Over a decade ago I got a misdemeanor possession charge for weed, I had my second pre trial conference and on my way was t boned, about two miles from the courthouse. I had a gash on my forehead and I didn’t realize it at the time but also a broken wrist and a couple fractured ribs. I tried calling my lawyer but he wasn’t answering, and I did NOT want a warrant out for my arrest for failure to appear. EMS arrived within a few minutes, they wanted to take me to the hospital because I’m sure watching me try to breath and wincing everytime while blood dripped down my face wasn’t the healthiest look, but I flat out said no. I explained my situation and told them I would walk if I had too! EMS instead loaded me up, escorted me into court, and when my lawyer walked in I thought he was the one that was going to need a paramedic, he looked SPOOKED. He immediately told me to go, not before taking pictures to show the judge. I went and got fixed up and had my pre trial conference a few weeks later where the charge was thankfully, dropped! If I could make it to court after getting tboned then this chick has ZERO excuses for missing TWELVE pre trial conferences! What a messy human.
What a sad sad look at me story. Wow. Start calling you Superman? That's the boldest move a person has ever made. Wow. Now I can live out the rest of my life. That story did it for me. Wow. Can I get an autograph?
How to get out of legal trouble with this one easy trick. Lol, the trick is to show up for court. Even if you're late, they will still work with you. At least that's how it works with my local county court.
@@Otis-Tank It’s a little weird you want an autograph, seeing as I’m not famous, but I’m happy to give you one! Let me know where to send it! Have a great day! Love, SuperWOMAN 😘
@@Otis-Tank The irony of condemning him for a "look at me" post, only to do an even more desperate one is truly entertaining to me. Maybe calm down and smoke another joint.
I got a public defender that was actually pretty good. Not all of them are bad but I suppose the bad apple spoils the bunch. That’s what I think of COPS.
Everyone has their 5A right to silence. What they all lack is the capacity to remain silent. How do you balance the 1A and 5A when it comes to legalities in court?
I can picture her getting grandma some soup in bed while she recovers from her minimally invasive gall bladder surgery. I'd bet you she's NEVER taken care of grandma, ever. Recovery from that surgery is normally a day or two. I know it was when I had it.
Why was she waiting on her friend’s porch for a ride if she had a car? Her attorney said her car with all her worldly possessions was impounded. He also said she needed to pay rent. I don’t know anyone that keeps all their possessions in a car if they have a house or apartment. Which one is it?! Lol
@@Rls_0523a few cars now have a built in hotspot. Now, with that said, these cars are fairly new and I’m thinking she does not have a newer car. 🤷♂️ yep, I read some books by their covers.
As a 30 year mental health professional, I recommend “reality therapy”. You do bad things repeatedly, you spend considerable time in jail. Actions have consequences.
A civilized society has rules. If you follow them, life can be good, if you don't follow those rules, things don't go so well. Really not that hard. But, some people think they are special. Entitlement has gotten out of control.
Well except if you have money, work for the gov't or hold some type of position of influence. Is that the reality you are talking about.. Telling her she is none of these, so SHE must face consequences?
@@Jay.Kellett Yes!!! Every Cop, Politician, Gov't worker........ They all believe special and guess what... You treat them such.. But hold this chick to a standard you don't hold others too.. Cops are allowed to be ignorant of the law... Are you? So there are special ppl in society that you give a pass to, isn't there?
@@MrChrisBozwell. If you’re hunter Biden u can do whatever u want and get away with it. Even if u lose your bag of blow in the White House. Your daddy’s people will blame it on someone else.
That young lady is a manipulator and she's probably very good with men and average folk. Glad the judge saw through her. She's shocked because her ways usually work I assume.
Don't blame the lawyer, it's his job to be a zealous advocate for his client. Sometimes I watch these videos and pity the guys who get handed cases like -- well, this one. He said what he had to say in her behalf even if he didn't really believe it. I think he knew she wasn't walking out but she didn't hear it or want to hear it. I have a friend who was a PD and he said his nightmare client was one who was actually innocent. If they weren't innocent he didn't have to feel too bad when he lost a case but if he really believed they were innocent and he lost the case he would be gutted.
In most cases the time between two appearances is long enough that the judge doesn't remember anything from the previous appearance. Most lawyers bet on that like this guy and it usually works. Unless you talk too much and then the judge remembers you. That's why the lawyer told her shut her mouth on the first appearance. If she had taken his advice I bet the judge wouldn't have remembered her the second time and she would have received an option for bonding out.
7:10 wait....just a few days ago at last hearing she was asking for PR Bond because she was worried about being able to go to work to pay for her lease and utilities 3:25. Now she needs to get out because he vehicle was towed when she was stopped and arrested on multiple failure to appear bench warrants and everything she owns is in that car. I surmise at the next hearing she needs to get out because she's having surgery to remove a kidney she's donating to a small child gravely ill.
Let's add she was on the porch waiting for her friend to give her a ride and that's WHERE HER CAR WAS IMPOUNDED. And I don't know about you but if I have a car I don't need a ride and if I am paying rent why are all my worldly possessions in my car?? She stinks to high heaven of lying.
Just watching her I can tell she expects to talk her way out of it and the plaintive "There's nothing I can say?" is because it's maybe the first time in her life she has been told "We're done talking. NO."
What do you mean?? She’s been denied bond by 3 judges in the same period of time! I think she was first held by Judge DeSanto, because the woman was absolutely freaking out the worst when told she wasn’t getting a bond (high on meth?), and I dk who got her next, Slay or Simpson….they all remanded her, but in reality, with her record, _NONE_ of them should have let her out before, unless it was a magistrate judge who let her go after arraignment. And after seeing how many shamelessly low bonds are increased by judges due to the “abuse of discretion” set by magistrates (especially Fink), I’d have to go with the magistrate.
Every judge who released her after the first two failures to appear (three strikes and you stay in jail) need to be sanctioned and a negative counseling put on their records.
I keep SMH whenever I see a case where someone gets a signature bond when they are already charged with failure to appear and bail jumping. This was a nice change of pace.
God bless Defense attorneys. This man had to vist the jail on a SUNDAY to speak with a client who refuses to help themselves on a montion they know is doomed.
