It's stupid that people are actually defending the first guy. He wasn't offering to return the money out of remorse. He offered it to avoid getting in trouble. It probably wouldn't even have been his own money returned either. He'd probably ask his parents to pay it back. I highly doubt it was for his friend either
Bro your obviously slow. So I will explain it at your level. I'm going to list top scammers so you can understand logic. Bernie maddof and Sam bankman fried scammed billions with a b. Which do you think most people would choose their money returned or those clowns in prison?
I wouldn't be surprised if his "friend" from NY convinced him of this though and at worst, things would be relatively okay. NY has a lot different local laws than many other states, to where I've seen people complain about how lax they are on theft. Either way, not justified but he'll learn a lesson about allowing pushy people to manipulate him, if this were the case
First guy didn’t really care but as soon as he was told he will be treated like an adult he realized it’s not his big IQ move to steal as much as possible before turning 18 😂
@@dosidicusgigas1376 thats if it is under juvenile record, clearly this is not so it will be on his record unless he does first offender, etc. then gets is expunged.
*First guy* “So wait…so I know I’m fired right?? But I mean I don’t really steal bro.” 2200 bucks in 10 days, nah man you don’t steal. Epic face palm…hopefully him being charged as an adult will scare the hell out of him so he can straighten himself out
@@MathewWeaver73 Oh my son respects me, he does it cuz he knows it's annoying lol. But then again, I fire back with stuff I know annoys him lol. All in all, my son is a great kid and I wouldn't trade him for the world.
I hate those sentences,when they got probation time , she stole 22 grand from her employer, and got away with probation , this justice system is a joke.. ..
As a former amazon employee I was a stower and I can tell ya we had one incident where someone stole half a pallet of airpods, some people stole GPUs, and some people stole wires. I always tell people the easiest thing you can steal from Amazon would be trading cards, third party sellers sometimes sell them loose or in a box that is not secured enough where something as simple as an oops happens but overall do not steal period because it is not worth it.
Don't blame public schools for ghetto trash breeding like bunnies. Blame welfare that allows people to keep having kids when they can't afford the ones they have. 🙃
@@mordicus420People here are acting like they wouldn’t be calling their parents to get them out of jail if the tables were turned. There’s a reason that certain crimes allow for release; why keep him in jail with murderers, rapists, and whatever ilk when all he did is steal $2200+? He’ll either get with the program or he’ll reoffend, and then the courts will handle him. The people here wishing for a lengthly sentence for petty theft are unaware of how our justice system works.
In regards to the woman who stole $22k: Beauty does make a difference. The law (and judges who find her attractive), treat beautiful women differently and favorably. I know if my ugly ass stole $22k, I'd be in jail for the next 10 years.
Everyone jumping on the 1st black guy… and trust me he was about as dumb as a box of wet bricks But I barely see anyone talking about the 2nd girl that stole over $20,000 dollars away from that small business owner, which in my opinion was down right disgusting…. Not to mention her slap on the wrist she got for her crime is straight up ridiculous… that girl should’ve got time thrown at her ass and she definitely stole from that other girl… she may even have a drug problem 👀👀👀👀
Daily records would show. My manager has print offs every shift close. And refunds stand out horribly on any report. Why it take them 10 days to notice? Typically floats, cash tendered and transaction reports are done daily. Any manager would see the mistake with in a day or two to find the error. Lmao, maybe they wanted to show him a lesson. Or maybe they wanted to take time to find their rights as well. They did seem to think they had little standing against a "minor." Betting they only hire 20 year olds and up now.
I am really impressed with the arresting officer's professionalism. Not thrilled with these 17 year old's "I"m only a minor" whine. And I completely believe the money wasn't for him, but his friend. Yep.
I believe there is a a small possibility that the money could be for this friend. However, if that is the case then I bet the friend is not the poor homeless guy the 17 year old has been led to believe but is actually a criminal who is getting the kid to steal so he can get money without the risk of being caught. The kid takes the rap and the friend disappears. I bet that kid never saw his "friend" again after his arrest.
