Wannabe Gangster Gets A Reality Check
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- čas přidán 28. 01. 2023
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This Video Is For Educational Purposes. It is meant to show the psychology behind how police interact with suspects to try and get their confession.
In this jcs inspired true crime documentary, we take a look at the interrogation of a young man who wanted to be in a gang. After he takes a life, he begins to regret his decision.
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U snitched on my boy. Stop claiming to b street. I seen da paperwork. I kno ur real identity bro.
Thank you for showing this video. I am a defender of first Nations People. I will get raged on for saying this. I have seen Fish Pens in the Vancouver Island area. It gives them money on Raising Atlanta Salmon fish farms. They can have lots of salmon for the tribe. Having said that I definitely don't defend this young man. If he killed that man, he did it in a Drunken rage. They have banned "Boz" in far north Alaska tribes, just because of this. No defense for this guy, but it was White men that first brought "Boz" to First Nations People. That's NO excuse for murder. But "Boz" and indian tribes don't mix This is the result. I have listened to Mexicans that think the Lower States still belongs to Mexico. Have to remind them, early Heroes in this country Fought and Died to get those States (Texas) a lot of First Nations People still HATE every white man, the "Boz" just flames that flame.
On his bicycle
Somehow I doubt that will be a problem 🙄
@@_mikeybuddzz_otffrmdben7825 😂😂😂😂😂
His dad says he's dying, and the son starts competing with him dying. Wow what a loser. That son is ridiculous!
Yeah. And he says I never asked to be born, which is a cop out. He's so pathetic, looking for pity.
I think there is more to these remarks then we think. This is still a quite young, immature boy. He is afraid of being vulnerable. It is important to read between the lines. I can actually what he is saying. Because, what he is literally saying, is just his ego talking. What he -really- wants to say & express, is that he needs his Dad. So sad these situations... K.x.
@@rachelsmith5523 Have you been listening?
They're both losers.
Poor Dad...it's sad to hear him talk to his dad like that.
Kid's a worthless shit, I don't care if he takes himself out.
I don't know how he's going to be able to live with this level of intense cringe for the rest of his life.
I’m sure it’s been beaten out of him by now
@@patrick4662 Funny and true
@Phatphobic It don't matter what path he wants to take because he is going to be In prison till he dies ....
You’re funny
Thank you 😂😂😂😂😂
As soon as I saw his face in the thumbnail and “wannabe gangster” in the title I knew it was gunna be cringe city.
“Don’t call me cuz I’m ur dad man!” That shit killed me!! 😂😂
It's sad though folk 🥺🥺😢
What does cuz means?
I don't think this young man realizes what happens when you claim to be affiliated with a gang, and they find out you're not affiliated in prison.
these kids live in fucking Lala Land
This kid has really mastered the art of self-pity.
He’s a Fuckin kid who grew up with absolutely nothing! Extreme poverty and absolutely no role models! You white ppl want pity and think you are victims when something trivial happens to you. I truly wish the natives let white ppl die off when they came to America and they wouldn’t be in this position. Natives had a proud rich civilization until greedy murderous white ppl came.
Precisely
Exactly my thought this is horrible the dad reminds me of my dad
He’s gonna be crying for his momma and daddy once he he’s sober.
It's bred into him though the generations this is the end result.
That kids doomed.. his issues are everyone else's fault. "You say you're a man, a man can deny peer pressure" Damn right.
Sadly many of our native youth don't see second chance after catching a charge under juvenile guidelines, they view it as graduating from major crimes university. I hope he does recognize the huge break, but honestly don't see that happening after watching his entitlement mentality and his wanna be gangsta. Our younger generation are ashamed of being a tribal member from the reservation, it never fails, they wanna be crip and when they move off the rez they end up dead. Dead because they get caught wearing colors of the "real" street gang. I probably would have been either dead or locked up in BOP FCI Phx if it weren't for my military enlistment. Made a career of it and went in LEO, now retired to a small community away from the rez. End!
@@nbk9372 Sad, man. Be proud of your heritage. Better the lives of those whom come after you. Never be ashamed of who you are or where you come from. Glad you made it out alive.
It's called an External Locus of control. You'll often see this with Narcissists and perpetrators of Domestic Violence. With these people it is always someone or something else causing the problems, never them. They do not have the ability to critically analyze their own actions and change it accordingly because, according to them, they are always right and can do no wrong. It is also often used as a way to manipulate others.
☑️ You're 100% right. This kid has adopted the mindset that he is a victim of society, and therefore he isn't responsible for his own actions. He blames everyone but himself, and therefore he has no remorse for the pain and loss that he personally causes.
Unfortunately, that mindset is only going to spread, because it's being used as a political strategy by our most powerful & influential institutions, such as:
👉 The democratic party and other leftist political parties across the western world
👉 Our educational system
👉 The "news" media
👉 Liberal/progressive activist groups
^These leftists are constantly encouraging the non-white population to scapegoat the Caucasian race for most(or all) the problems they experience in life. What's even more ridiculous and irresponsible, is that these same leftists will call YOU a racist if you encourage personal responsibility among members of their various "protected classes".
It's obvious why politicians and "news" media promote this nonsense, because it leads to personal failure and govt dependency among blacks and Latinos, which leftist politicians parlay into more political power for themselves.
They must be racist to think that white people are mentally competent enough to be held responsible for their own actions, but that non-whites AREN'T mentally competent, and can't be held to the same standards!
