HYSTERICAL DRAMA QUEEN GOES BERSERK AT HER CONTEMPT SENTENCING !! PS DONT BRING YOUR KIDS TO KOURT!

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  • Defendant reacts wildly to her sentence in a contempt sentencing hearing and even brought her kids to court! Yet another example of what our courts deal with every day…
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  • @vanguard9067
    @vanguard9067 Před rokem +288

    Thank you for curating all these court cases to bring us the best ones. Have a nice day Squish.

    • @OSGCourtWatch
      @OSGCourtWatch  Před rokem +24

      thanks so much vanguard…appreciated!

    • @JustaMomnFamily
      @JustaMomnFamily Před rokem +5

      Thank you from a coviewer for this

    • @vanguard9067
      @vanguard9067 Před rokem +4

      @@JustaMomnFamily You bet guys. I can on,y the imagine the level of effort and the tedium of going through all the case. Thsnkd zgsim

    • @klotehater
      @klotehater Před rokem +1

      These women only bring their kids for a sympathy vote. Thats disgusting

    • @pullmyfinger8374
      @pullmyfinger8374 Před 10 měsíci +1

      well well for you guys guys. . .

  • @JNDeaux
    @JNDeaux Před 6 měsíci +74

    "I've been representing my client for as long as I've been a public defender" is probably not the best way to open an argument for leniency.

  • @OldWomanfromtheMountains
    @OldWomanfromtheMountains Před rokem +310

    When the police quietly showed up and sat down, watching her, waiting, was a dead giveaway of what was to come. 😊

    • @fredklein3829
      @fredklein3829 Před rokem +9

      It's interesting to watch the same situation in England, where the prisoner is taken downstairs through a door in the floor.

    • @thejake267
      @thejake267 Před rokem +16

      @@fredklein3829 I know that it isn't a trap door, but just from your description, that's all I can think of and I find it hilarious. Just a trap door right where they stand at the podium

    • @Brodie3K
      @Brodie3K Před 6 měsíci +3

      ​@@thejake267 you just hear, "90 days dungeon" and it opens

    • @carolynv8979
      @carolynv8979 Před 6 měsíci

      @@thejake267pull the lever kronk

    • @goofydufus
      @goofydufus Před 6 měsíci +2

      Ha ha reminds me of Jabba the Hutt's Rancor-Monster pit!! @@Brodie3K

  • @isntthatspecial3316
    @isntthatspecial3316 Před rokem +107

    Incredible! Brings her children to court, and they see her break down, cry, scream, get handcuffed. How awful for those innocent kids who have NO idea what is going on!!!

    • @lulujac9196
      @lulujac9196 Před 8 měsíci +8

      I’m sure they’re use to her hysterical behavior….Sadly

    • @missmiss5051
      @missmiss5051 Před 6 měsíci +9

      I'll bet she thought they wouldn't take her if she brought the children.

    • @OldJabbaJaws
      @OldJabbaJaws Před 5 měsíci +2

      I lived that shit as a kid. Kids are resilient but you don’t forget that. It sticks with you forevrr

    • @jen-a-purr
      @jen-a-purr Před 4 měsíci

      It’ll be the courts fault in her mind

    • @ArleneCrock
      @ArleneCrock Před 3 měsíci

      That's exactly why she brought them. ​@@missmiss5051

  • @wdking8833
    @wdking8833 Před rokem +62

    She wasn't thinking about her kids when she was getting blasted on drugs nor when she was assaulting other people. She manipulated the court with her kids. This time it didn't work. Even her lawyer is tired of her.

    • @kyfarm
      @kyfarm Před 2 měsíci +1

      I was thinking the same thing. She's already lost them once, she said "my kids will be in foster care AGAIN!" If that wasn't enough of a wake up call for her to behave herself, then her promises now don't mean anything either.

  • @bchin4005
    @bchin4005 Před rokem +723

    Really hate how "I can't breathe" has become a dog whistle for "I can't handle the consequences of my actions."

    • @skeetrix5577
      @skeetrix5577 Před rokem +54

      no shit! it's getting old!

    • @emilys3757
      @emilys3757 Před rokem +83

      The fact that she co-opted that statement from the murder of George Floyd made me ill. From bringing her kids in to yelling “I can’t breath” was all a manipulation attempt.

    • @amosfrench7169
      @amosfrench7169 Před rokem +41

      im sorry if you are screaming you can't breathe stop breathing you have to breathe to say those words 😂😂😂😂

    • @Knightedskull
      @Knightedskull Před rokem +16

      I think it might be more her going into hysteria than intentionally doing that. On top of people surrounding her and making her feel likr she has even less space. I think it's more panicking than trying to dog whistle. Not to say she is innocent but that sounded very real freakout.

    • @MrPaige222
      @MrPaige222 Před rokem +60

      ​@Emily S
      The arrest of George Floyd 6 months prior to his fentanyl overdose was remarkably similar...
      He cried for his mommy then, too as well as saying he couldn't breathe.
      To this day I don't understand why the community chose such a useless piece of shit to make into a martyr and NOT the retired 50 year old texas man who was shot in the back while running from the traffic stop.

  • @lisanoonan2947
    @lisanoonan2947 Před rokem +784

    There's no way they can let her leave with a kid in tow. She is sobbing now because she's going to be forced to get clean in jail. How in hell did CPS close a case with her continuing to do Meth?

    • @MrLou8888
      @MrLou8888 Před rokem +42

      I suspect child protective service was called. One the situation was explained they would arrive quickly

    • @wesriggsby3609
      @wesriggsby3609 Před rokem +52

      I agree and when I saw her show up with her kid I felt as often as she's been in court from the sound of it that she did that expecting to be allowed to leave over being sentenced. So powerful is the pull of the drugs, she was almost convincing on her lies and her resolve that it was a false positive that you could just about believe her....

    • @AllHailKingRose
      @AllHailKingRose Před rokem

      @@wesriggsby3609 it might’ve been, the fact that he said that there is nothing that the test will come up positive for methamphetamines on a swab, is a lie. I have worked in Family Court and false positives have been proven via a confirmation test. I’m not sure why the attorney didn’t ask for that, and I’m not sure why they’re just taking his word because that was outright dishonest.

    • @toomanyhobbies2011
      @toomanyhobbies2011 Před rokem

      @@wesriggsby3609 Don't believe anything a druggie says.

    • @protoguy
      @protoguy Před rokem

      Because CPS is generally shitty at their jobs.

  • @josieGal
    @josieGal Před 9 měsíci +10

    Wth! She should never see her kids again until she can prove she's been clean a full year. Not 2 weeks, not a month. 93 days in jail is not enough! Those poor children.

  • @mrshappilymarried1
    @mrshappilymarried1 Před rokem +30

    My heart literally breaks in two for those poor children 😢😭leaving court without her is going to devastate them. It's not their fault. The Father better stand up and PARENT his children! Disgusting behavior from both of them!

    • @karifredrikson-lr1mm
      @karifredrikson-lr1mm Před 6 měsíci +1

      Let’s Value our Children so much that we give them the BEST! That’s what we owe them!

    • @micfail2
      @micfail2 Před 6 měsíci

      Typical, a woman blaming a man for the actions of another woman. Then you people wonder why nobody respects you.

    • @johngardner1290
      @johngardner1290 Před 6 měsíci +2

      I think the kids are better off without both parents.
      Just hope they don't continue the cycle and become like their parents.

  • @gsdogsmom
    @gsdogsmom Před rokem +475

    Using your kids as a shield. Makes me sick.

    • @midwill80
      @midwill80 Před rokem +9

      Amen

    • @uacbpa
      @uacbpa Před rokem +22

      I agree. Her children are not that important to her at the time of committing crimes, nor they are the motivation for her to treat her addiction.