I used to work at a country club. The purchasing person had a catering business on the side. She used the club's money to buy *_ALL_* of the supplies for her business!!! I worked there for four years. She was doing it before I got there, she was doing *_WHILE_* I was there and she was doing it when I left. She stole a *_HELL_* of a lot more than 20Gs
Pr9blem is, if they get a slick lawyer, they get away with it. There was a case locally where a woman and her brother murdered her husband. The brother reached into the dead man's pockets snd stood over $2000, which was his entire paycheck he had just cashed. They proceeded to go to the casino and partied. When caight, he smirked, yall can't do anything to me, I'm 16. They said you will be tried as an adult and he freaked. He got a sleazy lawyer and literally git away with murder. He is out on the streets now, which to me is terrifying.
@teresajeffries3934 Unfortunately, that happens all too often in our court system ! It always leans to the suspect and forgets all about the victims !!! Stay safe
Year of probation seems pretty light, but the bond is not a punishment as the person is innocent until proven guilty in court - it is an assurance that the individual will show for court mandated dates rather than be held in jail to insure that they will. If there was no flight risk, why would the bond be any higher?
uh yeah, cause that’s her son. obviously her first thought is “why is he in a police car?” she literally asked the officer to explain to her what happened.
You can tell that the 'minor' thought he'd get away with it because he thought he'd get off for not being 18. Oh no, consequences! His mom must be so proud.
The first guy was so clueless as to his Miranda rights, even when the officer explained it several times. I really think cell phone access rots the brain.
I feel guilty when I grab a 5 hour energy off the shelf during my 9 hour overnight shift. Meanwhile, there's this dumbass scamming $2300 directly into his bank account in less than two weeks
That's what I'm saying. I worked at a McDonald's where they didn't wanna report refunds so we wouldn't enter them and just put a note in the deposit so I'd take 10 here and there and say it was for some refund. I still feel guilty till this day and it has stopped me from doing things like that again. But this guy really thought he wouldn't get touched. But they say greed is the downfall of man if he did it for like 50$ once he would've been fine. 2k in a week??? Who wouldn't notice.
A buddy of mine went to jail for that. He’d grab one every night he went to work. He paid for them in the beginning but it just became muscle and he stopped paying. They let it build up and boom…
You should feel guilty. You are committing the same level of theft, just over a longer period of time. You are no different than the first guy in this video. Keep your hands off property that isn't yours. The entitlement mentality is wildly out of control these days. A 9 hour shift is nothing and just a single hour more than a standard shift damn near everybody that has a job works....i used to work 16 hour construction shifts digging ditches in the brutal Florida heat, and guess what?......it didn't entitle me to a damn thing, and i never took anything that wasn't mine.
I love how the big box stores, when they are able, monitor until it goes into felony amounts, as opposed to the slap on the wrist revolving door nonsense for a smaller theft.
When I was in college a friend had a date steal his checkbook. only took a couple of days (at that point she had only stolen like300$) they gave him a new account and let her charge it until it got over 10k
I dont think she should be sent to prison but she should have gotten atleast a few weeks or days in jail and 3 years of probation not 1 since it seems she has sticky fingers and will steal from anyone who isnt careful around her, she stole all that money to waste on a stupid purse and fancy new car, really? Now she has a felony conviction for stealing from her workplace and her video is on youtube forever. Goodluck finding a job, I dont think you can expunge felonies atleast not in my state.
Why would you risk jail for just $2200 ? Doesn't he know that POS systems log transaction data (especially refunds) and reports get sent automatically to the admin / manager ? I've had the opportunity to steal a lot more than that and get away with it easily but I didn't because (a) I have a conscience that would make me feel bad for the rest of my life and (b) It is illegal and if caught, I would go to jail.
The first kid is smart enough to commit theft using receipts and his debit card, but can't understand basic rules let alone speak properly. And kid, you're an adult. Act like it.
Not saying these people shouldn’t be prosecuted, but why is it when an employee steals, it’s cops, handcuffs, and jail, but when an employer steals, it’s a civil matter?