And the poor guy had to get up in court and speak on her behalf and make those points he KNOWS are bullshit. In fact he knew she wasn't getting out when he talked to her and probably told her but she didn't believe him. Still it's his job and he did it like a man. I couldn't do that job but I'm glad our system has someone in place to do it.
Finally, a fair judge who stands her ground regarding carrying out justice for everyone, not just those who show up to court. Nothing but lies and deceit coming from defendant
Sad how so many people think that in 5 minutes of discussion they can absolve themselves of years of actions. It was a repeated pattern that led to this current situation but she seems to believe that she can avoid it just by making dubious promises to change.
Well…that “I am trying to play nice and I will do better “ act has probably worked for her before, including in part in the court system, as courts often like to give people a break for first crimes. The smarter people know that is a one-time break for first offenses, but the dumber interpret their light first sentence as “I am great at talking my way out of things, and if I get caught again…I will just talk my way out of big consequences again.”
It is because she can. You obviously have no understanding of how many repeat offenders are walking free and committing the same crimes over and over again. All the state really cares about is that you pay your fines and don't kill anyone. Anything less than that is a slap in the wrist as long as you have money to pay the court.
even I remember her......just off memory she never shows up to any court appearances and always has a ton of excuses! You can tell she is used to talking her way out of consequences and never taking responsibility....those games are useless in court! everyone is so smart when before a judge but never can do the simple thing of following court orders......hopefully sitting in jail will change her!
@@motaman8074 I agree but she looks young and hopefully if she gets it together she can salvage her life before she starts getting into serious trouble
Her Grandmother having a gall bladder operation was a cute touch. If the grandmothers is waiting for her help, I doubt she'd show up any more than she does in court. I have a sneaking suspicion she's part of the reason granny needed that operation.
Have ya noticed that _every_ skell who wants out of jail has a.) kids they have to take care of b.) Parents/grandparents/aunts/uncles/dogs/cats that are depending upon them and only them!!!! c.) Suddenly give a crap about they job they blow off reguarly and or "I have an interview on Monday!"
@@scottmccrea1873 Ah yes! That job interview they ALL have next Monday. The WORST example I've yet seen of someone trying to use his children as a reason he should do no jail time was a man who'd had no contact of any sort with his kids in years. But once he was arrested..."I reconnected and they really need me in their life." Like I need dysentery. Those family bonds which grown in size in EXACT proportion to the amount of jail time someone's facing. Makes a person feel SO loved.
@@greenman6141oh no it’s not. My gallbladder surgery was a nightmare and I had severe pain for 3 or 4 days and I couldn’t take my pain meds because I was busy throwing them up. Mine took a couple of weeks to recover from. Plus it also depends on whether you have laparoscopic or open surgery.
when they sucked my gall bladder out, I was up and on my feet like within a day or two. I *did* stupidly go out and try to cut my lawn with a push mower like 3 days later - that may have been a little too soon lol but I didn't need anyone to help me with day to day stuff.
"I have an interview this afternoon so I can't be remanded. I'm going to get my GED next month. My mom died and I couldn't get to court all YEAR. Well, who drove you here since you don't have a license? My mom." I never get tired of them, it's like I can already write the script of what is going to come out of their mouth, especially the frequent flyers!!!
Wasn’t it responsible of her to be “waiting at a friend’s house for a ride” and not driving, though. Oh, wait - that’s when her car ended up being impounded. 😑
Always got an excuse. A reason. A justification. Sooo many factors we allow ourselves to believe we can use as extenuating circumstances to mitigate our own failure to own our actions and the associated consequences.. Until one day along comes a judge that does what our parents, our churches, our family, our friends never did.. Hold us to account. Life catches up.
Its amazing that they always are needed to care for their families NOW, but didn't give it one thought while misbehaving. Always grandma needs home care. But the most amazing is the many FTAs, and they think they are not a flight risk.
I'm just curious why if she's paying rent all her worldly possessions are in her car. Also why she is on the friend's porch waiting for a ride while her car is right there to be impounded. But it's not like her stories don't make sense, right?
In all honesty criminals tend to thrive on chaos (most of them were raised on it which is part of why they are as they are). People generally tend to like order or chaos. There's not a lot of constructive things you can do with chaos though.
Compliance with the court isn't just simple, it's the law. Getting to the court date, on time, may not always be easy, but even if you have to camp out on the courthouse steps, by all means necessary; get there. Or make some new friends in the hoosgow. I've had some amazing experiences in lockup.
'Hoosegow' is cool..... though I'm more of a 'crowbar hotel' kind of guy myself...... and my wife's more of a 'clink' girl..... aah, well.....to each his own I guess....
It is obvious that she's used to talking her way out of facing consequences. Now that she's facing consequences, she is not able to see how it's her fault.
And I'd bet one silver dollar she never does. Some do reform, get a clue, change their lives but her pattern is set. When she's 50 and can't batt her eyes at men to get what she wants she's going to still say "It's not my fault!!"
@@philipem1000 I have a sister who is in her 50’s and is a complete parasite. Karma has caught up with her because now that she's older and her body isn't that nice to look at anymore. Now the only guys that will give her time of day are abusive alcoholics. 😳🙄
How do people handle the stress of breaking the law, then not finishing the process? I can barely stand getting pulled over for accidentally speeding, I couldn’t imagine breaking the law on purpose! 😳
I can add a bit of perspective. The Drug War really did a lot to marginalize serious laws. People saw the laws around drug abuse tighten over decades and slowly as the penalties for being in possession of Cocaine approached being as harsh as Murder, society hit a sort of breaking point. You had a lot of people who knew their drug use wasn't harmful to anyone other than themselves now re-orienting their perspecive on higher crimes, like major theft, larceny, stron armed robbery, and even murder. Society as a whole became sort of desensitized to high crimes thanks to the punative regulations surrounding narcotics during the height of the drug war. And the fact that these policies were used to marginalize whole communities didn't help the situation. So, slowly over 2 or 3 generations (about 60 years) you see the slow decline of percievable fear of punative power. That's just my observations watching this happen over the last 30 or so years. Basically, Nixon and Reagan's drug war watered down what we percieve as "high crimes" to the point that people see them as social infractions instead of felonies. This is what happens when people try to justify rational actions with lies and propaganda as opposed to truth. It's a serious lesson we could all learn from... and one that I think future generations will talk about for a long while.
