@@damienholland9244 Is that what you tell yourself when you drink and drive, "oh, everybody does it"? Is that how you justify it to yourself to relieve your conscience? Not everyone has flagrant disregard for the lives of the people around them. You think life is some kind of game.
Loathe these people that play the victim card and say how "they" are suffering. Reminds me of that stupid affluenza teen and the other little turds that skirt the law.
@@amanawolf9166 Show some Pity my guy. They said she was taking anxiety pills and bipolar medications. Her intentions was not to hurt anyone but was just trying to help her self. Shame on you.
And if she wasn’t crying you’d be on here bitching about how she’s heartless. She has a right to be upset, her being upset doesn’t relieve her from guilt or blame.
@@TheVGphoto She most certainly does have a right to be upset but do you know who has even more of a right to be upset? The innocent man who lost both of his legs and nearly lost his life because of her irresponsibility, recklessness, and stupidity.
U know I don't think I could live with myself knowing I caused him to lose his legs. I had alcohol & drug problems so I know how that is & that's no excuse.
It’s legitimately so scary that one day you could be walking out just fine and the next day you are in a wheel chair for the rest of your life. Why she didn’t get 10+ years is beyond me. She ruined that guys life.
Thank God you are not a judge. 10 years for what? You could kill someone and get aggravated vehicular manslaughter and not get 10 years... don’t quit your day job
My friend just got in a wreck due to a drunk driver. She was coming home late after a night of work, and a drunk driver swerved into her lane, she swerved due to panic and flipped in her car and got stuck in a ditch. The drunk driver just drove off. She stayed there for over five hours, until the next morning when a school bus driver noticed the car and called the cops. She's on life support right now with a broken vertebrae and bleeding in her brain. She's got two young children and we don't know if she's gonna make it. There shouldn't be plea deals for intoxicated driving.
It's so scary to see how self centered and egocentric a person can be purely because they're not smart enough to be able to think about others. She should be consumed with guilt, especially being in the same room as the innocent man who's life she destroyed.
i watch many DUI on here and the one thing that makes me crazy is weed gets you life but drunk driving gets nothing and not to mention how the DUI videos are so arrogant and self entitlede...who is the court protecting with no jail...the innocent sober people or the drunk driver...wtf
@@mr.greengrows5910 Oh shut up. Come and complain when men are defenseless against women and are incapable of making their own choices in society without a man's permission.
What most people fail to understand is that psychiatric drugs are DISABLING. The woman's psychiatrist should be standing trial. I am a survivor of over thirty years of psychiatric abuse. So I know what I'm talking about. Big Pharma the FDA and the APA are to blame not just alcoholism. And bipolar disorder is CREATED by ABUSE.
@@janetdaily5774 then she should have taken her meds. Thet create people to have control of their actions. The drug companies and doctors dont prescribe these meds unless they work. She is lying
This goes to show how bad our laws against drunk driving need to be changed. It’s 2nd degree homicide first offense. It should be first degree murder if there’s a second offense.
You say that as if she doesn't deserve some sympathy...I'm sure she didn't intentionally go out to cripple this man we all make poor decisions and must pay the price but have some heart
We need to stop showing compassion to monsters. She has previous duis. She shouldn't have been offered a plea deal at all. She almost killed a man and was responsible for him LOSING HIS LEGS! She also showed up to court messed up on pills. Good God why was she ever offered anything but s maximum sentence!?
@@drexxler138 no she got ONLY 5 years! Jail her & let her out when the man's legs grow back! Sue her so she & her family live on the street! Take every dime she has! Not her first DUI slick!
I was a defense attorney for 20 years and represented hundreds of DWI clients. While the vast majority were just normal people who truly did not know they were impaired, did not do badly on field sobriety tests, and had relatively low (but still over the limit) B.A.C. They made a mistake and were generally very remorseful. If I managed to find a flaw in the breath test (and believe me those machines are NOT infallible) and got the charge reduced to reckless driving, I had no problem at all doing so. But there were a handful like this woman and representing them made me sick to my stomach. I've even had idiots show up to court drunk for their DWI case, having DRIVEN to court! (Two got arrested leaving the courtroom.) Eventually I decided I'd had enough and now I'm working on getting back to teaching math. Every defendant in this country is entitled to legal representation but it's women like this that made me quit.
All I read was "defense attorney". I stopped reading because people like you are the reason people get killed/raped/beaten, whatever. You plead for their freedom to go out and do it again and to HELL with the victim. It makes me sick.
"Every defendant in this country is entitled to legal representation but it's women like this that made me quit" I'm honestly impressed by your professionalism. I would have stated it a lot less diplomatically.
I have a friend who did your job, for seven years, and told me in all that time, he never had one DUI suspect that was innocent or very sorry for his actions...He is now finaning cars for a living...OPPS
"While the vast majority were just normal people who truly did not know they were impaired..." Yeah, I can definitely see the "defense lawyer" rearing its head through here.
@@Beezlie727 The defense attorney was clearly upset with her client. Notice how hard she warned her client to SHAPE UP by putting her hand over hers so quick.
RudeBOY 4 years is nothing compared to what that woman took from that principle. She CHOSE to go out and willingly drive intoxicated knowing the risks of doing so. That man didn’t want to get in a car accident, he was innocent and had something integral to his life taking from him by an ignorant and disgusting person.
I know, that sucks. What is worse, if he were to not be alive -- it would only add an extra year. Involuntary Manslaughter, even while intoxicated is Min. 5 years (With a damn good lawyer).
Comes down to personal character. Taking responsibility doesn't just mean saying sorry. It means presenting yourself in court with what little integrity you have left. The victim has suffered more mental and physical trauma than she ever will.
I used to be a bartender. One day after a shift I had 4 drinks thinking I was fine to drive home (I'm 6'4 and 240 pounds). I was also on a weight cut for a tournament so the booze hit me harder than I expected. When I saw the DUI checkpoint, I didn't try to avoid it. I though "This is the same line I've been through a dozen times, I know I didn't drink too much". Turns out that due to my weight cut I blew a 0.09 and got a DUI. I didn't hurt anyone, nor was I breaking any laws driving. But I pushed my limit, played a stupid game and won a stupid prize. My situation was unlucky but still my fault. I never victimized myself and have found a better career since. I'll never understand how some people just blow it off like its nothing. I didn't even hurt anyone and I felt terrible.
@@Fred-mp1vf Wow. You are dense. I'll explain it to you more carefully I guess I clearly broke the law of drinking too much and driving. I didn't do anything that would get me pulled over though. No speeding, swerving, rolling stop signs, ect. I saw a DUI checkpoint on my way home and didn't try to avoid it because I've bought breathalyzers before, 4 drinks and I'm usually under the limit. My situation was about as mild as a DUI case can possibly be and I still clearly stated that I felt terrible afterwards. What point are you trying to make?
