Seriously! You're going to court to sue and don't have documents or proof of anything. I understand she was traumatized but a sob story can only get you so far in court.
Theft is so violating. Imagine going to work 8+ hours a day to support that lifestyle, and somebody just plans to take it away without regards of how hard you worked.
Screw costing the parent! It's going to cost the child the most! I've seen with my own eyes how being the "not my child" type of parent can harm a child their whole life. I would get my child a lawyer so that they can have the best outcome for rehabilitation. Locking the child up isn't the only answer. A young child/teen needs intense counseling of some sort and needs to get involved with youth groups. I've always believed having kids involved in sports, studies, youth groups, and volunteering, 1; keeps them busy; 2 teaches them morals and values; 3 helps build their character. Letting your child sit idle and not choosing who to let them hang around is no good. You can't choose your child's friends, however, you can have a strong influence by putting them in better situations.
The plaintiff may need to seek counseling. The car jacking was traumatic, however she can't live the rest of her life owning a car and not putting gas in it.
While I agree with you for the most part I found the plaintiff’s actions before and after seeing the judge to be a little strange. I know stress reactions can present in a variety of ways but she seemed a little off. I would need to do an in person assessment to get to the root of it though. I also noticed the plaintiff did not ask for any reimbursement for mental health care (past, present, or future) which she could have added on for a larger judgment.
All she did was ask the plaintiff to prove that she hadn’t been fully compensated with restitution. How does following the law equate to a lack of sympathy?
I been through this situation before expect I was robbed at gun point. I understand how the plaintiff is scared to go to gas stations especially alone. It messes with your mental a little
That's why my partner goes everywhere with me on my hip and visible. I practice often too. Even at home. I take the clip out and I practice pulling it out of my holster in front of the mirror.
Yeah I know huh I was robbed when I was a truck driver across the st from a project that I had family in I’m 57years old now n it happened when I was 30 n I still don’t go there
The plaintiff didn't get pain and suffering because she didn't have any EVIDENCE to prove it. Had she brought medical bills, statements from a Psychologist, etc., Judge Milian would have awarded it.
I don't think the back problems are as bad as she claims them to be. I can sympathize with her for going through the trauma. Her English made me cringe.
I'm surprised there wasn't video footage of the incident happening at the gas station. That may have definitively proved the defendants son was involved from the beginning. Glad she's ok and justice was served.
@@fallondavis747 lots of gas stations record the pumps and surrounding area due to crime and theft. For example, check out gas station encounters on youtube.
Swear! My parents got one hood one out of four!! Me of course! I am not being partial to myself either it's literally the truth. I am not perfect but boy smh is all I can say.
I wish this plantiff would've gone to Judge Mathis because he would have given her $5000! You cannot put a price on being robbed and car-jacked. She will be suffering and will be affected by this in the near and far future!
@@thexmarvelousxme That's sad!! That experience alone was traumatic! Robbery last 10 minutes; PTSD a lifetime!! I hope their child gets help because they will pay out more than $5000 for his funeral if he doesn't stop his ways! Some people fight back and he won't get a ride in the police car, it will be a hearse!
Exactly, she wouldn’t admit he was a carjacker. She will only admit to him being in possession of a stolen car. 🤦🏽♀️ She tried to act as if one is better than the other. Her son was wrong and she should accept the reality that her son is big time trouble.
I would sell the vehicle because its emotionally tainted.Sell it and move on with counseling. He was with his "friends" in a stolen car. Guilty by the company you keep. Better friends, better lives.
My car was stolen and that’s exactly what I did. I felt violated and unsafe when the police brought my car back to me. I’m extremely paranoid now. It’s sad these kids nowadays haven’t a care in the world and doesn’t care about violating others who work hard for their money.
I would make my child pay back every cent that I had to come out my pocket no matter how long it took. I feel bad for the parents, they seem like really nice people but as most parents they are pleasantly naive about their son's involvement. Make him pay y'all back mom & dad!
My daughter, although not perfect herself, was bullied and traumatised at school from about 7 years old, and still at 26 suffers from the trauma and mostly due to parents who refused to accept their little darlings are little horrors and that it is their idealisation of them being little darlings that makes them the little horrors. They get away with it and so continue, there needs to be consequences.
@@lisaparrey1343 I understand how kids are. I was what I thought was what they call bullying, bullied as a kid in elementary school, kids would gang up on me,surround me after school and sometimes even the kids I thought were my friends would be in on the plan. One time I got a big hambone thrown at me by an older kid it knocked me off of the bike I was on and had to get stiches, another time my "friend" flicked a broken beer bottle at me with his hockey stick and got me on the other side and I needed stitches for that too. Kids will be kids, that same kid was in my yard one day and picked up one of our lawn darts ,I was talking with him and another guy. So I didn't pay much attention to what he was doing until after...but now that I now know, he was trying to actually hit me with it. He threw it up into the air then he stood there and watched me and then he would look up and try to gauge the darts distance from me as it apparently was heading down close to me,well all of a sudden it came zinging past my head straight down deep into the lawn. He then said oops. Back then I had no idea he was actually trying to hurt me. But my snap to it ness me 40 or some years later thinking back to all the things this guy whom I thought was a friend, was actually trying to kill me. I'm almost sure of it. Anyway he was standing with the older guy that I had never met before then that threw the bone at me. And I recall several other instances where he was in the crowd as bullies surrounded me to fight. I thought back then that I was protecting him. I wasn't gonna even talk about this when I came here., I was thinking of my older sisters experience with what she called bullies. She thought because the other girls would point and laugh at her dress that that was being bullied, And oh in the washroom they would giggle when she peed and it made a sound when it hit the water. Oh girl you don't have a clue ,my sister that is.