Well... no... an 8 year old shouldn't go to PRISON for 6 months for stealing a video game. So you think it helps the child to learn and become a better person by failing them out of their grade and having them sit in a prison cell with full grown ass men for 6 months? He shouldn't be charged as an adult because he committed a crime, he should be charged as an adult because by the time he's stealing an average of $230 per day (nearly $60,000 per year), he is well past petty crime children get up to.
@ryanthompson3737 Thats a pretty extreme example. Minors are typically only tried as adults in the case of violent crimes, some states have exceptions for 16-17 years old though as it relates to theft, fraud, burgalary etc. When it comes to very young offenders (pre-teens & early teens) theres juvy and group homes, for older teens & young adults theres jit camps. Either way being in the system is terrible for any kid, sadly some have to be incarcerated & face the consequences of their actions.
@dosidicusgigas1376 Not really... the law for adults in Texas, for example, is if they steal anything over $100 but under $750, they can be sent to prison for up to 180 days. The argument isn't that they'll get 180 days, but that a judge can, without precident or care, give someone 6 months in jail for stealing a video game... something they would also be able to do to a child. And I mean.. usually they give you 6 months probation instead, but then what happens when they get into a fight at school like kids sometimes do? Now this judge has an incentive to charge the maximum sentence for that theft... I mean, how would YOU feel if they kept putting people on probation that clearly don't want to reform? Alas, the only argument is a judge with a heart, but then why the fuck even make the laws anyways if judges can just refuse to abide by it?
@@dosidicusgigas1376 OH, and I'm not talking about how it is in reality, I'm responding to OP that suggested states need to lower the age in which children are charged as adults BY DEFAULT. I'm not talking murder or ra*e, I'm talking anything from stealing a stick of bubble gum to committing terrorism, and everything in between. That kid was charged as an adult not because of the crime, but because he was 17 and the age of adulthood in that state is 17.
During my training with a German bank many years ago, I learned how banks would usually deal with the occasional fool who embezzled money: They would call the delinquent into some unpleasant office, spring the evidence on him, tell him that immediate firing was non-negotiable and make him choose: Either cough up the money within record time and get a neutral employer's reference OR get the ride in a police car and end whatever lawful career there might ever be. The former would save the company the embarrassment of a fraud case coming to light and recoup the money. Usually, the perpetrators jumped at the first option, drawing at their savings and begging their parents and families to make the bank whole and keep them out of jail. Whoever goes to jail usually totally clams up about the money as he/she will need some cash once the jail term is over. Satisfying as dragging them behind bars may be... the discreet way was the better choice.
If you call your asian parent bro you'd be receiving multiple slap of thick flip flops on the face, till you learn how to call them in respectful manner.
As a Georgia native, this was something we were all taught in a book our school gave us called “Ignorance is No Defense” or something like that that broke down GA law for us teenagers to make sure we understood the consequences of crime in a developmentally appropriate way. Obviously, mine is a decade out of date, but I hope the updated copies are still given to school children in the state.
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$2200 from a Five Below. Bruh, that’s basically the entire store 💀
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good one
U went there
It's stupid that people are actually defending the first guy. He wasn't offering to return the money out of remorse. He offered it to avoid getting in trouble. It probably wouldn't even have been his own money returned either. He'd probably ask his parents to pay it back. I highly doubt it was for his friend either
'who is rayshawn' yeah that was utter horseshit. Glad to see him busted hard for that as he obviously has zero clues.
They really think he has autism just because the mom said.
He's a bad actor. Smile in your face, and his hand is in your pocket.
Bro your obviously slow. So I will explain it at your level. I'm going to list top scammers so you can understand logic. Bernie maddof and Sam bankman fried scammed billions with a b. Which do you think most people would choose their money returned or those clowns in prison?
My mom would have strangled me through the phone regardless of my reasons
$2200 theft and calling your mum ‘Bro’. What a well rounded young man.
Wakanda forever.
Single mom no doubt.
It’s that nyc accent lmaooo
Single mom😮 yep calling her bro
LMAOO IDK WHY BUT I IMAGINE THEY SAID IT LIKE A 90'S SHOW CHARACTER
1:46 “he’s not a minor. Nope 17. You go to *BIG BOY* jail” GOT ME ROLLING TO ALASKA
Over 2200 dollars in 10 day's, how in the world did he think that would not get unnoticed.