    • @scottdiamond74
      @scottdiamond74 Před rokem +25

      They're just little pawns to help her keep getting high.

    • @jowilliams2323
      @jowilliams2323 Před rokem +13

      I agree after thinking the same thing.

    • @UnscrupulousAgitator
      @UnscrupulousAgitator Před rokem +9

      Her children should be considered.
      Too bad she doesn't.
      So the courts should remove custody.
      Drugs and children don't mix

  • @jacobdesimone8696
    @jacobdesimone8696 Před rokem +328

    Wow, she gets the chance to speak and she does the absolute worst thing you can do, takes NO accountability and lies

    • @phoenixmerridian9119
      @phoenixmerridian9119 Před rokem +9

      reminds e of my mother. we were emotional props used to gain sympathy for her because drugs were more important, she would gaslight the hell out of us, just to have emotional breakdowns when she couldnt get her high and would literally leave to go prostitute to find drugs. She got into cars with strangers with me trying to stop her, and the men always took her

    • @lindawhite1515
      @lindawhite1515 Před 11 měsíci +3

      Juvenile criminals also never admit responsibility. The rare one who does usually doesn’t reoffend.

    • @larrybrantley8835
      @larrybrantley8835 Před 10 měsíci +3

      @@phoenixmerridian9119 I am sorry that your mother put you and your siblings through that.

  • @rebeccastocks5769
    @rebeccastocks5769 Před 7 měsíci +23

    While throwing a fit she literally said, “this is why I don’t show up.” She knew she was going to jail and that’s why she brought the kid.

  • @christineanderson8136
    @christineanderson8136 Před 6 měsíci +7

    Her kids are suffering because of her actions, so fed up of these sort of people blaming everyone but themselves

  • @tanyapage9319
    @tanyapage9319 Před rokem +110

    She had to have brought her kids to court hoping to get sympathy from the judge and not receive any jail time. That's all I can think of. It seems crazy that you'd want to put your children through that.

  • @kiuakakirstine8257
    @kiuakakirstine8257 Před rokem +102

    Did she seriously think, that ANY judge would give her a free pass to do drugs around her children? The level of delusion is astounding!

    • @marigold3687
      @marigold3687 Před 6 měsíci

      Kinda like the woman who a judge ordered her to not be around minors without supervision and she was supposed to babysit her grandchildren.

  • @pinksugarcookies71
    @pinksugarcookies71 Před 11 měsíci +13

    What makes me incredibly sad is how many children are caught in the middle of this.

  • @kath2934
    @kath2934 Před 6 měsíci +4

    She is crying for herself not her kids

  • @shellysinglemomto5437
    @shellysinglemomto5437 Před rokem +211

    Her poor children. They are the real victims here.

    • @lauriedefelice8132
      @lauriedefelice8132 Před rokem +2

      Always

    • @aeromedical6776
      @aeromedical6776 Před 11 měsíci +5

      Let’s hope her time in jail helps her to clean herself up. She has a serious problem and those children need to be out of her custody until such time it’s deemed safe for them to return (if ever). She appears to love her children but in her current state she’s created a toxic and dangerous environment for them. The Judge has to remove emotion and act in the best interests of those children.

    • @pipermccool
      @pipermccool Před 11 měsíci +3

      Um, the victims of the crime she’s confessed to are pretty real, too.

    • @Robert_Thorn
      @Robert_Thorn Před 7 měsíci +1

      She’s got a lot of gall saying her children need her. I can’t imagine why.

    • @andrew8168
      @andrew8168 Před 6 měsíci

      The dads could be accountants or engineers and the court would give her custody.

  • @ItsJustJessOkay
    @ItsJustJessOkay Před rokem +258

    Manipulation? Never! Screaming "I can't breathe! I can't walk!" while both breathing and walking is a surefire way to show the court how honest of a person you are. Those kids will probably be way better off under foster care, and foster care blows.

    • @eckankar7756
      @eckankar7756 Před rokem +16

      Can't breathe or walk is another way to manipulate the situation by delaying being carted off the jail. A shame the other charges were dismissed.

    • @TradBarbie
      @TradBarbie Před 11 měsíci +7

      You'd *think* she'd consider this *before* doing a bunch of m×th. I'm so confused!!

    • @BigG833
      @BigG833 Před 10 měsíci +7

      When this defendant was sentenced to 93 days in jail, she became an adult cry baby. What a bad example to set for her kids. Her kids behave way better than her mom.

    • @DebraJean196
      @DebraJean196 Před 8 měsíci

      This blows

    • @pattiaikeley
      @pattiaikeley Před 8 měsíci

      Oh waa waa. She’s not the only person w/ kids-while still doing drugs.

  • @GhettoBrad
    @GhettoBrad Před rokem +13

    She had something in her pockets. She tried to pass it to the lawyer. He was like....NO NO NO!!!

    • @drwoo6090
      @drwoo6090 Před 6 měsíci

      I saw her hand in her pocket, and wondered what she had, its gonna be drugs. Especially if the lawyer didn’t want it.

    • @sandeeclingerman2992
      @sandeeclingerman2992 Před 3 měsíci

      Seriously?

  • @user-qk8np2px9e
    @user-qk8np2px9e Před 8 měsíci +7

    Kids to court for sympathy needs to be a punishable crime. Kids don't need this!

  • @samadams7573
    @samadams7573 Před rokem +1056

    Bringing the kids with her to court is so manipulative. She uses them as human shields.

    • @Wellch
      @Wellch Před rokem +17

      She can’t afford child care.

    • @keltaruusutravels4024
      @keltaruusutravels4024 Před rokem +86

      Exactly. Hoping the kids will protect her. She has plenty of money for drugs but somehow none left to take care of her kids. Drugs come first, second, and third. Kids come last.

    • @patriciamadden2574
      @patriciamadden2574 Před rokem +46

      Definitely not a good mother, she's is on drugs and doesn't look like she is gonna stop.

    • @maxpayne7084
      @maxpayne7084 Před rokem +4

      Kourt*

    • @jakemistakeroberts2044
      @jakemistakeroberts2044 Před rokem +1

      Shield these nutz

  • @bryanhudnall3827
    @bryanhudnall3827 Před rokem +76

    She obviously brought her kid with her hoping it would keep her out of jail,real mother of the year there.

  • @pamelalansbury94
    @pamelalansbury94 Před rokem +8

    I feel really bad for her lawyer. You can tell he does care.

  • @brendadion7868
    @brendadion7868 Před 2 měsíci +2

    She obviously brought her kids to court in hopes it would prevent her being taken into custody. Disgusting.

  • @andreadejarnette6733
    @andreadejarnette6733 Před rokem +145

    She's so horrible. She harassed people, takes NO responsibility for her behavior THEN sits here crying trying to elicit pity.

  • @priscillaastling8707
    @priscillaastling8707 Před rokem +63

    Not willing to accept the consequences of her behavior. Not willing to get a grip.

  • @elizabethclothier3267
    @elizabethclothier3267 Před 10 měsíci +2

    Her primary focus has been drugs and getting high. Good job teaching her that delaying the case long enough will get your charges dismissed. People don't learn from lessons not given

  • @Standswithabeer
    @Standswithabeer Před rokem +4

    i always feel sorry for the LEO's and the court staff when they are inflicted with these emotional horrors from the accused. It takes a heavy toll.