When I was 14, I was held at knife point by a group of three men in a stolen car (it was found abandoned several weeks later). They kept saying they had a gun too, but I know they didn't. I was raised and trained to use firearms, so I knew they wouldn't be using a knife if they actually had a gun. I was able to fight off the one trying to pull me into their back seat and eventually managed to slam the car door he was half way out of into his hand/wrist. Out of anger, he lunged at me with the knife but he missed, and before he could retaliate again, a woman pulled up in a car and they fled when they realized there was a witness. I hadn't even realized I was holding a rock ready to strike him had he come at me again. I must have picked it up after falling. When the woman took me to her house to wait for police, I realize I was bleeding and he had in fact cut my arm with the knife. It was a shallow wound. I know exactly how this poor woman feels and I'm happy the perpetrators are being held accountable.
The father stood there and didn't say a word. That is troubling. He is standing there like nothing is going on. No wonder the boy is in trouble. Look at his family. The family need to stop making excuses for him.
@@eisbeinGermany That comment isn't fair....you can't judge someone without knowing them. Sometimes parents try their best with their kids and still fail!
What was there for him to say? This isn’t an interview. This is court. The mother answered the questions of the judge. This is an unfair and quite ridiculous comment.
I feel her. I was robbed from my purse one time and now I’m paranoid. I wouldn’t have done what she did with jumping on the car, but I can only imagine how traumatized she is now.
That’s what I said! “Well you gotta stop for gas, I don’t know what’s that’s about.” It’s ABOUT her almost losing her life and being traumatized. She’s being rude and dismissive like you said and I don’t like that.
Lee Takamiya i don’t see how it’s not evident she’s traumatized. If I had to change one thing, instead of pain and stiffening (although she should gotten it), maybe if she labeled it emotional distress it would’ve gone better. I just don’t like the judges dismissive attitude.
Judge Matthis would have given her more or even made her go to a court to get more money. That’s super traumatic and she could have easily been killed or hurt worse. Someone would be mentally messed up.
I’ve seen a case Judge Mathis dismissed without prejudice. He instructed her to sue the auto insurance company. She had permanent damage that prevented her from working in her industry and framed her disable
That also was my first thought when some punks decide they are going to try and rob me in public.... I honestly would have done the same. As stupid as it is...instinnctttt
The defendants should take more responsibility for their son. He’s TROUBLE! It doesn’t matter if he “stole” the car or not, he knew the car was stolen and is responsible! He was convicted for stealing at minimum 2 cars!
@Living Lyphe it doesn’t matter what they said at the end. If these parents had any integrity and desire to teach their son a lesson, they would have just paid this woman’s bills and not made excuses for their son and claimed he didn’t know the car was stolen etc., from the beginning. This is like being remorseful because, you got caught and now you’re on National TV! And from the looks of your unbecoming language “STFU” this makes sense why you are defending these irresponsible parents. Next time try being kind and elevate your standards for yourself.
These robbers(not in court) clearly want to see how much they can get away with before the cops start spraying bullets in their direction. Then the mommies will say: "Oh, they were good boys!" Really???? What a shame what they did to her!!! She'll never forget it!!! Back problems and nightmares are in her present and future!!!!!
I don't like how the judge made that comment "well you gotta stop at a gas station" well obviously but the plaintiff is very traumatized by the ordeal she went through. I feel she was being a bit insensitive
I agree, very insensitive. I understood what the plaintiff was saying and I don't believe it would be that easy for me to stop at a gas station either.
@@tricetaylor7918she said he knew it stolen when driving it. Her point was he wasn’t the one who stole but it was passed around their friend group while being know the car was stolen.
I get that sometimes it’s your adrenaline and instinct to stop stuff like this from happening but she should be so lucky that she didn’t get killed. You never know what people will do or if they have a gun on them. Geez, that’s scary.
That was my case...I loved my dad...but he was very withdrawn emotionally and we never had a close relationship...I started finding out who he was when he was 80!
That stack of papers the plaintiff brought with her is just pitiful and useless. And she keeps shuffling through it as if something important is in there, yet there isn't. Geez.
The defendant is an enabling parent. I'm sure this isn't the first time the son did something like this. Sooner or later she'll regret that behavior when he gets locked up or killed
I really admire how respectful the defendants and plaintiffs were with each other. They are all so professional and left their own biases out of how they answered the Judge’s questions. Such a sad case involving two parents who, while disappointed, love their son so much and still want to provide the best for their son and try to provide some sort of future for him when he’s finally able to move on from this. Also, a victim that while still experiencing PTSD, is able to speak respectfully in front of one of her perpetrators parents. Sad situation, but justice really was served and it’s rare that both parties are in agreement on it.
I was car jacked at gun point, the police caught him and shot him, he ended up paralysed from the waist down and died from a stomach infection in prison. It can be scary.
