Jeremy Mayfield charged with 28 felonies

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  • Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
  • Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis dive into the how in 2011, Mayfield's personal shop and house were the subject of a warrant and a raid by law enforcement. Mayfield details what happened from his vantage point when the SWAT teams arrived with machine guns and broke down the doors of his home. The raid resulted in a string of felony charges for stolen items and a charge for possession of meth. Mayfield denies the meth that was found and tells his take on the baggie they discovered in his safe.
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  • @cliff4695
    @cliff4695 2 года назад +1945

    This is the 1 podcast that Nascar did not want to see happen. Mad respect to Jr and Mike and putting out together!

    • @goneright4715
      @goneright4715 2 года назад +71

      Poor Jeremy , he’s still lying

    • @wadelucas9732
      @wadelucas9732 2 года назад +16

      @@goneright4715 I've watched half of it, and I agree.

    • @jackwinters2196
      @jackwinters2196 2 года назад +196

      @@goneright4715 okay bud. Funny how he didn't do any jail time and had pretty much every charge dropped, but he's lying.

    • @SpreadAU
      @SpreadAU 2 года назад +5

      Right gone

    • @twoblacklabs904
      @twoblacklabs904 2 года назад +136

      @@goneright4715 … So you believe your opinion holds more weight than the fact he had every charge (except possession of stolen goods) DISMISSED?
      Pfffft…that’s pretty arrogant of you.

  • @jelly7310
    @jelly7310 2 года назад +1217

    Never EVER talk to a cop without your attorney. Ever. Even when you know without a shadow of a doubt you're innocent. They are not on your side.

    • @tugboatamerica
      @tugboatamerica 2 года назад +40

      Perfect Advice

    • @rodneywaugh8535
      @rodneywaugh8535 2 года назад +27

      Another thing......they can't search your property without you being present......That's how false evidence is planted...... But I do believe there's a lot more here than meets the eye

    • @ChrisOhMy
      @ChrisOhMy 2 года назад +35

      @@rodneywaugh8535 Not true, they obviously can. Dude, seriously.

    • @wxracer23
      @wxracer23 2 года назад

      They will just shoot you

    • @rodneywaugh8535
      @rodneywaugh8535 2 года назад +16

      @@ChrisOhMy you may be correct but.... Good lawyers get that thrown out because of just what I said

  • @thomasstrider3299
    @thomasstrider3299 2 года назад +279

    Ive met jeremy. We live in the same area and a mutual friend took me to his place to meet him. He is a hell of a guy and has some really cool man toys. The sheriff over the county at that time was very crooked. The sheriffs son got caught stalking a woman amongst many other things between the two of them. He was the one over the raids. They really made a mess for jeremy. It takes a big man to get knocked down and get back up and keep on going. Hats off to jeremy!

    • @brianwilson4449
      @brianwilson4449 Год назад

      Yes it sure does take a big man to get through that mess along with on bigger baggie of that math, lofl

    • @IndyandJazmin
      @IndyandJazmin Год назад +18

      @@brianwilson4449 think you may want to start figuring out what you want to say BEFORE letting your fingers / thumbs loose on that keyboard, just a thought.
      What does 'lofl' mean? Is it 'laughing on floor loud,' like some some sort of a cross between 'lol' and 'rotflmao' (like that wasn't confusing enough already), smh?

    • @bertkilborne6464
      @bertkilborne6464 Год назад +6

      It really seems like there's some information missing from this story

    • @IndyandJazmin
      @IndyandJazmin Год назад +5

      @@bertkilborne6464Totally agree with what you're saying, Mr. Kilborne. Think there's all kinds of issues that they may not have even had the time to share with us.
      I really hate how the levels of corruption in law enforcement, as well as the community leaders, can vary so much from county to county. This is something that has to change, or things are never going to improve in any meaningful way(s) in our lifetimes (imo).

    • @racecitypatriot66
      @racecitypatriot66 Год назад +4

      Yep worked on his cars for years. He is a good dude. Every one has demons.

  • @stancrawford2147
    @stancrawford2147 2 года назад +188

    This happens and is one reason I quit law enforcement! There’s no justice in this country anymore!

    • @unclefester4626
      @unclefester4626 Год назад +2

      Human nature at its finest.....

    • @stefanrandall8345
      @stefanrandall8345 Год назад +20

      Greed and corruption has taken over.

    • @rj9203
      @rj9203 Год назад +16

      Same reason I got out of law enforcement. It's a crooked system that CANNOT BE FIXED WITHIN!

    • @brianwilson4449
      @brianwilson4449 Год назад +4

      Same here, now just do fugitive recovery, Watch out Jeremy lol

    • @IndyandJazmin
      @IndyandJazmin Год назад +3

      Well, there's little to no justice for law abiding society, but we seem to do right by all the criminals, and i don't think many law abiding citizens would disagree with that statement either.

  • @k-rosebouvier3359
    @k-rosebouvier3359 2 года назад +673

    Jeremy Mayfield drove my dad around the track at Michigan International Speedway in 1998. That meant the world to my father. His friends took a picture on that day, blew it up and it hung in my dad's bedroom over his bed until he died. I also have a picture of my dad and Jeremy from that day; priceless. Anyone to take the time to give my father the thrill of a lifetime is a star in my book. Thank you, Jeremy, for your kindness.

    • @bradcoddington1679
      @bradcoddington1679 2 года назад +5

      If it was the June race I was there to see that.

    • @k-rosebouvier3359
      @k-rosebouvier3359 2 года назад +4

      It was August

    • @theupscriber65
      @theupscriber65 2 года назад +4

      Yeah a guy like that can commit any crime he wants. Idc what he does, he's a hero in my book. If he murders someone or sells heroine to preschoolers....doesn't matter.

    • @MechInvent
      @MechInvent 2 года назад +18

      @@theupscriber65 can't even spell heroin LMAO.

