happens during it. If someone gets shot, beaten, stabbed, or killed during the robbery you will be charged in accessory to it.
She coaxed the guy to where they shot him re: the girl who got 20 but victim survived
And the 20 yrs for robbery girl should've gotten more than her final sentence cuz it was changed due to misunderstanding of the plea agreement so she got i think 7 full years before a chance at parole if i remember right but i think she deserved more than even the 20 years she got the first time cuz she actually lured the male victim thru a meet up website and the men wouldn't have been able to rob and shoot him without her actively luring him to them....and if i remember right it was actually the 2nd time they committed that same lure and robbery crime
Love these type of videos!
A Seiko never gets better
I think the first girl is special needs. Something was not quite "normal" about her. Wish they'd given us more about the actual crimes they committed. In America, even if you take no actual part in the crime but are just along for the ride, you can be charged. Sometimes, the charges are dismissed, and sometimes people go to jail. I watch a lot of The First 48, lol.
I agree.
The girl who set up the robbery had a miscommunication with her lawyer. She thought she’d get NO prison time somehow 🙄. Anyway, she ended up with 11 years instead of 20.
You can't say the parents don't love them. I know a lot of great parents that have a bad child. A lot of teens fall into the wrong crowd. They get older and decide to do what they want. Its not always the parents fault.
Children need more than a parents love. They also need discipline and consistency. My mother loved my brother very much. But she always chose to pacify him rather than show the firm hand he needed sometimes. Subsequently, he became a drug addict, and eventually died of a heroin overdose. He died face down with a heroin needle in his hand. The coroner wouldn’t let us see him for several days because they had to flip him over and wait for the blood to go down so his face wouldn’t be so purple. I understand you wanting to be compassionate to the parents that have essentially lost their children. But love isn’t the only thing kids need. 😔
There are times when reigning in your child, with an iron hand, can save their lives-or spare them lives in prison
@@raylewis2121or push them further away, it’s a toss up.
I was one of them. My mom did EVERYTHING she could to raise me with religion, morals, discipline, but as a child I wasn't having no none of it. I was an absolute nightmare as a child. I started smoking cigarettes at 8, smoking weed at 11 and heavily drinking at 12. The first year it was in the 6th grade(at 14) I went a total of 3 months the whole school year. My 2nd year of 6th grade, I went a total of 3 weeks and quit after that year finished. I wasn't going to be 16 in the 6th grade so I didn't return. Me and my friends broke into homes just to hangout and party. I used to take my mom's car at 13, 14 and 15. I cussed my parents out on a nearly daily basis.
The one thing I never did was hit them.
@@BadAssSykOThank you for being so open. This will help a lot of parents! I am a counselor working for a school district 💗
I think the last one Mr. Ballen did a video on. I'll double check and put a link.
One thing, these kids need to pay for their crimes. Hopefully it will be a deterrent to others so they can think about the actions they will cause to others. I remember some kids get a defense because of their home life, parent's neglect, etc... If the parent's want to use that as an excuse, they need to put the parents in jail too. So other parents can see that they will have to take responsibility for their children's actions because they were not giving attention, teaching their children right from wrong and one and all involved (even those who were not part of the crime, but because of how they raised or neglected their kids) needs to be punished for the crimes they did. Most of the stories you had today, these kids will get off in their 20's and hopefully live a crime free life and teach others of the lessons they learned. I have not been in their situation, but for the victims and their families, their mental state of surviving a crime and/or losing a loved one for no reason, I don't know if I can be so forgiving and wanting these kids to have a lesser sentence. I do not know if I can be satisfied with even life in prison. I do believe in second chances if the person is sincere, admit to their crimes and what they learned to better themselves. Right now, after 3 years losing my husband because of Covid and the situation that caused his death (he broke his hip and was in a care center. He had only two weeks left, after the lock down started to come home and when I was not able to personal visit him, they gave him a new roommate that had covid, the nurses were coming into work with Covid. Once he had covid, been hospitalized, passed/negative covid tests, and died 1/2 hour before the hired ambulance service was to bring him home). I am still angry with what happened to him and blame myself that I did not do all I could have done for my husband before he contacted covid. That month and half, I did not get the chance to be with him, talk to him. I did try the legal way to make the care center pay for their negligence, but because my husband got Covid in the early stages, the Care Center did what they were supposed to do/minimal rules, since we did not know all about the virus regarding keeping their patients safe.
The reason why the girl at 6:30 and her family are stunned is because they misunderstood what her attorney told them. They all thought she would get a lighter sentence.
1. PD's work with prosecution ALL THE TIME (I have experience with this)
2. She was black, so of course they'd throw the book at her (also from experience)
Not saying you're wrong! Just adding context. Our system is shit.
She's in literally every sentencing compilation video on CZcams. Kabir has seen that clip at least 5 times by now.