My father's life was destroyed by a drunk driver, as I was only 2 yrs old it didn't exactly improve my childhood either, at any rate, I have ZERO sympathy for drunk drivers. ZERO!
i am allergic to alcohol. half a pint is already makes me look like red lobster. So in my local pub, i have always been the designated driver, and i collect their car keys when they are still sober and give it back when i brought them safety to their doors. ( it was in a small village in scotland, so everyone knows everybody and where they live. 😂😂😋😂😂
I was hit by a woman who was drunk and nearly lost my leg. The woman only got 6 years and it was her fourth or fifth DUI. When she hit me I rolled over the car, smashed in the windshield and landed on the trunk. She didn't stop and carried me over half a mile before she was stopped even though I was banging on the windshield trying to get her to stop. My entire life was changed due to this, and my military career ended. These people only care about themselves. Very sad to hear this happened and I can honestly empathize with the victim.
Thank you for your service. My father served 32 years and is buried in the National Cemetery in my State. I'm glad to know that you're still above ground :)
I have anxiety and bipolar and even I know not to over medicate myself. She wasn’t ready to accept her guilt. She’s trying to escape it. When you have disorders like this it’s overwhelming but you can’t escape things you do
@@TheMusicHeals.kjhjhhg Where did your comment come from? The person above made a comment about compassion, and you call them an idiot? Keyboard warrior, I'm assuming........... It's obvious you cannot join an intelligent discussion.
Cars are designed to stop you from getting hurt in frontal collisions, while victims who are on foot or on a bike just take the full brunt of the impact, even hitting a car from the side means you are hitting someone dead on while being safer yourself
A couple of months later, she ended up accepting another plea deal. “Under the terms of the plea deal, Aguilera will serve five years in prison and three years of probation.”
The way her lawyer reached out to grab her arm to try to stop her from talking... even her lawyer knows how ridiculously entitled and oblivious she is. Goodness. She ruined somebody's life. She shouldn't even be opening her mouth. 🤦🏽♀️
Her attorney was probably wishing there was cover to do a less subtle kick under the table lol. Sometimes the client is determined to hang themselves with their declarations of why their situation is unfair.
Yep. I know a guy with 3 or 4 prescription drug related DUIs. He finally got his license revoked this year and blames everyone from the other drivers to the pharmacist. Turns out, he's had several other smaller accidents and paid the people off directly without involving the law or insurance company. Straight up narcissist with no remorse at all.
My mother still goes to visit the grave of her childhood friend who was killed by a drunk driver outside her house. They didn't realize they were dragging his body for a mile so she couldn't go outside that day. They needed to find all the pieces and her parents didn't want her to see what happened to him. No sympathy for people who drink and drive.
As a retired Registered Nurse, psychotropics and their related family of drugs are very powerful and must be taken with utmost care. Unfortunately, once a patient with various disorders requiring stabilization on medication has been discharged, a good many and/or their families don’t follow the directions specific to the patient’s desired outcomes. Caring for patients with mental/emotional/psychosocial disorders is challenging, to say the least (I have professional experience as well as close members of my family). God bless these patients and families and society in which they live and work.
@@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043 I agree with you. But on the other hand I'm on abilify for bipolar disorder and anxiety and depression but I still know if I kill or injure a person I'd still know its wrong to drink and drive plus you shouldn't mix meds with alcohol
You can't let people take advantage of you like that. The man lost his legs and people want to put pity on her? Did you see her behavior? Would you support a devil that crys their way out of everything? The world needs to stop simping hard for a female and see how messed up what she did is.
@@Edgar-so9of How is he taking advantage? It's not like her serving prison times is going to regrow his legs. You need to learn the lessons of Jesus and forgiveness. You need to be more like the man who lost his legs.
@@JosedeJezeus You dont believe in justice. smh How are you going to let your belief allow people like these go? She's old enough to know better. What about accountability? or should we let her go cuz she's a women? Every system has flaws but doesn't mean we should be okay with them.
@@Edgar-so9of Take your anger our on alcohol. All humans make mistakes. Some make bigger mistakes than others, but if a person has truly learned from their mistake, they shouldn't be put in jail, they should be out in society giving speeches on what led them to the mistake they made. That, to me, is true justice. It doesn't do society any good to lock people up in a box. We need to put these people to WORK, giving talks on preventing others for committing the same mistake. The people who have learned their lesson in society are valuable, because they can teach us the lesson they learned.
From someone like me who has bipolar and anxiety, she can pull the Bipolar excuse all she wants but our doctors tell us bipolar patients how important it is to stay away from alcohol and she continued to drive under the influence of alcohol there for I hope she’s still in prison.
As a bipolar person too, I absolutely agree, the only thing I don't get is why everyone was outraged that she was medicated. She NEEDS to be medicated, she DOESN'T need to mix her meds with alcohol. If she didn't take meds she could explode into full blown mania and potentially do more damage than she already did
FUN FACTS: for anyone who curious what ultimately happened, Maria Aguilera ended up accepting another plea deal: 5 years in prison, 3 years of probation, 200 hours community service, substance abuse counselling. But wait, there's more! This report on the case was severely lacking. I don't criticize WPLG Local 10 for not saying what the defendant's ultimate sentence was, because they aren't time travellers, and had no way at the time of this reporting to know. However, this report was weak. They didn't explain the details of the plea deal that got canceller, anything about the accident, and didn't show the defendant's odd or disrespectful behavior in court that lead to the judge bringing down the hammer of gavels onto the confused cranium of the criminal cr-something or other. But wait - here's the more! The accident that cost Perez his legs wasn't just an accident: he was coaching his son's baseball team and got hit ON THE FIELD. Two other people were also injured, with Perez the worst. The original plea deal was for 4 years of prison, 1 year house arrest, 2 years probation, 300 hours community service, substance abuse counselling. So basically her house arrest was turned into prison time, she got an extra year of probation, but dropped 100 hours of community service hours. That concludes this edition of FUN FACTS.
Thank you, Judy, for kindly explaining what actually happened in the end with this horrible case💔:( Also, please ignore the mean "Grammar Police" in the comments since he did NOT bother with any facts, except for being UNkind🙄!!
Thank you for filling in the blanks! There's absolutely NO excuse for anyone to get in a car and drive impaired - "buzzed driving" or solidly self-aware plastered... And the ridiculous thing is that those who do know that they are actually not in a state to drive , that they aren't "themselves",otherwise the issue of convincing themselves wouldn't enter their minds at all when they turn that key.. and every dui driver will tell that they had that conversation with themselves because they already knew it. My mother , years ago, had a drinking issue and I thank God she never tried to drive home. She had her "neighborhood" bar and that's where her friends all were. But I do give her credit because she would go to her car, get in and lock herself in and sleep it off. She never drove. I have a special interest here , I feel, since I graduated from South Dade High, but in 1978,years before this principal was there.. but it still pisses me off. I say throw the book at them, they kill and main people who are innocent and we love and care about
Well obviously they didn't know what the ultimate sentence was, since this video is about her failing to get a plea deal, which means the trial is still ahead.
I don't see what's wrong with Judy's grammar here. Baffled by that comment. Agree that this news report was very weak. Kept waiting for them to actually play the video of Aguilera, but the payoff just never comes. I was impressed with the reporter's ability to strike a relatively neutral tone when reporting on the woman who crippled his uncle.