    • @McGheeOH
      @McGheeOH 2 года назад

      @@theupscriber65 ah someone is still butt hurt probably one of the corrupt cops

  • @Thumper68
    @Thumper68 2 года назад +419

    Stuff like this happens to innocent people way more then anyone would want to believe.

    • @codylarkhart261
      @codylarkhart261 2 года назад +16

      Who are the real gangsters?

    • @thomaselittle7822
      @thomaselittle7822 2 года назад +25

      Thats for sure. It happens in small towns also. To small people to. Step on the wrong toes you go down.

    • @Thumper68
      @Thumper68 2 года назад +8

      @@thomaselittle7822 you hit the nail on the head 💯

    • @mikepalmer2219
      @mikepalmer2219 2 года назад +15

      I would even go as far to say it happens to innocent people or people that did very little more than it happens to real criminals. Especially if the federal government is involved.

    • @Thumper68
      @Thumper68 2 года назад +5

      @@mikepalmer2219 yeah it’s really messed up

  • @Mopar21277
    @Mopar21277 2 года назад +101

    Wow, this was an unbelievable show, MUST listen to the whole thing, cannot wait for Part II. Much respect to Jr. & Mike for an excellent interview. Big respect to Jeremy for standing tough and not caving to massive pressure and attacks to admit to things he didn't do.

  • @btchhopperou812
    @btchhopperou812 Год назад +24

    I just want to COMMEND Dale Jr. and crew for having the sack to let Jeremy get the truth out to the world- Dale, you are a rare breed buddy! So glad you have taken the time to do this show in general... you have gotten to the bottom of countless questions and issues involving ALL aspects of the NASCAR world, and let the stories be told that otherwise have no alternative platform to 'get them out there'- Much love to you and the entire CREW that work hard to put this thing together, we appreciate the effort greatly!

  • @RDX-0-0-
    @RDX-0-0- 2 года назад +116

    the moment I heard they threatened to kill his dog I was like "Yep, another phony ATF Raid."

    • @Dratchev241
      @Dratchev241 2 года назад +5

      how do you tell if the raid is BS? they threaten to or just outright shoot your dog.

    • @SouthernSkeptic
      @SouthernSkeptic 2 года назад

      @@Dratchev241 American police shoot a thousand dogs a year. It's a sport for them/

    • @Halfstep2024
      @Halfstep2024 2 года назад

      They are all about killing some dogs man lol

    • @Halfstep2024
      @Halfstep2024 2 года назад

      I’d love to sit in on the briefing of any ATF raid, it has to be something like this..
      “Johnson, you’re on point! You open any gates or doors we come across!
      Adams, you’re second man in! You’re solely responsible for finding any living k9 on the property and doing whatever you can to make it be aggressive towards you so you can eliminate it. Even if it’s not.. eliminate it any way!
      Everybody else, just try to find dope and illegal guns. Here’s some to keep in your pocket in case you don’t..”

    • @mikepalmer2219
      @mikepalmer2219 2 года назад

      @@Dratchev241 if it’s the feds most likeY they violated constitutional rights one way or another. Just look at ruby ridge. They murdered members of that family off bs crap as well. And then the Waco disaster. Murdered many children based off lies. Do not give feds any sympathy. The reason they exist is to get more powerful everyday.

  • @pamelajackson69
    @pamelajackson69 2 года назад +488

    As always, I applaud you Dale Earnhardt Jr, Mike Davis & Dirty Mo Media for not backing down from interviews that others wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole. I also very much appreciate the fact that you don't hold back and only ask the "soft" questions. You guys did a great job and asked what I know were difficult questions for you to ask under the circumstances. Unfortunately, there is so much corruption in this world anymore, at all levels and all professions. It's always good to see some of the corruption and those who are/were involved in it exposed

    • @easley421
      @easley421 2 года назад +16

      Love that Jr don't give a f@ck.

    • @tracyjohnson5023
      @tracyjohnson5023 2 года назад +8

      @@easley421 yep me too! Although Junior can definitely afford not to give AF 😂

    • @easley421
      @easley421 2 года назад +2

      @@tracyjohnson5023 exactly

    • @aaronrichards19886
      @aaronrichards19886 2 года назад +8

      Jr is bigger than Nascar.

    • @pamelajackson69
      @pamelajackson69 2 года назад +5

      @@aaronrichards19886 of course he is

  • @Kasper3388
    @Kasper3388 Год назад +8

    He’s not telling the whole truth. He’s holding back

  • @driven01
    @driven01 2 года назад +13

    Dale nailed it. "That's not just bad luck. How did that happen?"

    • @jasonreid1061
      @jasonreid1061 Год назад +3

      80-90 cops? Hmmmm, I don’t recall there being but around 15-20.

    • @driven01
      @driven01 Год назад

      @@jasonreid1061 pretty sure the town doesn’t have that many cops. 🤣
      I won’t judge, but something ain’t right about Jeremy’s story. I do remember back in the day he was acting all weird, calling his step mom a whore and other bizarre things. I was a fan and was disappointed.

    • @The_Real_RG3
      @The_Real_RG3 10 месяцев назад

      Yeah Mayfield is lying. He’s guilty of some of this. Maybe not all, but most of it

  • @oN3xShOtxkilL
    @oN3xShOtxkilL 2 года назад +324

    Man .. this is seriously one of the best interviews Dale Jr. and Dirty Mo has done

  • @ashketchumsdad
    @ashketchumsdad 2 года назад +150

    If Jeremy Mayfield can survive 2009, you can get through this day

    • @eddiesiegel
      @eddiesiegel 2 года назад +7

      I thought I was having a bad day, then I saw this video!

  • @rockymntnliberty
    @rockymntnliberty 2 года назад +22

    Isn't it just fascinating how there are always dozens and dozens of law enforcement officers available to Railroad somebody and put them in jail for fictitious charges and fictitious crimes, but when you have a real crime that needs solved they don't have the time of day for you.