  • @c_me_now
    @c_me_now Před rokem +190

    As a former meth addict (17 years clean) the day my children were taken by CPS I fought as hard as I possibly could to get clean and stay clean. I never used again. I got clean in a jail cell and once I was released I got myself a bed in treatment and stayed there until I felt I could stand on my own. 180 days as a client, then 18 months at one of their halfway houses as a "house mom". Then went to work for them as a peer recovery specialist. Then for the state as a Recovery specialist and DUI educator. I chased my recovery just as hard as I chased my drug dealers. I have 3 beautiful grandchildren that I have helped raise as their full-time childcare provider until they entered school. I quit my job just so I could do this because we could afford to live on a single income where our children and theeir spouses could not. I lost my fiance on 4/20/2006. My children on 6/15/2006 and became homeless. I got clean on 6/16/2006. YOU CAN NOT BE A GOOD MOTHER & AN ACTIVE ADDICT AT THE SAME TIME. PERIOD.

    • @skipd9164
      @skipd9164 Před rokem +7

      I congratulate you on your recovery. My issue was opiates after 3 operations and 5 yrs of pain meds. It's been over 10yrs clean but still do other. I was always told addiction is like walking into the woods. When your clean you have started walking out and the road never stops. The dreams were the hardest and as a man i have seen men that pray on women in early recovery. For women they have that problem and I seen 1 woman call out a man for doing that. She was correct. Again just commenting on your recovery

    • @c_me_now
      @c_me_now Před rokem +9

      @Skip D it happens all the time, and in the end, they both usually relapse. Keeping yourself clean is a full-time job in early recovery, and I've seen so many people trying to "love" someone clean, and it never works. They have a better chance of talking you into using than you do of keeping them sober. I started dating within my first year of getting clean, and he was using behind my back. The day I found out, I deleted him from my phone and life. I knew that if I was around it, I'd be using right along with him. I didn't date again for 3 years. It was lonely, but it was better than risking my life again. I met a man who came into my work a lot, and on our first date , we talked about what we were looking for. We'd both been married before and had done the dating thing but were both looking for the "till death do we part" kind of marriage. We've been married for 11 years. It isn't always easy, but no matter what, we know that we are in it for the long haul.

    • @skipd9164
      @skipd9164 Před rokem +3

      @@c_me_now congratulation on both my first marriage was around 18yrs. X was claiming to be a survivor of SA but the only person that didn't get any was me. She baby trapped me and figured i would divorce her after hearing story but I stayed and lived life because for better or worse. She came clean and left us. My second marriage is over 20yrs but I was destroyed knowing i believed her story and most people in our circle knew x was a cheater and never told me. My marriage now is over. My present wife is everything you want in a wife and most importantly loyal. But she has been in America the same length of time as marriage and still has excitement for life . We raised her kids since they were 5 and 7 and both are great kids as my bios are bios 40s and step kids 20s. I have asked for divorce so she can travel and enjoy life. After raising 2 families I want to sit back. It is funny but she has so much energy and I wish I met her first. She put up with my accident and never complained and I helped her sister and husband by letting them live with us during all her cancer treatments. I also had to find her doctors when she was told the U.S. is the only place that will save her and they kept her going for almost a decade. Strange conversation but it's true. Do you think my comment about bringing her kids to court was actually a good idea because they could immediately know the kids are safe.

    • @joelmelissam
      @joelmelissam Před rokem +3

      You are amazing. The dream, I imagine for any judge. You did something incredibly difficult, and you and everyone who knows you kust be so proud. I mean this, I'm so impressed at your recovery. ❤

    • @coffeecrimegal5968
      @coffeecrimegal5968 Před rokem +2

      Congratulations! And good for you for taking accountability and not just getting clean but staying clean! It’s a mind set and no body can make you do wether by force or guilt even! It’s all up to you.
      You wanted it. You did it.
      Strong minded individual you are.. I hope you stay that way.
      May the road always rise to meet you. 🍀

  • @onemorething100
    @onemorething100 Před rokem +204

    They bring their kids to court thinking they won't go to Jail if they are present.

    • @midwill80
      @midwill80 Před rokem +20

      Such an awful thing to do.

    • @Dragonblaster1
      @Dragonblaster1 Před rokem +27

      She's plainly feeling sorry for herself rather than her children.

    • @OSGCourtWatch
      @OSGCourtWatch  Před rokem +17

      yup…

    • @bundesautobahn7
      @bundesautobahn7 Před rokem +20

      I hate it when people do these pity parties.

    • @Aztec339
      @Aztec339 Před rokem +11

      Ah, yeah bringing small children to court is never appropriate. Ding ding dingaling. Strike one!

  • @irmamarie52
    @irmamarie52 Před 8 měsíci +2

    "I can't do 90 days" speaks volumes. Has nothing to do with her children, :(

  • @jenger5405
    @jenger5405 Před 10 měsíci +2

    Judge is like, "Wrap it up defense atty!"

  • @Kthb80
    @Kthb80 Před rokem +604

    All her attorney has is “she’s a good mother”, I beg to differ.

    • @natecrosman7732
      @natecrosman7732 Před rokem +16

      Also "I can't breath I need water!" Maybe he meant she's a good fish

    • @utoothheartyeight
      @utoothheartyeight Před rokem +34

      A person's character is determined by actions and not by proclamation.

    • @mimiprays8288
      @mimiprays8288 Před rokem +16

      💯💯💯 not a good mother under drug influence.

    • @Kthb80
      @Kthb80 Před rokem +15

      @@donmichaelromanombaba3647 I don’t doubt it at all, him not having a better defense is 100% on her, not him.

    • @Kthb80
      @Kthb80 Před rokem +27

      @@mimiprays8288 right imagine being unlucky enough to have two babies test positive for methamphetamine yet it be a false positive from your Adderall, which shows up as something different and still not a drug to take during pregnancy. The fact she has a prescription for Adderall and still couldn’t abstain from using meth while pregnant is really bad. The kids are better off in foster care.

  • @aztec0112
    @aztec0112 Před rokem +385

    Riley's Rules of EMS : The screaming patient does not have an airway problem.

    • @soloban81
      @soloban81 Před rokem +32

      “Accute Incarceritis”

    • @JiveDadson
      @JiveDadson Před rokem +12

      Even the ones who died?

    • @markieffmorris9263
      @markieffmorris9263 Před rokem +2

      It’s also a great indication that her ham wallet reeks of death

    • @VampFaye
      @VampFaye Před rokem +2

      Love this one! It's so true.

    • @JiveDadson
      @JiveDadson Před rokem

      @@VampFaye Obviously, you have never been eaten by a boa constrictor.

  • @jen-a-purr
    @jen-a-purr Před 8 měsíci +2

    She brought her children so she could use them as a reason why she can’t go to jail. Guess she got a rude awakening as she should.

  • @NicoleAustin-lb7bz
    @NicoleAustin-lb7bz Před 6 měsíci +3

    Did her attorney use her children to try to manipulate the court then call them a burden??!?

  • @beccatorres
    @beccatorres Před rokem +98

    You know it’s serious when the Judge asks the lawyers and deputy to appear in court immediately in person. Sounds like the prosecutor is frustrated, but wants a final resolution and some accountability. She showed up in court HIGH with her children and new assault charges. Her lawyer did his best to defend her, she should have let him speak for her.

  • @Monica92978
    @Monica92978 Před rokem +80

    Her poor kids do not deserve her drama and trauma.💔

  • @samuelstoner5651
    @samuelstoner5651 Před 6 měsíci +2

    The nonstop weeping by this "good mother" prejudices me AGAINST her. It's phony grandstanding. Also, how did she provide good mothering with a dangerous level of an illegal drug in her system?

  • @darleneprice3492
    @darleneprice3492 Před 5 měsíci +1

    He's full of bull. She's had two years to continue to wreck havoc on her children, neighbors, school system, society, courts etc.