@@LoneWolfUsul "....many people knew their drug use wasn't harmful to anyone but themselves....." Sure pal, no robberies, muggings, killings, ruined families, domestic violence etc. etc. ever happened because of drug use..... so thanks for your 'enlightened' input...... yikes.
@@Neillybob63 "because of drug use" is the point of contention. You know all of those things were happening before the drug war was in full swing. Blaming drug use for everything isn't helpful for anything. There are a lot of robbers, murderers, abusers, and confidence scammers who have never done drugs. And what "drug" are you blaming here? just the ones the FDA classifies the way they arbitrarily choose? Having a catchall like DRUGS to blame for bad behaviors that go far beyond simple drug use will never help cure drug abuse. Understanding the underlying condition which drives the person to drug abuse WILL help cure drug abuse. You don't heal people from sickness by sending them to jail. Most of us know people struggling with addiction, and many of those people are not robbing anyone, committing violent offenses, or going in an out of jail regularly. Jails are not treatment centers. They don't provide recovery assistance, they just allow people who make questionable decisions a place to network with other people who make questionable decisions.
Actions or lack thereof has it's consequences. Apparently the younger generation has a hard time understanding this. So in some cases the judicial system attempts to teach such to them.
Well the system gave her quite a few opportunities to learn her responsibilities. She had FTAs while on probation! She is now charged with a felony and I think she's on the fast track to real consequences but still doesn't realize her cute hair and smile won't save her. But when she's 43 and sagging a bit she's still going to be saying "It's not my fault!"
@@mellvee Desanto is one of those judges who never prepares for her cases, never skims over the charges, never organizes her docket. Then she gets flustered and starts lashing out. Not that many of the people before her don't deserve a good lashing but wow! Desanto picks the wrong defendants so often because she isn't prepped.
I agree to a point but honestly I love Judge Middleton because he always looks for the good and tries to help. Once in a while he gets pretty disgusted and lowers the boom. Still I'd rather have someone like that on the bench, especially since his court seems to be at a level where he's not dealing with felony assaults and the like; he seems to only get misdemeanors and evictions and such. Compassion may be misplaced or abused but I'd rather see it than not.
The first thing that I would do, if I were that judge, is investigate what appears to be an inmate that is acting overly familiar to the security staff. Inmates that show that level of familiarity throw up red flags. From my years of experience, and observing the interaction of inmates and security, I have, several times over my career, referred the appearance of impropriety for further investigation, and in only ONE case did the investigation reveal no inappropriate relationship. All except that one, resulted in charges for the officer, and in some, the inmate. I am not saying that there is anything inappropriate there, since I only observed for the few moments on this video, but my warning bells were ringing at full speed.
I wondered what was going on there. She was telling the guard what to do by waving her hand...like a little queen. It was remarkably odd. And she still looks high to me. So I also wondered if that guard wasn't the source of her drugs. (selling drugs being her "party limo" job, the one she is so keen to get back to. Yeah, because if she doesn't make her payment to HER supplier she sure will be in trouble.)
@@helenweinfeld5689 Since you are trying to be a grammar nazi, you should be intelligent enough to see that I was expanding on the CASE (as in "in only one case") in the preceding sentence. And when referring to the CASE, it would be appropriate to use THAT, as in THAT case Which is a THING. I do love it when grammar nazis display their own ignorance.
Ms Martinez should not have spewed all that BS, the judge is smart, she knows it's all BS. Martinez should have said the reason she failed to appear all those times is because she's a total air-head. That's believable.
I'm not a psycologist, hell I can barely spell the word, and I don't support arm chair diagnosing... but on the gossip tip... RIGHT? There was something very Dexter with how she tried to act appropriate but failed miserably at the attempt. Then when things didn't go her way, for a split moment the walls crash, until she pulls them back up.
@@LoneWolfUsul Oh...I can assure you that the lightbulbs are just feebly twinkling. I just need to know if it is all pistachio flavour or maybe walnut maple? Fascinating, in any case.
Gall bladder removal is an outpatient procedure done laproscopically. Recovery is about 3 days, for most. And the point remains true that if she cared about family she wouldn't put herself in situations that would take her away from that family.
They are ready with an excuse for everything. I guess her family life has a lot of emergencies including her grandmothers life threatening gallbladder removal requiring her and only her to be home with grandma yet she can’t make it to court to appear
I don't get how people are so nonchalant about missing court dates. I ran late once for a simple traffic case due to a flat. I got that tire changed in damn near NASCAR speed while calling the court to let them know i was on my way. She was just begging to go to jail pulling that crap multiple times.
I had my gall bladder removed and I was out tbe next day. It is done laproscopically. Its a minor procedure. How much assistance could her grandma need?😅
Good to see the courts can still actually hold someone responsible. I'm starting to wonder. This young woman acts like she didn't have any chances, when it fact she'd had a dozen. No, Lucy, you don't get to keep pulling the football out from in front of Charlie Brown infinitely. Unlike the cartoon character, a real like judge learns.
The excuses are a mile-a-minute with this kid. It’s obvious she doesn’t take the court’s orders seriously. She’ll now get a strong dose of grow-the-fuck-up.
I have always found, the fewer criminal things I do, the less often I find myself in a situation that could result in me going to jail. It's amazing how that works.
Jail is so very awful I cannot imagine why anyone would risk going back❓❗️‼️And the food is just disgusting. And this little honey has a boyfriend and they’re living in a car. Great. How did America end up like this❓❓❓
@@annamarielewis7078 Ponder this. They are living in a car and paying rent. And she drove the car to her friend's house to get a ride from her friend. Are you seeing a pattern here?
@@LoneWolfUsul So...."don't do the crime and you won't do the time"? Wow....I never really thought of it like that before.... I guess that's why I love your channel so much.... I'm learning helpful new stuff like this every day. You're a real lifesaver, Lone Wolf....many thanks!