Not doomed, it's never to late to turn a new leaf, although that is up to himself now.
As someone who grew up without a dad its always insane to me when I see people with loving parents act like this kid.
I understand how you feel man, I didn’t either. Some folks just don’t appreciate what they have and that people would’ve done anything to have had that too.
Facts I hate that shit fr
He basically also grew up without a dad
That guy's and his wife are divorced, and in literally every single divorce I ever saw with my friends growing up, the dad only got 1 day for every 7 days at the mother's house. And any more time than that was only at the blessing of the ex-wife.
This man probably lost all influence on his son years ago. You get a sense of how bad his mother was when you hear their conversation...
For real man. I’d have given anything to have a father tell me “I love you no matter what, I always will”, still would give anything and I’m a grown ass man.
@@CarveWood-vw2yi That’s a bad take man. The parents of one of the columbine killers are two of the nicest people ever. His mom wrote a book about the pain of losing her son and for the victims who died because of her son. That’s a rough place to be man, you have no idea how that feels, and thankfully most of us never will.
There are plenty of people with alcoholic parents who don’t stab people. There are plenty of people who stab people that didn’t have alcoholic parents. People suffer from alcoholism, but can still be loving parents, which is a lot better than being a sober parent who hates their kid.
Lots of the kids who are school shooters, gang bangers, etc, fell into that pit because of their surroundings outside of the home, whether it’s the streets or hateful Internet forums that celebrate violence and isolationism.
It’s not all on the parents.
Watching him talk to his dad was really sad. You could tell neither if them were really able to articulate what they felt. Neither of them seemed to understand how bad the kid fucked up.
man it's really a shame, I got the same feeling
I don't mean this in an insulting way, but the dad didn't seem to be very smart. But he does love his son.
@@mikesanders8621 you can tell his dad is a practical man with good common sense and a moral compass though. It’s incredible how someone with a good father can still turn out this way
The low IQ is a difficult situation
@@mikesanders8621that comment makes u look dumb still
“A man can deny peer pressure” I felt that one.
"But you still tell me I'm a lttle kid" I felt that too.
@@DenpaKei That some real deep shit? I got a couple more profound lines of wisdom you are free to borrow. How bout, "It's better not being in prison than to be in prison", or "The less you burn your children with cigarettes, the more they'll love you". And last but not least "Not spending all your money on meth will almost certainly lead to more success in life".
@F5C to be fair he is a kid he was barely 18 at the time of this recording not even legally allowed to be drinking in the states.
Peer pressure huh?, I've never care about peer pressure for a very long time...
@@michaelhaydenbell thank you brother💯
I have a younger brother who has acted like this all his life. He's 39 now and still acts this way. The entire family finally had the courage to cut him out of our lives. It hit my mother the hardest but she been happier ever since. He made our lives a living hell. No matter what he did he was always the victim and he always felt we never helped him. Watching this video gave me flashbacks of him.
covert narcissist
*these behaviors are from spoiled kids without a masculine dad!* you’d never see kids in asia behaving this way.
@@milademjayy Have you ever been to Asia? Because you're definitely wrong, lmao.
I have seen teens act like this , not because of bad parenting but influences by other teens. Parents that love and truly do their best are lost when it happens. They finally stopped bailing him out and used tough love to let him deal with his own consequences. He isn’t such a big shot in jail!
@@g.bryant8806 have you?
“Don’t call me cuz! I’m your dad, man!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"I'll let them put 2 domes in my head" 😂😂😂 not the sharpest tool I see
My heart breaks for his dad!!! That kid knows exactly how to manipulate and make him feel like nobody cares, when in reality if he didn’t care, he wouldn’t be there
Me as well, Dad looks like he's about to have an Heart-attack and his son is acting like 💩 doesn't matter SMH. 💔
Don't. I had an addict dad who cleaned up, but acted like a big softie angel like this dad is posturing. This cringelord wanna be g is a monster of his creation. Guaranteed formula for a borderline mess like this punk.
🎯🎯. You completely nailed it - the father has his own serious problems and is trying his best to raise this punk and he still manipulates the dad. So sad. 😢 - there will never be any proud moments for this father - just disappointments/ depression
@@CarlosAlvarado-sf6km let me tell you something I see, because it looks like something I experience. The dad doing his pity party "I'm dying, please be easy for me to deal with" is a result of his own drug and alcohol use. This kid was probably raised in a household ruled by addiction. That's why this kid is running wild. That's where he learned this manipulation tactic. This kid just murdered someone and the dad makes it about him first to open up his vulnerability and soften him up. His condition is his fault and so is his failings in raising this kid and forcing him to learn these histrionic maladaptive tactics. Now he's clean just in time to be "dying" and he he expects all the damage he did to his son to go away because he's provided a few years of a stable household.
K hope his dad gets hurt
I feel so bad for his dad. Seemed like he was a legitimately good dad that tried.
It honestly breaks my heart to see. I agree with you, it seems like he has really tired and is just at his wits end. My assessment is that he’s a hard working guy who just didn’t have enough time for his wife, and got divorced, sadly putting his kids in a terrible position. I hope that man can find peace before the end of his life. He deserved better than that.
