Harshest Punishments For The Smallest Crimes
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That judge that sent 46 people to jail for a week over a cell phone ringing is really worrying. That’s a clear sign of him being power hungry and having no care for treating everyone as an individual. Being in jail for a week can cause massive problems. Losing your job, not having a baby sitter, needing to care for a family member, unable to make payments, the list goes on. That was a major crybaby move by that judge and it’s gross he’s now a mayor
Yet he was elected Mayor.
Like how can a person with a brain come up with that
@@homiedclown1885 m
Thx a lot testostorin ):
I agree, 100%
The one I loved the most was the old man feeding the homeless. And even though he went to jail, got out, kept feeding the homeless and repeated the cycle of risking on going to jail shows he has a kind heart in feeding people who are in need and don't have food to get. Bless that man for a kind heart.
I agree with you completly that pore man was being punished for being kind
@@RainaWilkins At least he kept doing it even though he kept going to jail. That makes me have faith in some of humanity.
Those people who kept arresting him because of feeding the homeless are just a bunch of heartless idiots who don’t even care about the homeless.
@@Rms_Titanic-1912 I agree. They don't care and are idiots. Which is sad.
That adorable human was no coward. Punishing a rightful charity worker for helping humanity is, probably not legally, but morally, a hate crime AND treason. I'm very much a democrat, probably liberal, but I do believe there's a point when death sentence is totally reasonable.
Going to jail for charging your phone, being fined hundreds of dollars for feeding your families, and being incarcerated for sending friend requests!? What the hell?! All these punishments for the smallest crimes are crazy! I feel bad for Abbott's wife who died.🙁 God bless her.🙏 The punishment I think was the most unfair was Abbott getting arrested for feeding the homeless on a beach! He was helping them. Everyone has to eat🍴.
To be fair, the guy who sent the friend request to get out of jury duty did have it coming. I mean, really? Gloating?
@@pineforest1442 Totally agree with you Pine.
These are not even crimes!
@@simarkarmani4034 contempt of court is
Yeah but the crime was not feeding his family it was fishing a fish that is illegal to fish in that season
Kyle is a great example of how expensive it is to be poor.
Kyles version of the story is bullshit. How naive are you??
Kyle version of the story is so far, the most unfair jail sentence@@rickb3674
@@rickb3674 Uncalled for.
The 90 year old doing charity work and being arrested was the most unfair.
Definitely
i feel so bad for that person. kind hearted people don't deserve this.
I am so angry about that law!!! Those charity workers deserve respect from everyone.
@@pinkcherry9695 They deserve more attention and care, especially in the video the man is already 90.
Yahh….. lord im feel raged instead just mad 😡
This thumbnail really got me... When I worked in the food industry at the end of the shift any food that was cooked and was going to be thrown away I use to take with me and hand it out around town to the homeless to feed them rather than it going into the bin... The area manager came in and told me that if I carry on I would be instantly fired as it is classed " stealing from the company " so I told him about how what he is doing is wrong as long as he notes down how much was gone unsold and wasted it shouldn't matter if it was given to the homeless or going into the bin as long as the waste is recorded... I carried on doing this secretly for 6 more months before getting found out and yes I got instantly fired before another job took me on and I was honest about it why I got fired and my now new boss shook my hand and told me at the end of the night he will let me go and feed the homeless and now I've been feeding homeless people meals for 3 years! 🙂
God bless you.
People like you are what this world needs, good on you for not giving up after your first boss threatened to fire you. Imagine if karma bit him/her in the arse and they became homeless, they would soon change their tune.
Burn their house and make them homeless
Having the right boss is everything!
Good on ya!
Imagine going to jail for missing school for a few days 💀
Teens think adding skull the the end of a sentence makes it amazing
I was arrested at school on a Friday for truancy and spent the weekend in jail
@@Mr.Musifivian nobody cares that the plate is turned upside down it has nothing in it.
@@bottle3124 what are you taking about?
@@Mr.Musifivian because I told you I don’t know what happend to George,
The people who punished these poor, innocent victims should be given punishments
EDIT: Thanks for 10 Comments!
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Bro you only got one comment and that one is saying no problem to you saying that you got 10 comments, do you even know what comments are?
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@@bottle3124 there you go
bro this was 2 months ago
I know this is completely juvenile behavior, but I laughed at the fart noises…
I am 45.
I'm 52 and I did as well.