Shame on her. She doesn’t care about anyone but herself. The best thing to do "don't take drugs that will impidte your ability to think and do not drink and drive." She knows better, an adult person that did not care about other human beings.
The son is oozing the ‘entitlement’ he learned from his ignorant mother. All pulled up to go to court. Probably trying to scam the system for some kind of disability. So if the 4 yr deal got pulled, how much time is she facing? Nice the judge admonished her but since no verdict was passed down, and this further wastes time, why did the judge not slap her with a contempt charge?
Murder is when you plan someones death, what she did is manslaughter. You cant just make up any old charge, the Judge would have thrown a murder charge out and rightly so, it was no murder, attempter murder or any other kind of murder as it was no previously planned.
Right. Yank the plea deal cuz she shows up to court high, yet lets her walk out?? Wtf!! I went to high school with a guy who got 3 dui's in as many weeks, getting majorly injured (and injuring 2 old ladies) in the accident that got him his 3rd. Anyways, while he's going to court for these cases, he's super medicated and still using drugs, and the judge noticed and ordered a drug test. He popped for meth, being that he was prescribed everything else he was dirty for, and that judge locked him up til his sentencing, and gave him 8 yrs... This broad took a man's legs..
And a brain smaller than a pea. Her (at least) 3rd offence of dui, cutting him in half in the process, and this guy wanted to help get her back behind the wheel again as fast as possible. Big heart, small brain.
Keeping this woman off the road to save future victims is a priority, showing compassion will get her back behind the wheel more quickly and was not in the interest of the public.
I love that sharp hand grab that the lawyer gave her when she started talking to the other lawyer. That's called a non-verbal gesture and it means, "SHUT UP!"
Tos2290 Hard to help the person that so very cheerfully waltzes themself off a cliff at a moment’s notice. Even walking in, I saw dread in the attorney’s eyes.
The type of person who will talk themselves into a citation when the cops are willing to give you a break. She didn't deserve a deal anyway. I don't like drunk driving dipshits!
lol my Dad used to call us dipshits when we were kids! All six of us! God rest his soul, I miss him sooo much! 💕 his sarcasm can't be taught or explained!
I had a dui in California 3 in a half years ago. They are stiff. The penalties are great. Lessons are learned. Ive been 3 years sober and life has changed. Much was taken from me and deservingly. Understand people change. Not this woman but people change.
in texas, its zero tolerance, not only do you get fined over $10,000 and spend time in prison, but you also deal with muuuuch higher insurance premium and license suspension, and you kill someone while DUI, you get locked up for a looooong time, and if you refuse a breathalyzer or sobriety test you go to jail, it can affect you for the rest of your life and if you harm someone in the process, you can kiss your old life good bye! its extremely frowned upon when trying to gain employment too. I always say "if you can afford to go out to a bar, then you can afford an uber, lyft, taxi, etc" and its soooo much cheaper than a $10,000 fine too, but you avoid expensive bar tabs and uber fees all together if you just drink at home, and its cheaper too than going to a bar
cpcheater1011 the punishments u listed are about the same in California. A little over 10k in fees, suspended licenses, alcoholics classes and all that good stuff. Never got a dui and don’t plan to, but know plenty of ppl that have multiple dui’s
It really isn't hard to NOT drive while intoxicated, it really isn't. Even when I use to drink and get FUBAR, I was still cognitive enough to NOT get behind the wheel. I'd crawl home, if I had to. If you drink and drive, you do it because you don't care about the lives of others. Edit! Listen, if you drink and drive you go to jail, simple, right? But some people have excuse after excuse. Try telling the Judge "oh, but I was drunk, I didn't know any better! I didn't mean to kill that family. I didn't mean to kill their little baby in the back seat!" See how far that gets you. If you drink and drive you are a selfish human being. There was an episode of "Dexter" about this very thing. YOU are the bad guy if you drink and drive, no "ifs" "ands" or "buts".
@@briansadler5225 Are you saying he's never been drunk enough to not give a damn about other people's lives?? What the hell do you drink to become so dangerously misanthropic?
Some people do not deserve second chances. The victim lost his legs, and her and her vampire looking son think they have been treated badly. You can see the arrogance from her son that they think they can do and say what they want with a cocky attitude.
@J A Exactly if you live an area without good public transportation, you can't swing a cat without hitting someone who's had a dui. America's love of alcohol and private transportation do not mix. This is why I can't wait until self-driving cars are a viable option so we can stop pouring untold amounts of grief and resources into dealing with DUIs.
I would be surprised this is her first DUI. When I got mine I was too embarrassed to argue. I was preoccupied with the thought of my adult children losing respect for me. Take your punishment and change your life. It gets better.
If you watch the entire thing and pay attention, you'll know two things. 1. you don't need a plea bargain for a first offense. 2. they spoke of another dui offense just a year prior. This was likely 3rd strike, which is why she would have needed a plea deal in the first place, otherwise she'd have just claimed no contest or guilty and taken diversion / crime victim's panel and Drug / Alchohol treatment and kept her record clean.
@@rokasb6907 No, that's not what they meant. They meant that he was generous toward the coward who ruined him. She took his legs, and he asked for a plea deal. That shows you what kind of person he is. The only thing she truly deserves would be the maximum sentence. You sound like a "silly sausage," whatever that means.
Yeah he seems like a really good person. I feel as though I’d want her to be locked up and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law possible if I was in this man’s shoes. Yet he chose to show compassion. Amazing
4 years for putting a man in a whell chair for life ? wtf is that she should do a minimum of 10 and pay for every single medical attention the man needs..
This woman should not be out free. Imagine if she once again started driving like this? Her son doesn't look like he is in his right mind either. I wonder who drove them back from court that day..
All she had to do was keep her mouth shut besides saying "Yes your honor" and she couldn't even do that. No self control and a big mouth, have fun behind bars.
@@Thesamurai1999 Nothing will bring his legs back, but locker her up for life and throwing away the key will guarantee she can never mow someone down and injure them, ever again.
@@ryanc2340 I understand the point. But I feel like having her in prison for some years and then having her pay for some of his healthcare or mechanical legs or something is a better option. That way she is atleast trying to minimize the problem
You don't even know her son, you saw a five second clip of him. But you somehow know he's a bad person because of those five seconds right? Moron. Send me a five second clip of you so I can decide what kind of person you are, how about? Since that's all you need to see to judge someones character apparently.
Ellen Carter I’m sorry bro but if I wasn’t going to see my mom for 4 years I’d have a lot of mixed emotions. Poor kid didn’t ask for it, and now his whole life will drastically change
The judge did the right thing, this woman ruined another person's life, and then can't make it to court on time? Let her sit in jail and receive her treatments.
She went to jail for five years and three years probation. She got out February 2023.. She wasgiven an ankle monitor that detected whether or not she had been drinking. She tampered with and was rearrested for parole violation. When tested for alcohol she had triple the legal limit in her system.
Get drunk at home, alone, in your bedroom. While crying and cursing at the wall. That's what I do.
Believe me, you are not the only one.
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Much better than killing someone
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God bless you brother, I have been there.
The guy lost his legs and she walks around crying that the world is unfair
That's called female privilege.