"Yes, obviously the docket is full, and you failed to attend the last hearing, so lets postpone this hearing, until we can schedule another hearing, that can be postponed (or you fail to attend) in the future. Next case for postponing?"
Now she doesn't need to work to pay utilities. She's now on the tax payers dime. Oooppss, it now looks like she's come to the end of her yellow brickroad of freedom and is headed to permanent placement in jail. She is so unreliable. I sincerly doubt her family asked for her help knowing they could not count on her help with grandma.❤😇
She claims she is taking care of her grandma and has bills to pay, and she keeps missing court. But she seems to have enough time to keep breaking the law at least 12 times.
...and I keep wondering why she's paying rent if all her worldly possession are in the car. Also why she drove her car to her friend's house so she could get a ride from her friend.
Ah yes your honor I called the prosecuting attorney and they told me that they were sorry for prosecuting me and all charges are dropped and I am awarded a million dollars, a new Corvette, a mansion in any state I choose
This is a great example of why people don't fear the legal system. Do whatever you want and get let out right away. When there are serious consequences for your crimes then people won't think its such a joke.
Over a decade ago I got a misdemeanor possession charge for weed, I had my second pre trial conference and on my way was t boned, about two miles from the courthouse. I had a gash on my forehead and I didn’t realize it at the time but also a broken wrist and a couple fractured ribs. I tried calling my lawyer but he wasn’t answering, and I did NOT want a warrant out for my arrest for failure to appear. EMS arrived within a few minutes, they wanted to take me to the hospital because I’m sure watching me try to breath and wincing everytime while blood dripped down my face wasn’t the healthiest look, but I flat out said no. I explained my situation and told them I would walk if I had too! EMS instead loaded me up, escorted me into court, and when my lawyer walked in I thought he was the one that was going to need a paramedic, he looked SPOOKED. He immediately told me to go, not before taking pictures to show the judge. I went and got fixed up and had my pre trial conference a few weeks later where the charge was thankfully, dropped! If I could make it to court after getting tboned then this chick has ZERO excuses for missing TWELVE pre trial conferences! What a messy human.
What a sad sad look at me story. Wow. Start calling you Superman? That's the boldest move a person has ever made. Wow. Now I can live out the rest of my life. That story did it for me. Wow. Can I get an autograph?
@@Otis-Tanklol got an FTA warrant, do ya?
How to get out of legal trouble with this one easy trick.
Lol, the trick is to show up for court. Even if you're late, they will still work with you. At least that's how it works with my local county court.
@@Otis-Tank It’s a little weird you want an autograph, seeing as I’m not famous, but I’m happy to give you one! Let me know where to send it! Have a great day! Love, SuperWOMAN 😘
@@Otis-Tank The irony of condemning him for a "look at me" post, only to do an even more desperate one is truly entertaining to me. Maybe calm down and smoke another joint.
You know you are in deep when your public defender says “don’t say anything! Please”
Public Defenders are worthless. I had one once, that tried to get me to admit to something I didn't do. I won that case.
"I suggest you stop talking because we WILL use your words against you" 😂 at least she briefly obeyed, unlike a lot of people in these videos
Umm. That's because you hire him to speak for you. That had nothing to do with the level of trouble. Did you get your FLOURIDE today?
I got a public defender that was actually pretty good. Not all of them are bad but I suppose the bad apple spoils the bunch. That’s what I think of COPS.
Everyone has their 5A right to silence. What they all lack is the capacity to remain silent. How do you balance the 1A and 5A when it comes to legalities in court?
I loved the reasons they give for needing to get out. We need a bingo bullshit card.
I can picture her getting grandma some soup in bed while she recovers from her minimally invasive gall bladder surgery. I'd bet you she's NEVER taken care of grandma, ever. Recovery from that surgery is normally a day or two. I know it was when I had it.
@@philipem1000 yup! And to her family it’s one bullshit story after another why she CAN’T take care of her grandmother.
My first suggestion is, "How many drinks?" "Two."
All of her reasons were "I need this", "I have to do that". She never made the slightest effort to convince the judge that she had changed in any way.
Gall bladder surgery is a day-procedure these days.
Nice to finally see someone held accountable!
When the bidens and pelosis go to prison that’s when I’ll have faith again
LOL "Glad to see someone won at the Casino" too funny 😂
Why was she waiting on her friend’s porch for a ride if she had a car? Her attorney said her car with all her worldly possessions was impounded. He also said she needed to pay rent. I don’t know anyone that keeps all their possessions in a car if they have a house or apartment. Which one is it?! Lol
I want to know how her car is her source of internet? Her lies are nonsensical.
@@Rls_0523a few cars now have a built in hotspot. Now, with that said, these cars are fairly new and I’m thinking she does not have a newer car. 🤷♂️ yep, I read some books by their covers.
@@Gfysimpletons That’s exactly what I was thinking
@@GfysimpletonsThe only hotspot that car has is for crime scenes 😂
🤣😂@@liquidpatriot4480
As a 30 year mental health professional, I recommend “reality therapy”. You do bad things repeatedly, you spend considerable time in jail. Actions have consequences.
A civilized society has rules. If you follow them, life can be good, if you don't follow those rules, things don't go so well. Really not that hard. But, some people think they are special.
Entitlement has gotten out of control.
@@Jay.Kellett True now, more than ever.
Well except if you have money, work for the gov't or hold some type of position of influence. Is that the reality you are talking about.. Telling her she is none of these, so SHE must face consequences?
@@Jay.Kellett Yes!!! Every Cop, Politician, Gov't worker........ They all believe special and guess what... You treat them such.. But hold this chick to a standard you don't hold others too.. Cops are allowed to be ignorant of the law... Are you? So there are special ppl in society that you give a pass to, isn't there?
@@MrChrisBozwell. If you’re hunter Biden u can do whatever u want and get away with it. Even if u lose your bag of blow in the White House. Your daddy’s people will blame it on someone else.
Consequences are part of adulthood Ms. Martinez......sorry!
That young lady is a manipulator and she's probably very good with men and average folk. Glad the judge saw through her. She's shocked because her ways usually work I assume.