The fart reverb on the pillow fight was honestly the best one
I would love to have a cop try to charge me for farting. I have been diagnosed with Celiac disease which can result in the most horrific stench that could waft out of an anus that this world have ever experienced. And I have actual diagnoses and Drs statements to back it up. The stupid cop would be made famous as I collect a nice settlement from the municipality. And woe unto anyone stupid enough to want to do a body cavity search especially if I have a nice hot shart ready to fire.
So ridiculous arrested for this
@@4thdoctor284 BAHAHA HAHAHA! I shouldn't laugh, but I can just picture a cop doing a pat down and just as you cut a particularly foul one loose!
Isn't bullying technically worser than spraying perfume?
No because when perfume gets sprayed on your door handle you and your whole family dies
Ain't the government a bully as well?
Neither child bullying or perfume are bad it's conditioning children and weak adults to accept that the conditions of socialism/communism.
Yes, bullying is worse. I'm always astounded at the age of young children in the US being arrested for trivial reasons, for just being kids. Why don't the schools have full-time psychologists and/or psychiatrists as the first line of intervention instead of immediately resorting to using full-time police on the campuses.
Compassion seems non existent. A child's mother, a sole-parent, had only just died and she was being looked after by someone else, and while sitting her get desk was quietly consoling herself looking at her phone. When she refused to put it down, the teacher had the on-school police come and arrest her, rather violently btw, by throwing her across the room first. In this situation, using a school psychologist should have been the preferred option.
The old man that helps homeless people are the real hero.
Even though he knows that he would go to jail for what he did, he still did... but people are so blind to see the good thing he did.
the cyst-tem of Rah-Ality.
So far a manchild judge sending everyone in the court room to jail over a ringtone, arresting a little girl for defended herself from her bullies, and arresting a kind old man for feeding the homeless are the most infuriating things I'm heard and losing my faith in humanity as whole.
Poverty is and has always been punished here in the USA.
In Arizona, they arrested a little girl for running a lemonade stand without a license.
This makes me question our law enforcement system more than I already did 🤔
I like your profile pic and the girl's bangs!
Same! Im sure in the future people will get arrested for breathing air without paying
@@Goofy_Goober256 What the hell?!
@@mojo3318 well, it's a joke but i wont be surprised if it actually happens. We already pay for air! In a product called LAYS!
@@Goofy_Goober256 it is very likely I once made a concept that people will be arrested for drinking water 😢
$4000 bail for a hot dog? That's one expensive hot dog!
😭😭😭😭
I was once arrested for an outstanding cable bill. I lived in Winona, MN which is in Winona county. When I moved to another city and left the bill unpaid, it got referred to collections which happened to be Winona county themselves. They then issued a warrant and I was arrested and had to sit overnight while waiting to appear in front of a judge. No joke
But it was theft.
@@simonruszczak5563 The cable providers are the show masters, so their products should all be FREE. The fact that we promise to pay should also be forgiven, all things considered. Never a borrower or lender be, says the good book.
@@YAHsBurntButterfly Sorry, but that is not how it works. For a company to continue operating they need income and said income must be estable. If cable providers didn't charge for their services then they would be closing not 5 years after opening, ergo, we all would need to continually change providers often.
@@toumabyakuya who needs cable anyway really 💯 in the land of LIES
@@YAHsBurntButterfly Man, tell me you are joking.
BE AMAZED Guy: "... I guess Florida has always done things differently."
Me: "Yep, like grinding coffee beans with lawnmowers, chainsaws, and weed whackers. Drink Florida Man Coffee TODAY if you want to be like Florida Man and have the energy to wrestle alligators for a living!" Lol
All of them of course, but arresting an old kind hearted man for feeding the homeless (THAT A WAY BEYOND CRUCIAL LAWS) SHAME 😠😠
Had to get those paying vacationers on the beach with no shabby people in sight.
@@albertgainsworth at least they're people!
Not allowing people to eat is a violation of basic human rights, the right to live, and without food those homeless are at a higher risk of starvation (obviously). So it's the law makers and those that enforce the laws that should be arrested for crimes against humanity. Its all about money in the US, capitalism over lives.
@@alexfoster307 I don't mean any disrespect to the US and it's laws BUT like you said "IT'S A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY", but you're absolutely 1000000% right bro, thank GOD for the existence of people like you dude, you're a great person, and they shouldn't be arrested they should be released but everything they had has been taken from them, living on the streets and being just like those poor people "the homeless ppl GOD BE WITH THEM" and then they will remember what they've done, MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS AND BE & HELP YOU WITH EVERYTHING BUDDY 🙏🙏✌
@@mahmoudajjan466 Direspect the US all you want , I'm British. And being British I can see just how bad this is, the British government does not treat its citizens like this. We have a better justice system than the US, in fact, everything about the UK is better especially when it comes to education and healthcare.