He also thought he could answer yes and no after being read his miranda warning
2200 at a cheap ass store
He didn't care he thought he was a minor and nothing would ballen
And using his own debit card.
@@philfrizzell4571THANK YOU- IT'S 5 BELOW- JUST HOW
"Youre going to jail"
"But im 17"
Imma ruin this whole man's day
What's a WHOLE MAN????
@JBLAZALOT its slang I created for a grown up 🤣 a whole man
@@dosidicusgigas1376As opposed to half a man?
@@pauljordan4452yea a liberal or a trans
If any of my children ever called their mother "Bro," going to jail would be their safest path forward.
My mom would have been the breaks off me and not get me out. Every time I ever went to jail. Which was for minor stuff. I never called my mother. Lol
I was just about to type this. I imagine he was raised all the way left, calling his mom "Bro".
My mom would've knocked me out then did it over again once I regained consciousness.
@@Netherwolf6100You far right folks are just as psychotic and delusional as the far left folks lol
He thought he was untouchable as a minor... with nothing to lose... surprise! Love it!
He thought it was a fool-proof scam!
I wouldn't be surprised if his "friend" from NY convinced him of this though and at worst, things would be relatively okay. NY has a lot different local laws than many other states, to where I've seen people complain about how lax they are on theft. Either way, not justified but he'll learn a lesson about allowing pushy people to manipulate him, if this were the case
Racist …
Calling his mom bro…. Pls take this dumbass to prison
Yeah he thought he had thought this through 😂
First guy didn’t really care but as soon as he was told he will be treated like an adult he realized it’s not his big IQ move to steal as much as possible before turning 18 😂
"But bro I heard all crimes are wiped from the record when we turn 18 bro"
He kept calling his mom bro lol😂😂😂😂
"He goes to big boy jail" that was hilarious 😂
At least when he was confused about the miranda rights he picked the correct one.. Never talk to cops without an attorney.
@@dosidicusgigas1376 thats if it is under juvenile record, clearly this is not so it will be on his record unless he does first offender, etc. then gets is expunged.
*First guy* “So wait…so I know I’m fired right?? But I mean I don’t really steal bro.” 2200 bucks in 10 days, nah man you don’t steal. Epic face palm…hopefully him being charged as an adult will scare the hell out of him so he can straighten himself out
"Hey bro, just take the money I stole from YOU off my check... And also let me keep my job." - Smart Fella
I LOVE the 1st guy not knowing he is considered an ADULT 😂😂😅😅
tbf his boss thought he's a minor too
What a twist
If you don't know your rights, then you don't have any
He should have tried in a different State.
He's not though. He's not an adult. He's 17..... so. Yeah the law is wrong actually. Absolute disgrace of a country.
This kid ruined a lot of his upcoming future for nothing. All because he didn’t think he’d be held responsible. His poor mother.
She encourages it
The entitlement of Gen Z. You see it everywhere.
It’s the parent’s fault he’s like this.
@@iambeen4310 lol no
He didn't have a future..lol
Imagine thinking you're immune to punishment and finding out different. Hilarious.
You just described Donald Trump.
“They taking you to jail?? “Idk..” “YES MAM I AM :D” took me out
Hahahaha
Imagine calling your Mother Bro...
If I called my mother bro, especially in front of my father, I would’ve been picking up my teeth with a broken arm.
My son is 10yo and calls me bro all the time. Mostly like "bet bro." Lol.
It’s disrespectful
And here I am, calling my teacher "mum".
@@MathewWeaver73 Oh my son respects me, he does it cuz he knows it's annoying lol. But then again, I fire back with stuff I know annoys him lol. All in all, my son is a great kid and I wouldn't trade him for the world.
“Big Boy Jail” That got me rolling hard!! 😅😂🤣😂🤣
Oh dear, the first one, he really thought he could get away with it..... doh!!
I need my mum 🤣
Him calling his mom "bro" says everything...