The judge can't award damages that haven't been shown. And the defendant smiled because she was being polite. She'd just said parents have to be responsible for the actions of their kids! It wasn't a smirk.
@@regisfilia yes and she even said she totally feels she would legitimately have back problems from it and doesn't feel she is making it up but she just has to prove it and even tried to help her find evidence for that. She wanted to give it to her, but she has rules she has to abide with.
She's giving her son too much lead way and making too many excuses for him. He knew the car was stolen. And it wasn't even the only stolen car? Wth multiple victims? He's heading down a dangerous path. Especially trying this in an open cary state like Wisconsin. I bet if her son got shot and killed for trying this she'd be on the news saying how he was such a good kid and didn't deserve it, please.
@@moneas899 I agree, I would have call the police and explained the situation. If someone is that afraid, keep your phone in your hand and put it on speaker or talk for them. People can't be scared to help others, that's what discernment is for.
Wait, so the son is involved on another car jacking and she's defending him and minimizing his responsibility?!? Punishment would've been severe if it were my mom. Trust I would've preferred to be in jail than having an ankle bracelet and on house arrest. Actually knowing my mom she would've insisted that I be jailed. Mad respect for my mom for teaching me how to be a responsible man.
I got robbed at gunpoint January 2016, scared thought I wouldn't make it. Gave my car up with all my belongings and ran, when they allowed me. Car was found with the thief's inside. I'm blessed to be alive
Judge im sure this lady already went thru enough n is embarrassed... judge you don’t have to belittle her n make her feel stupid to make your point across you telling her “ well you still need to get gas” likes thats rude...she’s traumatized.....
@@ukmedicfrcs That is true she still does need to get gas, it does not however eliminate the trauma that she faced and the anxiety that may have come from it. There is no price on loss and hurt and Court shows such as these where the ligitants do not pay for their errors makes it worse.
exactly… her “not getting gas what’s that about” until you have a stuck in your face don’t try and belittle anyone. It happened to me last year not a fun experience at all!
But ya honor. he didn't know it was stolen. He just thought his jobless teenage friend purchased the car, earlier that morning when he wasn't watching.
Their son will end up in prison... It's clear they're trying to minimize his actions. If that was my son that was caught with the car and didn't actually steal it, I would have him pay for all her damage and have him do all the leg work to recoup his money back from the real theft. It's clear the parents aren't taken the proper steps to help this woman become whole.
I got attacked by a dog when I was 17 and I was so traumatized and I was diagnosed with PTSD for the next 7 years of my life I wouldn’t go near any dogs, even my own 2 dogs I’ve grown up with I wouldn’t want to be around. Only reason It got better was when I started to accept my fear and confront it. You can’t judge a person based off of seeing them for 20 minutes. Not everyone “acts” like you think they should. I don’t discount her emotional state. I’d smile and giggle uncontrollably when I’d be near a dog. That’s how my body would react with anxiety when I was in a situation where I couldn’t avoid being near a dog.
Mom did get the judge together on the point of identification in the folders lol... I was low key proud of that little moment but the rest was a mess the plaintiff just as tickled as she wanna be and ion even know about the rest smh🤦🏽♀️
Prayers to the victim. Defendant's MOM is a great Mom with a troubled child, I love what she said at the end interview. Sometimes Mom you have to let him fix his own battles.
As soon as she said Wisconsin I knew. In Milwaukee all they do is steal cars, it’s a huge problem and I know she truly is traumatized. This happened a while ago, it’s worse now.
Unbelievable that the mom covers up for their car stealing son. At the end of the video the mom has the audacity to say there was 2 cars he stole & another victim after saying all through the trial her son didn’t steal the plaintiffs car. The parents just Don’t want to pay money to the plaintiff for her crashed car
Why did the plaintiff avoid the question about identifying the defendants son?! I wanted her to put it in their face! Plaintiff seems so nervous, poor thing.
According to the Mother, not only is her son not responsible for the car jacking for this particular case, but he was also apart of another car jacking🤦♀️.... Okay Mother🤔
No sympathy for the parents. That being said, because the mother is dysfunctionally minimizing everything her son was guilty of. I get it’s your kid but he could’ve killed someone and sounds like he tried to at the initial car-jacking... SMH.
Did the plaintiff even know she was going to court? Completely unprepared. The other mom is making excuses for her criminal son, which she will most likely have to do many more times.
I wish people would come to court prepared. I would have every document on deck. Research similar cases and take notes to help my case !
Facts
Seriously! You're going to court to sue and don't have documents or proof of anything. I understand she was traumatized but a sob story can only get you so far in court.
I never understand this when they don't lol 🤣
That's why you will never come before the peoples court 😜 and doug won't get to belittle you ... Back to you harv...that's right doug
Right! Smh!
Unfortunately the mum is making excuses for her child so it’s unlikely to be the last time he gets into trouble
@L Cam True, but doesn't excuse the defending the mother is doing of her child. She is making it hard on herself as a parent. Denial is a killer
Not an excuse clarification
Not surprised he has a coddling Mama and Dad that looks to just breaths. I guess that’s contribution. Yep, life a crime a head of him.
@@marriejames01 ?