  • @Timmichanga361
    @Timmichanga361 Před rokem +77

    I will never understand people who can go about their every day life and treat the criminal justice system like a game. Testing positive for meth while you have your kids with you at your own contempt hearing in front of a Judge. "All of her legal troubles"...maybe she should make better decision

    • @nancygodsey8312
      @nancygodsey8312 Před rokem +3

      She's lucky the witness's didn't show up. 2 years is too long to drag out a case. But the contempt charge was the end of the road. On bond and continually using drugs like that was going to be allowed? There's no alternative but jail time.

    • @DP69ner73
      @DP69ner73 Před rokem +3

      93 days at that and she has what 3-4 other pending charges and had to go to another court that morning but choose that one instead, good choice in 2yrs and those kids should be in foster care but if no family hasn't stepped who knew about this situation and surely they did then are no different.
      I would do anything for my kids, my siblings kids and future grandkids.
      I am also a recovering addict of 12 years, 4 months and about week or 4513 days ago or 108313 hrs ago and 3899270050019 secs ago! FACTS! 💯

  • @stevet4564
    @stevet4564 Před rokem +313

    She brought her children to do what many that have low character do with thier kids...use them.
    She thought that might discourage the possibility of being taken into custody.
    100% POS

    • @vivaldi1948
      @vivaldi1948 Před rokem +10

      Absolutely!

    • @amyrekowski8353
      @amyrekowski8353 Před rokem +20

      She’s a “good mother” though.. that’s absolutely insane. If she sets the bar for being a good mother, our society is doomed. She clearly should have not been allowed to be free while her cases were pending because all she did was re-offend and get high. She’s scum for putting her innocent children through her crap.

    • @MamaTfromMN
      @MamaTfromMN Před rokem +6

      💯

    • @slupot
      @slupot Před rokem +9

      Exactly. It's a trashy tactic to try to manipulate the sentence

    • @garfield2439
      @garfield2439 Před rokem +2

      👍👍👍

  • @Redbeardian
    @Redbeardian Před 7 měsíci +1

    Did she really think that "false positive" nonsense was actually going to help rather than hurt her chances?

  • @bradentripp8141
    @bradentripp8141 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Those poor children. They need to be removed permanently and put into a proper home!

  • @andreadejarnette6733
    @andreadejarnette6733 Před rokem +138

    The non-stop weeping is an act designed to elicit pity. So now, not while she's harassing people, now she's all concerned about her kids. Sickening and pathetic.

    • @danshotguns4226
      @danshotguns4226 Před 10 měsíci +3

      I guess maybe the harassment was about drugs otherwise why would she be harassing people?? She's a real piece of work.

    • @rickarra1833
      @rickarra1833 Před 9 měsíci +3

      Exactly. . Such crap getting away with so much. If you can pay for an attorney means you can afford anything else and you get screwed. A drug addict isn't a good mother, ever

    • @jaddison80
      @jaddison80 Před 7 měsíci +4

      Pretty sure the crying is genuine, it is the crying of someone who knows the bill is coming due and is feeling sorry for themselves.

    • @ronniecarr2131
      @ronniecarr2131 Před 3 měsíci

      Oh for sure. Judges are so past people coming to court crying like this. Im sure they feel no pity and know forsure that its a ruse to try to get pity. She deserves way more the 90 days. Wish she got 2 years, maybe then the i cant breathe woulda been real.

  • @Hezabelle77
    @Hezabelle77 Před rokem +117

    It's heartbreaking for those kids. Whether she's telling the truth or not, their lives are chaos. I remember being a single mom and working just to pay daycare, falling behind from terrible medical insurance and constant daycare illnesses, scraping quarters and pawning Nana's necklace over and over for one bill or another. It was hell. The difference is, my kids never knew it. They're adults now and are stunned when they realize how close we were to losing it all. I also didn't add to our woes by selfishly absuing drugs and getting arrested. I don't know if they'd be better or worse in foster care, but she's just not capable at this time to put them first. It's so sad.

    • @oldeskoolnana7543
      @oldeskoolnana7543 Před rokem +10

      You're a great mom. I would die for my children & granddaughter. These type of parents make me sick.

    • @testfire3000
      @testfire3000 Před rokem +4

      You put yourself out there to help your kids and put them first. The struggle is real when finances are beyond tight! Somehow you made it through and I congratulate you!

    • @davidfrench5407
      @davidfrench5407 Před rokem +6

      This is rough for the kids. I don't know the outcome, where the kids were placed, but as awful as this is, maybe the kids will get some time with some stability (foster care or a family member). Being with a mom who is high all the time is not good for them either.

    • @jill4806
      @jill4806 Před rokem +7

      I was in the same position. Never had a penny of help from ex or govt, worked 2 jobs all the time and my daughter is a beautiful successful woman today. I can't stand parents that don't truly think of their children first, second, third or at all. God bless the single parents that scrimp, save and sacrifice gladly for their children.

    • @michelleamato5370
      @michelleamato5370 Před rokem +2

      I know what it is like. I traded my ex-husb Glock for a month of childcare once. (Texas) sounds bad but I knew them well and it really wasn’t as bad as it sounds. Lol

  • @fred_derf
    @fred_derf Před rokem +1

    After a failure to appear, you should be denied bail, period. If fact, bail should not even be an option the court can consider.

  • @courtneyMolina-ys8ee
    @courtneyMolina-ys8ee Před 9 měsíci +2

    I go through phases where all I want to do is binge court cases and squishy is the best channel out there!

  • @ikeasingapore790
    @ikeasingapore790 Před rokem +53

    It sounds almost like her lawyer was saying that her kids are a burden to her since it's so much going on in her life and the pending cases. I do not and will not feel bad for her or anyone else that has custody of their kids and chooses drugs over being not just a good mom/dad but a great parent PERIOD.

  • @TheKec789
    @TheKec789 Před rokem +25

    Saw another video where she popped positive on a drug screen and she went berserk and cried her eyes out, BEGGING to not go to jail. She just won't learn to not use.

  • @kendra8888
    @kendra8888 Před 6 měsíci +1

    I can't with the "I CAN'T BREATHE" when she was literally just walking with the officers hand on her arm.

  • @tejana971
    @tejana971 Před rokem +2

    Unfortunately, so many people nowadays can't handle the stressors of life. They turn to drugs and/or alcohol to cope. I personally turn to God for assistance 🙏 I also have had many great difficulties in my life. May the Lord give her the strength to change.

  • @vivaldi1948
    @vivaldi1948 Před rokem +157

    "I can't breathe!" as she's screaming at the top of her lungs. What a manipulative drama queen. Lock her up. Hope she straightens her life up, if not for herself then for her children.

    • @toomanyhobbies2011
      @toomanyhobbies2011 Před rokem +14

      She's too far gone. Her kids are better off without her.

    • @DegenBasementGaming-cx4nl
      @DegenBasementGaming-cx4nl Před rokem +4

      Yeah, drug addiction isn't a disease, it's a choice. ^_^

    • @Rayofsun69
      @Rayofsun69 Před rokem +2

      @@DegenBasementGaming-cx4nl
      hmmm I beg to differ on that. Sorry but it is considered a disease and it’s been proven time after time. I know it’s hard if one hasn’t gone through it themselves. I once felt this exact same way…until I became and addict. It’s cunning and baffling. It’s also an added thing to probably something else that’s been put into peoples lives. Depression,PTSD and Anxiety could be the other diagnoses that leads to addiction. If you read up on it it’s so crazy. Hard to understand completely.