I’m glad someone else said it. That drives me crazy
If I were his mom and he called me that. He will get an ass whoopin.
theres nothing wrong with that stop being so sensitive
I hate those sentences,when they got probation time , she stole 22 grand from her employer, and got away with probation , this justice system is a joke.. ..
"This is giving me anxiety"
There's a more precise term for it, GUILT
As a former amazon employee I was a stower and I can tell ya we had one incident where someone stole half a pallet of airpods, some people stole GPUs, and some people stole wires. I always tell people the easiest thing you can steal from Amazon would be trading cards, third party sellers sometimes sell them loose or in a box that is not secured enough where something as simple as an oops happens but overall do not steal period because it is not worth it.
That first kid is a perfect example of our current public school system. I bet every time he's in trouble his mom got him out of it. "He's a good boy"
@@mordicus420so would you rather the 17 yr old be allowed to buy alcohol or that they should only be charged as an adult after they turn 21?
Don't blame public schools for ghetto trash breeding like bunnies. Blame welfare that allows people to keep having kids when they can't afford the ones they have. 🙃
And he'll be out on the street in no time.
@@mordicus420People here are acting like they wouldn’t be calling their parents to get them out of jail if the tables were turned. There’s a reason that certain crimes allow for release; why keep him in jail with murderers, rapists, and whatever ilk when all he did is steal $2200+? He’ll either get with the program or he’ll reoffend, and then the courts will handle him. The people here wishing for a lengthly sentence for petty theft are unaware of how our justice system works.
That's not the school system. That's the home system.
In regards to the woman who stole $22k: Beauty does make a difference. The law (and judges who find her attractive), treat beautiful women differently and favorably. I know if my ugly ass stole $22k, I'd be in jail for the next 10 years.
💀
they would put my troll ass in chains under a bridge
my ugly ass wouldve gotten tased for resisting arrest
I think I fell in love with her 🥰😍🥰
She a mug shawty
Everyone jumping on the 1st black guy… and trust me he was about as dumb as a box of wet bricks
But I barely see anyone talking about the 2nd girl that stole over $20,000 dollars away from that small business owner, which in my opinion was down right disgusting…. Not to mention her slap on the wrist she got for her crime is straight up ridiculous… that girl should’ve got time thrown at her ass and she definitely stole from that other girl… she may even have a drug problem 👀👀👀👀
The first guy was so dumb he forgot his employee ID is printed on the receipt! 😂😂
Daily records would show. My manager has print offs every shift close. And refunds stand out horribly on any report. Why it take them 10 days to notice? Typically floats, cash tendered and transaction reports are done daily. Any manager would see the mistake with in a day or two to find the error. Lmao, maybe they wanted to show him a lesson. Or maybe they wanted to take time to find their rights as well. They did seem to think they had little standing against a "minor." Betting they only hire 20 year olds and up now.
I love it. When other people teaches kids accountability because the parents suck at their job
Calling your mother "bro" tells me everything I need to know.
Every time someones caught stealing "I'm literary not that type of person" but you got caught stealing so you literally are that person lol
I am really impressed with the arresting officer's professionalism. Not thrilled with these 17 year old's "I"m only a minor" whine. And I completely believe the money wasn't for him, but his friend. Yep.
I believe there is a a small possibility that the money could be for this friend. However, if that is the case then I bet the friend is not the poor homeless guy the 17 year old has been led to believe but is actually a criminal who is getting the kid to steal so he can get money without the risk of being caught. The kid takes the rap and the friend disappears. I bet that kid never saw his "friend" again after his arrest.
More than likely they split it, & the "friend" bought things for the underage guppy.
The 2nd employee didn't resist and accept her sins... Give credits for her, she knows she's outnumbered
Calling his mother BRO! What a glorious age we live in...
Lmfao
They even call their Moms ‘bro’
They make me giggle
Yeah, bro.
Well, found the racists.
Wym they?
@@kodakkpurplee205black people. They’re too cowardice to just say it. As if someone is gonna hunt them down lol
@@kodakkpurplee205 black people
So she _definitely_ stole the money from the girl at the party, then
Exactly lol
Calling their mom "Bro" 🙃
Maybe she identifies as a guy? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I’m fired right 😂😂😂😂😂 unbelievable
No, you’re hired!