If it was a man he would be serving 15years without possibility of parol in a maxiimum security prison
The guy lost his legs (because of her), and she walks . . . . . . 😣
That lady that hit the 3 kids off the schoolbus got a slap on the wrist. The justice system is fked.
Thats women for ya
My girlfriend was killed by a drunk driver five months ago. I have no compassion for her or anyone else who drives drunk.
I’m so sorry for your loss
I’m so sorry for your loss 😢 drunk drivers are the worst.
The guy lost his legs? Man this woman needs to go to jail for ever
Most of you have driven under the influence at least once in your life.
@@damienholland9244 most of us haven't crashed and caused permanent paralysis to a stranger
@@damienholland9244 Project much? Assumptions like this show your character more than you'd like. Stop excusing criminals.
@@eddyblackmore4188 I wager just about every single one of you has had one or two beers before driving.
@@damienholland9244 Is that what you tell yourself when you drink and drive, "oh, everybody does it"? Is that how you justify it to yourself to relieve your conscience? Not everyone has flagrant disregard for the lives of the people around them. You think life is some kind of game.
He lost his legs and she’s out crying about how horrible life is
Loathe these people that play the victim card and say how "they" are suffering. Reminds me of that stupid affluenza teen and the other little turds that skirt the law.
@@amanawolf9166 Show some Pity my guy. They said she was taking anxiety pills and bipolar medications. Her intentions was not to hurt anyone but was just trying to help her self. Shame on you.
And if she wasn’t crying you’d be on here bitching about how she’s heartless. She has a right to be upset, her being upset doesn’t relieve her from guilt or blame.
Which shows, SHE JUST DOESN’T CARE ABOUT ANYONE BUT HERSELF..
@@TheVGphoto She most certainly does have a right to be upset but do you know who has even more of a right to be upset? The innocent man who lost both of his legs and nearly lost his life because of her irresponsibility, recklessness, and stupidity.
“Today was a disaster”
*Nope. Not even close. The real disaster was when her victim lost the use of his legs.*
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U know I don't think I could live with myself knowing I caused him to lose his legs. I had alcohol & drug problems so I know how that is & that's no excuse.
Okay, but that day in court was a disaster for the defendant. Big time.
Unbelievable not mention about the Principle losing legs at the start of news story. Shame on station management.
Yes....AGREED. TRULY.☺😁🤗👵🕊...SAID MY PIECE ABOVE.
Man, her child has an attitude problem. We’ll see him in court next
This is what compassion really gets you. She should get 30 years for the damage she caused
She can be allowed to drive again when the victim is able to walk again. Which is likely never.
Come on, be reasonable. Most murderers don't even get that many years.
This woman looks like she can’t make good decisions while sober
yes BIll E... it is the face of mental illness
@@inTruthbyGrace illness? As if there's a diagnosis other than a clinical opinion, that's become very politicized.
Nobody can
@@imshaunnurse True, look at most of these celebrities
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It’s legitimately so scary that one day you could be walking out just fine and the next day you are in a wheel chair for the rest of your life. Why she didn’t get 10+ years is beyond me. She ruined that guys life.
Thank God you are not a judge. 10 years for what? You could kill someone and get aggravated vehicular manslaughter and not get 10 years... don’t quit your day job
My friend just got in a wreck due to a drunk driver. She was coming home late after a night of work, and a drunk driver swerved into her lane, she swerved due to panic and flipped in her car and got stuck in a ditch. The drunk driver just drove off. She stayed there for over five hours, until the next morning when a school bus driver noticed the car and called the cops. She's on life support right now with a broken vertebrae and bleeding in her brain. She's got two young children and we don't know if she's gonna make it. There shouldn't be plea deals for intoxicated driving.
@@gunkanjima3408 We know it's not part of the current law but what we're saying is that we wish it was because she would deserve 10+ years.
@@bethanymock4581 I'm so sorry to hear that. That's devestating.
@@gunkanjima3408 nah, his perfect as a judge
It's so scary to see how self centered and egocentric a person can be purely because they're not smart enough to be able to think about others. She should be consumed with guilt, especially being in the same room as the innocent man who's life she destroyed.
It’s called The Dunning Kruger effect…
It's got nothing to do with smartness. Entitlement and vanity
Nope. All she cares about is the time she will face. Crocodile tears
i watch many DUI on here and the one thing that makes me crazy is weed gets you life but drunk driving gets nothing and not to mention how the DUI videos are so arrogant and self entitlede...who is the court protecting with no jail...the innocent sober people or the drunk driver...wtf
no sympathy for anyone drinking and driving. Maximum penalties for all of them.
Disgusting. 10 years should be the minimum, that guy has no legs for the rest of his life.
Women don't get harsh sentences
I laughed at 4 years for nearly killing a human. No wonder West is going down so fast
waterhot80 a failed robbery that would leave someone without legs or paralyzed would land you in prison for decades. If you’re a man of course
I guess she wasn’t the only one to get legless that night.
@@mr.greengrows5910 Oh shut up. Come and complain when men are defenseless against women and are incapable of making their own choices in society without a man's permission.
Ruined that guys life and she’s only getting four years. That’s sad.
What most people fail to understand is that psychiatric drugs are DISABLING. The woman's psychiatrist should be standing trial. I am a survivor of over thirty years of psychiatric abuse. So I know what I'm talking about. Big Pharma the FDA and the APA are to blame not just alcoholism. And bipolar disorder is CREATED by ABUSE.
@@janetdaily5774 then she should have taken her meds. Thet create people to have control of their actions. The drug companies and doctors dont prescribe these meds unless they work. She is lying
@@JimmyStruthers1000 i would help you pay for your lawyer
Edward Kennedy youre a good man Mr. Kennedy..
Yomama Bin Fartin For somethings a eye for a eye needs to come back to the legal system.
This goes to show how bad our laws against drunk driving need to be changed. It’s 2nd degree homicide first offense. It should be first degree murder if there’s a second offense.
Good for that Judge. We need more like her!!👍
showed up late and medicated...DUI needs consequences
Boohoo I'm a drunk who took a mans legs pity me
You say that as if she doesn't deserve some sympathy...I'm sure she didn't intentionally go out to cripple this man we all make poor decisions and must pay the price but have some heart
@@smartychase id rather have my legs 🤷🏻♂️💯🤣
Double standard much
@@smartychase --No heart for that trash bag.
@MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN The victim was the one who wanted to give her a break. Pay attention.
We need to stop showing compassion to monsters. She has previous duis. She shouldn't have been offered a plea deal at all. She almost killed a man and was responsible for him LOSING HIS LEGS! She also showed up to court messed up on pills. Good God why was she ever offered anything but s maximum sentence!?
Well she got 5 years.
Loss of limbs hmmm 5 years too light. Lets take away her two eyes as organ donation. Think that's fair and medieval
Why are you a misogynist?
Who hurt you?
(Im being facetious)
@@drexxler138 no she got ONLY 5 years! Jail her & let her out when the man's legs grow back! Sue her so she & her family live on the street! Take every dime she has! Not her first DUI slick!
..The judge must be on pills too 😀 !!