Glad you said it cuz you Tube only gone block me if I say it 😒
Theft is so violating. Imagine going to work 8+ hours a day to support that lifestyle, and somebody just plans to take it away without regards of how hard you worked.
Going to graduating to more violent crimes......
I never understood mother’s who run to the rescue when their child is in the wrong . Being in denial is going to cost you as a parent
These are the same mothers these boys run to after they rape and murder and beat women.. It's mothers like this!!!!
@@ayyboii8108 Yebo! These mothers enable their sons to become more and more vicious, and are just as guilty!
Screw costing the parent! It's going to cost the child the most! I've seen with my own eyes how being the "not my child" type of parent can harm a child their whole life. I would get my child a lawyer so that they can have the best outcome for rehabilitation. Locking the child up isn't the only answer. A young child/teen needs intense counseling of some sort and needs to get involved with youth groups. I've always believed having kids involved in sports, studies, youth groups, and volunteering, 1; keeps them busy; 2 teaches them morals and values; 3 helps build their character. Letting your child sit idle and not choosing who to let them hang around is no good. You can't choose your child's friends, however, you can have a strong influence by putting them in better situations.
She’s a Mammie.
It will cost your child more.
This mother minimizes everything about her son which is exactly why he got in to trouble in the first place,
She is so proud she was able to give him orthodontics and no shame that she was unable to impart values to not be a criminal
What if the shoe was on the other foot?
She didn’t minimize. She clarified. She admitted that her son was apart of the robbery but didn’t partake in the actual “stealing” of the car.
The plaintiff may need to seek counseling. The car jacking was traumatic, however she can't live the rest of her life owning a car and not putting gas in it.
Soooo true. 💯
While I agree with you for the most part I found the plaintiff’s actions before and after seeing the judge to be a little strange. I know stress reactions can present in a variety of ways but she seemed a little off. I would need to do an in person assessment to get to the root of it though. I also noticed the plaintiff did not ask for any reimbursement for mental health care (past, present, or future) which she could have added on for a larger judgment.
She said she waits until it gets on E because she is so hesitant to go to the gas station because of this traumatic event. It's understandable.
She "needs" to GROW UP!
That alone is worth more than $5000
Her lack of sympathy for the plaintiff is actually disgusting.
Shows how apples don’t fall far from the tree. 😢
Your lack of not understanding what happened is very apparent
All she did was ask the plaintiff to prove that she hadn’t been fully compensated with restitution. How does following the law equate to a lack of sympathy?
Are you referring to the defendant or the judge
Zero compassion from the dumb Mother.
Defendant gonna b bailing her son out a lot of situations or planning a funeral if he continues to rob people😩
Sad facts! Very sad facts!
Sad but true
That or that young man will be doing life behind bars
Exactly because us women stay armed as well if it had been me he would’ve been shot
Very sad but 100% true
I been through this situation before expect I was robbed at gun point. I understand how the plaintiff is scared to go to gas stations especially alone. It messes with your mental a little
That's why my partner goes everywhere with me on my hip and visible. I practice often too. Even at home. I take the clip out and I practice pulling it out of my holster in front of the mirror.
@@aprilpinkelton4385 I’ll NEVER get caught lacking everrrrrr again!!
Yeah I know huh I was robbed when I was a truck driver across the st from a project that I had family in I’m 57years old now n it happened when I was 30 n I still don’t go there
@@ronaldcharles7767 I'm very sorry that happened to you...😞
I'm so sorry that happened to you...🥺
The plaintiff didn't get pain and suffering because she didn't have any EVIDENCE to prove it. Had she brought medical bills, statements from a Psychologist, etc., Judge Milian would have awarded it.
Exactly!
She got $500 for pain and suffering.....
@@fairymermaid9013 yea but should could have gotten more if she had proof that was more of the point.
the fact that she was robbed and thrown off a car entitles her to pain and suffering. but i don't know why she didn't go to emergency right away.
I don't think the back problems are as bad as she claims them to be. I can sympathize with her for going through the trauma. Her English made me cringe.
I'm surprised there wasn't video footage of the incident happening at the gas station. That may have definitively proved the defendants son was involved from the beginning. Glad she's ok and justice was served.
There probably wasn’t video. Since it was outside
I was thinking the same thing
@@fallondavis747 some gas stations do have cameras outside their facility
It probably was video evidence from the gas station, but this is a civil case. Evidence like that is used in criminal cases.
@@fallondavis747 lots of gas stations record the pumps and surrounding area due to crime and theft. For example, check out gas station encounters on youtube.
You can be lovely parent and still have a problem child.
So true! People always want to blame the parents but sometimes it's out of their control the stupid decisions their children make.
Ain't that the truth!
Swear! My parents got one hood one out of four!! Me of course! I am not being partial to myself either it's literally the truth. I am not perfect but boy smh is all I can say.
Sure
She so nice
I wish this plantiff would've gone to Judge Mathis because he would have given her $5000! You cannot put a price on being robbed and car-jacked. She will be suffering and will be affected by this in the near and far future!
You absolutely can put a price on being robbed and car jacked, the law is reason free from passion.
@@thexmarvelousxme
That's sad!! That experience alone was traumatic! Robbery last 10 minutes; PTSD a lifetime!!