Him: I stole it for my cousin Rayshawn
Mom: Who’s Rayshawn
😂
3:26 by this super articulate answer, I already know this is gonna be a banger talk😂
“It wasn’t for me, it was for my imaginary friend” 🙄
I used to work at a country club. The purchasing person had a catering business on the side. She used the club's money to buy *_ALL_* of the supplies for her business!!! I worked there for four years. She was doing it before I got there, she was doing *_WHILE_* I was there and she was doing it when I left. She stole a *_HELL_* of a lot more than 20Gs
This is the mentality of juveniles today !! Love when he realized I screwed up !!! 😂
Pr9blem is, if they get a slick lawyer, they get away with it. There was a case locally where a woman and her brother murdered her husband. The brother reached into the dead man's pockets snd stood over $2000, which was his entire paycheck he had just cashed. They proceeded to go to the casino and partied. When caight, he smirked, yall can't do anything to me, I'm 16. They said you will be tried as an adult and he freaked. He got a sleazy lawyer and literally git away with murder. He is out on the streets now, which to me is terrifying.
@teresajeffries3934 Unfortunately, that happens all too often in our court system ! It always leans to the suspect and forgets all about the victims !!! Stay safe
Didn't know what to really expect for security at Amazon, but cubicle dude makes sense.
Thief: "It wasn't for me. It was for Rayshawn."
Mom: "Who's Rayshawn?"
(Rayshawn doesn't exist)
$22,000 stolen and she only got a $5k bond and year of PROBATION?! Wtf?! There’s no way.
And the first kid had it worse, and he at least tried to rectify what he did...
Beauty makes a difference.
Year of probation seems pretty light, but the bond is not a punishment as the person is innocent until proven guilty in court - it is an assurance that the individual will show for court mandated dates rather than be held in jail to insure that they will. If there was no flight risk, why would the bond be any higher?
she's probably doing the same thing somewhere else.
and having a split tail.@@telengardforever7783
"I have money problems right now so I decided to buy new car."
Makes sense.
And that Louis Vuitton purse on top of that! I have no sympathy for her.
Over $999... FELONY! 😂😂😂😂
Give the first guy a extra 5 years for stupidity.
Maybe he’s mad that prices at Five Below are now more than $5. I know I am.
At least he was smart enough to ask for an lawyer.
Ignorance. Not stupidity
@@somerandomguy9891honestly bit of both i think
@@tizzytank579that’s why he went to prison
First case, the mom is an enabler big time. She wasn't focused on her son stealing, all her mind was him going to jail. ACCOUNTABILITY?🤔
uh yeah, cause that’s her son. obviously her first thought is “why is he in a police car?” she literally asked the officer to explain to her what happened.
"You stole $2200, you're going to jail."
"But I'm 17!"
"Okay I will give you a hug then and let you go. Psych!"
You can tell that the 'minor' thought he'd get away with it because he thought he'd get off for not being 18. Oh no, consequences! His mom must be so proud.
The first guy was so clueless as to his Miranda rights, even when the officer explained it several times.
I really think cell phone access rots the brain.
16:29
What the hell is an Apple Air Watch?! 😂
'the money wasn't for him, it for rayshawn'
ask rayshawn to steal that money 😂
Rayshawn played him like a fool. Probably told him the shit about being a minor and not being charged.
@@BlueHero45 absolutely btw lesson learn. don't trust anybody bruh
He's asking if he's fired 😂😂
8:12 “yes ma’am I am :D” BRO WAS PROUD😭😭😭😂😂😂
I feel guilty when I grab a 5 hour energy off the shelf during my 9 hour overnight shift. Meanwhile, there's this dumbass scamming $2300 directly into his bank account in less than two weeks
That's what I'm saying. I worked at a McDonald's where they didn't wanna report refunds so we wouldn't enter them and just put a note in the deposit so I'd take 10 here and there and say it was for some refund. I still feel guilty till this day and it has stopped me from doing things like that again. But this guy really thought he wouldn't get touched. But they say greed is the downfall of man if he did it for like 50$ once he would've been fine. 2k in a week??? Who wouldn't notice.