    • @Nanobot1989
      @Nanobot1989 Před rokem +1

      @@DegenBasementGaming-cx4nl I mean, scientifically there are people predisposed to addiction. I agree it’s up to the person in the end but there’s a lot of science and research on the subject.

    • @TheSaltyGranny
      @TheSaltyGranny Před rokem +2

      ​@@DegenBasementGaming-cx4nlyou're 100% wrong. I hope addiction never gets ahold of someone you love.

  • @Serr8edGrin
    @Serr8edGrin Před rokem +66

    She's freaking out so much ONLY because she will most likely be going through withdrawals. She doesn't really care about her children or anything else. When you're an addict, all you care about is drugs and all you worry about is the next hit.

    • @coffeecrimegal5968
      @coffeecrimegal5968 Před rokem +1

      That’s exactly what I was thinking too!
      Especially once I heard the prosecutor say that she’s heard that “my kids will go to Foster Care” bit for 3 years! She literally said that she uses that excuse every time she comes to court!

    • @Quarky.me719
      @Quarky.me719 Před rokem +2

      That’s not necessarily true.. just because you’re an addict in active addiction doesn’t meant that all you care about is drugs and that’s it. And it’s ignorant to assume so. I agree what this defendant did was absolutely disgusting and I’m not defending any of her actions. But, it’s just flat wrong that addicts care only about drugs and give no fucks about anyone else. If addiction were as easy as just not using whenever.. then it wouldn’t be an addiction and there’d be a lot less people battling addiction.

    • @mortalclown3812
      @mortalclown3812 Před rokem

      Addiction is ugly. And it brings out ugly - and more - in others.

    • @tmo4330
      @tmo4330 Před rokem

      @@Quarky.me719 You obviously haven't had an addict steal $150,000.00 from you over a 10 year period. All addicts care about is themselves.

    • @zackzittel7683
      @zackzittel7683 Před rokem +2

      Meth withdrawals aren’t shit, people just sleep for a few days and get their appetites back. Alcohol and Benzo’s are serious withdrawals, the only kinds that can kill you. Opiate withdrawals are third worst. You’re incorrect about addicts only caring about getting high. I’ve been addicted to opiates for 16 years, I’m a highly functioning addict…… I own my own home, two cars… started my own business. I’ve never stole I’ve never been fired from a job….. the only consequences are the obvious fact they hold such power over my life but I’ve quit before and my quality of life is almost nonexistent without them. I have serious issues with chronic pain and nerve damage and they keep me functional.

  • @Letsdolunch2023
    @Letsdolunch2023 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Those kids will now have 93 days of a drug free life. They will probably enjoy time away from that hot mess.

  • @matahpi1
    @matahpi1 Před 10 měsíci

    Great job with your video! Much appreciation

  • @nerd1949
    @nerd1949 Před rokem +36

    I felt sorry for her lawyer. He looks beaten down. He must deal with this kind of behavior on a daily basis. How depressing. What can he do? He's supposed to represent her, and she doesn't show up for court dates. When she finally does show up she tests positive for meth, and has apparently assaulted someone. He must go home at the end of the day feeling like shit.

  • @Apey7
    @Apey7 Před rokem +112

    She's definitely using. Always the victim. Cannot take responsibility for ANY of her actions. Everything is EVERYONE else's fault. Those poor kids... I cannot imagine how they must feel knowing their mother cannot get help.

    • @bundesautobahn7
      @bundesautobahn7 Před rokem +2

      Sounds like a narcissist.

    • @MrClaypogue
      @MrClaypogue Před rokem +10

      You mean doesn't get help THERE IS A HUGE DIFFERENCE!!!!!

    • @ugaladh
      @ugaladh Před rokem +4

      Eventually, you stop getting leniency when you aren't making any effort to improve.

    • @Jaggededge112
      @Jaggededge112 Před rokem +4

      *Will not get help*

    • @adoculos4521
      @adoculos4521 Před rokem +1

      You and every decent person thinks the same.

  • @hopefultraveler3543
    @hopefultraveler3543 Před rokem +3

    There should be awards for the performance of defense attorneys, especially as they attempt to justify how their clients should receive lenient sentences because the clients are such "devoted parents". Extra points for explaining how somehow their clients "haven't used for years" yet mysteriously tested strongly positive on this day.

  • @kyfarm
    @kyfarm Před 7 měsíci +1

    My kids will be in foster care again. The "again" said everything we needed to know about this ''mother.''

  • @s.v.2796
    @s.v.2796 Před rokem +158

    I can tell you from personal experience that i worked hard to be a good mother. I never had the govt or cps involved in my kids lives. HOWEVER, when I got clean after using 30 years (now sober 28) I began to realize just how much trauma and neglect my children went through. They were always clean, well fed, schooled and healthy. No drug exposure. I was able to remain clean during each pregnancy. Those are just the basics of parenting. They were exposed to all my relationship traumas and were traumatized themselves without my knowledge as I was high. They watched me being abused, went without school projects, afterschool activities etc because I spent so much on drugs, when they needed me emotionally I was zoned out or frantic from speed, when disciplining instead of being clear minded and able to calmly explain things- they were exposed to my irrational decisions. In fact, they had an emotionally immature, unstable, self-centered, irrational, mother who's main love was dope. Make no mistake, you are NOT the good parent you think you are if you are using. I could go into this discussion in a more in-depth manner but I think I've made my point. Please, anyone doing drugs as a parent, please listen. I hurt my children badly. Don't do this. You can get sober. If I did you can!!!

    • @Calmontheoutside
      @Calmontheoutside Před rokem +8

      My story similar. Your description is perfect, especially the specific examples. I tend to think of the less obvious harm I did in terms of missed opportunities.

    • @s.v.2796
      @s.v.2796 Před rokem +8

      @@Calmontheoutside Julie, I just had my 29th sobriety birthday. Next year, if Good wills it, I will have the same years clean as dirty. So I've had years to communicate and work on my issues and my amends. I've made big mistakes in sobriety, thinking that because I've reported and changed that my adult children should be able to move on. It doesn't work like that. I am so very proud of you. To get sober, to change, is a courageous act. Much love to you.

    • @karenneill9109
      @karenneill9109 Před rokem +9

      Well done for getting clean! It’s interesting what you say about reactive parenting, and how you recognized how confusing that was for her kids. I have a chronic illness, and am often not ‘present’ due to the medications I take, and have caught myself doing the same. Thank you for sharing.

    • @maxtravers1314
      @maxtravers1314 Před rokem +7

      I just need to say, thank you for being so honest with yourself and your kids. You’ve already helped so much in their healing by being so clear-eyed and accountable

    • @Buttefliesandrainbows
      @Buttefliesandrainbows Před 11 měsíci +3

      Good on you for taking accountability and I hope you can work on that through therapy with your kids and allow the healing to begin.

  • @milena66677
    @milena66677 Před rokem +58

    I think the judge was over her when she made all the excuses and took no accountability for any of her actions. Judge Simpson had someone like this recently too... all the excuses and practically waving a child in front of her zoom camera in her attempt to talk her way out of consequences.

  • @solimanius3966
    @solimanius3966 Před 10 měsíci +1

    I can't breathe. The criminal's anthem when its time to pay the consequences of their actions.

  • @stevenmccann2891
    @stevenmccann2891 Před 7 měsíci +1

    So heartbreaking to see this. Parents really need to think about the consequences of their actions- and how they will affect their children. Very sad. The Judge definitely has a tough job when it comes to matters like this. Hopefully this woman gets the help she needs, and turns her life around💚

  • @chickenlittle5095
    @chickenlittle5095 Před rokem +165

    She is a good mother? Okay Mr Attorney, how bout you let her baby sit your kids/grandkids at her home for all your working hours to PROVE how great of a mum she is. I double dog dare you!