His fault not ab0rrt1nng him earlier
@SumOfIt ok? A lot of dads have issues, good dad's show concern and try to prevent their kids from making the same mistakes, it's pretty clear that the kid is ignorant and self centered, trying to compete with his dad bc his dad is dying, clearly things were set up for him and he dropped the ball, he's a wannabe that can't admit when he's wrong, I know many guys that are the same way, and when shit doesn't go their way they get all dramatic saying shit like "kill me already" or "I just wanna meet my maker" like in the video. Claim to be hard hitters in the open then turn into quiters when a little bit of weight drops on em, typical bitch boy behavior that's been seen time and time again
@SumOfIt I noticed this. But it doesn't degate from how hard he tried in this video. It wasn't the best effort but it was effort nonetheless.
Dad was right, but not exactly the sharpest tool in the shed either.
3:56 Well i guess it's time to go sleep for me, i thought he finally drew something on the board but it was your watermark 🤣
2 years in juvenile detention for murder. That BS. A life for a life is what it should be for anyone that murders.
That wasn’t murder. Steven was clearly the aggressor until he saw that Knife.
This kid’s gonna grow up, and when his dad passes he’s gonna look back and regret the way he treated him. I hope he does, I feel so bad for his dad because he truly cares for him.
This kid is an idiot and loser - please listen to him talk! He is someone that should not be roaming around and should be in jail.
How can people feel bad for this kid??? He has zero skills and will continue on a path to bad things.
yeah he truly cares for him thats why he mad it all about himself
Why on earth would he regret how he treated his dad?
@canadianpatriot1623 ok freak
No, he wont regret anything. These people are way too stupid.
The amount of patience that dad had to not scream at his kid at the top of his lungs is amazing
Also trying to control his blood pressure
I assume Dad is a little desensitized 😕
The dad is 90% of the reason this kid acts this way buddy lmao. You think the kid just woke up one day a menace? A child's behaviors is a derect reflection of their environment. They failed this kid.
More like the amount of neglecting and bad decisions he made to have a garbage kid like that.
@@ripF5C From what I heard (same as you) was that this "kid" was given many opportunities to move forward with his life, he was gotten out of trouble by his parents numerous times, he was helped to find a job and even driven to it, he shuttled back and forth between the parents when things got hot for him, he was held to expectations by his father for not drinking, drugs, or wrong friends, sop how is it exactly that the Dad was responsible for 90% of this?? you cant sugarcoat how you think people should act, and this kid is now old enough to be held responsible for his actions!!! after a while you have to admit he was his own worst enemy. I have known lots of people with a bad family background, with abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, starvation, addicted parents, you name it and THEY have not been high and stabbed someone, sometimes it just is what it is and it is so very easy to blame a parent.
"The truth will get you out of trouble" not only is that misquoted but wow is that a dangerous way of thinking.
A father's who shows up in these situations, deserves so so much more respect than this. You can see it and hear it in his voice his heart is broken for his little boy. When he said "you should've just stayed with me" I broke down. My father is the same way. ALWAYS THERE no matter how bad I got. Sweet sweet man, I hope he doesn't feel like it's his fault. This kid CLEARLY feels like he had something to prove to his other wanna be gangsta friends. He's got a caring father figure, no excuse for that behavior.
I would’ve just walked out
The conversation between the father and son is heartbreaking... I can feel the father's pain.. I can hear it in his voice.
Wow I said this exact thing almost!! It hit hard
100% agree. It’s hard to watch. Gonna go hug my dad and thank him for never giving up on me🤦🏾♂️
Man, anyone else feel like this kid is faking all that self loathing and all the self pity? His dad sounds exhausted like he wishes he could do more or say the right thing, and this kid just wants to deny all culpability. Hell learn when he gets to the joint
Officers were extremely d*mb for not letting him draw (can be used as part of the analysis, investigation and as an evidence) .. and for not letting wash his hands ..they cared about their egos more than about their job!
@@operacarmen Lol I don't think they need tips on how to do their job from some internet nobody.
The heartbreak in the dad’s voice gets to me. He really wanted better for his son; and to top it off he’s sick too.
I'm sure he was such a great dad which must be why his son stabs people
@Augusto Pinochet Love your kids? Too much love is what causes this. Too much love and not enough consequences for their actions. Parents are too soft on their children. That's the issue. Single moms raising children is another issue. I can go on. The wokeness in the world right now is producing entitled kids and adults. Parents need to be tough on their kids and not treat them like friends.
@@FarmerFpv mentally ill is the problem
@@FarmerFpv was almost ready to agree with you... until you used the stupid phrase "wokeness" ... now you just look and sound like an idiot.
The sad state of our kids in America. Evil took over 💯 and this is the result and it's only getting worst now that children are allowed to change gender starting at 5 years old. Sickening. Praying for our kids.0
He keeps saying he is ready to meet his maker... well, he sits right in front of you...
Nice touch adding your watermark directly center on the White Board, lol
His dad deserves a medal for not slapping the living shit out of him... What a child.
One of the problems is that he NEVER slapped the shit out of him 🤣 in all seriousness, I don’t believe in physical punishment, but I damn sure believe in strong discipline. This kid had no discipline or accountability, you can tell by how he blamed his father for walking out to hang with his friends.
@@natesanti he probly would kill his dead too
@👿iwannacrashoutsobad👿 Very true. And then say something like "look what you made me do dad" that's what people who lack accountability sound like.
I don't believe in corporal punishment, but that fool of a manchild had me want to slap him till my arm got tired. What a self-pitying idiotic whiner.
I hope he has acquired a little bit of maturity. I hope also he has learned to keep off the booze and drugs, since they bring up his violent side.
@@natesanti did he get life in prison?