  • @plexidust5101
    @plexidust5101 2 года назад +53

    Dear God am I sorry JM had to go through that Hell. On the outside, I never knew it was like this. This totally breaks my heart as a fan of the sport. Thanks for bringing the truth out !

  • @mrlt1151
    @mrlt1151 2 года назад +745

    Everyone watching this needs to remember that this kind of thing happens every day to poor people. They pressure someone to set someone up, then wash rinse repeat down the line. They seek a lot of charges for leverage, so they’ll often charge crazy stuff with little evidence. If you used these same tactics the police use, to get someone to sign a contract, you’d go to jail, but it’s legal for them to pressure confessions, statements against others and plea deals.

    • @4stomper
      @4stomper 2 года назад

      This is how 99% of the criminal law system works. There is zero justice involved. I grew up an orphan and was wrongly imprisoned for years of my life as a juvenile and young adult.

    • @zachbishop5421
      @zachbishop5421 2 года назад +25

      Your exactly right lol I was homeless on drugs for years and there were times I'd get charged with 10 misdemeanors and have a 20k bail and I'd have 8 of em dropped lol its all about money 💰

    • @douglasscott5623
      @douglasscott5623 2 года назад +4

      Not in California

    • @slartybarfastb3648
      @slartybarfastb3648 2 года назад +11

      Well, apparently it happens to rich people also.

    • @SlickGokuBaby
      @SlickGokuBaby 2 года назад

      @@slartybarfastb3648 It does, but rich people can afford to defend themselves and fight it... poor people just get fucked.

  • @kimberlymcclellan3590
    @kimberlymcclellan3590 2 года назад +373

    It must have been a tough choice to do this podcast with Jeremy but I am glad that you guys did. Right is right and wrong is wrong. I have always thought something more going on. One of the best podcasts you guys have done.

    • @jeffyoder8105
      @jeffyoder8105 2 года назад +10

      Hey 😌👋😊 Kimberly this is Jeff yoder the ol'broke down scooter tramp (ex-biker) and I've been a big time Nascar fan for most of my almost 72 years (in July, God 🙏 willing) and this podcast is something that has been needed for a long time and hopefully there will 😊👍 be more podcasts or if any of the TV Networks pay attention and have balls enough (excuse my language) to do shows using Jr's podcast as a model maybe 😏 Nascar management will feel forced into getting their act together and turn Nascar into the big money organization Big Bill France dreamed it could become cause I for one hope something knocks the Nascar big wigs upside their heads and gets them back to work on what they need to do to truly make Big Bill's dream come true, so , I say Hooray to Jr. and Mike for this podcast cause whether they'll admit it or n I'd bet money that someone in Nascar management will 😊👍 see this podcast and realize just how powerful it can become and will be brave enough and smart enough to know that this podcast is going to get people (fans) looking at Nascar management with fresh wide open eyes and asking new questions about what Nascar management is going to do about making Nascar what Big Bill dreamed it could be and should be and with that said I hope that this podcast and this conversation I this comments section for this video gets people thinking about what they want Nascar to be and maybe by some miracle enough people will 😊 speak up and sort of force Nascar management to get off their fat- - -es and start running Nascar with the leadership it needs to become Big Bill's dream come true 😂🤣😭

    • @BIG_JOHN_SFV
      @BIG_JOHN_SFV 2 года назад +13

      The whole "right is right" outlook is wonderful so long as it isn't you under the microscope. Paid every cent of your taxes? Sped (26mph? Only one mile off?) in a school zone? Changed lanes without signals? Parked in a red zone or handicapped because "I'll only be a minute?" Ignored a commandment because it wasn't convenient and we're forgiven for our sins?😇 As a biker (NEVER EX! Maybe former though)AND Christian minister, I have seen how one person's right and wrong are not necessarily another's and as a society we MUST strive to be more tolerant and actually practice discernment. God Bless you.

    • @jeffyoder8105
      @jeffyoder8105 2 года назад

      @@BIG_JOHN_SFV hey 😌👋😊 John this is Jeff yoder the ol'broke down scooter tramp (ex-biker) and I agree 😊💯% with you and unfortunately the feds pretty much get away with Way more questionable tactics than even state police c and unfortunately both get away with their tactics far more often than they should be able to because the judicial system turns a blind eye 👁️ to what the various levels of cops do at times just to get convictions whether they are justified or not

    • @jeffyoder8105
      @jeffyoder8105 2 года назад

      @@BIG_JOHN_SFV hey 😌👋 John this is Jeff yoder the ol'broke down scooter tramp and you just hit the nail square on the head

    • @davidgoldstein3475
      @davidgoldstein3475 2 года назад

      Kimberly McClellan -- How is Jeremy in the wrong here ??? Corrupt thug cops , a snitch intruder , the organization he had taken to court all working together to railroad an innocent man ... Those are the bad guys in this travesty of justice .

  • @mitchbrown6652
    @mitchbrown6652 2 года назад +10

    Dale is a great person for having mayfield on here to tell his side of the story. I can't imagine how pissed nascar is about this. Im sure the old man is proud of who he is today

  • @doctortruth4094
    @doctortruth4094 Год назад +3

    Wow! What a great interview. Dale, you have made an even greater impact for the good since you stopped driving. Excellent stuff!

  • @dannygoad5741
    @dannygoad5741 2 года назад +180

    I applaud Jeremy Mayfield for refusing a plea from the corrupt feds. Don't say it can't happen to you. Don't you just love it when companies get in cahoots with the government.

    • @sergeantmasson3669
      @sergeantmasson3669 2 года назад

      Danny Goad, did NASCAR force Mayfield to do burglaries? Did the feds plant solen goods and illegal firearms in his house? The well documented facts blow Mayfield's story out of the water.