    • @adoculos4521
      @adoculos4521 Před rokem

      Ffs, do you not know how things work? He is obliged to say something like that in mitigation, IT'S HIS JOB and of course he doesn't personally believe it for one minute. You're such a child, it's embarassing.
      'I double dog dare you'?? Grow up, get out of the school yard chicken brain and start adulting.

    • @patscats2080
      @patscats2080 Před rokem +23

      He has to say something. Poor guy, I’ll bet he didn’t want to say it either.

    • @gregwessels7205
      @gregwessels7205 Před rokem +11

      @@patscats2080 His reaction after the meltdown says it all.

    • @patscats2080
      @patscats2080 Před rokem +4

      @@gregwessels7205 it sure did.

    • @Zamiroh
      @Zamiroh Před rokem +8

      He had nothing else he really could say... at the end you could see how he felt.

  • @timdunn6092
    @timdunn6092 Před rokem +5

    "I can't breathe, I need water"? what kind of BS is that. Going to jail is probably the best thing that will happen to those kids and her, they get a real home and she gets sober and has a chance to get them back.

  • @canisdeumnox4925
    @canisdeumnox4925 Před 6 měsíci +2

    How does the mother still have the kids? Drugs assault prior jail. Messy. Kids need better.

  • @andersjohansson1889
    @andersjohansson1889 Před 10 měsíci +2

    Crying, despair and tears, tears, tears. Human tragedy as entertainment. We have to love it. 😄😄😄

  • @nocount1
    @nocount1 Před rokem +20

    She didn't disappoint. she even performed the popular "I can't breathe" bit.

  • @Shawn-rq4py
    @Shawn-rq4py Před rokem +134

    13:30 “so much burdening her. Children…” He says she’s a good mother yet her kids are BURDENING HER? Holy crap. My daughter has never been a burden. How could he say that?

    • @johnp.2267
      @johnp.2267 Před rokem +9

      That attorney was trying his best to defend his client when he had zero good points to offer. He was stuck with a garbage client he couldn't *honestly* say was a decent person. I feel bad for him, not for the loser mother.

    • @Vykk_Draygo
      @Vykk_Draygo Před rokem +9

      Children are most certainly a burden. It maybe a burden you are glad to bear, but they are a burden.
      Not saying it's a good argument, but it's still true.

    • @anonymoose116
      @anonymoose116 Před rokem +4

      ​@Vykk_Draygo I was just about to comment the same. I have kids, I love my kids, I would do anything for them and everything I do is for them.
      They're the greatest burden I've ever had to bear. I don't regret it, I don't have resentment, I'm so grateful to get to raise them, and we have a great life. That doesn't change the fact that they are a burden. My whole life is about them.

    • @dragofire1784
      @dragofire1784 Před rokem +4

      ​@anonymoose116 I understand your point myself, but u think it's more just call it responsibility. A responsibility that one chooses. So in the end yea you could call it that but I akeen burdens to things you have to endure. Sometimes without any fault associated. Like the burden of caring for a loved one that has a debilitating disease for example. Calling it a burden, kinda of has a negative notion to myself.

    • @ericaschaidt8588
      @ericaschaidt8588 Před rokem +1

      What got me was her attorney stating that taking care of/resolving these cases would ease some of her burden which in turn would provide/allow her more time with her children.
      Yet she currently has plenty of time to spend using drugs. Maybe if she stopped using she’d have more time to allocate to her kids.

  • @kelseiwilley
    @kelseiwilley Před 10 měsíci +2

    She deff was using those kids thinking the court wouldn't send her to jail if she had them with her. That's so pathetic 🙄

  • @shilohmiller6422
    @shilohmiller6422 Před 6 měsíci +1

    The children face many challenges of having her for their mom...poor children.

  • @bundesautobahn7
    @bundesautobahn7 Před rokem +116

    Talk about a meltdown. And good on Judge Anzalone to not let herself be influenced by this pity party the defendant tried to do by bringing her children to court in the hopes of not being convicted of contempt. And even more disgusting: How she says she can't breathe when she's clearly not just not in medical distress, but also just cuffed and even permitted to sit down for a moment.

    • @patmccoy8758
      @patmccoy8758 Před rokem +9

      She has more than enough lung power to scream her head off throwing a tantrum!

    • @uacbpa
      @uacbpa Před rokem +9

      More like a pretend meltdown. She's a terrible actress.

    • @downfromtherafters1013
      @downfromtherafters1013 Před rokem +2

      Can you know honestly if she would’ve took it and took responsibility for her actions it wouldn’t have been so bad

    • @bundesautobahn7
      @bundesautobahn7 Před rokem +2

      @@downfromtherafters1013 I don't know. The judge should've perhaps also sentenced her to mandatory drug rehab during and after jail. Whether she'd attend after her release is another subject.

    • @Adiscretefirm
      @Adiscretefirm Před rokem +3

      In a pathetic way, she may be telling the truth. Toddlers can scream and sob their breath out and go a little hypoxic, adults with weight and addiction issues aren't known for cardiovascular performance. The one positive I heard was that she has an ex, not a spouse. They got out and can provide a home for the kids.

  • @ronintje7647
    @ronintje7647 Před rokem +67

    If your counsil last minute decides to suggest its a good idea he comes over despite being there in zoom i'd say there is a good indication the news you are about to hear isn't gonna be positive.
    I think those kids are better off in foster care instead of being with a mother who has no problem abusing them in an attempt to get out of jail time.
    Poor kids.

    • @iviui2d3i2
      @iviui2d3i2 Před rokem +6

      It really is a terrible situation for the children. As subjective and anecdotal as this may sound, I (as I'm sure many other folks have as well) have known people close to me who's parents were terrible role models whom had substance issues and were themselves victims of either DV as adults, or had been abused in many forms during childhood, obviously a contributing factor toward their extremely apparent absence of having neither "acceptable" parenting skills, nor the ability to properly take care of themselves as well. However, and perhaps this may come across as if I'm debating from the simple stance of a "Devil's Advocate", but I assure that I am not; I have witnessed that a disproportionate amount of people that are quick to "CALL CPS!" on 'bad' parents have never been through the system as children, nor have known anyone who truly has. I completely understand and agree with the absolute need for an authoritative body in our modern times that has the responsibility and agency over and above that if a "dangerously" neglective and/or abusive biological parent; there's no debate there, period. The problem is that (even though I personally don't have the curing answer for this) our CPS/Foster Care system may in fact need far more oversight and accountability than many people are willing to admit; the vigilance toward a child's biological parents is being wrought upon them manyfold beyond what takes place once the state feels "comfortable" toward assigned foster care systems, because that's when many issues of horrific verbal, sexual, and lifetime PTSD causing abuse occurs within Foster Care, which is oftentimes not only much worse but also many times more prevalent than 'traditional' physical abuse. Of every person that I currently know and have known in the past whom are all now fully formed adults well into their 30's, at least 90% of them feel that CPS and Foster Care Systems and "Therapies" broke their will to not only thrive, but sometimes even to survive; half that I know of have had very serious "S.I." issues to this day and ALL of them believe they would have had a far better chance with their own Drug Addicted Biological Parents rather than being cast into the "system". This is because the system is still looked upon with a favorable bias by "normal" citizens. I can't and don't blame them for the idealistic purview because, as has been mentioned, they've often never experienced it first hand. Many of our current pool of Foster Parents are more predatory than ever before when it comes to the incentivization of Fostering children since they are paid quite handsomely per child. All they really need to do is pass UA's, and ensure that they never mark the child with any evidence of willful battery/abuse and they often take in as many Fosters as the Courts/State will allow while reaping excessive financial rewards. That is where the breaking point begins within the difference regarding how much worse the System is for the wellbeing of the children than it is for "most" (not all) parents who are shitty examples at the worst of times, yet are more often the shining beacon of a natural filial bond for 'at risk' children once the dust settles. Again, don't get me wrong, there are some absolute POS parents out there who shouldn't even be allowed to look in their child's direction let alone be the guiding force of their life during their formative years; many times, the Courts seem to be a bit too hasty and have a misplaced default idea of the supposed benefits the State/CPS/Foster systems etc., when separating biological families and things truly need an overhaul starting at he bottom and inside out to ensure the promised "safer environment" for a child's long term welfare.