I feel so sorry for that dad. Sounds like they didn’t have much, but it’s clear this dad tried the best he could.
The kid is just a POS that’s really what it comes down to. A bad seed and then to hear he only got two years… absolutely shocking to me that this waste of a life could be out walking around right now. Any judge or jury should have seen his behavior in that interrogation room and sentenced this despicable human being to life. Guaranteed we’ll hear about this dirt bag hurting someone else down the road.
Young people like him on his phone somebody else, heading his dad, but only thanking of himself, no matter how hard it is parent tries they just can’t get through.young people like him never take responsibility for themselves, they always blame someone else often their parents the result is broken hearted exhausted parents.we all have problems,no one is perfect.
We only get a half hour look into these people's lives.. More than half was the dad and son talking.. As a father, of a 24yr old, I know it can be tough.. You love your kids and you don't want to hurt them, and they don't want to listen because they know everything.. It's a huge project to raise them right.. Most of the work is done in the first decade, the communication and respect has to have a solid foundation for them to continue growing. If it's weak, it will all come crumbling down. You have to put in the work.. This father seems like he did the minimum.. Maybe above average for a short time.. But with the parents split apart.. The dad havung cirrhosis (probably a heavy drinker, leading to more problems).. He set his kid up for failure.. He let the other kids/internet/media sculpt his outlook and demeanor.. He wants to be gangsta, so he's got a body count and no high school diploma. He'll end up right where he started.. The sins of the father last for a lifetime. Neglect and IGNOREance.
Did he, though, Mary Ellen?
Did he REALLY try?
If you can't tell from this video that this father had no idea how to raise his son then you gotta be close to braindead.
The worst part of being drunk is waking up the next day in jail when you're sober & trying to remember what you did & how much trouble you're in..
I don’t know why I laughed when he called him Cuz and he said don’t call me cause I’m your dad I don’t know why, but it took me all the way out 😂
It’s rare that a parent tells their criminal child that they have to just face the consequences for what they did. The dad seems so disappointed. I feel so bad for him.
Daddy ain’t got lawyer money
Im sick of all these parents from these interrogation videos coddling their little demon children after finding out what they did....like they say "we support you and its going to be alright we love you"
Makes me furious
Kids don't turn out that bad if they have good and loving parents.
@@siriusblack7714 well that's because it's their kid. It's hard for them to let go.
He literally walked in there and said his son did it on cameras like wtf
The rtc logo on the white board was smooth
Oh my goodness. I am only half-way through and I am struggling so much with this kid. The need to shake the silly little twit is real. Great video as always though!
I feel so bad for his dad. He seems like he's a good man and tried the best for his ungrateful son.
Good man? Good man for creating a monster? LOL the dad was probably absent as shit.
@@miap2122 Some people can have the best parents and end up as sociopaths, making judgement on the father with no information who’s only trying to understand his son is just dumb.
@@Mhmmz define “the best parents” It’s all relative. No, parents who meet their child’s needs do not have children who become sociopaths lol. Parents who give their child everything or material
items that make up for emotional support is not being a “good parent”. A parent who allows their child to witness violence or who moves around a lot is not a “good parent”. Most parents don’t know how to be “good parents” are literally too far gone struggling to support their child that they ignore the needs their child really needs. This dad is totally ignorant. He sounds uneducated and unaware of how to set boundaries for his child. This child is 100”% the failure of his parents parenting styles.
@@miap2122 Obviously, you are either a12 year old know nothing or stupid as eff! The level of nonsense is just ridiculous! Go read a book sometimes, if you can read, though! 🤣🤣🤣 What a moron lol 🤣🤣
@miap2122 not true. You can do the very best for your child and STILL your child can end up a murderer. Murderers have even stated in interviews etc thar they had a normal childhood and great parents. Some people are just mentally gone regardless.
I would have let him keep the markers and draw. He looks like the type who'd draw up a complete confession 🤣
I also would have let him draw. I don’t see him making a shank from the marker and his drawing would have been interesting.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You think he's only gonna draw on the white board?
I too would pick my battles with this one. Let him draw if it would keep him occupied, quite and focused.
@@moonshine588 I'd be surprised if he didn't draw all over the walls. But if I'm an investigator tasked with an interrogation, I'm looking to work smart, not hard 😂
coming from someone w no dad i cant believe the way he treats his dad he cares so much and is so calm
As a Native myself I can say he's even blessed to have his father in his life
Why
@@aldobautista4185 our dads are scary
@@aldobautista4185 because not everyone has a dad who gives a fuck buddy lol
fr bro
Drug addicts
He’s so ungrateful omg. Not everyone’s dad would be there when their son gets arrested, so to see him disrespect his own father like that when he actually shows up for him in his time of need is unbelievable. He is so bitter, manipulative, and miserable.
It’s not his dad. It’s a cop who probably helped him a few times. I mean like a few days in his entire life..He’s still a cop trying to lock em up. Nothing more.
Fr dog, he's one of the few people who actually has a dad who loves and stands by him and yet he's a complete monster to him, that kid is entitled and ungrateful.
Sounds like he's had a rough life man. He's still young trying to figure suit out.
He's acting like a little kid
@@connerc8723 This. It’s one thing for an adult to be a pos, but this is a kid. A kid usually isn’t this messed up for no reason, and I don’t think he’s quite old enough to be 100% responsible for himself yet.
I was lost and confused and unsure of how to be a person at his age too, and I didn’t even have a really bad childhood or too many mental health issues.