I was a defense attorney for 20 years and represented hundreds of DWI clients. While the vast majority were just normal people who truly did not know they were impaired, did not do badly on field sobriety tests, and had relatively low (but still over the limit) B.A.C. They made a mistake and were generally very remorseful. If I managed to find a flaw in the breath test (and believe me those machines are NOT infallible) and got the charge reduced to reckless driving, I had no problem at all doing so. But there were a handful like this woman and representing them made me sick to my stomach. I've even had idiots show up to court drunk for their DWI case, having DRIVEN to court! (Two got arrested leaving the courtroom.) Eventually I decided I'd had enough and now I'm working on getting back to teaching math. Every defendant in this country is entitled to legal representation but it's women like this that made me quit.
All I read was "defense attorney". I stopped reading because people like you are the reason people get killed/raped/beaten, whatever. You plead for their freedom to go out and do it again and to HELL with the victim. It makes me sick.
"Every defendant in this country is entitled to legal representation but it's women like this that made me quit" I'm honestly impressed by your professionalism. I would have stated it a lot less diplomatically.
I have a friend who did your job, for seven years, and told me in all that time, he never had one DUI suspect that was innocent or very sorry for his actions...He is now finaning cars for a living...OPPS
I am so sorry you went through this
"While the vast majority were just normal people who truly did not know they were impaired..."
Yeah, I can definitely see the "defense lawyer" rearing its head through here.
This goes to show you that you can help a person all you want but if they are in the path to destroy themselves, you gotta let them go.
Most of you have driven under the influence at least once in your lives. At least.
That public defenses attorney was smart to say "i'm not a doctor"
I'm wondering if she's really a defense attorney.
@@Beezlie727 The defense attorney was clearly upset with her client. Notice how hard she warned her client to SHAPE UP by putting her hand over hers so quick.
"I am not a lawyer, Jim! I am a doctor"
A lot of Lawyers have JDs which is a Juris Doctor degree so actually most of them are doctors, just not medical ones.
give the son credit too
She left a man without his legs and she’s only getting 4 years??
She's a woman. Women get lighter sentances.
RudeBOY lol what??
RudeBOY 4 years is nothing compared to what that woman took from that principle. She CHOSE to go out and willingly drive intoxicated knowing the risks of doing so. That man didn’t want to get in a car accident, he was innocent and had something integral to his life taking from him by an ignorant and disgusting person.
I know, that sucks. What is worse, if he were to not be alive -- it would only add an extra year. Involuntary Manslaughter, even while intoxicated is Min. 5 years (With a damn good lawyer).
It should be forty, not four.
Comes down to personal character. Taking responsibility doesn't just mean saying sorry. It means presenting yourself in court with what little integrity you have left. The victim has suffered more mental and physical trauma than she ever will.
I used to be a bartender. One day after a shift I had 4 drinks thinking I was fine to drive home (I'm 6'4 and 240 pounds). I was also on a weight cut for a tournament so the booze hit me harder than I expected. When I saw the DUI checkpoint, I didn't try to avoid it. I though "This is the same line I've been through a dozen times, I know I didn't drink too much". Turns out that due to my weight cut I blew a 0.09 and got a DUI. I didn't hurt anyone, nor was I breaking any laws driving. But I pushed my limit, played a stupid game and won a stupid prize. My situation was unlucky but still my fault. I never victimized myself and have found a better career since. I'll never understand how some people just blow it off like its nothing. I didn't even hurt anyone and I felt terrible.
How can you say that you weren't breaking any laws? You were endangering others by your own thoughtfulness and carelessness!
@@Fred-mp1vf Wow. You are dense. I'll explain it to you more carefully I guess
I clearly broke the law of drinking too much and driving. I didn't do anything that would get me pulled over though. No speeding, swerving, rolling stop signs, ect. I saw a DUI checkpoint on my way home and didn't try to avoid it because I've bought breathalyzers before, 4 drinks and I'm usually under the limit. My situation was about as mild as a DUI case can possibly be and I still clearly stated that I felt terrible afterwards. What point are you trying to make?
My father's life was destroyed by a drunk driver, as I was only 2 yrs old it didn't exactly improve my childhood either, at any rate, I have ZERO sympathy for drunk drivers. ZERO!
What happened to your Father?
praying for you
Mark989, a hundred thumbs up if i could.
Childish, petty, vindictive, narscissistic sociopathic AND power - all the traits you want in a dictator
Not one single human being should have any sympathy for anyone driving under the influence.
i am allergic to alcohol. half a pint is already makes me look like red lobster. So in my local pub, i have always been the designated driver, and i collect their car keys when they are still sober and give it back when i brought them safety to their doors. ( it was in a small village in scotland, so everyone knows everybody and where they live. 😂😂😋😂😂
I was hit by a woman who was drunk and nearly lost my leg. The woman only got 6 years and it was her fourth or fifth DUI. When she hit me I rolled over the car, smashed in the windshield and landed on the trunk. She didn't stop and carried me over half a mile before she was stopped even though I was banging on the windshield trying to get her to stop. My entire life was changed due to this, and my military career ended. These people only care about themselves. Very sad to hear this happened and I can honestly empathize with the victim.
Thank you for your service
Sorry to read what happened to you... hope you find a new career and happiness.
Thank you for your service. My father served 32 years and is buried in the National Cemetery in my State. I'm glad to know that you're still above ground :)
Thank you for your service. God bless you. 🇺🇸
Wow. This is wild man. Thanks for your service. Hope life is going better for you.
When cases are as serious as they come there should be no deals. I believe everyone I've ever talked to in my life agrees with that
I have anxiety and bipolar and even I know not to over medicate myself. She wasn’t ready to accept her guilt. She’s trying to escape it. When you have disorders like this it’s overwhelming but you can’t escape things you do
You want to show compassion. Then take her off the road and save the innocent. That is compassion
@@TheMusicHeals.kjhjhhg Where did your comment come from? The person above made a comment about compassion, and you call them an idiot? Keyboard warrior, I'm assuming........... It's obvious you cannot join an intelligent discussion.
Exactly ♡
Thank u y would he agree 2 this u can definitely tell she will do it again
@Jakazu give them to her victim, if the graft will take. THAT is justice.
the drunk drivers always walk away with a scratch whereas the victims are always the ones suffering from someone's bad decision. life can be unfair.
Thank you!
Is because y'all are unfair don't blame life smh I seen how u people really are
@@uplayedyourselfu6115 quit huffing paint
Cars are designed to stop you from getting hurt in frontal collisions, while victims who are on foot or on a bike just take the full brunt of the impact, even hitting a car from the side means you are hitting someone dead on while being safer yourself
That's what life is. Something unfair by default.
A couple of months later, she ended up accepting another plea deal. “Under the terms of the plea deal, Aguilera will serve five years in prison and three years of probation.”
Thanks for the update
Some people don't deserve compassion.
Lost his legs, can never walk again, and she gets 4 years?
Our justice system is pathetic and sad.
the Emperor of man that’s not okay either
the Emperor of man that’s just vigilante justice for retards.