I believe a different court ended up lowering her sentence because of the screw-up.
6:26 she actually got her sentenced reduced later by the same judge so she's not doing 20 years, I believe it's now like 10-12 years now
Black girl sentence was reduced as it was found to be unlawful. Ended up with 5yrs
i watched a vid with the guy at 7.56 the area he lived in the DA does not believe in locking people up for crimes or punish them in any way he was cought in a differant jusidiction with a list of crimes and was charged with all of them.
6:48 her sentence was shortly reduced to 12 years.
Choose friends wisely if you don’t want to end up like these people !!!!
Amen. Amen amen
Remorse is being sorry for what your actions have caused. These people just feel sorry for themselves.
leaving out details here I guess, because 20 years for robbery is insane.
Thing is in most states you are just as guilty as the one who pulled the trigger.
Felony murder changes.
My understanding is you can no longer sentence a minor to life without parole in USA courts
It depends on what state you're in; some states do, others do not.
@@sodasaintcommentaries4054 Thank you for clarifying
@@michelleanderson8370 The law is that a person who committed their offense when they were a minor cannot be subject to a mandatory sentence of life without parole. This prohibition applies to every state. So a person who was a minor at the time of the offense may receive life without parole so long as there is the option of a lighter sentence. Of course as said above, some states might not have life without parole at all for any offense committed by a minor.
most of the last one's sentences were concurrent, meaning the longest sentence was how long she would be in prison. consecutive sentences would have meant she was never getting out.
Gotta crack-down on this violence!
The teen around 10:17 robbed a Priest. What kind of low life robs a member of the clergy. For every family member of the criminal who cries in court. Think of the victim & their family.
Crime has a ripple effect on both the victim and the perpetrator. I'm t his country one is as guilty as the one who pulled the trigger. It's the law here. The law is the law!
That smiling 17 year old was such an arrogant evil idiot for not apologizing when he had the chance for shooting that person in the back of the head. I think you were right Kabir, the girl who was involved in that robbery gone wrong probably should have got 5 years, I was even thinking that number before you said it. I think her apology was sincere and 20 years was a bit much
I think he really thought he'd get a slap on the wrist, mainly because he's still a teen. I grew up with kids who were of that mindset that the school/police can't do much. Not sure if this is the case in the US, but here in Canada we have the youth criminal justice act which basically means if a kid aged 12-17 commits a crime there is a limit of 10 years on their sentence and their identity will be kept confidential to the public. However, there is a provision that those as young as 16 can be tried as adults depending on the nature of the crime. It's been heavily debated given that youth crime is on the rise, those under 12 get off scott free and it means that technically a 16 year old could face a life sentence.
Alimit of 50/100 years not less murder is never good @@marcpower4167
Nevada used to have Hanging Judges. Now we have this crap. Public Hangings need to be brought back.
They are only sorry when reality sets in.
That last girl will have to work while in prison because at the beginning of sentencing, the judge ordered her to pay thousands of dollars in fines and restitution so she will work for no money the whole time she is in jail and hopefully she will pay off her debt by the time she is up for parole.
Under the law in most states, everyone involved in a violent crime gets the same sentence. Not having a gun really doesn't matter. The only time it matter is when the judge decides it is important. Otherwise, everyone involved get hammered with a long sentence.
Should really add the parents of anyone under 18 the list of involved. The raised the criminal - they are just as, if not more, responsible.
These kids got what they deserved. Sounds cruel but they knew right from wrong.
In some states if there is a murder and you were in any way involved, you too are charged along with the shooter. Some states, I believe, do not do this. Every state unless a federal case has its own laws.
Prison is avoidable by not breaking the law.
I do feel for those falsely incarcerated and pray the truth will come out. Now they are using genealogy sites’ dna results (Ancestry, etc.) to find criminals through relatives. Crime really does not pay.
I couldn't imagine doing a crime that would put me in jail for life. Nothing could make me do any crime like that ... not that I can think of. 😉
It's the "I'm not sorry I stole the money ... but I'm real sorry I'm going to jail." As far as the wails from the families, THEY raised these kids! Why didn't you do your job as a parent???
A serial killer is someone that has killer 3 people over a period of time with a cool down period between the offensives of days to years. Killing multiple people with no cool down period is classified as a spree killer or just a murderer.