Feeding the homeless is not a crime
@Nirus banyu sus
Trespassing is.
It’s nice 👍🏻 😢
Your right
It shouldn’t be
The perfume one made me really mad. As someone who's dealt with bullying, I can't imagine being forced to appear in court just for defending myself.
She deserved let's face she was not being bullyied she is the bully by spraying perfume not only on herself but on them. One them suffered a nervous reaction that could ended fateful. Gladly it did not however no one has a right to spray perfume on them in the close proximity of others. If your going to apply perfume on said body do it in privacy away from others.
Jesus Christ, it was a response to bullying! I'm fairly certain you wouldn't have been any more rational if you put up with that.
@@peterlyall2848 Don't do drugs. Stop it. Get some help.
It’s actually illegal for a registered offender to defend himself against another offender who isn’t a registered offender.
Fun fact: Even babies are being executed just for being born.
She had her constitutional rights violated, swearing would be considered freedom of speech
It's ridiculous how you can arrest an elderly man for feeding the homeless! All of these stories are absolutely ridiculous. The laws are stupid af!!
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He wasn't arrested for feeding people. He was arrested for trespassing. Twisting the truth to meet your narrative does not make a new truth - it's complete bullshit.
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I think all he had to do to avoid it, is change the location , if you think about it...
@@fumomofumosarum5893 while he technically could have done that, I think what made him defy them was because they were clearly being greedy.
That's crazy and a lot of those are harmless I'm sure people took advantage of them at one point smh I'm amazed for sure
same
Right because injustice doesn’t really exist lol
Justice itself is kinda mythical to be honest
I live in Michigan it’s true and the state doesn’t care about your starving or not
I live in Oregon and it's not too much different I wish we had a chance to reset this whole system of power to see what differences it would make if any at all
Some of these scenarios are kinda similar to today's society, and my own family respectively! My mom and dad punish me for even the smallest infraction, even if I am obeying their orders, I still get in trouble for no reason!
WHAT MORE "sentenced to life in jail for strumming 1 note in a ukulele? ONE STRUMM!! "
Someone : *sprays perfume*
World: that is very normal
USA: I AM CALLING THE POPO
The American judicial system folks...
Yeah, its been subverted for over a century by people we've all voted for. Become informed each election cycle and we can avoid this nonsense
It’s a public charging port, it’s meant to be used for and by the public. Last time I checked, unless it’s a public ‘fee for use’ (like those binocular stands on the coasts or tall buildings), anyone can use them for any purpose at any time!
Crazy to think some kids are way smarter than a lot of “adults.”
3:55 i cannot imagine what happens to the kid if he had done it in Ohio 💀
A girl spritzing herself with perfume gets her in trouble with the law...
Short story time: back in middle school, our whole grade went on a very unnecessary trip to Frost Valley, a sort of nature-themed sleep away camp for four days. On two of the four nights, the boys thought it would be delightful to barge into the girls' cabin and drive us out of the building by spraying the air and every object in sight with copius amounts of Axe deodorant. It was a nightmare. And you know what they got as punishment? No dessert allowed for the rest of the trip.
I have no words
Why punish the girls for the boys misconduct? That’s what I hate about schools. My school actually banned ALL types of scissors for some attack some idiot did. As if measly safety scissors are dangerous. I walk into class one day with a pair of scissors so other kids could use the school provided ones and do my project. The teacher told me off and I ended up later writing a whole essay to the school about why it’s a bad idea to ban ALL scissors. I was so mad that day because I couldn’t understand the fuss about safety scissors being banned because it was a potential weapon. I complained to a fellow student that at this rate, I might as well have chopped off my hands and feet and left my backpack at home because it would be a “potential weapon”. I highly doubt they changed anything even though I told them that banning safety scissors was an extreme reaction. And this was a high school, by the way. Put a little more faith in your students, will ya?
Axebombing huh? TheOdd1sOut much?
These are cases that make me go, “What? Just… what?!?!?”
Most parents: "Having kids was the best decision of my life"
my a-shole egg doner and bipolar father: "I can't believe we had a kid"
Can't help but agree with him
Be amazed my parents say your vids are lame but it is AMAZING good job
If I was one of those officials who arrested those people I don't think I could show my face in public ever again.