“cough medicine has taken a toll on me”
oh god i might die laughing from this
He looks the opposite of hard. He looks like he steals pokemon cards.
Interrogation rooms bring out the best and worst in people. This is deep. That father I know is in so much pain with his cirrhosis
😢😢😢😢
Sure pal!!🤦👉🤡
@@brianedward6417 Your Dad died stop talking 😂👉🤡
Oh really
Lock up this gangsta wannabe and throw away the key
I couldn’t imagine having a child that was 17 be murdered by a peer and that person only getting 2 years in prison. How absolutely heartbreaking for the victims family. 😢
The victim was 28
@@freeman7079 that's crazy
he was 17 at the time of his crime if you think minors deserve life in prison then you are apart of the problem. people like that should serve time for speaking violence onto others
This kid got 2 years for murder?.
@@evanabt8578 did u not watch
As somone who lost his father to cancer and other related illnesses, seeing the way this kid talked to his dad absolutely broke my heart. It made me wish that I could've taken advantage of all of what my dad provided me and my life would've been so much better at this point had I just listened, but no, I knew best and moved 1,500 miles away to struggle on my own when I could've stayed home and finished school and just made him happy and spent more time with him. Miss you pop.
Beginning is gold 🤣🤣
Dad says he’s dying and that his body is failing him but his son can only think about how his life will suck after this. I feel for the father. Dad deserves a GoFundMe.
Yeah, give an alcoholic scumbag free money lol
Sad, but that's what kids do
@@stevemartin7721 not all kids
We gotta get this man a new liver
He’s really dying?
the father is so sad and just almost in shock. glad this kid is locked up. i pray his dad has a healthy rest of his life.
his dad might be the reason he grew up like that. after 18 it's all on the adult.
@@Cris_the_coder bro if you think you can control someone after they turn 18 you're living in another world
@Jack sometimes, yes. Realizing it’s a shit and weak excuse but yes. Doesn’t change anything and our actions are our own. But yes
Unfortunately the father said he has cirrhosis and kidney failure.
@@ytormentory2369 you're confused because I said the same thing.
"I was tagging all this shit up..hahaha" Buddy drew a f*cked up arrow head. lmfao
Hood culture absolutely ruined this kid.
Watching the realization on his dad's face after he saw the blood on his shirt was gut-wrenching. It's like his last hopes that somehow his son was telling the truth died right there. My heart aches for this man.
The dad lived that live also. He wants different for his son but dont know how. Instead of teaching woke shit in school they could rather teach human interactions and love.
@@leniederuyter8177 school is just a measure of how well you follow the rules and go with the flow
@@HDReMaster sadly yes
@@HDReMaster used to be, not no more, teachers are just groomers these days...
@@BigStevo814 facts! Smh
I feel bad for that father. There is obviously more to the story. No kid starts acting like that out of nowhere, but that must break a parents heart to hear his kid talk about dying and going to hell...
Some kids are just defiant no matter how they were raised. There is a defiant disorder where a kid is defiant just to be defiant.
You'd be surprised. Narcissism is part genetic and part environment. His father clearly did his part but the other part can still thrive. I've seen it happen
I wish my dad had tried to save me as hard as this kids dad tried to save him.
I think this kid is just 100% full of himself and everything he is saying is nothing more than pathetic bravado and garbage in the hopes of attention seeking.
In all honesty his behaviour reeks of nothing more than a child throwing themselves on the floor and having a tantrum, except this "child" is 17 and knows how to articulate words that he knows could garner him some "concerned" attention from those of whom he seeks attention from.
Drugs
He drew the red tree crime logo fast when them lights went off impressive
4:15 - hit a 3 pointer with his spit there lol
Man, this is just sad. The dad seems like such a sweet guy who really just wants the best for his son. You can tell he really cares about him.
Edit: You can say what you want about the dad's parenting skills but the man is dying and does show genuine care for his son.
Honestly.. the dad having cirrhosis im sure this kid grew up with an alcoholic dad who was trying to warn his son, but we do not know how this kids life was while dad was drinking.. so his life changed because he is sick, but the kid is still trying to deal with it..
You know the dad is just like any indigenous person. They do have wisdom, purity, and in my eyes are way more pure then our societies will every be.
Yeah they are still human and they have their own faults. But the younger generation is being corrupted by our stupid society and they think that is how you have to be.. I wished our founding fathers never stepped on this land so these people could have stayed pure
It baffles me to read all the comments feeling sorry for the dad. Why do you think the kid turned out the way he did?
@@aloeup2121 well the dad messed up and he even claims he did, but he cleaned up his act and tried to help his son but the son kept running to his mom's instead. So was it really his dad's fault? No.
@@aloeup2121 Hey Alex, you obviously have no clue what it is like to have a teen child in a tough area. A parent can do and say all the "right" things and they still reject it and act crazy to rebel against everything they have been shown. This is what happens all the time for the poor. You be happy that you don't know and please cry for this heartbroken father. So sad. Grow up and learn how it is out there.
The father has cirrhosis (which is extremely painful), and he legitimately feels like he is on borrowed time. The son makes it about himself, somehow. Sad.
Alcohol is dangerous to certain peoples
@@n_a8917 so very true, I can't handle ANY alcohol, turn into a gremlin!
My wifes dad has it from drinkin and his liver leaks bile into his abdomen and they have to drain it out with a big syringe every few weeks. His stomach gets massive like hes pregnant. He only has about a year they say.