These kids definitely don't comprehend much...in particular about how one should act in society. It comes down to parenting imo. Parents need to teach their kids right from wrong and teach them how to be human before they leave the household. And while I do feel a bit bad for some of the families involved, it was these kid's choices that led them to prison. They've got no one else to blame. At least most of them showed some sort of regret.
the first person with the plot to commit a crime and end her family, there may be room for leniency, but this is where the system clashes with mental treatment. they often dont work well when mixed, and its too risky to let them free while treated, or let them be jailed and put them back into the world with zero life XP after 20 years. kinda wish this never happened but it happens all the time to teenagers aged 15 even who did do aweful things but were also possible to prevent, but then again i just hope anyone going through that is fairly treated
The kids have no values anymore.. the judges should be harsh so word will get around and kids might learn to respect the law
how are the kids supposed to have values, when they are being taught to scam and lie and use force to get whatever they want? they aren't teaching it themselves.. it's their parents, the politicians, the celebrities.. basically wherever they turn, they are faced with absolute scumbaggary.... those values actually never even existed in the u.s.
In Texas, I don't know what other states this is true, if you are with somebody who commits a major crime, even if you were only there, you are just as guilty because you didn't intervene
I think reality just hasn't sunk in yet for a lot of these kids.
Some states don’t mess around a will make sure you don’t do it again
I think lack of parental guidance and social media are to blame
Concurrent means that all of her sentences will be served together, rather than consecutive. She has a life sentence within the rest, so therefore, she will be in prison for at least the minimum years posed for her life sentence.
it's TWO robberies!
She helped set the guy up
Tiny point it’s not a serial killer, a serial killer usually there’s more then multiple victims but there’s like patterns, repeated acts and such that link all the victims. So maybe it’s mass murdered instead
In the states you could just be in the car and your as guilty as pressing that trigger
And yet shoplifting which is also robbery gets a timeout basically. The sentencing needs to be harsher in all crimes.
If you work jobs in prison the money that you earn is kept to pay any fines or restitution you owe too so some people don’t really get much for that. I receive restitution checks a lot at work and they’re rarely over $100. Some of these people have been paying us for over a decade for their restitution. We don’t really anticipate ever getting all of it paid off for most of those instances, we just keep the file open to mark the files whenever the checks come in.
and he thought of "puppies"
What's up with all the perps wearing glasses!!????? Ciao
I feel that these particular teens/children, did not have positive role models…
That is so sad…
HOLY CLIKBAIT BATMAN!
The last girl is Sierra Halseth...she murdered her father
in america if you are with someone who commits a crime then you are also guilty
We need more judges like this. Criminals are Criminals regardless of age. Their victims deserve our sympathy. Not them
Prison is also meant to be a place for rehabilitation. Especially for people who aren't sentenced for life there or on death row. You want that person to come out of there a new , better person than they were previously.
Prison for an angry teen or young man can create an extremely versed criminal. They learn tons of tricks behind bars and then their released. It's all they know ...
Bubba will make these kids their toys.
I hate the concurrent sentences. They should all be consecutive.
Average stay for a teen is 35 to life, if it doesn't without parole they'll eventually get out.
"I'm sorry I'm not they daughter they wanted me to be"??? THAT, is the comment of a dangerous sociopath
That's the problem with these young people out in the streets getting up to mischief.. hanging with the wrong kind of folk.. it's all well and good till they get caught and then the tears and regret come.. it's so unfortunate and waste of life but what do they expect? 🤷 Reality is, baby's are out in the streets, they have guns, they do not have the life experience or emotional maturity to make responsible, logical well thought out decisions.. they think this is Call of Duty or Assassin's Creed or GTA or something.. and this is the result..
They threw the book at her... whatever she did was obviously bad.
Ya their choice to do the crime. What did they think? That they wouldn't be caught. Ya then they cry when they receive their sentences and aren't actually sorry
that one young lady could have walked off...and also she can finish school in prison. 😥
In Florida, there was, for many years, a:
10, 20, Life Law
[ during a crime]:
Pull a gun = 10 years
Fire a gun =20 years
Shoot some =25-to Life.
This was a Minimum Mandatory.
[ they finally changed it].
📻🙂
Judges hated the fact that they didn't have discretion when it came to decisions. Mandatory minimum sentencing is legislative interference in the judicial system. I believe that, now, judges confer with one another on significant rulings and that there are sentencing guidelines that are suggestive of a ranges of years of incarceration a defendant might face.
The last girl and her bf killed her dad
That last girl got hit with the nuke looking like Japan up there lol
Kid in a wheelchair robbing? Equal Opportunity I guess!?! 🤷🏿♀
Why are these parents crying over their children's sentences? YOU RAISED THEM, from their first breath you had the gift & opportunity to guide them in what is right and wrong, to push them scholastically, what they see..... THEY ARE YOU!!!!! You taught them, influenced how they think & act stop the dramatic tears because if you were a decent parent, they wouldn't be involved. Don't blame environment or mental issues.......FIRST BREATH OF LIFE YOU KNOW YOUR CHILD....YOU JUST DIDN'T FIND THEM IMPORTANT ENOUGH and your own life/agenda took precedence!!! If they killed my family member......
Mama tried.