And the baby voice? Yeah, she has been getting her way with a lot of men using that.
Yes she couldn't believe she couldn't talk her way out of it. "I'm so confused" "There's nothing I can say?" She isn't used to NO.
manipulator? lol, of morons perhaps..... You sound like a beta. Get it together!
That's one of those things that works really well... until it doesn't (EG trying it on a judge)
Sure is cute 😁
All that word salad from her lawyer to explain why she blatantly ignored the judges order! I’m glad she got locked up!
Don't blame the lawyer, it's his job to be a zealous advocate for his client. Sometimes I watch these videos and pity the guys who get handed cases like -- well, this one. He said what he had to say in her behalf even if he didn't really believe it. I think he knew she wasn't walking out but she didn't hear it or want to hear it. I have a friend who was a PD and he said his nightmare client was one who was actually innocent. If they weren't innocent he didn't have to feel too bad when he lost a case but if he really believed they were innocent and he lost the case he would be gutted.
In most cases the time between two appearances is long enough that the judge doesn't remember anything from the previous appearance. Most lawyers bet on that like this guy and it usually works. Unless you talk too much and then the judge remembers you. That's why the lawyer told her shut her mouth on the first appearance. If she had taken his advice I bet the judge wouldn't have remembered her the second time and she would have received an option for bonding out.
Finally held accountable for her actions.
7:10 wait....just a few days ago at last hearing she was asking for PR Bond because she was worried about being able to go to work to pay for her lease and utilities 3:25. Now she needs to get out because he vehicle was towed when she was stopped and arrested on multiple failure to appear bench warrants and everything she owns is in that car. I surmise at the next hearing she needs to get out because she's having surgery to remove a kidney she's donating to a small child gravely ill.
And, now her family needs her to care for grandma.
She's probably the reason grandma needed an operation.@@tigressdivaroar9700
Let's add she was on the porch waiting for her friend to give her a ride and that's WHERE HER CAR WAS IMPOUNDED. And I don't know about you but if I have a car I don't need a ride and if I am paying rent why are all my worldly possessions in my car??
She stinks to high heaven of lying.
Just watching her I can tell she expects to talk her way out of it and the plaintive "There's nothing I can say?" is because it's maybe the first time in her life she has been told "We're done talking. NO."
The plaintive eh? WOW. To think you have the nerve to talk shit... Hello typical Americans in 2023
I bet her family doesn’t want her anywhere near grandma.
Oh now! I'm sure she visits grandma every month around the day her social security arrives. They're close.
@@philipem1000 You hit the nail on the head haha 😂
She looks like she us freaking out for a fix. I am glad a judge finally held her.
What do you mean?? She’s been denied bond by 3 judges in the same period of time! I think she was first held by Judge DeSanto, because the woman was absolutely freaking out the worst when told she wasn’t getting a bond (high on meth?), and I dk who got her next, Slay or Simpson….they all remanded her, but in reality, with her record, _NONE_ of them should have let her out before, unless it was a magistrate judge who let her go after arraignment. And after seeing how many shamelessly low bonds are increased by judges due to the “abuse of discretion” set by magistrates (especially Fink), I’d have to go with the magistrate.
Every judge who released her after the first two failures to appear (three strikes and you stay in jail) need to be sanctioned and a negative counseling put on their records.
I do love how people find words on the internet and think that those things apply in every case they disagree with.
@@_UsernameUnavailable_ You are a bit slow in the head I understand. You could not even get the meaning behind my comment. Have a good day.
Gee, why isn't the judge impressed with, "I tried to go to court."? Judge is Yoda up there, "You do or you do not, there is no try."
I keep SMH whenever I see a case where someone gets a signature bond when they are already charged with failure to appear and bail jumping. This was a nice change of pace.
Bear in mind, that’s her own counsel asking her to “don’t say anything Miss Martinez”. Bond hearing 101, don’t piss off the Judge.
It is amazing how there is always a family emergency and they need out to help care for someone. Wierd!!!🤔
Ya, and they have not talked to that "Family member" for over 10 years
Or they just "MUST" get back to their "kids" that are only in the 2nd grade!
Or they are going to start a new job tomorrow
Or they are going to start a new job tomorrow
She thinks she can talk her way out of anything. It has probably worked in a lot of situations too.
That’s it. It’s worked so often.
She's a manipulative one, that's clear to me.
It's clearly worked 11 times.
Arguing with a judge is a bad idea. I just shut my mouth and speak when I’m spoken to. That’s what lawyers are for…. Just let them do the talking.
@@Anonymous-lq2bs Or you know, don't do shit that puts you in front of one?
God bless Defense attorneys. This man had to vist the jail on a SUNDAY to speak with a client who refuses to help themselves on a montion they know is doomed.
And the poor guy had to get up in court and speak on her behalf and make those points he KNOWS are bullshit. In fact he knew she wasn't getting out when he talked to her and probably told her but she didn't believe him. Still it's his job and he did it like a man. I couldn't do that job but I'm glad our system has someone in place to do it.
I must admit if I were going infront of a Judge called Slay ….. 😂
Finally, a fair judge who stands her ground regarding carrying out justice for everyone, not just those who show up to court. Nothing but lies and deceit coming from defendant
Sad how so many people think that in 5 minutes of discussion they can absolve themselves of years of actions. It was a repeated pattern that led to this current situation but she seems to believe that she can avoid it just by making dubious promises to change.
Well…that “I am trying to play nice and I will do better “ act has probably worked for her before, including in part in the court system, as courts often like to give people a break for first crimes. The smarter people know that is a one-time break for first offenses, but the dumber interpret their light first sentence as “I am great at talking my way out of things, and if I get caught again…I will just talk my way out of big consequences again.”
"People," right.... a certain half of people, maybe.
It is because she can. You obviously have no understanding of how many repeat offenders are walking free and committing the same crimes over and over again. All the state really cares about is that you pay your fines and don't kill anyone. Anything less than that is a slap in the wrist as long as you have money to pay the court.
@@MisterRose90Someone's single and not by choice.