Bros we not admitting to crimes here
A buddy of mine went to jail for that. He’d grab one every night he went to work. He paid for them in the beginning but it just became muscle and he stopped paying. They let it build up and boom…
You should feel guilty. You are committing the same level of theft, just over a longer period of time. You are no different than the first guy in this video. Keep your hands off property that isn't yours. The entitlement mentality is wildly out of control these days. A 9 hour shift is nothing and just a single hour more than a standard shift damn near everybody that has a job works....i used to work 16 hour construction shifts digging ditches in the brutal Florida heat, and guess what?......it didn't entitle me to a damn thing, and i never took anything that wasn't mine.
@@47ravenlordshut up boomer
He talks to his mom like "you feel me bro"
Wow
I love how the big box stores, when they are able, monitor until it goes into felony amounts, as opposed to the slap on the wrist revolving door nonsense for a smaller theft.
When I was in college a friend had a date steal his checkbook. only took a couple of days (at that point she had only stolen like300$) they gave him a new account and let her charge it until it got over 10k
😂 girl number 2 be telling on her self, no need for a judge 😂😂
1st punk... "okay, which ones better?" Not me screaming "ur a fkn loser!!!" At my screen. 😂😂😂
These fools need 2 listen 2 shaggy "Even caught me on camera? It wasnt me" lol
The second ladies punishment was an absolute joke, jeez!!!
Woman get less time compared to men. White, young, pretty even less.
I dont think she should be sent to prison but she should have gotten atleast a few weeks or days in jail and 3 years of probation not 1 since it seems she has sticky fingers and will steal from anyone who isnt careful around her, she stole all that money to waste on a stupid purse and fancy new car, really? Now she has a felony conviction for stealing from her workplace and her video is on youtube forever. Goodluck finding a job, I dont think you can expunge felonies atleast not in my state.
She stole $22,000, but only got 1yr of probation!?!?
This is my comfort channel tbh
Love the first guy thinking children can commit crimes wonder if his wonderful mother raised him like that
Of course. His mom wasn’t upset he stole, she was upset he got caught.
RIP Rayshawn. Keep flying high in the sky. You won't be forgotten. 😂
"Yes, ma'am I am ! :D" 🤣
I love the mom in the first video, she said who is rayshawn?😂😂😂
Rayshaun was his Boo, he didn't want to tell his mom he is gay. Smh
As a 50 year young man who grew up calling friends "Bro" this generation has completely ruined the word "Bro" calling everyone "Bro"
They use it WAY too much. It's become the new "like".
@@benf6822lol and 🤣 is extremely overused too.
Getting questioned by police while Buddy the elf watches you from the corner has gotta be rough
Why would you risk jail for just $2200 ? Doesn't he know that POS systems log transaction data (especially refunds) and reports get sent automatically to the admin / manager ?
I've had the opportunity to steal a lot more than that and get away with it easily but I didn't because (a) I have a conscience that would make me feel bad for the rest of my life and (b) It is illegal and if caught, I would go to jail.
The first kid is smart enough to commit theft using receipts and his debit card, but can't understand basic rules let alone speak properly. And kid, you're an adult. Act like it.
In Texas stealing 22,000 will get you 5-10yrs in prison She got a slap on the wrist
He called his mom "bro"..teach him a lesson..👍
Not saying these people shouldn’t be prosecuted, but why is it when an employee steals, it’s cops, handcuffs, and jail, but when an employer steals, it’s a civil matter?
How you gonna arrest a Walmart
Whos rayshawn? 😂 His mom wasn't playing his game lol
Tell me to POUND SAND not "pounce then" 😂
But I'm a minor, that means I can steal at will with no repercussion...
Lol " I know I'm fired right?" 😅
We clearly need more states where being able to be charged as an adult starts much younger than 18.
Well... no... an 8 year old shouldn't go to PRISON for 6 months for stealing a video game. So you think it helps the child to learn and become a better person by failing them out of their grade and having them sit in a prison cell with full grown ass men for 6 months? He shouldn't be charged as an adult because he committed a crime, he should be charged as an adult because by the time he's stealing an average of $230 per day (nearly $60,000 per year), he is well past petty crime children get up to.