I think I would have resigned, and told the papers why.
Now let’s hope the actual ppl feel the same way
The criminal justice system really should get reevaluated. Being a criminal to punish "crime" is ridiculous.
Agreed
They have no souls...they will carry on and do more evil acts...for they are purely evil.
But why do that to a 90 year old man who is helping people who are in need ?
The old guy is a hero.👍🏾
The police there are jerk.👎🏾
WISE WORDS MY MAN
WISE WORDS MY MAN
yeah police officers could pull u over and say u have a broken headlight and u didint and they break it. such jackasses.
death to Cops death to the government
I'm your 30th like!
If that mayor had sent 48 people to jail, then he should not be a Mayor in fact, he should be going to jail for that. I think it’s very unfair.
The guy didn’t get a life sentence for stealing a slice of pizza… it was for being a career criminal.
ABSOLUTELY finally someone in the comments section who gets it!!!
"we all have the right to question our politicians..." Sir this is 2022 thats a jailable offense.
😂
“Sir, this is Sunday, you are arrested.”
I've hit the thumbs down button because I have such disdain and contempt for how true it was then and continues to be now. I applaud your courage to speak such an unsafe to speak truth; I truly and thoroughly loathe the truth of it and those who hide behind being politicians to obtain and exercise such dangerous power that at least here in the USA, where I am at, is theoretically not possible and yet has become an unfortunate and embarrassing reality
After watching this video I am slowly starting to lose my faith in the American justice system
You're a better person than I. I never had any to begin with.
These are just a few cases. Many more were imprisoned for actually serious crimes. Just saying.
THIS??? DId you miss the OJ Trial?
Think about how big the US is, think about how many
States there are. In a country as big as the US, you can't look at a handful of cases and conclude the entire system is broken. Each state has their rules slightly different.
@@Guessnought It's about money and power. Sleezy Lawyers get criminals off all the time. Stupid Jurys fail to convict and also corrupt cops lie and frame people. Pretty much broken.
1:43 When a judge is being that unreasonable and completely disproportionately mad over something that was almost certainly a mistake, I’m not surprised no one came forward. Notice nobody snitched, either?
14:27 Jacob was her classmate, Edward was like 200. Apparently vampires have been dating minors since Buffy.
The judge that's now a mayor did collective punishment, which is actually classified as a war crime under the jeneva convention!
Now he's is Mayor of a city in a foreign country.
And in Geneva also😸,conventially the rest of us here in English speaking countries spell that name with a "G".
you don't get to puke out facts about laws when you can't even spell them. Now, go sit down.
@@jasonrandom372 Did you mean he has is,or he is is?or are you teasing "john d"so he'll correct your grammar so I don't🐱have to.Shhh,don't wake the grammar police,as when they arrest you everything ends with a full stop,PERIOD!
I just prefer to come at you with a loaded pun🐱
@@boogieknee3781 conveniently? conventionally? be nicer than that, let it go.
We went from getting arrested for stealing hotdogs to democratic cities straight up not responding to thefts under $1000. That’s crazy.
It’s the natural progression of demo-rat justice! Bad guys go to jail so we have to change the laws so they don’t go to jail anymore, poor criminals. Thank god there were/are super brave public servants dedicated to ensuring the safety of the communities they serve. I mean, we can’t have criminals going to jail and all. Fucking backwards bullshit.
I had my car impounded by Denver police, because I picked some that stole from Walgreens. I had to pay $215 to get it back.
It's not just letting people steal with no penalties....you can basically beat someone to near death and never do jail time in California.
@@RapIsDeadly very true the homeless and the criminals have more rights in California than the citizens. The peoples Republic of California Democrat ran shit hole. The Democrats have destroyed the state and now we have to move from our own home very sad
ReplsDeadly in blue states like California criminals get a free pass, unless you're beating a pedophile rapist or someone invading your home. Down here in Florida though we have the stand your ground law and you are within the law if you have to shoot and kill any home invader
I read some years ago that in 1900 the US Code would fit on just one shelf in the Library of Congress. In 1990 (or thereabouts) it was 118,000 volumes and took up two rooms. I imagine it's easily over 130,000 volumes today. And that's the US Code; most states' Codes are likely as complex. (Yes, volumes are still printed and not just on files.)
Arresting people for feeding others should be criminal. Like, I used to be homeless. We’re not animals
Going to jail for charging a phone are you freeking kidding me!. Whoever make that rule needs a kick in the ass!.