    • @Robert-er5wq
      @Robert-er5wq Před rokem +5

      @@iviui2d3i2 The failure to provide good foster care for children despite financial incentives and support boils down to: money cannot buy love.
      And I agree, for the most part nothing replaces your mum or dad, no matter the flaws. That's the problem.

    • @iviui2d3i2
      @iviui2d3i2 Před rokem +3

      @@Robert-er5wq certainly is a precarious and none-too-easy problem to solve. Far be it for me to pretend like I have any answers for it beyond hearsay and 2nd hand knowledge of the trauma. Which boils down to the fallacy of picking the "lesser of two evils"; unfortunately that's the best solution the system has currently and it'd be interesting to somehow gather actual empirical data on what percentage of decisions ended up truly being the one with the "lesser" probability of causing further detriment to the subjective lives of said children. Tough nut to crack, that one is. Thanks for the response and have a great day! ✌️

  • @randc214
    @randc214 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Loving your children and being a good mother are two different things.

  • @elaineerskine
    @elaineerskine Před 6 měsíci +1

    Consequences! It's funny how these people have enough breath to scream, 'I can't breathe!"

  • @gracesiegel7849
    @gracesiegel7849 Před rokem +36

    She 100% brought her children with her to try and manipulate the court. She isn’t crying because she regrets what she did, she’s crying because she is facing consequences. I find it interesting and telling that she said that her kids don’t have anybody because their father hasn’t seen them in a couple months… unless the father is actively refusing to see them, or the court/legal system put legitimate limitations on whether he can see them, why can’t he? My gut instinct is that she was preventing him from doing it.

    • @cammyers1487
      @cammyers1487 Před rokem

      @gracesiegel, Yes, the birthing person DEMANDS child care payments, and then refuses visitation rights. Been there...

    • @anti-ethniccleansing465
      @anti-ethniccleansing465 Před rokem +1

      @@cammyers1487
      Birthing person?? Lmfao. You mean MOTHER?!

    • @synnove1046
      @synnove1046 Před rokem

      There was no one there claiming that the father was being denied visitation so it is unreasonable to “go with your gut”. That is just you making an assumption with no evidence to back it up.
      “Actively refusing” to see them is a ridiculous descriptor. Even the crappiest of parents are unlikely to “actively refuse” to see their children if someone were to bring the children to them and ask them to visit with them. It takes time and effort to visit you child if they don’t live with you - going to where the child lives, maybe taking public transportation or getting a ride or walking, having less personal time for yourself, getting less time for sleep or everyday tasks. If the father is concerned about his children he can be be involved with them through their case worker. He can make the effort himself. If my children were being kept away from me I would do everything possible to see them, take care of them, make sure they were being cared for. The mother seems to have a LOT of problems but at least she is with her children. Don’t just assume that he is somehow a superior parent or a victim.

  • @lhmccracken
    @lhmccracken Před rokem +29

    Considering that it seems she has now two pending cases in District Court I doubt she will be out in anywhere close to 90 days! Her children are NOT her most concern if she has continuous used Meth, etc.! Hopefully a stable family member will take her children and that CPS reopens this case( how could they not!!!) and she will be strictly monitored BEFORE she ever sees those children again! Plus, she DROVE HER CHILDREN TO COURT WHILE HIGH!!

    • @jenx5870
      @jenx5870 Před rokem +2

      They dropped the two pending felonies because the witnesses (victims) no longer wished to testify, because she dragged the case out two years. That is a common tactic, and a mistake. My ex, who is a sociopath/narcissist, broke my ankle and continues to stalk me nine years later. He always tried to stall the case, too. It took almost that long for the first case to be heard, plus he scared one of the ADAs off the case. I showed up for every hearing, and I asked for restitution for lost wages. Finally, the judge said (after his 5th or 6th fired public defender) that it appeared that he was prolonging proceedings, and if he didn't find an attorney he liked, he would sit in jail until the matter was resolved. Suddenly, his parents were able to buy him an attorney he liked, and he was found guilty. He was able to plead down to a misdemeanor from felony assault and battery, because they told me it would be difficult to prove he intended to break my ankle. Meanwhile, I am permanently disabled with CRPS because of it. This judge gave him the max penalty for the two misdemeanor disorderly conducts he pled to (9 months). The other judge kept giving him two year stayed prison sentences, despite him breaking the court agreement and restraining orders. At least he finally had the sense to add a 10 yr restraining order onto the two yr stayed prison sentence. I also moved back home while he was in jail the last time (he already found me), but at least my home is my castle here. They don't learn, and if you let them get away with it, in their mind they can intimidate you and win. 93 days in jail is nothing for some people, and can be knocked down for good behavior.

  • @danowolf
    @danowolf Před 8 měsíci +1

    Thumbs up if you had a parent that could and would cry on demand as the situation required to get what they wanted. Traffic stops, power bill late, water bill, school teacher calls.. etc.

  • @cynthiahamilton9292
    @cynthiahamilton9292 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Thanks! I learn a lot watching your content.

    • @OSGCourtWatch
      @OSGCourtWatch  Před 11 měsíci

      hi cynthia..thank you for this..sorry took me waaaay longer than it should have, been dealing with a little real life fun. appreciate teh kind words as well and glad you enjoy the channel!

  • @gsdlmj3450
    @gsdlmj3450 Před rokem +95

    No accountability, two kids born testing positive for meth and she still claims it's an accident and a byproduct of her medication and she still can't acknowledge what she's done... I hope the jail they're sending her to has a good chaplain because she needs the Lord.

    • @thenaturalmidsouth9536
      @thenaturalmidsouth9536 Před rokem +13

      Who, Lord Voldemort?

    • @markoman5267
      @markoman5267 Před rokem +8

      When your only argument is that the kids didn't go through withdrawal.

    • @SlickArmor
      @SlickArmor Před rokem +3

      @@markoman5267 there is no withdrawal from meff except Super tired.

    • @wellingnoton
      @wellingnoton Před rokem +13

      @@SlickArmor Well... depending on how much used and for how long, there are also hallucinations, extreme depression and anxiety, muscle spasms, and a few others. I am a recovering addict myself (just hit one year yesterday!) and although I never did meth, I can tell you for a fact that every mind altering substance that one can become physically and mentally dependent on has withdrawal symptoms ranging from unpleasant and annoying to excruciating and possibly deadly. Even the drugs that you "cant get addicted to" or that "have no withdrawal symptoms" most definitely DO cause both of those things if used enough, trust me....

    • @SlickArmor
      @SlickArmor Před rokem

      @@wellingnoton I don't need to trust anyone as I've used and have been addicted to everything except pharmaceuticals. I am currently just down to whatever they are calling heron. You are correct about the depression part but if you've lived with that your whole life it's hardly a problem.