And people complain we're going to have a social credit system like China. That's what happens when no one minds their own business
Go move to Mexico then
@@found_my_chapstick190 a Mexican was the one who destroyed his life in the first place, Wtf would I wanna move there?
The way her lawyer reached out to grab her arm to try to stop her from talking... even her lawyer knows how ridiculously entitled and oblivious she is. Goodness. She ruined somebody's life. She shouldn't even be opening her mouth. 🤦🏽♀️
Her attorney was probably wishing there was cover to do a less subtle kick under the table lol. Sometimes the client is determined to hang themselves with their declarations of why their situation is unfair.
@Brian Mull 80 million people watched him talk over and over and voted for him…
Why do uneducated black America's constantly have to say anyone who is not black has entitlement?? What about Oj?
@@tony4534 because they are uneducated
@@donblade5405 You are an idiot whether you’re educated or not.
Why was she allowed to LEAVE ??? SHE'S DRUGGED UP ON COURT !!! WTF ???
No good deed goes unpunished
This is the way a lot of people are, just self absorbed and unwilling to be better people.
Yep. I know a guy with 3 or 4 prescription drug related DUIs. He finally got his license revoked this year and blames everyone from the other drivers to the pharmacist. Turns out, he's had several other smaller accidents and paid the people off directly without involving the law or insurance company. Straight up narcissist with no remorse at all.
This is every1.. U, me, them,, everyone....
@@chuelor243 speak for yourself 😂
I know you are but what I'm I?! 😂
I can see the hate that im getting.. Like i said... Everyone
My mother still goes to visit the grave of her childhood friend who was killed by a drunk driver outside her house. They didn't realize they were dragging his body for a mile so she couldn't go outside that day. They needed to find all the pieces and her parents didn't want her to see what happened to him. No sympathy for people who drink and drive.
The grave was outside the house?
@@susanparsons4338 no. He was killed right outside her house
How horrible for your mother. We have just GOT to find a way to get dui offenders - especially repeat offenders OFF the streets.
@@alsinakiria oh ok but why is the grave outside the house? Does she live in a cemetery tho?
@@susanparsons4338 it's not right outside her house I don't know why you think that. She goes to visit his grave at the cemetery.
She deserves no mercy. And because of her mental state, she will never admit to any wrongful behavior
I keep saying: anyone who has commited a vehicle based crime like DUI should have their liscense permanently revoked.
No medication for bipolar gets you like that. She was just high on Xanax.
Exactly
Ever heard of Seraquel
As a retired Registered Nurse, psychotropics and their related family of drugs are very powerful and must be taken with utmost care. Unfortunately, once a patient with various disorders requiring stabilization on medication has been discharged, a good many and/or their families don’t follow the directions specific to the patient’s desired outcomes. Caring for patients with mental/emotional/psychosocial disorders is challenging, to say the least (I have professional experience as well as close members of my family). God bless these patients and families and society in which they live and work.
@@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043 I agree with you. But on the other hand I'm on abilify for bipolar disorder and anxiety and depression but I still know if I kill or injure a person I'd still know its wrong to drink and drive plus you shouldn't mix meds with alcohol
@@daniburke9452 I'm on it, it doesn't do this
Wow so the guy who lost his legs got this deal for her out of compassion... what a guy... Jesus Bless you Javi!
You can't let people take advantage of you like that. The man lost his legs and people want to put pity on her? Did you see her behavior? Would you support a devil that crys their way out of everything? The world needs to stop simping hard for a female and see how messed up what she did is.
@@Edgar-so9of Yes
@@Edgar-so9of How is he taking advantage? It's not like her serving prison times is going to regrow his legs.
You need to learn the lessons of Jesus and forgiveness. You need to be more like the man who lost his legs.
@@JosedeJezeus You dont believe in justice. smh How are you going to let your belief allow people like these go? She's old enough to know better. What about accountability? or should we let her go cuz she's a women? Every system has flaws but doesn't mean we should be okay with them.
@@Edgar-so9of Take your anger our on alcohol. All humans make mistakes. Some make bigger mistakes than others, but if a person has truly learned from their mistake, they shouldn't be put in jail, they should be out in society giving speeches on what led them to the mistake they made. That, to me, is true justice. It doesn't do society any good to lock people up in a box. We need to put these people to WORK, giving talks on preventing others for committing the same mistake.
The people who have learned their lesson in society are valuable, because they can teach us the lesson they learned.
From someone like me who has bipolar and anxiety, she can pull the Bipolar excuse all she wants but our doctors tell us bipolar patients how important it is to stay away from alcohol and she continued to drive under the influence of alcohol there for I hope she’s still in prison.
As a bipolar person too, I absolutely agree, the only thing I don't get is why everyone was outraged that she was medicated. She NEEDS to be medicated, she DOESN'T need to mix her meds with alcohol. If she didn't take meds she could explode into full blown mania and potentially do more damage than she already did
When your own attorney openly describes you as being "a mess," you've got big problems.
FUN FACTS: for anyone who curious what ultimately happened, Maria Aguilera ended up accepting another plea deal: 5 years in prison, 3 years of probation, 200 hours community service, substance abuse counselling.
But wait, there's more! This report on the case was severely lacking. I don't criticize WPLG Local 10 for not saying what the defendant's ultimate sentence was, because they aren't time travellers, and had no way at the time of this reporting to know.
However, this report was weak. They didn't explain the details of the plea deal that got canceller, anything about the accident, and didn't show the defendant's odd or disrespectful behavior in court that lead to the judge bringing down the hammer of gavels onto the confused cranium of the criminal cr-something or other.
But wait - here's the more! The accident that cost Perez his legs wasn't just an accident: he was coaching his son's baseball team and got hit ON THE FIELD. Two other people were also injured, with Perez the worst.
The original plea deal was for 4 years of prison, 1 year house arrest, 2 years probation, 300 hours community service, substance abuse counselling.
So basically her house arrest was turned into prison time, she got an extra year of probation, but dropped 100 hours of community service hours.
That concludes this edition of FUN FACTS.
Thank you, Judy, for kindly explaining what actually happened
in the end with this horrible case💔:(
Also, please ignore the mean "Grammar Police" in the comments since he did NOT bother with any facts, except for being UNkind🙄!!
Thank you for filling in the blanks! There's absolutely NO excuse for anyone to get in a car and drive impaired - "buzzed driving" or solidly self-aware plastered... And the ridiculous thing is that those who do know that they are actually not in a state to drive , that they aren't "themselves",otherwise the issue of convincing themselves wouldn't enter their minds at all when they turn that key.. and every dui driver will tell that they had that conversation with themselves because they already knew it. My mother , years ago, had a drinking issue and I thank God she never tried to drive home. She had her "neighborhood" bar and that's where her friends all were. But I do give her credit because she would go to her car, get in and lock herself in and sleep it off. She never drove. I have a special interest here , I feel, since I graduated from South Dade High, but in 1978,years before this principal was there.. but it still pisses me off. I say throw the book at them, they kill and main people who are innocent and we love and care about
Well obviously they didn't know what the ultimate sentence was, since this video is about her failing to get a plea deal, which means the trial is still ahead.