I love it how you critically explain how these unfortunate people have been put in jail for almost nothing, but I hate it that now I know all the poor people that are accused for nothing at all and can't afford to go to jail.🤐
Do they really explain what’s going on or are they just trying to make it look like people are unfairly put in jail?
Take the old man that was feeding the so-called homeless they asked him several times to stop but he refused, he was creating a gathering spot for drug addicts in a public area that relied upon tourism to pay the bills. How about if he wants to feed the homeless he does it at a shelter or a soup kitchen or a local church wouldn’t that be better? A large percentage of the homeless population are drug addicts does anyone really want dozens and dozens of drug addicts sleeping on the streets of their neighborhood urinating in their doorways defecating on the sidewalk throwing use needles on the ground next to their cigarette butts and broken bottles of beer and alcohol? I think about the people that are working hard to pay their bills many of them at minimum wage jobs losing their jobs because the tourist don’t come or the businesses close I think about the people that have worked their whole lives to live close to the beach not being able to walk on the beach without being harassed by homeless people I think about the children playing in the sand being stuck by a needle carelessly left by a drug addict. In San Francisco they actually have signs saying not to wear open shoes do to the risk of getting stuck by a needle, thousands of people have moved out of the city and thousands of people have lost their jobs I think about them I think about the people that have been assaulted spit on and even sexually assaulted by the homeless criminals that will never be punished, I also worry about the mentally ill that are homeless no fault of their own they go without help that are taken advantage of by the homeless drug attic‘s and people taking advantage of the system.
Or think of the girl that got in trouble for spraying perfume the other kids in the class sitting around her smelling her body odor and unwashed butt, is the school helping her by sending a message spraying perfume to cover up your unclean body is wrong and it would be better to take a shower or perhaps the messages to her parents make sure your child takes a shower and wears clean clothes to school. I just don’t see it as cut and dry as people going to jail for little things I think there’s more to it.
Even the 82-year-old lady that has several dogs that run the neighborhood what about her neighbors what about the dogs are they being taken care of? Do the dogs chase children trying to play and mind their own business that they go around using peoples yards as a toilet do they run out in the street and people have to lock up their brakes not to run them over? Can the dog loving hard-working people in her neighborhood walk down the street without being chased by little dogs nipping at their feet and barking at them can they walk their own dogs on a leash without worrying about unkept dogs running around or just the noise of a bunch of what my dad refers to as yappers barking and making a ruckus? I don’t know The answer to any of these questions but I do know they are questions that need to be asked to find out what really happened what the real truth is.
Right you are, Billy Bob!
But all those americans can see are the sentence without analyzing the reasons behind them! More than a hundred years ago, their ancestors would have sent those criminals to a necktie party. But americans are now too soft, that's why America is in such a sorry state today!
I’m curious what the 12 year old had eaten to enable him do so much disruption as to land in jail. Florida boy!
We need to hold these places and people accountable for this. Police judges and politicians need to have action taken against them
America’s Law System be like
I think that guy in 2014 learned a lesson
The lesson was buy your hotdogs 😂😂😂
And yet today, criminals aren't even being prosecuted for arson, looting, vandalism, physical assault, or even murder.
And the person who defended himself from being assaulted is the one who got punished for assault while the actual assailant got away with it
@@99mrpogiright ❤
I feel like punching a wall just by reading the thumbnail
3:31 a detention, or a suspension will do and even a grounding for there parents.
One of the craziest arrests I could ever imagine is a police officer arresting children because their PARENTS did something bad.
Of course the case has never occurred in real life and the only place I can find it is in my head
If a certain orange maniac gets into power again, that case may occur multiple times. And be one of the least outrageous ones.
How could something so innocent be given a cruel punishment
If it’s a jury duty rule that’s broken, then it makes sense
Government always seeks more power and over time does just that. And unfortunately, abuse of that power is the norm. That's why government works best when it governs least.
Amens
Consequences for your actions? That's just crazy!
Oh I know the truancy story all to well. It’s not just your 16 year old that gets charged, mom does too! Even with med records present. No jail time, but definitely fines.
The teacher called police on victim
What a great teacher
@Clarissa 1986 American moment. Capitalism at it's finest
Children in school or skipping school shouldn’t be treated like criminals
The elderly are another group that needs extra help
If I got arrested for every time I farted in public I would be serving the death penalty
Jerry didn’t get 25 years for stealing pizza, he got 25 years for being a habitual thief!