    • @tincupnickleboythe1st700
      @tincupnickleboythe1st700 2 года назад +4

      All shades of shady every direction ya look, been going on for thousands of years now !!!

    • @mikepalmer2219
      @mikepalmer2219 2 года назад

      The federal government specializes in prosecuting innocent people or people with minor infractions. They are real good at setting people up as well.

  • @utube14773
    @utube14773 2 года назад +23

    Major lesson for everyone watching A) don’t lift a finger to help law enforcement. B) clam up and lawyer up. If he never opened that safe they would never try the drug route. PLUS SOUNDS LIKE THEY WERE WAY OUTSIDE OF THE WARRANT. This is ridiculous from top to bottom

  • @JC-dr8ev
    @JC-dr8ev 2 года назад +23

    This is by far the best interview DirtyMo has done. I don’t believe JM was guilty, and even if he had done a thing or two wrong- don’t forget that Nascar was built off of illegal activities from the first race, so they’re no one to judge.

  • @lilolme69
    @lilolme69 2 года назад +27

    Having been through the PENAL system myself and being screwed, I have been on Jeremy's side the whole time! Glad he is doing great and hopefully he is having a great life! Just another reason I stopped watching Nascar all those years ago.

  • @DiversifiedMachinist
    @DiversifiedMachinist 2 года назад +123

    I remember when this went down, I was crushed. He was one of my favorite drivers. I'm glad to hear his story.

    • @johncrawford656
      @johncrawford656 2 года назад +5

      Mine also... we had him to our Hardware Store for a meet and greet and radio deal... it was cool... picked him and is agent up at a local small airport in a private jet that belonged to another driver that I can't remember. He also spent hundreds of dollars on Carharrt stuff... it was in November. He is a good guy! I hate all this happened to him. He only charged us 1500 for the trip.

    • @TheBirdman1966
      @TheBirdman1966 2 года назад +1

      He wasn't my favorite, but I respected what he did every weekend! To me, he was like Harvick, Denny Hamlin, Martin Truex etc. Just one of the guys going for it every weekend.

    • @DiversifiedMachinist
      @DiversifiedMachinist 2 года назад +1

      @@TheBirdman1966 Agree with all you've named.

    • @markusa5521
      @markusa5521 Год назад +1

      Heavy D same here I always wondered what happened

    • @chrisarchilla9260
      @chrisarchilla9260 Год назад +3

      The dude was lying,Mayfields story and explanation made no sense...Dale jr. Knew it

  • @twoblacklabs904
    @twoblacklabs904 2 года назад +542

    I’d love to hear Jeremy’s attorney’s explanation of this fascinating case. The set-ups, the court hearings, the way they pressured him into cooperating with an unrelated drug sting and the immense pressure to plead guilty - ALL OF IT. It definitely sounds like NASCAR wanted him to go away, and were willing to use the local law enforcement agencies to put him away for good…
    This would make a great Hollywood movie script…

    • @wolfpackstudios3040
      @wolfpackstudios3040 2 года назад +16

      Well if you listened to the whole podcast it appears his attorney was corrupt and Friends with people from Nascar. So getting him on probably isn't going to happen so yeah.

    • @venicebeachsportsnetwork6677
      @venicebeachsportsnetwork6677 2 года назад +36

      There is something he is not telling us

    • @tritontransport
      @tritontransport 2 года назад

      Brian France is a very evil vindictive drunk alcoholic. He is pretty much the one who destroyed nascar and nascar is still trying to recoup from Brian’s awful lack of leadership of the sport

    • @natural-born_pilot
      @natural-born_pilot 2 года назад +8

      @@venicebeachsportsnetwork6677 and what do you think that could be?

    • @arcdestriumph586
      @arcdestriumph586 2 года назад +56

      There are "career maker" guys in Law Enforcement that lick their chops when anyone famous comes on the radar. " I'm the guy that took down Michael Vick" etc. is the merit badge they'll do anything unscrupulous for. Sure, Vicks dog fighting was bad, career makers turned it into a Federal Case. Same thing with Mayfield.. famous guy on the radar.. and here come the skeezers not looking for the truth, but a scalp to claim. Why would a NASCAR driver making a good salary intentionally buy stolen goods? Doesn't make sense to me. Why the over the top raid? You can smell the corruption.

  • @michelletodd814
    @michelletodd814 Год назад +7

    This stuff definitely happens to good people like myself. Corruption runs deep in nearly every town in some form or fashion. My wife and my young son at about the same time as Jeremy’s incident. We were forced by the City of Allen, Texas to sell our home of 13 years and to leave the town for running a completely legal home based business. Because my old boss got jealous of all the business that came to me. Made him look bad. So he hires my neighbor to run me out of business by whatever means. So he got City Council involved and raided my home with 12 armed officers for what they said was an unauthorized fence I had built without a permit. They raided my place looking for drugs and weapons. Searched the entire place. And found nothing. They were really pissed when I showed them my permit signed by them. They proceeded to make up a bunch of false charges for City Code Violations and took me to court every week. And even after proving my innocence to the corrupt judge was always found guilty. My ex neighbor went as far as poisoning me and my family. And joined a group called Infragard which is formed by the FBI to fight terrorism in our homeland. He had me put on a terrorist watchlist. And I am a Gulf War Vet. I have never been treated so disrespectfully in my life. Constantly pulled over and harassed on a daily basis by police. Didn’t receive any mail for years. And I have fought with police and filed complaints with Postmaster to no avail. Treated like scum of the earth. My son had a very rough time getting through high school. Being accused by my ex neighbor of being a possible school shooter. Then being deliberately failed in one of his math classes which I got turned around by superintendent. Come to find out that the teacher was an old buddy of my now ex neighbor. That all happened in 2009 and we are still feeling it. My son graduated from another High School. And was the Captain of the JROTC Shooting team. Took 1st place in State competition. And is now an Apache Helicopter Technician serving in the Army. My wife and I are living in a camper in someone’s backyard. After being wrongfully evicted by a landlord that walked in our bedroom while my wife was there alone. He was friends with the judge and had us thrown out on Veterans Day of all days. When the constables offices were closed. And then the landlord kept over $10k of our property. I tried filing theft charges on him and was denied. I even caught him red handed with a rental van backed up to our house loading up my stuff. I called Sheriff to come out and they refused to allow me to press charges. And this landlord is also a Baptist minister at a church here in East Texas. Most of the stuff he kept was my sons. Makes me sick. We appealed the eviction and won. But not before they actually threw us out into the street. Literally. My wife and I rented a uhaul and parked on side of hiway trying to load our stuff when landlord called police on us for trespassing. We had County Sheriffs and State Highway patrol harassing us while we tried getting what little they decided we could have. So here we are 2022 and what little we did get back is in storage and we are living very poorly. Still feeling like a second class citizen. Corruption is everywhere.