I don't see what's wrong with Judy's grammar here. Baffled by that comment.
Agree that this news report was very weak. Kept waiting for them to actually play the video of Aguilera, but the payoff just never comes. I was impressed with the reporter's ability to strike a relatively neutral tone when reporting on the woman who crippled his uncle.
Thanks for this!
She was only facing 4 years for taking someone’s legs out. No justice
cause shes a women and not white
@@megami215 OH gawd. Here comes the racist comments.
@@travet1000 sexist and racist... that guy is a prize
Because her victim took pity on her & arranged a plea deal. Which she promptly threw away with her stupidity.
OJ got ZERO years for decapitating two people.
Some people just ruin their lives by being stupid and hurting or killing innocent people. Throw the book at her!
She paralyzed the principal and she wants mercy to do it again? Omg! 😢
Shame on her. She doesn’t care about anyone but herself. The best thing to do "don't take drugs that will impidte your ability to think and do not drink and drive." She knows better, an adult person that did not care about other human beings.
THATS TYPICAL BEHAVIOR OF DRUG ADDICTS AND ALCHOLICS
I think the drugs and booze are talking for her... Somebody shoulda got the date changed till she could sober up.
@@hassanmuhammad2799 Yes, that's the answer: don't ever hold her accountable for her actions.
The son is oozing the ‘entitlement’ he learned from his ignorant mother.
All pulled up to go to court. Probably trying to scam the system for some kind of disability.
So if the 4 yr deal got pulled, how much time is she facing? Nice the judge admonished her but since no verdict was passed down, and this further wastes time, why did the judge not slap her with a contempt charge?
Murder is when you plan someones death, what she did is manslaughter. You cant just make up any old charge, the Judge would have thrown a murder charge out and rightly so, it was no murder, attempter murder or any other kind of murder as it was no previously planned.
He didn’t get 4 DUIs messed up on prescription pills and alcohol and cause an innocent man to lose his legs
Right. Yank the plea deal cuz she shows up to court high, yet lets her walk out?? Wtf!! I went to high school with a guy who got 3 dui's in as many weeks, getting majorly injured (and injuring 2 old ladies) in the accident that got him his 3rd. Anyways, while he's going to court for these cases, he's super medicated and still using drugs, and the judge noticed and ordered a drug test. He popped for meth, being that he was prescribed everything else he was dirty for, and that judge locked him up til his sentencing, and gave him 8 yrs... This broad took a man's legs..
@Darren Gilliam bass doesn't make things deeper 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Good for that judge!
Unbelievable!!! Simply incredible!!
That man who lost his legs has a heart bigger then any of us here IMO.
Big heart, no brain.
Wait.... why does he have a bigger heart ? Lol
He is a flat out moron, guarantee he voted for Joe Biden.
And a brain smaller than a pea. Her (at least) 3rd offence of dui, cutting him in half in the process, and this guy wanted to help get her back behind the wheel again as fast as possible.
Big heart, small brain.
Keeping this woman off the road to save future victims is a priority, showing compassion will get her back behind the wheel more quickly and was not in the interest of the public.
I love that sharp hand grab that the lawyer gave her when she started talking to the other lawyer. That's called a non-verbal gesture and it means, "SHUT UP!"
Tos2290
Hard to help the person that so very cheerfully waltzes themself off a cliff at a moment’s notice. Even walking in, I saw dread in the attorney’s eyes.
and it means, "SHUT UP!"
Actually, it means STFU
There should be NO plea bargains for DUI cases!
This should be a minimum mandatory sentence of 50 years. Until we pass legislation to confront this the insanity will continue.
30 years would have been more fitting.
*S T* I so agree. She took away a mans legs for life but only gets a 4-year prison sentence.
She should also have her driver's licence PERMANENTLY CANCELED.
The type of person who will talk themselves into a citation when the cops are willing to give you a break. She didn't deserve a deal anyway. I don't like drunk driving dipshits!
lol my Dad used to call us dipshits when we were kids! All six of us! God rest his soul, I miss him sooo much! 💕 his sarcasm can't be taught or explained!
She should've kept her mouth shut. 4 years for permanently disabling someone and she could've killed the person... that deal was pretty lenient.
To hell with compassion! Put this intoxicated woman behind bars so she won't victimize another innocent person.
This is exactly why DUI related offenses need stiffer penalties!!!
The punishments are stiff here where I live. The problem is that plea deals are handed out like candy during Halloween.
I had a dui in California 3 in a half years ago. They are stiff. The penalties are great. Lessons are learned. Ive been 3 years sober and life has changed. Much was taken from me and deservingly. Understand people change. Not this woman but people change.
in texas, its zero tolerance, not only do you get fined over $10,000 and spend time in prison, but you also deal with muuuuch higher insurance premium and license suspension, and you kill someone while DUI, you get locked up for a looooong time, and if you refuse a breathalyzer or sobriety test you go to jail, it can affect you for the rest of your life and if you harm someone in the process, you can kiss your old life good bye! its extremely frowned upon when trying to gain employment too. I always say "if you can afford to go out to a bar, then you can afford an uber, lyft, taxi, etc" and its soooo much cheaper than a $10,000 fine too, but you avoid expensive bar tabs and uber fees all together if you just drink at home, and its cheaper too than going to a bar
cpcheater1011 the punishments u listed are about the same in California. A little over 10k in fees, suspended licenses, alcoholics classes and all that good stuff. Never got a dui and don’t plan to, but know plenty of ppl that have multiple dui’s
Hank Bridges that’s sometimes is assigned by court to attend a certain programs
It really isn't hard to NOT drive while intoxicated, it really isn't. Even when I use to drink and get FUBAR, I was still cognitive enough to NOT get behind the wheel. I'd crawl home, if I had to. If you drink and drive, you do it because you don't care about the lives of others.
Edit! Listen, if you drink and drive you go to jail, simple, right? But some people have excuse after excuse. Try telling the Judge "oh, but I was drunk, I didn't know any better! I didn't mean to kill that family. I didn't mean to kill their little baby in the back seat!" See how far that gets you. If you drink and drive you are a selfish human being. There was an episode of "Dexter" about this very thing. YOU are the bad guy if you drink and drive, no "ifs" "ands" or "buts".
Apparently you havent been drunk enough yet
@@briansadler5225 don't speak for me. I still listen to my conscience.
@@joshuatrujillo9621 Right? I’m with you lol.
@@briansadler5225 Are you saying he's never been drunk enough to not give a damn about other people's lives?? What the hell do you drink to become so dangerously misanthropic?
100% premeditated crimal act.
With absolutely no remorse for the victim, that should be an automatic maximum sentence for the one that causes the horrible trauma.
He lost his LEGS and the only reason the plea deal gets rejected is her attitutde in court? Wtf? Where are our priorities?
Jail time. Lots of jail time. The more, the better.
@wkruit1 yep.
Forever jail time not lots.
Some people do not deserve second chances. The victim lost his legs, and her and her vampire looking son think they have been treated badly. You can see the arrogance from her son that they think they can do and say what they want with a cocky attitude.