Do you know how incredibly Stupid when a cop comes to your house and asks: do you know why your under arrest? Because you missed school 🗿
i think it's a feature for the parents to make sure their kids are safe. if they don't like it, they could just pull their kids from school and announce home schooling.
Um, I’m not sure how many school days you missed, Mr. cop 😂
That imbalanced scale of justice 😤. Also, thanks for inspiring to start my own channel! Hoping for great growth in 2022 ❤
I think they need some of these laws because the way people act nowadays no one takes anything seriously
That phone case happened in NY on the exact day I was born!! WHAT A COINCIDENCE!!
Laws in General are crazy some times. But the Americans lift it to a totally new level.
@Clarissa 1986 wauw, sounds horrible
Speaking about pet laws in Missouri..
I live in Sikeston Missouri ane I can remember like a decade or 2 ago, there was the craze about pitbulls and how "dangerous" they were. So the city passed a law saying that in order to legally keep pits, owners in city limits had to go through the most ridiculous process to keep them. Things like shots (of course) having a certain heightened fence around your yard or a cage with concrete slab floor and a roof over the cage...Also had to have insurance (most was pretty expensive depending on who your house was insured with) annnd all this within a certain time frame. Unfortunately of course, there wasnt enough time give nor did alot of people have money to have all those things done.. Sooooo what did the city do..???
THEY LITERALLY WENT FROM HOUSE TO HOUSE FINED YOU FOR NOT HAVING WHAT WAS NEEDED AND THEN PROCEEDED RIPPING ALL THOSE PITS AWAY FROM THEIR LOVING FAMILYS AND EUTHANIZED EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM.. EVEN IF THEY WERE PUPPIES.. OR WHAT WAS EVEN MORE F*CKED UP WAS "IF YOUR DOG EVEN LOOKED LIKE A PIT" IT WAS TAKEN. ALL BY THE CITY WHO WERE ESCORTED AROUND BY COPS TAKEN TO THE POUND AND WAS KILLED..
I think it was close to 200 pits were wrongfully MURDERED/SLAUGHTERED. And at the time it was the damn GOLDEN RETRIEVERS and Dalmatians that had showed more aggression leading to people being bit! Smh
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I hope the city got sued by not only those families but also any and all animal lovers living in the city.
Shouldn’t that be considered animal abuse?
How stupid. Owners are at fault.
ignorance has been the reason for so many atrocities against humans and animals alike. I can say that the list of dogs with the highest aggression is usually with the top 10 being Golden Retrievers, Labradors, German Sheppards, Chihuauah and Huskys, etc, the PitBull didnt even make the top 5, and I think thats still true. I have a Cattahoulla Leopard Dog and she looks like a pit, so they wouldve taken my little sweet dog and killed her for no reason, and she isnt even the marked breed!
@@ChloesColdEars111 is definitely agree with chihuahuas being high on the aggression list
@@catd5307 yeah but a chihuahua can't rip your face off lol id punt it across the room
I’m sorry the farting one had me cracking up bust ass laughing
It’s that cat licking the ice cream cone that was the highlight of this video for me 🤣🤣🤣🤣 best part of the cone too
The juror had it coming. He committed a crime against a law that makes a lot of sense and stands at the core of the judicial system (under the jury system, which I disagree with, but if it is used then it should be managed properly to reduce external influence of the jury).
It's not about getting away from jury duty (it wasn't even his intention). It was about breaching the defendant's rights. Once he realized he had done something wrong, he should have been just relieved that he was not punished for it, but he had to boast about it, which is just adding stupidity to the crime. In the end he was punished for his crime and not for boasting about it (boasting just put him on the judge's radar). The judge made two good calls: dismissing him from the Jury and punishing him in the end. He made one bad call: not punishing him in the first place.
Some of the other stories are so shocking, that I'm just glad they cannot happen in my country (or in most countries, for that matter).
Jacob the jury member deserved to be arrested for NOT follow ESSENTIAL Court/jury duty.
Yeah, that was totally justified. I don't know why they included that case.
I agree he should have been arrested, but I am glad it was to wipe that smug look off his face for bragging about breaking the law. (Also, they didn’t have reason to suspect he did it on purpose so they just dismissed him.)