  • @johnharling5246
    @johnharling5246 Před rokem +58

    "She's a good mother" WTF constantly stoned out her tiny mind while she has a child, lock her up and throw the key away and notify CPS to make sure she does not go anywhere near the 3 year old child
    "My kids are going to be in foster care" Yes that is where they should be and remain

    • @caninecodependent
      @caninecodependent Před rokem +4

      I wonder if her meltdown is less a concern for the children and more a fear of not being able to have her drug. So sad for those children.

    • @garfield2439
      @garfield2439 Před rokem +2

      @@caninecodependent her drug

    • @hardyland2226
      @hardyland2226 Před rokem

      Cps doesn’t work like that.. I’m a cps lawyer.

    • @gdye2925
      @gdye2925 Před rokem +1

      well her attorney was laughing after the fact

  • @humblehummingbird8420

    Love your channel, I was referred by Team Skeptic❤❤🎉🎉 while I may get heat for this, it’s ok. I had a DWI back in the day. I’m a disabled combat vet, and once I hit rock bottom with my depression and PTSD I drove under the influence of Xanax and I was wrong. Now I had and still have a good husband to stand by me, and help me attempt to rehabilitate, but I’m still broken in some aspects. It’s been almost 10 years since then, and I chose not to drive because I didn’t know if I could trust myself. I now know that I can, and this video has inspired me to start an outreach program, because as a mother things get out of hand when you can’t handle the pressures of life. I just want to say thank you for doing what you do because seeing this makes me realize that I can try to help other mothers get through what I went through, and try to be a better parent by addressing life problems. YOU HAVE ALL MY SUPPORT IN YOUR CHANNEL, and I love to learn about law and how to seek help when needed. I just hope that she learns for his children’s sake, that this isn’t the life for her anymore. ❤❤

  • @harmonygalpal9
    @harmonygalpal9 Před 10 měsíci +1

    My cousins works at Toledo Children's Hospital. I know that she takes her job very seriously with mother's like this.

  • @olddogg60
    @olddogg60 Před rokem +29

    As has been stated, I'm sure that she figures they won't jail her because of the children. 😒 Edit: Sad case though.

  • @gregwasserman2635
    @gregwasserman2635 Před rokem +38

    Interesting interaction (or lack thereof) between the defendant and her attorney at the end of the clip. It was as if he was resigned to what was going to happen. He knows she is an addict and couldn't do much in her defense because of levels of drugs in her positive test. He may have also had the same feelings of disgust at her bringing her kids in hopes of sympathy as well as thinking as I did that drugs were more important to her than her kids.

    • @flowers6404
      @flowers6404 Před rokem +4

      I think he knew and told her what would happen. I think she tried to play the I don’t have anyone for my kids, well your kids didn’t have anyone while your using. Kids are hopefully better off in foster care. She needs a reality check and get clean for her kids and herself. Her attorney is over the crap from her. He’s a public defender he did everything he could. This is on her. No one else. It’s all her

    • @eggsngritstn
      @eggsngritstn Před rokem +4

      @@flowers6404 Agree. The guy got her a sweet deal, only 93 days and no felony drug convictions added to her record. He knows this is the best possible outcome. Plus, he can't interfere with the court order.

    • @FrenkTheJoy
      @FrenkTheJoy Před rokem +3

      His only argument being that "she's a good mom" made it pretty clear he had nothing to work with. I mean he didn't even go into detail about her being the only caregiver for the children, man was REACHING.

  • @tkenglander6226
    @tkenglander6226 Před 6 měsíci +1

    22:15 "I can't breathe. I need some water." Huh??
    "I can't walk, I can't breathe."
    She is NOT going to like jail!

  • @velociraptor68
    @velociraptor68 Před 3 měsíci

    That last part was awesome, thanks. I can't breathe.

  • @JenniferThacker1969
    @JenniferThacker1969 Před rokem +10

    Why do these people think bringing their children to court is going to keep them out of jail? Especially when they are testing positive at the time of their court appearance!!!! Drives me freaking CRAZY!!! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

  • @charliebradbury3450
    @charliebradbury3450 Před rokem +17

    Wow, what a selfish woman to do that to her kids let alone all these charges for harassing and attacking people! Great find OSG! 💜💙💖
    Edit: her talking in her own defence was painful to watch. Was she trying to make it worse??? She is NOT a good mom.

  • @beamonm29
    @beamonm29 Před 10 měsíci +1

    holy cow. Did the DA say it's been over 2 years and the ex and her own son just want to be done with everything and move on to the point of dropping felony charges?

  • @PurplePassionPaper
    @PurplePassionPaper Před 10 měsíci

    I love watching these for some reason...😅 Thanks Squishy!

  • @jack1d1XB
    @jack1d1XB Před rokem +6

    Even at the end her attorney shakes his head to her reaction cos he knows she just upset she didn't get away with anything, except to jail!😂😊😅

  • @NikkiHendersonchildofGod
    @NikkiHendersonchildofGod Před rokem +28

    As a probation officer I can attest to the fact that people bring their kids when they know they're not doing what they're supposed to and think that will keep them from getting arrested. I feel sorry for her kids especially being there having to witness this and what their everyday day-to-day lives must be like. I also must admit that her screams kind of tore at my heart a little bit even though I know she's crying because she's going to jail not because she's actually sorry for anything that she's done. Even if she does lose everything that she's worked for that's what happens when you don't do what you're supposed to. And the fact that she showed up and tested the same day positive....whelp there you have it do not pass go

    • @skipd9164
      @skipd9164 Před rokem +2

      By bringing her kids at least you know where they are and removal is quick. A meth addict has no one in there life accept dealers and users. She didn't leave them with anyone

    • @NikkiHendersonchildofGod
      @NikkiHendersonchildofGod Před rokem +2

      @@skipd9164 yeah but in my experience and of course she can be the exception but in my experience that was probably intentional in that she was trying to gain sympathy or at the very least some time to make arrangement for her kids where she would have time to take off and hide. That may be my probation officer self being cynical but it's hard to give them the benefit of the doubt once you see all the destruction they cause. Then if they manage to get clean and sober you're supposed to be like oh my God wow I'm so proud of you and it's supposed to magically undo everything that they've done. That last part is my personal experience talking but still

    • @skipd9164
      @skipd9164 Před rokem +5

      @@NikkiHendersonchildofGod I agree her intention was for sympathy but actually security of the kids was made easy. I hope it made her wake up

  • @user-oh1lo8py9i
    @user-oh1lo8py9i Před 5 měsíci +2

    Stop putting drugs before your children

  • @Heylo12345
    @Heylo12345 Před 5 měsíci +1

    She may have brought her kids for the simple fact she had no one else to watch them? But I’m surprised she still has custody of her kids

  • @Carol-D.1324
    @Carol-D.1324 Před rokem +13

    So..she brought her kids to court because she thought they wouldn’t arrest her if her kids were there?!?!
    That tells me everything I need to know about her as a human being and mother. 🤔

    • @beejensen9508
      @beejensen9508 Před rokem +1

      I'm pretty sure I heard her say at the end that this is why she doesn't show up to her hearings. Her decision making is very poor. Those poor kids.

    • @ericaschaidt8588
      @ericaschaidt8588 Před rokem

      @@beejensen9508I heard that as well.

  • @phillipthomas1379
    @phillipthomas1379 Před rokem +46

    Of course she brought the kids. She was banking on the court not wanting to traumatize the babies by taking her into custody. Vile thinking. Let's hope she gets it together quickly if only for her children's sake

    • @toomanyhobbies2011
      @toomanyhobbies2011 Před rokem +5

      She's too far gone to recover enough to take care of anyone, every again. She won't even be able to take care of herself.

  • @jim-xj4ub
    @jim-xj4ub Před 9 měsíci +1

    She should NEVER get her children back.