I hope their child gets help because they will pay out more than $5000 for his funeral if he doesn't stop his ways! Some people fight back and he won't get a ride in the police car, it will be a hearse!
EXACTLY!!!!
She deserved max for emotional distress!
Definitely judge mathis!!
The mom is delusional with all that talk of her son.
Exactly, she wouldn’t admit he was a carjacker. She will only admit to him being in possession of a stolen car. 🤦🏽♀️ She tried to act as if one is better than the other. Her son was wrong and she should accept the reality that her son is big time trouble.
@Keyonna Crum amen
@@Nevaeh1 yes…if my child did something like that YES. No excuses. No sob story. Those kind of actions can get BOTH parties hurt.
If that's her youngest mommas baby boy
@@Nevaeh1 yes. If my child did wrong hell yes. What kind of questions is that??
I would sell the vehicle because its emotionally tainted.Sell it and move on with counseling. He was with his "friends" in a stolen car. Guilty by the company you keep. Better friends, better lives.
My car was stolen and that’s exactly what I did. I felt violated and unsafe when the police brought my car back to me. I’m extremely paranoid now. It’s sad these kids nowadays haven’t a care in the world and doesn’t care about violating others who work hard for their money.
I would make my child pay back every cent that I had to come out my pocket no matter how long it took. I feel bad for the parents, they seem like really nice people but as most parents they are pleasantly naive about their son's involvement. Make him pay y'all back mom & dad!
My daughter, although not perfect herself, was bullied and traumatised at school from about 7 years old, and still at 26 suffers from the trauma and mostly due to parents who refused to accept their little darlings are little horrors and that it is their idealisation of them being little darlings that makes them the little horrors. They get away with it and so continue, there needs to be consequences.
@@lisaparrey1343 I understand how kids are. I was what I thought was what they call bullying, bullied as a kid in elementary school, kids would gang up on me,surround me after school and sometimes even the kids I thought were my friends would be in on the plan. One time I got a big hambone thrown at me by an older kid it knocked me off of the bike I was on and had to get stiches, another time my "friend" flicked a broken beer bottle at me with his hockey stick and got me on the other side and I needed stitches for that too. Kids will be kids, that same kid was in my yard one day and picked up one of our lawn darts ,I was talking with him and another guy. So I didn't pay much attention to what he was doing until after...but now that I now know, he was trying to actually hit me with it. He threw it up into the air then he stood there and watched me and then he would look up and try to gauge the darts distance from me as it apparently was heading down close to me,well all of a sudden it came zinging past my head straight down deep into the lawn. He then said oops. Back then I had no idea he was actually trying to hurt me. But my snap to it ness me 40 or some years later thinking back to all the things this guy whom I thought was a friend, was actually trying to kill me. I'm almost sure of it. Anyway he was standing with the older guy that I had never met before then that threw the bone at me. And I recall several other instances where he was in the crowd as bullies surrounded me to fight. I thought back then that I was protecting him. I wasn't gonna even talk about this when I came here., I was thinking of my older sisters experience with what she called bullies. She thought because the other girls would point and laugh at her dress that that was being bullied, And oh in the washroom they would giggle when she peed and it made a sound when it hit the water. Oh girl you don't have a clue ,my sister that is.
No matter how well you raised your children, never say they won’t do it!
When I was 14, I was held at knife point by a group of three men in a stolen car (it was found abandoned several weeks later). They kept saying they had a gun too, but I know they didn't. I was raised and trained to use firearms, so I knew they wouldn't be using a knife if they actually had a gun. I was able to fight off the one trying to pull me into their back seat and eventually managed to slam the car door he was half way out of into his hand/wrist. Out of anger, he lunged at me with the knife but he missed, and before he could retaliate again, a woman pulled up in a car and they fled when they realized there was a witness. I hadn't even realized I was holding a rock ready to strike him had he come at me again. I must have picked it up after falling. When the woman took me to her house to wait for police, I realize I was bleeding and he had in fact cut my arm with the knife. It was a shallow wound. I know exactly how this poor woman feels and I'm happy the perpetrators are being held accountable.
I hope you're alright now. I hope it doesn't hurt anymore. I wish it didn't happen to you. Thank you for sharing. ❤️
God bless you, I couldn’t even imagine the sheer fear of this incident. So happy you’re here to share your story.
were they all adults? did they get caught?
Im sorry you had to go thru that ordeal 💜❤️💜
And I hope you got compensated in court 👩⚖️
I’ll take ‘things that only happened in your dreams’ for $200.00.
The father stood there and didn't say a word. That is troubling. He is standing there like nothing is going on. No wonder the boy is in trouble. Look at his family. The family need to stop making excuses for him.
its because the parents are like that too, I'm sure the father is also a criminal,
@@eisbeinGermany
That comment isn't fair....you can't judge someone without knowing them.
Sometimes parents try their best with their kids and still fail!
@@eisbeinGermany Your comment is ignorant.
Maybe the father's silence was the best thing for him and his family. The important thing was that he was there.
What was there for him to say? This isn’t an interview. This is court. The mother answered the questions of the judge. This is an unfair and quite ridiculous comment.
I feel her. I was robbed from my purse one time and now I’m paranoid. I wouldn’t have done what she did with jumping on the car, but I can only imagine how traumatized she is now.