@kimberlysmith1282 it doesn't matter how I respond to this idiot statement. You will believe whatever you want to.
even I remember her......just off memory she never shows up to any court appearances and always has a ton of excuses! You can tell she is used to talking her way out of consequences and never taking responsibility....those games are useless in court! everyone is so smart when before a judge but never can do the simple thing of following court orders......hopefully sitting in jail will change her!
Doubtful
Well they are not useless when they worked on the soft judges the first 11 times.
@@somebloke. good point
@@motaman8074 I agree but she looks young and hopefully if she gets it together she can salvage her life before she starts getting into serious trouble
I remember her too. She was sitting in that second room when she spewed her excuses and promises last time.
YES!! FINALLY!! Ms Devon Martinez is completely unreliable.
Her Grandmother having a gall bladder operation was a cute touch. If the grandmothers is waiting for her help, I doubt she'd show up any more than she does in court. I have a sneaking suspicion she's part of the reason granny needed that operation.
Gall bladder removal is a 2 day recovery job. So she was lying, of course.
Have ya noticed that _every_ skell who wants out of jail has
a.) kids they have to take care of
b.) Parents/grandparents/aunts/uncles/dogs/cats that are depending upon them and only them!!!!
c.) Suddenly give a crap about they job they blow off reguarly and or "I have an interview on Monday!"
@@scottmccrea1873 Ah yes! That job interview they ALL have next Monday.
The WORST example I've yet seen of someone trying to use his children as a reason he should do no jail time was a man who'd had no contact of any sort with his kids in years. But once he was arrested..."I reconnected and they really need me in their life." Like I need dysentery.
Those family bonds which grown in size in EXACT proportion to the amount of jail time someone's facing. Makes a person feel SO loved.
@@greenman6141oh no it’s not. My gallbladder surgery was a nightmare and I had severe pain for 3 or 4 days and I couldn’t take my pain meds because I was busy throwing them up. Mine took a couple of weeks to recover from. Plus it also depends on whether you have laparoscopic or open surgery.
when they sucked my gall bladder out, I was up and on my feet like within a day or two. I *did* stupidly go out and try to cut my lawn with a push mower like 3 days later - that may have been a little too soon lol but I didn't need anyone to help me with day to day stuff.
When it comes to common statements we hear in court, add "I am starting a new job on Monday."
"I have an interview this afternoon so I can't be remanded. I'm going to get my GED next month. My mom died and I couldn't get to court all YEAR. Well, who drove you here since you don't have a license? My mom." I never get tired of them, it's like I can already write the script of what is going to come out of their mouth, especially the frequent flyers!!!
Wasn’t it responsible of her to be “waiting at a friend’s house for a ride” and not driving, though. Oh, wait - that’s when her car ended up being impounded. 😑
Yep, that's what he said😂
I'm glad someone else caught that...lol
also, she needs to make rent... but all their worldly possessions are in the car?
@@slantos2668Good point!
😂😂😂I thought I was hearing things! Surely her attorney wasn't THAT STUPID!!!😂😂😂
She's lucky the judge didn't give her more time, here in Colorado a FTA is another charge.
Some people, wether you give them a shovel or a microphone, they are going to dig their own grave.
Her: “Oh I am being held accountable for my behavior?…..I don’t understand” 😂
Always got an excuse. A reason. A justification. Sooo many factors we allow ourselves to believe we can use as extenuating circumstances to mitigate our own failure to own our actions and the associated consequences.. Until one day along comes a judge that does what our parents, our churches, our family, our friends never did.. Hold us to account. Life catches up.
They told her there was no zoom so she just didn’t show up
Its amazing that they always are needed to care for their families NOW, but didn't give it one thought while misbehaving. Always grandma needs home care. But the most amazing is the many FTAs, and they think they are not a flight risk.
Granma always needs help around the day her social security money arrives.
I’ll can’t believe that the court would offer her a bond if she didn’t show up the last time they gave her a bond.
watching this where she talks about rent my mind immediately thought of Debbie Davis saying "I know where there's free room and board" 😅
I'm just curious why if she's paying rent all her worldly possessions are in her car. Also why she is on the friend's porch waiting for a ride while her car is right there to be impounded.
But it's not like her stories don't make sense, right?
“Ypsilanti” is actually a Greek word that roughly translates as “Can’t afford to live in Ann Arbor”.
She's the definition of a habitual offender with no remorse.
I had my gallbladder removed and was fine the next day. Was sore but that’s it. I was 58
Criminals have got to be the busiest people on earth. There's always , "alot going on".
In all honesty criminals tend to thrive on chaos (most of them were raised on it which is part of why they are as they are). People generally tend to like order or chaos. There's not a lot of constructive things you can do with chaos though.
Why can't her boyfriend take care of umimpounding their joint car?
Compliance with the court isn't just simple, it's the law. Getting to the court date, on time, may not always be easy, but even if you have to camp out on the courthouse steps, by all means necessary; get there. Or make some new friends in the hoosgow. I've had some amazing experiences in lockup.
'Hoosegow' is cool..... though I'm more of a 'crowbar hotel' kind of guy myself...... and my wife's more of a 'clink' girl..... aah, well.....to each his own I guess....
It is obvious that she's used to talking her way out of facing consequences. Now that she's facing consequences, she is not able to see how it's her fault.
And I'd bet one silver dollar she never does. Some do reform, get a clue, change their lives but her pattern is set. When she's 50 and can't batt her eyes at men to get what she wants she's going to still say "It's not my fault!!"
@@philipem1000 I have a sister who is in her 50’s and is a complete parasite. Karma has caught up with her because now that she's older and her body isn't that nice to look at anymore. Now the only guys that will give her time of day are abusive alcoholics. 😳🙄
How do people handle the stress of breaking the law, then not finishing the process? I can barely stand getting pulled over for accidentally speeding, I couldn’t imagine breaking the law on purpose! 😳
I can add a bit of perspective. The Drug War really did a lot to marginalize serious laws. People saw the laws around drug abuse tighten over decades and slowly as the penalties for being in possession of Cocaine approached being as harsh as Murder, society hit a sort of breaking point. You had a lot of people who knew their drug use wasn't harmful to anyone other than themselves now re-orienting their perspecive on higher crimes, like major theft, larceny, stron armed robbery, and even murder. Society as a whole became sort of desensitized to high crimes thanks to the punative regulations surrounding narcotics during the height of the drug war. And the fact that these policies were used to marginalize whole communities didn't help the situation. So, slowly over 2 or 3 generations (about 60 years) you see the slow decline of percievable fear of punative power. That's just my observations watching this happen over the last 30 or so years. Basically, Nixon and Reagan's drug war watered down what we percieve as "high crimes" to the point that people see them as social infractions instead of felonies. This is what happens when people try to justify rational actions with lies and propaganda as opposed to truth. It's a serious lesson we could all learn from... and one that I think future generations will talk about for a long while.