@@GuyFromTheSouth ooof. im sorry, sounds awful
Oh, I thought the son was saying that HE had it. I didn’t believe him, so this makes more sense.
"YO, I wanna go to SLEEP!!" why is that making me laugh so hard??
Education is a wonderful thing
It highly ticked me off when his father literally has serious health issues & he had the nerve to try to compare himself to him& make it all about him! What a piece of work!
The real problem is the father made it about himself first. It's the "woe is me" thing which is the keystone of being a narcissist. His son is arrested for murder and immediately he's doing the "Think of me! My health is bad! My brother died!" bullshit.
Not to mention the whole "Why didn't you do what I said? If you did, you'd be in a better spot!" thing that narcissists do all the time to show how they should be the ones making the decisions for people.
Look at 19:11 for the clearest sign: Abusers do this shit all the time. "If you don't want me, just tell me to go!", hoping their victim won't do that because the abuser has tried to establish reliance. Except then when the victim is just like "Okay fine, go.", then they immediately walk it back and try do the "Why did you say that? [Insert obvious plea for sympathy - here another thing about his dead brother.]"
Don't get me wrong, the son has become dangerous and is abusive himself to others now, but let's not pretend the dad isn't a narcissist with a Messiah complex who's tried to establish control even within this video, too, which likely created the monster in his son via the cycle of abuse.
Sadly, I have a son just like this..except he's 30 going on 12. It's always ME ME ME...
Sup shorty
I t by otally agree. Whenever I was younger & my mom was sick, she would always tell me how sick she was vsfçmgñrt
People will say that’s narcissism- maybe. It’s teen ignorance, arrogance, immaturity, low empathy and selfishness … there’s a chance he could end up alright though
You can literally hear this man‘s heart breaking realising that he‘s lost his son to his delusions. Just sad 😔
Hahahahaha the dad is the problem 🤣
I know , my heart breaks for him
@@loves2smooch384 Cringe
@@daviclemons6910 "cringe " seriously? The dad is a f*kin drunk , instead of drinking and being useless raise your kids right
Yes. My heart breaks for this dad. And son.
Dam I feel 😢bro I pray for you and your family 🙏🏼
I see you putting the rct on the whiteboard after he got his markers takin😂
I’m shocked to hear a parent say: „now you gotta face the consequences“.
It seems so rare in parents of criminals who got caught that they don’t excuse everything their child has done.
That's cuz his Dad is a real G.
N u dont have to be a criminal to be a G.
Yeah but you a acing like being a G is something you should aspire too. And as if a gangster believes in accepting consequences for their crimes or crimes or their families. Wish we has better words for calling out good role models. Saying someon is a real G sounds as cringy wannabe gang slang as the kid in the video uses.
@@wflip1745 frr but the dad definitely gives old rez uncle who's done some shit wise as fuck tho, he's taking from experience and obvious the family consequences aren't enough
It was BS because when his son was let out on bond with an ankle monitor, the son removed the ankle monitor and the dad (and the entire worthless family) helped hide this wannabe gangster from the police for a while.
That's what dad's say.
"I'm an OG I'm a real gangsta"
"Dad stop yelling at me 😰 I never asked to be born"
I honestly didn't wanna laugh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦♂️
ARRROWHEAAD
Teenagers, man. In his defense-which he deserves very little-we've all gotten mad and said that one or twice. 😂
I appreciated what he said about not asking to be born. People need to stop procreating when they don't have the dedication, time, and patience for their children.
total loser
I'm getting second hand embarrassment from him
I feel so bad for this Dad. Having to put up with the sadness of having a kid arrested for murder. No father deserves those feelings.
Miss my favorite CZcams channel and love the hashtag #JCSInspired
“I’m ready to meet my maker” ….he was literally speaking to the one who made him…his father LOLOL
yeah kid isn't too bright lmao
It’s probably his step dad
💀💀💀💀💀
His talking about GOD YOU IGNORANT FOOL
This kid gonna live with so much guilt when his dad ain't around no more
Heartbreaking to hear the conversation between a broken father and son. I wish I never put my parents through the hell I put them through but I did looking back on it through an outside perspective by way of this video made tears fall from my eyes. Don't get it twisted though im a convict who paroled from a California state prison, and has been everywhere in between but I wish I could undue the hurt I put my little sweet mom and family through. Wish my dad cared that much though, he wouldn't have come down there to help or talk to me like this kids did. Hard to see what you have in front of you at that age and truly appreciate it, by the time you do those loved ones may have closed the door of their hearts to protect themselves from the pain that comes with codependency. My truth and message for young "gangsters" out there would be this, just be yourself and surround yourself with people that wanna push you to succeed in life by any means. None of your homeboys from the streets or the hood are gonna write you or send you money when your in prison or worse dead. But family is forever. With love and respect from a real one whose BEEN THERE DONE THAT. 3 KIDS NOW AND A WIFE. God is good to you if you let him work in your life. ❤
What a embarrassment to himself, his family, and OUR native people.
his name is trustin 😂😂
2 years in juvenile detention for chasing down somebody and stabbing them to death. Wild.
Thats new mexico courts for you
I mean the big guy was after trustin at first
Seriously, what a garbage dog
Don’t worry he’ll be back in
@@joelsifilis Male you feel good hoping the destruction of children you pussy bitch
If I had a kid like that I'd be the one going to prison.
Right
Why did you have to bring sex into this?