    • @Fariq007
      @Fariq007 8 месяцев назад

      Just read this comment, hope your doing well now, I dont know too much of Corruption in the States as i live in Australia but i hope you, your wife and son get out of this and get the justice you well and truly deserve! 😊❤❤

  • @ken0269
    @ken0269 2 года назад +1

    Great interview. Thanks for having him on JR

  • @gregc.8040
    @gregc.8040 2 года назад +37

    Best advice I ever had was always ask for a lawyer. I heard that advice when I was 18 and never thought I would need it till I did 30 years later. You are only innocent if you and your lawyer can prove it.

  • @john-vy1ml
    @john-vy1ml 2 года назад +37

    Absolutely corrupt at all levels.

  • @blanejr1
    @blanejr1 2 года назад +3

    "I have the right to remain silent and I want to speak with my attorney".......as many times as it needs to be said from first contact.

  • @edspencer7121
    @edspencer7121 Год назад +1

    That's messed up! That's intestinal fortitude to stand up against all of that crap.

  • @randysiler7458
    @randysiler7458 2 года назад +170

    I listened to the podcast and it was amazing story. It pissed me off hearing of this injustice. I always wanted to hear Jeremy’s side of the unfortunate end of his career. Kudos to Jeremy and his wife for handling it as well as they did. Thanks everyone for sharing. This kind of injustice happens a lot more often than we know.

    • @kidwave1
      @kidwave1 2 года назад +8

      EVERY FLICKING DAY!

    • @kidwave1
      @kidwave1 2 года назад

      ​@Jack Hideous Law enforcement has been being set up for the last 40 years! They have have no idea they are being so played. They have been INTENTIONALLY, despicably under-trained, and empowered thru qualified immunity to DO whatever they want and GET AWAY with whatever they want, without ANY real accountability, ...ALL TO TURN THE PUBLIC AGAINST THEM! Until Uvalde, the media has been in LOCKSTEP to defend, cover up, downplay, make-excuses-for, and prevent accountability for all of these INTENTIONALLY MIS-TRAINED cops and their crimes! But now, OVERNIGHT, ...AS A RESULT OF THIS UVALDE, ....the media has INSTANTLY ...IN LOCKSTEP ...ENTIRELY REVERSED COURSE, ...and are now, SUDDENLY, ATTACKING THE POLICE, calling them cowards and tyrants! This is a LANDMARK MOMENT, and everyone should see it as such! There wasnt a speck of the media that was attacking cops, up to and including THE DAY BEFORE THIS UVALDE! ...but low and behold the ANTI-COP NARRATIVES are flowing like a river now, ...since the moment of the first "report" of the shooting! THIS VERY "SHOOTING" is going down as THEE LINE OF DEMARCATION, of the point in time when ALL MEDIA that has been defending criminal, oath betraying cops TOOTH AND NAIL, ...SUDDENLY AND INSTANTLY ...FLIPPED THE SCRIPT TO START DEMONIZING THEM! This shooting was CRAFTED AROUND THIS VERY AGENDA! ...to propagate this very narrative. Its so obvious that the BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA OF DEMONIZING COPS is the OVERARCHING, MAIN GOAL of this STAGED EVENT! Its a 40 year long setup. The earliest 1st Amendment auditors were agents that created the movement, KNOWING that it would take on a life of its own, and that many well intentioned Americans would "pick up the torch" helping to further expose the disgraceful actions of the cops, that they had already looong been under-training, INTENTIONALLY, for the purpose of creating division, distrust and disdain between citizens and police!

    • @jerrycraig6522
      @jerrycraig6522 2 года назад +2

      Yep, 100%!!!

    • @timlaberge6135
      @timlaberge6135 2 года назад +3

      Oh yeah. Imagine if he didn't have his (albeit not much) NASCAR money. This is how poor people get stuck in the system.

    • @stevealber9779
      @stevealber9779 2 года назад

      I had faith in cops till I had a minority business partner steal over a million bucks and equipment even sold the equipment to himself for a grand a piece . The cops treated me like I was the criminal I hate cops they are crooked as hell and they don't care

  • @FastDuDeJiunn
    @FastDuDeJiunn 2 года назад +65

    never let them do anything beyond their limits. sadly to many corrupt people in the world who will be bought

    • @OpenRoader
      @OpenRoader 2 года назад +6

      You are 100% right. Cooperate, but offer NOTHING for free! Being a nice guy never pans out.

  • @stephenhopkins9541
    @stephenhopkins9541 2 года назад

    Great interview. I really appreciate Dale Jr letting him tell his story.

  • @roaddog7542
    @roaddog7542 2 года назад

    So many reasons I haven't watched NASCAR in years like others and this is one of them. Thanks gang for letting the other side of the story be told.

  • @Crowskie04
    @Crowskie04 2 года назад +55

    Now think about how much stuff happens to people that aren’t semi-famous NASCAR drivers.