@@LoneWolfUsul it makes sense!
When I was younger, a few traffic tickets went unpaid and turned into warrants. Every time I went out, especially to drive, it was pure fear.
@@LoneWolfUsul "....many people knew their drug use wasn't harmful to anyone but themselves....."
Sure pal, no robberies, muggings, killings, ruined families, domestic violence etc. etc. ever happened because of drug use..... so thanks for your 'enlightened' input...... yikes.
@@Neillybob63 "because of drug use" is the point of contention. You know all of those things were happening before the drug war was in full swing. Blaming drug use for everything isn't helpful for anything. There are a lot of robbers, murderers, abusers, and confidence scammers who have never done drugs. And what "drug" are you blaming here? just the ones the FDA classifies the way they arbitrarily choose? Having a catchall like DRUGS to blame for bad behaviors that go far beyond simple drug use will never help cure drug abuse. Understanding the underlying condition which drives the person to drug abuse WILL help cure drug abuse. You don't heal people from sickness by sending them to jail. Most of us know people struggling with addiction, and many of those people are not robbing anyone, committing violent offenses, or going in an out of jail regularly. Jails are not treatment centers. They don't provide recovery assistance, they just allow people who make questionable decisions a place to network with other people who make questionable decisions.
Imagine that, she's upset because she has to face consequences for her repeated bad behavior and no shows.
"that is their source of internet" 😂😂😂
Actions or lack thereof has it's consequences. Apparently the younger generation has a hard time understanding this. So in some cases the judicial system attempts to teach such to them.
Well the system gave her quite a few opportunities to learn her responsibilities. She had FTAs while on probation! She is now charged with a felony and I think she's on the fast track to real consequences but still doesn't realize her cute hair and smile won't save her. But when she's 43 and sagging a bit she's still going to be saying "It's not my fault!"
Thank goodness some judges have a spine. Judges Middleton and Washington in particular could learn from judge Slay 😅
I think Judge Disanto is also one that really needs a lesson in how to have a spine.
@@mellveeI came here to say that exact same thing!!
@@mellvee Desanto is one of those judges who never prepares for her cases, never skims over the charges, never organizes her docket. Then she gets flustered and starts lashing out. Not that many of the people before her don't deserve a good lashing but wow! Desanto picks the wrong defendants so often because she isn't prepped.
Picks? They are assigned.@@oliviatree
I agree to a point but honestly I love Judge Middleton because he always looks for the good and tries to help. Once in a while he gets pretty disgusted and lowers the boom. Still I'd rather have someone like that on the bench, especially since his court seems to be at a level where he's not dealing with felony assaults and the like; he seems to only get misdemeanors and evictions and such. Compassion may be misplaced or abused but I'd rather see it than not.
Wow, the wolf is paying attention and gives insightful commentary, nice doggie.
The first thing that I would do, if I were that judge, is investigate what appears to be an inmate that is acting overly familiar to the security staff. Inmates that show that level of familiarity throw up red flags. From my years of experience, and observing the interaction of inmates and security, I have, several times over my career, referred the appearance of impropriety for further investigation, and in only ONE case did the investigation reveal no inappropriate relationship. All except that one, resulted in charges for the officer, and in some, the inmate. I am not saying that there is anything inappropriate there, since I only observed for the few moments on this video, but my warning bells were ringing at full speed.
I agree
Reference an inmate as "who", not "that, because she is a "person" (not an object or thing)."
@@helenweinfeld5689 In American English, commas always go before closing quotation marks.
I wondered what was going on there. She was telling the guard what to do by waving her hand...like a little queen. It was remarkably odd. And she still looks high to me. So I also wondered if that guard wasn't the source of her drugs. (selling drugs being her "party limo" job, the one she is so keen to get back to. Yeah, because if she doesn't make her payment to HER supplier she sure will be in trouble.)
@@helenweinfeld5689 Since you are trying to be a grammar nazi, you should be intelligent enough to see that I was expanding on the CASE (as in "in only one case") in the preceding sentence. And when referring to the CASE, it would be appropriate to use THAT, as in THAT case Which is a THING. I do love it when grammar nazis display their own ignorance.
11:49 I love when these crybaby’s don’t show up and don’t listen to the court, then blame them because you’re a f*ck up. Glad she got remanded.
She can always keep saying things to keep her in there longer if that’s what she wants.
Ms Martinez should not have spewed all that BS, the judge is smart, she knows it's all BS. Martinez should have said the reason she failed to appear all those times is because she's a total air-head. That's believable.
Most liars and criminals have a very difficult time keeping their mouth shut😂
She needs to stay in jail, and learn responsibility.
She wouldn’t have ever come to court. She probably laughed every time prior and said “ I’m smarter than them. They can’t stop me .”
The perpetual smiling...the enthusiastic nods of agreement...what flavour of psychopath is she? Can someone explain this odd behaviour to me?
She's the delusional psychopath
I'm not a psycologist, hell I can barely spell the word, and I don't support arm chair diagnosing... but on the gossip tip... RIGHT? There was something very Dexter with how she tried to act appropriate but failed miserably at the attempt. Then when things didn't go her way, for a split moment the walls crash, until she pulls them back up.
@@LoneWolfUsul Oh...I can assure you that the lightbulbs are just feebly twinkling. I just need to know if it is all pistachio flavour or maybe walnut maple?
Fascinating, in any case.
I think she's very used to charming and talking her way out of any jam. Not quite sure it's psychopathic.