The constitution says otherwise.
vampire looking son, lol
Vampire gay looking son indeed
@GO RED KNIGHT Is this a fellow BSM grad that I see?
Vampire lmao, but we can't judge him. He's clearly in a rut..that's bs of you
Why do we treat these people with kid gloves?
For years for taking somebody’s legs? Seriously?
Funny how the person who has destroyed lives acts like a victim.
She literally said her first lawyer didn’t do the “leg work” she honestly said that! The man she injured lost both legs.
BRUH WHAT? The audacity!!!! 💀
Phrasing!
Could have been an unintentional phrasing.
'She literally said'? So...she said. Simpleton.
@@josh18230 either way she's a natural villain
This country is way too easy on drunk drivers.
We've sentenced a couple of people to death for 8+ DUI's, it just depends on the state
@J A umm
@J A Sherlock has cracked the code
@keereekee dude you should be so proud of yourself that's so amazing
@J A Exactly if you live an area without good public transportation, you can't swing a cat without hitting someone who's had a dui. America's love of alcohol and private transportation do not mix. This is why I can't wait until self-driving cars are a viable option so we can stop pouring untold amounts of grief and resources into dealing with DUIs.
It's nice to see a judge with some guts.
They need to shut up and take the punishment for what she did.
I would be surprised this is her first DUI. When I got mine I was too embarrassed to argue. I was preoccupied with the thought of my adult children losing respect for me. Take your punishment and change your life. It gets better.
If you watch the entire thing and pay attention, you'll know two things. 1. you don't need a plea bargain for a first offense. 2. they spoke of another dui offense just a year prior.
This was likely 3rd strike, which is why she would have needed a plea deal in the first place, otherwise she'd have just claimed no contest or guilty and taken diversion / crime victim's panel and Drug / Alchohol treatment and kept her record clean.
Agree, id be so sorry and full of remorse and disgust
You're a good person. Be proud of yourself. You realized the mistake and learned from it. Thank you for sharing.
Well said.
@@jeffring8954 the op sounds like someone that everyone should want to be like. Someone who figured out that he could have easily killed someone.
Lost his legs and still being generous? No words...
Beyond generous I may say.But she messed up herself again.
It's perfectly possible to be generous without legs, you silly sausage.
@@rokasb6907 No, that's not what they meant. They meant that he was generous toward the coward who ruined him. She took his legs, and he asked for a plea deal. That shows you what kind of person he is. The only thing she truly deserves would be the maximum sentence. You sound like a "silly sausage," whatever that means.
I saw her hands, there's Way more going on there. 4 years for taking a mans legs...are you KIDDING ME
That defense lawyer is to blame too
Wow the amount of compassion this man wanted to give is amazing. I’m definitely proud of him. He tried. This woman messed up her own fate.
Yeah he seems like a really good person. I feel as though I’d want her to be locked up and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law possible if I was in this man’s shoes. Yet he chose to show compassion. Amazing
@@bruce4751 Watch if he does the same for a man. He has that natural need to protect pus pus.
@@Edgar-so9of wtf
@@heydaddy2471 simp?
@@Edgar-so9of very true
“My name is NOT Linda... and don’t address me in this way” SLAY counselor!!!
John Martin wow
@@johndough7039 wOW
@@d2heffz231 if you only knew
@@johndough7039 iF yOu oNlY kNeW
@@d2heffz231 TRUSMEIDO
4 years for putting a man in a whell chair for life ? wtf is that she should do a minimum of 10 and pay for every single medical attention the man needs..
I'm so glad the judge didn't take the plea deal!
She ended up allowing Aguilera to take the plea after she finally got sober. She has since served her 5 years and violated parole. 🤦🏽♀️
LOL imagine crying about not receiving a plea deal when you took away someone's entire life (practically).
Judge: _These people have been sitting here for hours. Act like a grown up._
Aguilera: {{starts crying}}
*starts flapping arms like an excited dolphin
Personal responsibility? Apparently both concepts are sexist and racist.
This is what bipolar people are like.
@@dmp762 Especially if it softens your sentence.
This woman should not be out free. Imagine if she once again started driving like this? Her son doesn't look like he is in his right mind either. I wonder who drove them back from court that day..
She only got four years? ...And then behave like this? She should be praising and cheering the heavens for such leniency.
All she had to do was keep her mouth shut besides saying "Yes your honor" and she couldn't even do that. No self control and a big mouth, have fun behind bars.
Send her to jail. Everyone doesn’t deserve compassion.
@mschelceetv Looking good over there; heyyyy!🌹✌🏽😅
Not one single tear came out of her eyes. Total sociopath.
He lost his LEGS? And she gets to walk out and live her life? I hate the justice system so much
I’m confused, does the guy get his legs back in 4 years if not why isn’t she serving life
john bennit because she didn’t kill
john bennit Because each leg is worth 2 years! Do the math genius!
You guys are all so..... Hateful. Doesn't solve any of the problems adresses in the video.
@@Thesamurai1999 Nothing will bring his legs back, but locker her up for life and throwing away the key will guarantee she can never mow someone down and injure them, ever again.
@@ryanc2340 I understand the point. But I feel like having her in prison for some years and then having her pay for some of his healthcare or mechanical legs or something is a better option. That way she is atleast trying to minimize the problem
Raised her son to act like an Entitled woman
💀💀💀💀💀💀
I thought he was.
41%
Even looks like one
You don't even know her son, you saw a five second clip of him. But you somehow know he's a bad person because of those five seconds right? Moron. Send me a five second clip of you so I can decide what kind of person you are, how about? Since that's all you need to see to judge someones character apparently.
This is another one of my favorites. Its a classic.
What a selfish piece of work that woman is. Saying she's a mess is way too kind
LOL. The son says " no comment" like he and his mom are celebrities. Somebody obviously doesn't know the difference between famous and notorious!
Not sure that was her "son". Looks more like her gay daughter. Just saying.
No comment just means no comment.. What else should he have said to somebody that was asking questions he didn't want to answer??
I was thinking "androgynous". Like the thing in the last "Terminator" movie.
Wouldn’t you all defend your mom ?
Ellen Carter I’m sorry bro but if I wasn’t going to see my mom for 4 years I’d have a lot of mixed emotions. Poor kid didn’t ask for it, and now his whole life will drastically change
"I'm not a doctor, I'm a lawyer" Politicians could learn something here
Right. Stay in your lane.
Shows up to court late? HOURS late?
Talk about total disrespect for our legal system. Wow!
Terrible woman!! That poor man. God bless him. I can't imagine. So glad he survived - but what a cost.
"pardon me Linda...."
"My name is not Linda!"
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Best moment!
"and do not address me!" You tell her, sis!
Leen'dah* 😂
Where is this from? Isn't the little girl with attitude?
At least she didn't call her Susan.
The judge did the right thing, this woman ruined another person's life, and then can't make it to court on time? Let her sit in jail and receive her treatments.
Tired of women crying to try and get out of their mistake!
She went to jail for five years and three years probation. She got out February 2023.. She wasgiven an ankle monitor that detected whether or not she had been drinking. She tampered with and was rearrested for parole violation. When tested for alcohol she had triple the legal limit in her system.