I love Judge Milian but I don't understand why she was kind of dismissive about her PTSD from this incident.
That’s what I said! “Well you gotta stop for gas, I don’t know what’s that’s about.” It’s ABOUT her almost losing her life and being traumatized. She’s being rude and dismissive like you said and I don’t like that.
I agree 100%
Perhaps it would have helped if she had some evidence.
Lee Takamiya i don’t see how it’s not evident she’s traumatized. If I had to change one thing, instead of pain and stiffening (although she should gotten it), maybe if she labeled it emotional distress it would’ve gone better. I just don’t like the judges dismissive attitude.
@@payton0427 Court is about evidence. Otherwise we could all go into court and claim things and get compensation for it.
Judge Matthis would have given her more or even made her go to a court to get more money. That’s super traumatic and she could have easily been killed or hurt worse. Someone would be mentally messed up.
I’ve seen a case Judge Mathis dismissed without prejudice. He instructed her to sue the auto insurance company. She had permanent damage that prevented her from working in her industry and framed her disable
Judge Blackthis is a blatant racist.
Thats a horrible experience!
I can’t Bellevue she jumped in front of the car. Unless my child is in in you can have it. Here’s the keys and the insurance card. Glad she is alive.
😆very true!
Yes! Like please, it will be ok, take it!
It's instinct.. People just do it in the stress of the moment.. I have treated several people who were hurt by doing just that.
That also was my first thought when some punks decide they are going to try and rob me in public.... I honestly would have done the same. As stupid as it is...instinnctttt
The defendants should take more responsibility for their son. He’s TROUBLE! It doesn’t matter if he “stole” the car or not, he knew the car was stolen and is responsible! He was convicted for stealing at minimum 2 cars!
STFU... DID U HEAR WHAT THE PARENT SAID AT THE END?
@@123kymar I watched the entire case, thanks for checking in! You’re too kind. 😊
I'm not taking responsibility for s*** he did it so he going to take responsibility
@Living Lyphe it doesn’t matter what they said at the end. If these parents had any integrity and desire to teach their son a lesson, they would have just paid this woman’s bills and not made excuses for their son and claimed he didn’t know the car was stolen etc., from the beginning. This is like being remorseful because, you got caught and now you’re on National TV!
And from the looks of your unbecoming language “STFU” this makes sense why you are defending these irresponsible parents. Next time try being kind and elevate your standards for yourself.
@@sarahlynn7894 Absolutely well said! Regardless of what they said in the end, the mom made excuses throughout the case!
These robbers(not in court) clearly want to see how much they can get away with before the cops start spraying bullets in their direction. Then the mommies will say: "Oh, they were good boys!"
Really????
What a shame what they did to her!!! She'll never forget it!!! Back problems and nightmares are in her present and future!!!!!
@Brad James 🤣🤣
I don't like how the judge made that comment "well you gotta stop at a gas station" well obviously but the plaintiff is very traumatized by the ordeal she went through. I feel she was being a bit insensitive
Exactly. She shows more compassion to white litigants.
I agree, very insensitive. I understood what the plaintiff was saying and I don't believe it would be that easy for me to stop at a gas station either.
I agree! I don't like that about her. If this happened to one of her daughters...
Thank you 🙌🏽She is starting to come off very inconsiderate and do not let people talk 😒
Right! I saw the plaintiffs hurt behind her smile. I bet it's horrible when others are dismissive over a traumatic event.
Heck yeah!!! Mathis would have given her more money and he would have called the father a "crackhead"!!!
🤣🤣🤣You know it
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Lololol 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Geez he is looking rough. 🥴
I’m not even going to lie the plaintiff needed to be a little bit more on her P’s and Q’s . She seemed kinda clueless
So let me get this straight. He was driving the car, ran and threw the keys.
But didn't know it was stolen until later. 🙄
He knew the car was stolen.
Yup, he sure did.
@@tricetaylor7918she said he knew it stolen when driving it. Her point was he wasn’t the one who stole but it was passed around their friend group while being know the car was stolen.
I get that sometimes it’s your adrenaline and instinct to stop stuff like this from happening but she should be so lucky that she didn’t get killed. You never know what people will do or if they have a gun on them. Geez, that’s scary.
@Maragret akins He is the boys' father.
You can have a father and still not have one at the same time
Lots of that situation around.
That's very true
Amen
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That was my case...I loved my dad...but he was very withdrawn emotionally and we never had a close relationship...I started finding out who he was when he was 80!
JM giving the plaintiff a lecture gets on my nerves. what she did was instinctive. I'm sure she knew after the fact jumping on the car was a bad idea.
JM can afford to replace a vehicle, not everyone can.
@@kisthename3296exactly
At the end when the mom was talking ...her husband facial expression is just soo funny to me lolol
That stack of papers the plaintiff brought with her is just pitiful and useless. And she keeps shuffling through it as if something important is in there, yet there isn't. Geez.
I love when the parents show up as a unit to these type of cases. Bless the defendants and may their son get the help and guidance he needs asap!
Yeah cause being that it’s been three years since this happened he’s outta jail now and he’s back on the streets
@@jawanzaevans8842 or dead
Why are these smiling and making jokes in court ? This is not funny some one could have been killed because of these criminals.
may be that wig glue is too tight! both of them grinning like fools!