But the most unfair of all is a 100 year old stepping on a Lego that a grandson left on the floor and an ai camera thinking he is playing with it
Your 3 strike and life clause is not designed to deter all criminals but meant to take offenders who can't stop breaking the law out of society to protect law abiding citizens from repetitive crimes from that one uncontrollable person. If the person can't learn from prior punishments then you extend the punishment until eventually you remove the criminal from his feeding ground and his victim pool. My favourite movie is Escape From New York.
Government when rich people dont pay taxes: "ill pretend i didnt see that"
When you accidentally step on a grass:
"YOU BLOOD THIRSTY MURDERER"
I'm homeless the kersey thing is real, cops harass me all the time for charging my phone and tell me it's stealing electricity.
Yeah yeah my phone batteries is as big as an cargo ship i mean its just a phone how much electricty it cost to just charge a single phone? That cops must have no life
@@ArkofGold yeah no I get harassed by not homeless people for having a phone in the first place, I'll be watching videos and they come up recording me saying, "look these bums have phones it's crazy" like I'm a fucking zoo animal. I deal with it and just try to be nice.
I had that happen to me, too, as a homeless person.
How tf do u steal something that is "public" of thats the case everyone who uses public charging is stealing it as well 😒
Most electricity rates are around or under 25 cents for 1kwh. Since power is voltage (4.2v for cellphones) x amperage (2.5A max for cellphones on fast charge), we can say you're guilty of robbing one penny if you charged your phone for an hour. People robbing entire trains in cali, but this right here takes priority. Everything is ass backwards these days man smh
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Imagine of you get a life sentence for steal a pizza,
Main while someone who was found guilty for first degree murder only got 40-60 years-
i think life sentence = 40 years
And only serves part of that sentence before they are released back into society and possibly killing somebody else
As an old Asian proverb says: the harshest sentence always goes to the people who commit misdemeanours, not those whom actually commit crimes. Just like how people like Lenin and hitler were never punished for their evil deeds but someone spraying perfume was 😮
Man I always thought the 3 strike law only counted for felonies. Like you had to be convicted of 3 felonies. Maybe it is only felonies now. But damn back then it could be for misdemeanor too? No wonder Tupac rapped against it so much. "3 strike law is drastic, certain death for a ghetto bastard" man it really was drastic. I know today many states have adopted it but only violent or major felonies count as strikes. I think that is reasonable. Only a career criminal is going to end up with 3 different felonies. But I'd say about half of Americans may end up with a few misdemeanors these days. I've got 1 felony from when I was 18 and blackout drunk. And 2 misdemeanors for dui. That's my entire adult record for the past 18 years and that was all alcohol related over the course of a decade. So I consider myself a law abiding citizen for the most part. I've always held a full time job since I was 16 and the only law I break regularly is smoking weed. I don't drink anymore and haven't for a while now. But even I could be in prison for life with the original 3 strike law. Good thing they reformed it. Seems like it should have been obvious from the Jump that it should have been only for felony crimes.
It's not a life sentence for a slice of pizza. It's a life sentence for a lifestyle of crime.
exactly
“Florida….” Say no more 😂😂😂
Very
good 👍😊
Yes fishing out of season is taken serious. It is called pouching And the same thing would have happen in every State.
Actually, it's called "poaching" and you should really keep your thoughts to yourself if you can't communicate them properly.
@@johnd5398 Why Thank you for overlooking my spelling mistake made in hast. If you well excuse me for thinking that you are generally a hard and bossy individual but I am probably wrong and I just got you on a bad day, please excuse me for that unwarranted judgment.
Why do I sense sarcasm?
The only way getting charged for charging is fine is unplugging a life support and plugging in your device. Otherwise it’s not fair.
Worst part about this is the fact the charging a phone only cost a few cents
@michael evans it's not.
The judge part where the ringtone was got me rolling on the floor like BE AMAZED you sounded so serious and the goofy ahh made it so funny 💀💀💀
I'm surprised the infamous judge Donna Davenport didn't make the list. She sentenced dozens, if not hundreds of children (usually minorities) to juvenile detention for "criminal responsibility" (witnessing a crime and doing nothing) and a number of petty offences. Granted, the juvenile detention system in her state was privatized and she owned stock in the company, but she still used her bench all the same.
The HotDog one got me 😂
Arrested for feeding the least fortunate? Oh no
😔😔
2:20 Judge Robert Restaino got exactly what he deserved!
3:31 while the boy should have been taught some kind of
lesson, being arrested was going too far. That law in Florida
needs to be changed.
My school has a rule where you can only be absent for 10 or less days in the year and you need to be in school for 190 minutes for it to count as not absent, BUT YOU NEVER HAVE TO GO TO JAIL.