You better delete that, the way the internet goes some blue haired lefty worker will see it and they'll use that to take your kid away in about 5 years when you have one
He really said I'll let them put two domes to my head 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣 this guy😮💨🤣
31:32 _"like I said, it was all for self dispense."_ 😂
2 years in a youth facility? For killing someone? What the hell kind of justice is that? That's a slap on the hand... ridiculous.
I was facing 2.5 years in prison and 2.5 years probation for running from the cops and nobody got hurt. Definitely crazy he got 2 years for manslaughter.
@@JatinderToor20 thats fuxxing ridiculous !
I got 2 years in prison for a dui... I do not drink anymore but that was really stupid on my part. So I was sentenced to two years in DOC and I started on a max 4 yard because I was released from a 4 yard 5 years prior.. I was in there with a guy who was sentenced to three-and-a-half years for second-degree murder. I guess it all depends on the case each one is different
He only got 2 years? And then they're going to let this idiot back out into the world ,see how it goes probably going to get arrested for some other dumb reason later.
Usually the American court would have given him life without parole for that pretty much cold blooded premeditated first degree murder
As a father my heart breaks for his dad. Kids mess up but realizing your child has made a mistake like this would hurt so much.
Exactly.
No mistake - he should be gone.
The dad is the reason the kid turned out this way.
@@AChunkyDog "i gave you food and a roof over your head"
but not love and guidance.
@brmbkl2015 really, you got that vibe? I thought he came off very loving compassionate and patient. He seems to know his son very well.
That starting part had me dying laughing haha
The RTC logo was in the perfect spot
That kid had a future as an artist. That RTC logo is perfect
“Don’t call me cuz I’m your dad man” 🤣🤣🤣
I put in work cuz is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I see you tagged up the whiteboard with Red, his rival gang gang😂😂
I was a pretty bad kid. Had 2 felonies by the time I was 15. I was a moron. Then one day my mom married my stepdad. He was strict, but always showed me how much he loved me and believed in me. It was the perfect combination of tough-love and encouragement. That man helped me turn my life around. I ended up graduating highschool my junior year. My dad had me go to class before and after school to work on senior level courses. It was exhausting, but that meant I had zero time to fuck around with the kids in my neighborhood. Then I joined the military, had kids, and now have a master's degree and a small business. Most of my friends are locked up or either have 5+ kids while living in government housing. Point I'm making is, I hope this kid gets sober and realizes he has a solid father willing to help him succeed. If not for him, then at least for his dad
*Edit: I'm a woman lol*
That's an awesome story of your life. I'm glad your step-dad was indeed a good man and helped you become who you are today. Dads make a difference.
you should be in jail
Boys need a father. Point blank. Bless you and yours🫡
I love this testimony . Mine is similar but I've never been arrested but got into drugs until my mom met my dad when I was 13. He is gone now but he was the best thing that ever happened in my life. I'm doing great now and raised 2 beautiful humans along the way. I cried through this video. I could feel his need for love and attention. He tried to act big and bad but he was just a scared kid.
I loved your story.. and though you had a great father figure to guide you, and love you, YOU did all the hard work. To resist temptation, go through schooling, and stand on the straight path. That says a lot about your character. Thank you for sharing. Have you thought about telling that to under privileged youth? A lot of times kids will join gang in order to belong, have security, and a form of caring. Its sad, and breaks my heart. Sorry forgoing off the rails, I'm just in awe of the man you became.
Seeing the dad decline into the abyss once he realizes there is dried blood on his son's T-shirt broke my heart. That poor father, trying to save his son from completely ruining his life. "Why didn't you just stay at my place and chill like I told you to?" If only the son had.. if only. But now he's a criminal, and will have learned more "tricks of the trade" while in juvenile lock-down, and will no-doubt be in adult prison soon enough.
you are so right, "tricks of the trade" are traded freely in teen foster care, and juvenile, facilities, with other "bad" kids
This kid will cause grief to others for the rest of his life.
@@betts_simone yeah sure if a bunch of delinquents setting around trying to out dumb choices each other is tricks of the trade then sure there will be plenty of that . ...
he only got 2 years
He only got two years, by the time he was adult he was out of there. But to be honest with you I don't think the system's going to help him. That usually makes people worse
Too much fire water yah ta hey Joe!
WHOAH! He drew the RED TREE CRIME Watermark perfectly on the dry erase board!
Gotta appreciate the logo placement in the whiteboard frame. Art!
Good catch!👌😁
2 years for taking someone's life because he was 17. What a great message to the youth of our nation. Unbelievable piece of shit judge and justice system.
I mean.....isn't that just privilege usually reserved for white kids
That’s unbelievable 😮 I just seen a video of two siblings, 10 and 12 tried as adults after escaping a SA environment by killing one parent. Both parents turned a blind eye and defended the friend.
I mean the kid that got killed was certainly provoking him.
Look at him.
This people have special privilege
@@hatethetube46 not an excuse.
@00:10 Sounded like Forrest Gump “So I wanna go to sleep”.
the dads reaction breaks my heart, he just wanted his son to be safe and sober and he shit all over his dad with what he did
The dad's dying of cirrhosis of the liver? Maybe he got his love of the drink from his dad. You want your kids to grow up and be good men, be good men when you're raising them. You can expect kids to watch their parents Act a Fool all these years and then grow up and know how to act. The dad is part of the problem in my opinion
They lived in a trailer tbh the dad wasn’t really gonna be able to do shit for him. It breaks my how the natives live.