  • @billbong156
    @billbong156 2 года назад +204

    This kinda thing happens daily to those without the money to fight it. They just picked the wrong person they picked the wrong person this time that would and could fight it. It disgusts me to see money controlling so many lives like this.

    • @MANlNBIACK
      @MANlNBIACK 2 года назад

      That’s our us government and our corporation for you. The government aren’t the good guys. We don’t live in a free country. That’s just a big giant joke!

    • @josephward6577
      @josephward6577 2 года назад +1

      It happens everyday all over this country! NASCAR is run by a bus load of fruit loops,they're the ones that should be tested for drugs!! Ive seen it happen know people that it's happened to? If you got money you don't go to jail if you don't have money you better pray to God because they're going to railroad your ass do anything they can to put their names in the spotlight and make themselves look good at the expense of others I wonder how many innocent men are in jail because they couldn't afford a lawyer to fight their case so they went ahead and pled to the charge? There is no law any longer that went out in the Bonnie and Clyde days nothing but a bunch of crooks with badges and guns

    • @jasonramsy7241
      @jasonramsy7241 2 года назад +1

      This kind of thing doesn’t just randomly happen to people!! He was caught red handed stealing a truck

    • @ramyanthony4615
      @ramyanthony4615 Год назад

      Get out more you dummy. His greed got him caught up. Daddy always said lay with dogs and catch fleas. If you can’t see through this guys BS story then you’re clueless. People make mistakes for money. Fandom makes some people silly lol

    • @23rascel
      @23rascel Год назад +2

      @@jasonramsy7241 this absolutely does happen to people. I’m a felon because I was accused of growing mushrooms. Cops found a stupid plastic tote with holes in it and they said that was enough evidence to say I was a mushroom grower/dealer. Never have I ever done what they accused me of but still it ruined my life.

  • @ronco7596
    @ronco7596 2 года назад

    Unbelievable. Wow. What a nightmare.

  • @Schneids1216
    @Schneids1216 2 года назад

    This is crazy! I just read about this and it’s amazing that it’s recent topic. I definitely am subscribing to this podcast

  • @richarcm
    @richarcm 2 года назад +36

    This is why you don’t talk to the police. Every lawyer worth a damn will tell you never to talk to them or consent to searches. Talking to them can’t help you. It can only be used against you. Don’t volunteer to give them access to your property. Just say NO! FTP!

    • @danielanderson2030
      @danielanderson2030 2 года назад +1

      Yeah he backed himself into a corner by the sounds of it.

    • @broyobrogdon6403
      @broyobrogdon6403 2 года назад +3

      FTP!!!!!!

    • @broyobrogdon6403
      @broyobrogdon6403 2 года назад +2

      My house was broke into.they said it was my fault.that i was a drug dealer.FTP!!!

  • @dominictamburro6264
    @dominictamburro6264 2 года назад +51

    That’s just crazy. Some shady stuff going on for sure.

    • @jackwagon1798
      @jackwagon1798 2 года назад +3

      Ya like buying stolen stuff, using meth, real shady stuff...

    • @zach6808
      @zach6808 2 года назад

      @@jackwagon1798 how do you know he was using meth and buying stolen stuff is easy

  • @radarluv67
    @radarluv67 2 года назад +1

    As soon as Jeremy said, he's a collector of guns....HELLO

  • @cragre28
    @cragre28 2 года назад +2

    When the cops asked him about the drugs and who he knew that would sell him, he should have answered "I don't know anyone who sells drugs because I don't do drugs" Followed by "I want to speak with my lawyer" .

  • @stephaniesunderland1974
    @stephaniesunderland1974 2 года назад +175

    We live in a police state. point blank period. lawless cops&prosecutors. Nice to see Jeremy again.

    • @sergeantmasson3669
      @sergeantmasson3669 2 года назад +1

      Rebel for Humanity, what part of the federal search warrant was justified do you not comprehend? The court also ruled that all the evidence had merit.

    • @lettuceberealtea8497
      @lettuceberealtea8497 2 года назад +36

      @@sergeantmasson3669 what part of all felonies were dismissed didn't you understand? Used to be innocent until proven guilty, not guilty unless you have enough resources and money to prove you're innocent. Nothing more than revenue collectors.

    • @daleirish6682
      @daleirish6682 2 года назад +20

      @@sergeantmasson3669 apparently you know every thing in the justice system and give 100% of your trust to them. I wouldn't believe this was a valid search warrant for valid reasons if god himself told me so.

    • @lnwolf7563
      @lnwolf7563 2 года назад

      @@sergeantmasson3669 You aren't actually gullible enough to believe what you just said are you???? The Justice system in this country has been for sale for a very long time now. Rich people can ruin the lives of people under them and nothing is done to them about it. If they had even the slightest bit of evidence that JM had committed a felony they would have made sure he did jail time. The fact that all the Felonies were dropped is more than enough evidence to prove that it was all a damn set up. I remember when this happened and I always felt like Jeremy was being done dirty and now we know for sure.

    • @roymcdre9180
      @roymcdre9180 2 года назад

      ACAB

  • @evanwallace8683
    @evanwallace8683 2 года назад +197

    I have always been on JM side through this entire thing. NASCAR has always been the judge, jury, prosecutor, and executioner in every single case. It wouldn't surprise me if NASCAR had their hand in the cookie jar with the police in this situation. Jeremy was about to throw his car owner at the time Ray E under the bus for having the affair with his development driver at the time Erin Crocker and with all that money he had dodge bringing NASCAR at the time I think they stepped in and said no way Jeremy

    • @cdjr66
      @cdjr66 2 года назад +1

      What ever happened to Mike Skinner's kid ..... hmm

    • @SEILLC
      @SEILLC 2 года назад +1

      @@cdjr66 Do tell...

    • @worldkarting89
      @worldkarting89 2 года назад +11

      NASCAR 100% had something to do with it. They have an incredible amount of power and influence in that area.