Wow 😮 I’m blessed I’m not living in those places. Between farting in public and missing school at this point I would probably been sentence to the electric chair…
I would have been dead 🥺
Phew... I guess we three got lucky eh..
He was most likely told to stop multiple times by the teacher and fellow classmates but instead continued to run around the classroom farting and turning other classmates computers off, that's why he got in so much trouble. I went to school to learn not to be harassed by the school clown!
It's easy for these things to escalate. If you try to resist the police that can be another felony. It's a 3rd strike when you have to defend yourself from Big Bubba.
A friend of mine's dead relative had a warrant put on him for missing jury duty. Apparently them sending in notice that said relative was dead and unable to attend jury duty was not enough and the police came looking for the dead relative. To make the stupidity more obvious it was already in the state records for where their relative had lived (and where they still lived) that he was in fact dead. I don't know anything else about the situation other than it took over a year to clear up (somehow) and was a pain in the butt for my friend's family. To add some context the relative had been dead for almost a decade by the time the notice for jury duty was sent.
reminds me of a story where someone kept trying to contact a dead relative for some reason (i forget why) but simply could NOT understand what "she's dead" meant!
he even told them her forwarding address was a GRAVEYARD and they STILL didn't get the point!
Man, they’re hecka slow.
He probably voted in 2020 (even if he was dead) so he was probably on their lists.
What were they gonna do, dig up his body and put it in jail or jail the urn containing his remains if he had chosen cremation after death?
"So, why are you here?"
North Korean: "My 7 year old son was caught watching Coco Melon"
Arresting a man in his 90s for feeding the homeless is shameful. Its wrong on every level.
All American apart from "one" Australian example -- I think Be Amazed must be US-based, but I'd love to see a few examples from the more byzantine cases of British law in the next episode, let alone other places ... The lines we draw are often different, but there are quite a few murky ones!
Yeah I’m from Australia and I’d like more international ones as I don’t need to hear about America being America
And speaking of harsh punishments I hope nvok jocavich gets kicks of of austrlia as he’s un vax and only getting special treatment as he’s worth millions and is a good tennis player he said he had Covid in the past 6 months which would grant him a medical exception but when he supposedly had Covid he was with fans and shit I hope he get banned from Australia for 10 years and the fking judge said he should be allowed to come in but thank ly it’s not up to the judge but to the border force who has the final say
Some of these are surely dumb.
As for the rest of them we had a saying 'if you can't do the crime, don't do the crime'.
Here in Australia people arrested for drinking coffee while on the footpath just after purchasing it from a coffee shop window.
He did pay with legal money, the coffee was nothing but coffee, he was not previously wanted for something else.
He was legally allowed to walk the street, the coffee shop was a normal coffee shop, nothing illegal or anything like that.
Crime was, he was on the footpath with a coffee. No you are not missing anything, having a coffee and wanting to drink it was enough to get multiple police to get violent with him for drinking a coffee.
No he was not being rude, nor was he drinking it any weird or proactive way or anything. Remember this is Australia with some of the harsh dictator laws in the world. You all know Justin Trudeau, he was mirroring all the same harsh treatments of canadians like it was here in australia, and drinking / having a coffee in the street was a police bashing offence, usually by 3 or 4 police officers.
We have many other such laws that are just insane - if not more insane, but that would look like a book if I typed them out here.
Would take up an A4 sheet of paper if we just typed some of the law restrictions like that we have now, even walking on a blade of grass is a SERIOUS CRIME which is now on the books, no I am not kidding. This is Australia after all.
Kid: teacher, he was teasing me and calling me names
Teacher:
Kid: she sprayed perfume on herself!
Teacher: jail
Me: *cracks pasta in half in italy*
Judge: *I sentence you to life imprisonment.*
🤣🤣
You don't need to be "really into fishing" to know the laws. If you're fishing you need a fishing license and they'll tell you which fish you can catch.
And honestly he probably didn't have that how he got the fine... because I'd he got. Bass.. and killed it. Idk about you it will be way more then 115$
I believe the real bad part of this story is how they failed to send him his notice and then arrested him before jacking the price up.
@@benjirmcmahon that was a real jerk move. He was cooperating.
Yeah rather make people starve than hurting their precious fish
@@kidbuumajin7315
People aren't starving because we have fishing laws 🤦♂️
4:00
Me: easily shatters the world record for longest prison sentence
I love how he says "Restano" the exact same everytime lol 🤣