Yes bizarre!!
That WAS weird ... Maybe it was just nerves, who knows (?)
She’s nervous most likely and her son is young looks like he’s a teen and you know how goofy they can be at times.
nerves and they are on TV. idk if you know but normies generally don't know how to act on tv
Judge M always breaks it down and helps you understand .
The defendant is an enabling parent. I'm sure this isn't the first time the son did something like this. Sooner or later she'll regret that behavior when he gets locked up or killed
Right... she even said there were other victims and another stolen car.
Judge blew it again. The parents learned nothing here. That poor young woman! She deserved better!
The judge was absolutely fair and correct.
Knock it off, she was fair as hell and made the woman whole . You have to understand how the law works, she already got compensated for the incident
I love the answers at the end ! The defendants parents seem to be good ppl. I feel the plaintiff should’ve been paid out more.
I really admire how respectful the defendants and plaintiffs were with each other. They are all so professional and left their own biases out of how they answered the Judge’s questions. Such a sad case involving two parents who, while disappointed, love their son so much and still want to provide the best for their son and try to provide some sort of future for him when he’s finally able to move on from this. Also, a victim that while still experiencing PTSD, is able to speak respectfully in front of one of her perpetrators parents. Sad situation, but justice really was served and it’s rare that both parties are in agreement on it.
Anyone else notice the gentleman raising left hand instead of right, to be sworn in? 🤦♀️
The judge seemed surprise that the defendant's husband was the father to the child. That was awkward.
I noticed that as well
Yea he looks super young. I thought he was the one that was being sued but he's the dad lol
I was car jacked at gun point, the police caught him and shot him, he ended up paralysed from the waist down and died from a stomach infection in prison.
It can be scary.
She should’ve gotten more
I hate parents like that mom making excuses for her son. Even with all of the evidence and reports, she's still skirting around the facts.
JM is dead a$s wrong for that judgement! 😱 she could’ve taken the 1800 from the 5000. The moms smirk at the end pissed me off!
The judge can't award damages that haven't been shown. And the defendant smiled because she was being polite. She'd just said parents have to be responsible for the actions of their kids! It wasn't a smirk.
@@regisfilia since you commented on my post, surely that means you can make your own right? 🗣I SAID WHAT I SAID
@@regisfilia yes they can, that’s exactly what “punitive” damages are
@@regisfilia yes and she even said she totally feels she would legitimately have back problems from it and doesn't feel she is making it up but she just has to prove it and even tried to help her find evidence for that. She wanted to give it to her, but she has rules she has to abide with.
JM was annoyed that she didn't have enough medical proof 🙄
She's giving her son too much lead way and making too many excuses for him. He knew the car was stolen. And it wasn't even the only stolen car? Wth multiple victims? He's heading down a dangerous path. Especially trying this in an open cary state like Wisconsin. I bet if her son got shot and killed for trying this she'd be on the news saying how he was such a good kid and didn't deserve it, please.
Exactly 💯!!!
Nobody wanted to let her use their phone. 🤦🏾♀️
People always scared you going to run off with their phone they probably thought that she was in cahoots with that just to get the phone
Right... I would have at least dialed 911 or whoever for her though.... At the bare min!
@@moneas899 I agree, I would have call the police and explained the situation. If someone is that afraid, keep your phone in your hand and put it on speaker or talk for them. People can't be scared to help others, that's what discernment is for.
@@laurasaw6933 I'm not sure someone would go through that much trouble just to steal a phone. If so they must be a crackhead.
That’s a parent nightmare. Feel bad for both parties.
I knew she was looking for the son’s identification when she asked about that report. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The defendant reminds me of Florida Evans from Good Times....damn damn damn James.. 😆🤣😂
I love how they be like no I don't have evidence of that, all while shuffling through papers.... 😂
These kids cost these parents a lot! Know what your kids are doing!
I can't believe they don't have better control of their son since they are a two parent home.
That dramatic experience the plaintiff deserved way more than that
This system breeds criminals 🙄
Wait, so the son is involved on another car jacking and she's defending him and minimizing his responsibility?!? Punishment would've been severe if it were my mom. Trust I would've preferred to be in jail than having an ankle bracelet and on house arrest. Actually knowing my mom she would've insisted that I be jailed. Mad respect for my mom for teaching me how to be a responsible man.
I got robbed at gunpoint January 2016, scared thought I wouldn't make it. Gave my car up with all my belongings and ran, when they allowed me. Car was found with the thief's inside. I'm blessed to be alive
She's in denial about her son and that will cost her later it's sad it's our own ppl SMDH
The mom was well spoken and respectful. Sounds like her son’s just hanging with the wrong crowd
Plus i see her suffering
Her son IS THE WRONG CROWD.
Wow denial is real..he knew what was happening he's not an innocent victim 🤦🏻♀️
Huh
God Bless The plaintiff I pray she will heal from this and she seems like a strong woman.
Judge im sure this lady already went thru enough n is embarrassed... judge you don’t have to belittle her n make her feel stupid to make your point across you telling her “ well you still need to get gas” likes thats rude...she’s traumatized.....
But it's the truth.