    • @robertmungo5428
      @robertmungo5428 2 года назад

      You just hit the nail right on the mf head!

    • @evanwallace8683
      @evanwallace8683 2 года назад +6

      @@robertmungo5428 I didn't know that until I saw a couple videos a few years ago posted by JM explaining the entire situation. After watching them I said wow it all makes sense now

  • @bhbest
    @bhbest 2 года назад

    Good stuff, thanks everyone for this production, well worth it! Makes ya think!

  • @Jamesbass1968
    @Jamesbass1968 2 года назад +6

    Hands down one of the best interviews ever on this podcast!! Jeremy Mayfield I believe you buddy!!! I believe your story I believe that NASCAR set you up!!!

  • @BubbathyJ
    @BubbathyJ 2 года назад +324

    You guys finally came around to the conclusion I was thinking of after listening to this whole episode. NASCAR instituted a new drug policy, had one guy who was in charge of the whole thing. They got a positive result from somebody, and that guy said BS. Fought it as hard as he could and they couldn’t admit their program might be flawed. Would have ruined the whole thing. So they threw everything they had a Mayfield. Idk what he did or didn’t do but this definitely sounds shady af from NASCAR, their lawyers and their Dr.

    • @oneslave3318
      @oneslave3318 2 года назад +23

      Bill Jr never should have raised that riff raff punk or ever put him in charge of anything.

    • @KBowWow75
      @KBowWow75 2 года назад +1

      I say it had more to do with the fact they got the same doctor to handle it and he missed Chris Benoit and Chris killed himself and his family. Then the doctor had to go before Congress. Nascar couldn't get involved in that for not vetting the guy properly. They probably got federal officials involved to put this away because of all the corporate sponsors attached in Nascar that could pull out because Nascar did no due diligence.

    • @sahholsteins1
      @sahholsteins1 2 года назад +22

      Nascar at that time( still now it seems) never wanted to be proven wrong/ get called out by a mistake they made

    • @harrypeterson9287
      @harrypeterson9287 2 года назад

      Or he really did have meth in his safe and rolled on his dealer to get out of the charges...
      Police can't legally count the weight of the baggy.
      It also seems odd that they would ask him to narc on a drug dealer if there were no drugs actually found.
      If there were drugs found whether planted by police or not he would've been charged and convicted unless he worked with police.
      His whole story smells more fishy than Rosie O'Donnells panties after running a marathon.

    • @richardjensen6753
      @richardjensen6753 2 года назад +15

      shady on the NASCAR guys, the lawyers, and Dr. The LEO's are just as corrupt!

  • @wev2344
    @wev2344 2 года назад +116

    I have never thought that Jeremy did what NASCAR said he did, and this podcast backs up the absurdity of the whole deal. My conclusion was that JM was railroaded due to the fact that what he said to have been never showed in his speech, appearance, or health whereas out in public when you these types of addicts, it really does present itself and you can’t mistake this type of drug abuse.
    Loved hearing from Jeremy, glad he’s talking to Ray, and I hope he can just move forward and never look back on this. Evil will find its rightful home.

    • @Dirtytanker
      @Dirtytanker 2 года назад +5

      Everyone knew it was a lie from the beginning.

    • @josephward6577
      @josephward6577 2 года назад

      That's exactly what happens,they're all crooked,and above the law,hell they play golf together,take hunting & fishing trips with each other good ole boys don't you know

    • @hunternixonfishing2500
      @hunternixonfishing2500 6 месяцев назад +1

      I disagree. Jeremy strikes me as a person who isn’t telling the truth and is completely gullible. Also how does a person have this bad a luck? Like the world is out to get him

    • @rickyestes7477
      @rickyestes7477 3 месяца назад

      @@hunternixonfishing2500 he bought stolen goods that's how it happened... that's all they needed and they saw dollar signs...if you don't think they are corruption that goes on you are simple minded...I bought a power saw off a guy and later own i got rated, they tried to pin a bunch of robberies on me but it didn't work,.. what did work was they got a lot of money out of me proving my Innocence. I didn't know the saw was stolen if I did I wouldn't have bought it

  • @kindnuguz
    @kindnuguz Год назад

    Situations like this causes PTSD for defendants. Causes long term anxiety and several other things, not to mention all the money it cost to fight it all. Thanks for the video

  • @dirtbeard108
    @dirtbeard108 2 года назад +1

    they want you to make a plea when they cannot prove their charges

  • @Spyke-lz2hl
    @Spyke-lz2hl 2 года назад +113

    I like how they weren’t easy on him. Asked the direct questions that we all want to know. To Jeremy’s credit, he addressed it as well as he could. This whole thing is tragic.

    • @user-bl6ne3hc6n
      @user-bl6ne3hc6n 2 года назад +2

      They never ask him if he ever used..also didnt ask him what happened to the stuff that the cops found in his safe..what came of it..did they drop the charges..on the drugs..I've noticed that he went through that very quickly to avoid it..THEY WOULD OF NEVER DROPPED THE DRUG CHARGES..and if he was set up he would have sued the police department..all police officers have to take polygraph test if they're asked..this hole story stinks.HES NO VICTOM ..MIKE AND JR KNEW IT..

    • @brendanmarr3074
      @brendanmarr3074 2 года назад +11

      @@user-bl6ne3hc6n listen to the whole podcast. They ask him, and he tells you exactly what it is. It was a plastic coin bag, they never showed him drugs, and he straight up tells Jr he chose to let him in the safe. Why would he do that if it wasn’t on the warrant and there was anything for him to hide?

    • @user-bl6ne3hc6n
      @user-bl6ne3hc6n 2 года назад +2

      @@brendanmarr3074 ohh OK thanks for clearing that up.