The dad pleading with his son to believe that he loves him is heartbreaking.
Too bad the courts didn't let him just live with his dad.
His mother was the one who messed up his life. You can tell from their conversation that all the trouble happened whenever he was living with her.
@@SuperPhunThyme9 unless dad showed him what a real g was by force, the kid would never learn. A proper ass whooping from my pops always made me realize what it’s like to fight a real man 😂
@@frjcde9392 no Fr my dad use to ask me do I want the belt or the hand and I always chose belt but he went with hand 😫😫😫😫😫 im 30 and record is clean as a whistle.but I use to get whoopings on the daily so that may be the reason I'm such a goody goody
@@dark12ain Yep. I've lost count on how many corporal punishment I've gotten during my childhood. Meanwhile, I've got a cousin whose parents always spoil them. It's clear as sky who has never broken or throw things when they're mad and who have done it repeatedly.
Obviously, his dad failed him. The young kid feels neglected. This is exactly how a neglected child lashes out. (Personality and behavior issues)
The dad talking to him is the saddest thing I’ve seen in an interrogation video.
Being a dad is hard af.
That’s sad asf that the dad has to come to grips that he lost the son he once knew and had no choice but to let him go as the person he sees now is to endulged in what he wants to be instead of wanting the best for himself. A parent can only push you so far but if you don’t want to make something of yourself there’s nothing more a parent can do. It’s never too late to make a change💯😭
The dad's clearly a wicked fucking alcoholic. He's drunk as fuck in the interrogation room. I know it's not an excuse but that shit obviously fed into this kids upbringing. The dad knows it too. He knows he failed as a dad. That's why he's taking so much blame and feeling so hurt by his son's words. Because he's right. His dad's actions pretty much did kill him indirectly.
*too **indulged ❤️
Fact
The kid was intoxicated. Easily influenced by what he sees online, video games, movies and tv. I'm in the UK. It's a big thing in London the knifing thing. I doubt many of the young men realise the enormity of what they do until they see the impact it has on themselves and others. Better to walk away and live to fight another day.
@@Cybertruck1000 UK weak shit anyways
I feel bad for the dad. It seems he really tried to keep his son safe.
Kids go through the stage in life. I'm sure his dad gave him everything. I did the same and just partied and said I hated my parents. Ran away all that. Turned my life around and I see kids like this I want to help and volunteer to help our youth but I have 3 felony for petit theft so I cant.
@@erickiyoshiphillips2323 damn, my little brother who’s 14 is going through that rn , doing shrooms, meth, pills, alcohol, weed, selling all that to other kids and possibly selling handguns too, disrespecting his parents, staying out late, we don’t know what to do with him man
@@xarcr Bro, I'd beat the crap out of him. So he'd just leave it, but with " consequences ".
He raised that kid.
@@erickiyoshiphillips2323 how is petty theft a felony?
As a recovered addict and ex con, I can't believe I (admittedly) was ever like this. The only thing I dislike about myself is how bad I let down my parents in the past. Screw that, this dude is too far gone. Prayers for his dad, man. Heartbreaking stuff.
If you actually worked your program, you’d know that nobody is too far gone until they’re dead and gone. But I guess I shouldn’t take your inventory for you.
Generational pain man.... this is sad.
It’s sad to see a father come to terms with the fact his child is no longer the one they remember, and all that innocence is gone. You can tell the pain and betrayal he feels. I can’t even begin to imagine how he feels, let alone the guilt that it’s his child. I hope that father and the family of the victim can find some type of peace.
It's near comical but really sad the father has to say, "Don't call me cuz, I'm your dad, man." It's all such a lost cause.
lol no, kids like this because his dad was probably too busy drinking and ignoring him unless he was forced to do something about him. he's staring his own shitty fatherhood in the face with bewilderment.
It is almost certain that his father contributed to this. A bad seed is rare, this is almost always the result of bad parenting.
@eskimobob8026 you sound like someone who cant accept their poor infallible daddy could be a bad person, its ok you dont have to repress it, big boy.
@eskimobob8026 that must be why your mind was so bent after reading a contrarian opinion that you immediately jumped to mocking it, hypocritical pussy.
2 years for killing somebody shows how broken the system truly is. I don’t understand why laws can’t be the same across the board for all states of America🤦🏾♂️ clearly wasn’t accidental, I know a person who at 16 years old got charged as a adult for murder sentenced 20+ years in 2015
Two years for a murder just leads to a short pea-brained formula as to howmany he could murder in a lifetime.
@Airewolfe1989 manslaughter is what they called it. Murder is what it was. The system is broken simple as that. Not trying to debate about it have a good day
@Airewolfe1989 He killed someone. He should be doing 20 years minimum
@@JEDUBBELLE The laws are different because we have a federal system, each state retains a level of sovereignty. Every body likes their states sovereignty but no one elses
We're united STATES. We, all 50 of us, have different cultures, issues, and histories. I don't want someone from Oregon dictating how I live my life in North Carolina and vice versa. A country so enormous has to have flexibility. While it does end up with things you may not agree with, it also keeps us from stepping on eachothers toes.
Just like everyone else here , my heart breaks for his father .
Not to make light of the situation, but this could definitely be an episode of Reservation Dogs🤣 The dialogue is so on point!
As a former 5 year old, I can relate...
ahahahhah
Just copied your remark. It’s perfect 😂😂😂
@@piersonfullman5061 Yup will be using this in future
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Best comment here