I thought the behavior was being directed at her guard in the room.
At least she doesn't go on a screaming rant like so many in her situation.
That doesn't excuse that she is a narcissistic b*tch that doesn't care about wasting people's time with her drama BS.
great channel. glad to see someone give commentary without interrupting every 10 sec. you got a sub
Gall bladder removal is an outpatient procedure done laproscopically. Recovery is about 3 days, for most. And the point remains true that if she cared about family she wouldn't put herself in situations that would take her away from that family.
Me too.👍💜
Wait, wait. The week before she was worried about paying her lease and her utilities, but now we hear she is basically living out of her car?
Looks that way!
Actually, that's not the hardest trail of crumbs to follow.......
Is it bad that I recognize her lol
Almost like she thinks she’s the only person with problems. 😂
They are ready with an excuse for everything. I guess her family life has a lot of emergencies including her grandmothers life threatening gallbladder removal requiring her and only her to be home with grandma yet she can’t make it to court to appear
She's very devoted to grandma. I would bet she shows up at her house every month, the day the social security money arrives.
I don't get how people are so nonchalant about missing court dates. I ran late once for a simple traffic case due to a flat. I got that tire changed in damn near NASCAR speed while calling the court to let them know i was on my way. She was just begging to go to jail pulling that crap multiple times.
A single FTA anywhere should bar a person from ever being offered bond for the rest of their life. You can't be trusted to do what you swear to do.
Great idea but no room in our jail system……and no one supports building new prisons
I remember having to go to court all the time. I don't miss that part of my youth.
Sounds like you made some good choices eventually. Making mistakes early has some advantages.
I had my gall bladder removed and I was out tbe next day. It is done laproscopically. Its a minor procedure. How much assistance could her grandma need?😅
Good to see the courts can still actually hold someone responsible. I'm starting to wonder.
This young woman acts like she didn't have any chances, when it fact she'd had a dozen. No, Lucy, you don't get to keep pulling the football out from in front of Charlie Brown infinitely. Unlike the cartoon character, a real like judge learns.
Poster girl for irresponsible behavior and ridiculous excuses, topped with expectations of no consequences for her nonsense.
Gallbladder removal is a piece of cake. She doesn’t need to watch over her grandmother for that.
Yes but grandma always needs extra help the day her social security money arrives. So there's that.
I wouldn't let her take care of my pet rock let alone an elderly human.
The library has free Internet. Hell, even burger king has free Internet.
Dam this Judge is Not Playing With Her any more good stuff she has done Her Jobs
New lurker and the Wolf is my spirit animal, odd since I'm a Leo. Enjoyed your narration!!!!
This girl thought she was a lawyer until she was remanded then she didn't get it.
Outstanding 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
Choices and consequences.
She needs to learn to shut up when your lawyer tells you to do so.
WTF. How is she/they in serious jeopardy because they don't have internet?
First of all I just stumbled on to your page. I LOVE your wolf comments and animation 😂 Very clever and different. I'll sub!
I like it when the wolf holds his mouth open and acts surprised!
The excuses are a mile-a-minute with this kid. It’s obvious she doesn’t take the court’s orders seriously. She’ll now get a strong dose of grow-the-fuck-up.
I’m afraid she will be in and out of jail well into her 30s if not longer!😢
Her vehicle AND her boyfriend were impounded. Poor guy
Now that's what a judge is supposed to do
I hope she learns a lesson
I'm afraid there's zero hope of that. I'm firmly convinced it's a personality flaw and not a matter of immaturity.
Highly doubtful.
We all have reasons why we don't want to go to jail. For some of us, this means not doing things that could land us in jail. It's easier that way.
I have always found, the fewer criminal things I do, the less often I find myself in a situation that could result in me going to jail. It's amazing how that works.
Jail is so very awful I cannot imagine why anyone would risk going back❓❗️‼️And the food is just disgusting. And this little honey has a boyfriend and they’re living in a car. Great. How did America end up like this❓❓❓
@@LoneWolfUsul😂😂😂
@@annamarielewis7078 Ponder this. They are living in a car and paying rent. And she drove the car to her friend's house to get a ride from her friend. Are you seeing a pattern here?
@@LoneWolfUsul So...."don't do the crime and you won't do the time"? Wow....I never really thought of it like that before.... I guess that's why I love your channel so much.... I'm learning helpful new stuff like this every day. You're a real lifesaver, Lone Wolf....many thanks!
If all the suggestions of going to jail were acted upon, wow they would be full.
Deal with your problems or your problems will deal with you!
"Yes, obviously the docket is full, and you failed to attend the last hearing, so lets postpone this hearing, until we can schedule another hearing, that can be postponed (or you fail to attend) in the future. Next case for postponing?"
Not a flight risk? how does he decide that based on her 12 FTA? Even if ONE was maybe not her fault, there is another 11 give or take.
Ah ha! Its Foreshadow girl, the sidekick of Captain Hindsight.
Thanks for the memories dude!
Why does everyone seem so unprepared for court?
Now she doesn't need to work to pay utilities. She's now on the tax payers dime. Oooppss,
it now looks like she's come to the end of her yellow brickroad of freedom and is headed to permanent placement in jail. She is so unreliable. I sincerly doubt her family asked for her help knowing they could not count on her help with grandma.❤😇
If she was black, the public would be rallying and calling the judge petty for keeping her in jail when “just a couple failures to appear.”
She claims she is taking care of her grandma and has bills to pay, and she keeps missing court. But she seems to have enough time to keep breaking the law at least 12 times.
...and I keep wondering why she's paying rent if all her worldly possession are in the car. Also why she drove her car to her friend's house so she could get a ride from her friend.
'A woman's work is never done'.
Ah yes your honor I called the prosecuting attorney and they told me that they were sorry for prosecuting me and all charges are dropped and I am awarded a million dollars, a new Corvette, a mansion in any state I choose
"so theres nothing i can say to get me out"
I feel sorry for the embarrassed lawyers
It is about time the Judge took action .
This is a great example of why people don't fear the legal system. Do whatever you want and get let out right away. When there are serious consequences for your crimes then people won't think its such a joke.