@ryanthompson3737 Thats a pretty extreme example. Minors are typically only tried as adults in the case of violent crimes, some states have exceptions for 16-17 years old though as it relates to theft, fraud, burgalary etc. When it comes to very young offenders (pre-teens & early teens) theres juvy and group homes, for older teens & young adults theres jit camps. Either way being in the system is terrible for any kid, sadly some have to be incarcerated & face the consequences of their actions.
@dosidicusgigas1376 Not really... the law for adults in Texas, for example, is if they steal anything over $100 but under $750, they can be sent to prison for up to 180 days. The argument isn't that they'll get 180 days, but that a judge can, without precident or care, give someone 6 months in jail for stealing a video game... something they would also be able to do to a child. And I mean.. usually they give you 6 months probation instead, but then what happens when they get into a fight at school like kids sometimes do? Now this judge has an incentive to charge the maximum sentence for that theft... I mean, how would YOU feel if they kept putting people on probation that clearly don't want to reform?
Alas, the only argument is a judge with a heart, but then why the fuck even make the laws anyways if judges can just refuse to abide by it?
@@dosidicusgigas1376 OH, and I'm not talking about how it is in reality, I'm responding to OP that suggested states need to lower the age in which children are charged as adults BY DEFAULT. I'm not talking murder or ra*e, I'm talking anything from stealing a stick of bubble gum to committing terrorism, and everything in between. That kid was charged as an adult not because of the crime, but because he was 17 and the age of adulthood in that state is 17.
You see American, this country isn’t racist, opportunities are given, spit on, and then “they” complain they don’t get them. Culture, not racism.
How about ireland right now... some algerian migrant stabbed multiple kids and if you say anything bad about that you are labeled as far right.
During my training with a German bank many years ago, I learned how banks would usually deal with the occasional fool who embezzled money:
They would call the delinquent into some unpleasant office, spring the evidence on him, tell him that immediate firing was non-negotiable and make him choose:
Either cough up the money within record time and get a neutral employer's reference OR get the ride in a police car and end whatever lawful career there might ever be.
The former would save the company the embarrassment of a fraud case coming to light and recoup the money.
Usually, the perpetrators jumped at the first option, drawing at their savings and begging their parents and families to make the bank whole and keep them out of jail.
Whoever goes to jail usually totally clams up about the money as he/she will need some cash once the jail term is over.
Satisfying as dragging them behind bars may be... the discreet way was the better choice.
second hand embarrassment
What a good video bro. Good job with the extra details
The 17 yr old is screwed! Thats wire fraud! That charge ain’t never going away! Good!
He wasn’t going to amount to anything in life anyways. Ffs he calls his own mom “bro”??? 😂
The first guy calls his mother "bro." Mom did such a great job raising this little thug.
Loss prevention showed a lot of grace.
If you call your asian parent bro you'd be receiving multiple slap of thick flip flops on the face, till you learn how to call them in respectful manner.
AWW, The little boy want the cop to call his mom. Mom BRO, I've been arrested...Im going to jail.😢😂
You have the best police content I have seen
real
He put the money on his card, like no one would have noticed 😂
I don't understand why these people think they can get away with these kind of crimes!!
As a Georgia native, this was something we were all taught in a book our school gave us called “Ignorance is No Defense” or something like that that broke down GA law for us teenagers to make sure we understood the consequences of crime in a developmentally appropriate way. Obviously, mine is a decade out of date, but I hope the updated copies are still given to school children in the state.
That should be updated and printed out for every child in this country, according to the laws of their states as well as federal laws.
It’s crazy how he knows how to scam ,but doesn’t know how to talk to the law and know his rights.
He’s way too young to think he knows his rights!🥺
I knew my rights at his age.
But i didn't use the info to break the law.
Stealing is wrong period, we all learn that in early stages of life.
The first. Guy had soup for brains!
The complete disrespect of that guy to keep calling his mom BRO.
Exactly why 17-18 should not be considered adults until 21 or 25
The first guy doesn’t know his rights at all clearly lol