When a Suspect Doesn’t Realize His Life is Over

Suspects often think they’ll be able to get away with the crimes they’ve committed, or that the charges they face aren’t quite as bad as they seem. However, when reality hits them, it crashes down like a tonne of bricks. Here’s 5 times when a suspect doesn’t realize his life is over.
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[@MelissaDiNapoli-zq5ic]

Curious if “it’s not my car” guy asked for his money back…cuz “it’ ain’t your car, they ain’t your drugs then this ain’t your money “
Traffic officer: Sarge I gotta leave work early today I’m going shopping!

[@EllaDarkRose]

People are wild

[@kristineguetschow9134]

First story. She is just wanting attention. She can do whatever she wants, up to and including murder, and not be held accountable for her actions because the voices she hears in her head told her to commit the crime. (“The devil made me do it.”)

[@Chris_t0]

racist

[@kristineguetschow9134]

@@Chris_t0 - what the h is racist about someone who commits murder because voices told her to commit the murder? If that is racist, I guess I’m a racist.

[@cellor1259]

The third dude is wannanow

[@tonyfightingandtoys3533]

First

[@ceo_of_fascism]

No

[@Evan_the_Editer]

First pin please

[@ceo_of_fascism]

No