@@ukmedicfrcs That is true she still does need to get gas, it does not however eliminate the trauma that she faced and the anxiety that may have come from it. There is no price on loss and hurt and
Court shows such as these where the ligitants do not pay for their errors makes it worse.
exactly… her “not getting gas what’s that about” until you have a stuck in your face don’t try and belittle anyone. It happened to me last year not a fun experience at all!
Yes it's very disappointing that she would be that inconsiderate.
Both Mothers conducted themselves very civil. The Mother and son were genial. Let them steal the car, it's material and can be replace.
But ya honor. he didn't know it was stolen. He just thought his jobless teenage friend purchased the car, earlier that morning when he wasn't watching.
Sad this mother will not stop defending her child. Some responsibility is needed.
Damn Damn Damn as Florida Evans would say !!!!
He says that he was ONLY the passenger, but instead of STOPPING his friend he actually HELPED his friend. That make him a CRIMINAL!!!!
Their son will end up in prison... It's clear they're trying to minimize his actions. If that was my son that was caught with the car and didn't actually steal it, I would have him pay for all her damage and have him do all the leg work to recoup his money back from the real theft. It's clear the parents aren't taken the proper steps to help this woman become whole.
The mother's reaction and lack of empathy is a direct driver of the son's behavior and the company he keeps.
Parents making excuses for their children is one of the worst things a parent could ever do to their child and society
I got attacked by a dog when I was 17 and I was so traumatized and I was diagnosed with PTSD for the next 7 years of my life I wouldn’t go near any dogs, even my own 2 dogs I’ve grown up with I wouldn’t want to be around. Only reason It got better was when I started to accept my fear and confront it. You can’t judge a person based off of seeing them for 20 minutes. Not everyone “acts” like you think they should. I don’t discount her emotional state. I’d smile and giggle uncontrollably when I’d be near a dog. That’s how my body would react with anxiety when I was in a situation where I couldn’t avoid being near a dog.
The father look like he didnt really give much of a damn one way or the other. He was ready for another drink🙄
Lol
Maybe the father's silence was the best thing for him and his family. The important thing was that he was there.
The smirk on that defendants face when JM announces the judgement is sickly!
The mom defendant needs to learn the work ACCOUNTABILITY!!
Mom did get the judge together on the point of identification in the folders lol... I was low key proud of that little moment but the rest was a mess the plaintiff just as tickled as she wanna be and ion even know about the rest smh🤦🏽♀️
“Reinforce their parenting skills” ??!!
That ship is sailed
Prayers to the victim. Defendant's MOM is a great Mom with a troubled child, I love what she said at the end interview. Sometimes Mom you have to let him fix his own battles.
As soon as she said Wisconsin I knew. In Milwaukee all they do is steal cars, it’s a huge problem and I know she truly is traumatized. This happened a while ago, it’s worse now.
they seem like good people i hope things work out for them and I'm glad the plaintiff got some justice
Plaintiff trying to keep a straight face during intro🤣🤣
Unbelievable that the mom covers up for their car stealing son. At the end of the video the mom has the audacity to say there was 2 cars he stole & another victim after saying all through the trial her son didn’t steal the plaintiffs car. The parents just Don’t want to pay money to the plaintiff for her crashed car
I understand why her son thinks he can get away with stuff after watching his mommy defend him like he's 5.
Honestly, if she doesn’t stop defending her sons reckless behavior, he’s gonna end up in prison. Or run up on on someone with a weapon permit 😕
i love what the mother said at the end. we need to be a little responsible for our children and maybe it can make parents become better parents.
I noticed the defendant's dh/dad didn't say anything. I hope the son got punished!
He seems absent. That’s why he can’t say anything, he can’t even speak to his own son’s character. But let me keep watching 🤣
He's in jail.
Maybe the father's silence was the best thing for him and his family. The important thing was that he was there.
The mother is not holding her son accountable. Enabler
Let’s talk about how horrible humanity is, when no on let her use their phone to call for help 😢
No wonder he's doing this kind of bs with a mother like that.
Why does she have to prove that she's still hurting 🙄 she literally went over the damn car. Her son is sad af and she needs to move
The plaintiff son just keep looking over like he finna jump over 🤣there
Why did the plaintiff avoid the question about identifying the defendants son?! I wanted her to put it in their face! Plaintiff seems so nervous, poor thing.
She doesn't know their names. She just pointed out who she saw.
According to the Mother, not only is her son not responsible for the car jacking for this particular case, but he was also apart of another car jacking🤦♀️.... Okay Mother🤔
No sympathy for the parents. That being said, because the mother is dysfunctionally minimizing everything her son was guilty of. I get it’s your kid but he could’ve killed someone and sounds like he tried to at the initial car-jacking... SMH.
Very well said, at the end by the defendant's parents. What decent, honest parents, especially the mother.
Can we talk about how the judge didn’t think that this boy had 2 parents? Because black boys don’t have fathers? That was super prejudice.
Did the plaintiff even know she was going to court? Completely unprepared. The other mom is making excuses for her criminal son, which she will most likely have to do many more times.
We can clearly see why her son is the way he is.
Poor lady. Horrible story. I pray God give her peace of mind. I can only imagine all the nightmares . . .
The people’s court ripped this lady off. Was not worth it to go to television court.
I suddenly have so much love for the entire state of Wisconsin...