    • @Spyke-lz2hl
      @Spyke-lz2hl 2 года назад +1

      @@user-bl6ne3hc6n That’s why I said he addressed as well as he could. The truth is in the middle somewhere. I think he implied he never used because he explained how the positive tests came about. Now that I think about it, I think he actually said he didn’t use.

    • @user-bl6ne3hc6n
      @user-bl6ne3hc6n 2 года назад +3

      @@Spyke-lz2hl I listen to the hole cast this morning maybe I missed that...something doesn't smell right..it's almost listening to Pete rose. He had an excuse after excuse after excuse..why didn't he stop using the over the counter drug when this came to be an issue..??? Because he was using it as a mask agent for his meth program my opinion..theses so much more and I think Mike and Jr knew it.. Jeremy has more talent in his Little Pinkie than 80% of the drivers out there and he still doesn't have a ride there is a reason for it..how could he have 28 or so felony charges on him and only 2 stuck..I bet he did give out some phone numbers of his contacts and they dropped the charges..this hole thing reminds me of the Rose ordeal..

  • @DaveTomahawk
    @DaveTomahawk 2 года назад +139

    When police want to charge you with a crime you didn’t commit without evidence they make sure to charge you with multiple variations of the crime so that the case doesn’t get dismissed as easily. The judge and state attorney will scare you at your first hearing reading off the max jail time if convicted all while they already know the charges are over-kill and your lawyer will negotiate with them later to make you plea guilty to the lesser of all charges. They tell you if you try fighting and taking things to trial and lose you get the max jail time to deter you from clogging up their calendars. Cops have arrest “goals” to hit and states attorneys have conviction percentages to keep close to 100% as possible. Don’t ever talk to law enforcement besides “hello” and a wave it’s such an incredibly dirty system.

    • @davidoconnor393
      @davidoconnor393 2 года назад +7

      I wish they would teach high school kids that before they give a diploma

    • @JC-dr8ev
      @JC-dr8ev 2 года назад

      The entire “justice” system is just a business like any other. Just do what you can to stay out of it.

    • @davidhall9873
      @davidhall9873 2 года назад +4

      Damn, if this ain't the truth!!!

    • @31140251
      @31140251 2 года назад +3

      That’s what happened to me I was told by my lawyer who never answered calls. Told me I had no choice but to plead otherwise I’d get max time in court. All my lawyer wanted was for me to take a plea deal

    • @davidoconnor393
      @davidoconnor393 2 года назад +4

      @@31140251 you never had a lawyer in the first place you were awarded a public pretender under the guise of Republic defender under the guise of a lawyer!

  • @teamwinterracing7150
    @teamwinterracing7150 2 года назад

    This was a great video. We learned a lot about what happened.

  • @tyler0430
    @tyler0430 2 года назад +2

    I don't buy it. What motive would they have to incriminate him?

  • @dustymetal4ever
    @dustymetal4ever 2 года назад +27

    Awesome show guys. I always wondered what happened to him. I applaud ya'll for taking this subject on and not backing down. Thanks for having the best podcast around Dale Jr.

    • @davej.meister5421
      @davej.meister5421 2 года назад

      Did anyone hear about ex-IndyCar driver Scott Goodyear's DUI arrest? It apparently happened.

  • @corail53
    @corail53 2 года назад +35

    Ask to call your lawyer and exercise your right to stay silent. Plea deals are the worst thing to happen to justice. Sue the counties and nascar for loss of revenue and emotional damages.

    • @sergeantmasson3669
      @sergeantmasson3669 2 года назад +1

      corail53, obviously you forgot about the federal charges.

    • @frankfisher4380
      @frankfisher4380 2 года назад

      @@sergeantmasson3669 Sue the feds ! They're a bunch of jack booted thugs ! Look how the DOJ is doing "Lying" Biden's bidding. Yet nothing has been done about Hunter lying on his background check. and the frigging dumb-a-crap congress is running Biden a close race about who can tell the most or biggest lies. Mayfield was railroaded (by Nascrap) & everyone knows it ! the DOJ is controlled by the demoncrap party ! See the results of the Sussman trial ? Bought and paid for judge, tainted jury - It was not possible to convict him in a D.C. court !

  • @EttabyICP
    @EttabyICP 2 года назад

    Thank you

  • @truthandfreedom885
    @truthandfreedom885 2 года назад +1

    No government officials are ever held accountable for their actions and corruption.

  • @hawkeye454
    @hawkeye454 2 года назад +45

    Jeremy was the first Cup Series driver I got to meet, back in the 1990s at his race shop. He even signed my shirt which was really cool when I was a kid.

    • @mikeznel6048
      @mikeznel6048 2 года назад +4

      That’s really cool even as an adult.

  • @LionManatic
    @LionManatic 2 года назад +23

    Everyone that has appeared on this podcast, have all been great and fantastic! But, I've never been more curious and more fascinated, and more leaned into a conversation, than Jeremy explaining all that went down!

  • @phillipjohnson8241
    @phillipjohnson8241 2 года назад +1

    SOUNDS LIKE somebody should make a MOVIE out of this.

  • @annacole9229
    @annacole9229 2 года назад +5

    He was one of my favorite drivers. It breaks my heart he had to go through this.

  • @tnrodgers
    @tnrodgers 2 года назад +17

    I was always suspicious of the charges. JM had Zero history of legal/drug issues previously and then a mountain of inconsistent evidence appears which makes him go away with a destroyed reputation. I trust God will bring justice in the end, but I appreciate hearing JM tell his side.

  • @williamhodgden8970
    @williamhodgden8970 2 года назад +34

    Thank you Dale to give Jeremy a chance to explain what happened. I have always felt Jeremy was screwed over.

  • @miketaylor6282
    @miketaylor6282 2 года назад +1

    Sound like someone at NASCAR “donated” several VIP packages to few local law enforcement agencies.

  • @theSly1
    @theSly1 2 года назад

    Has part 2 been released yet? I’m struggling to find it.

  • @dtreadhead3978
    @dtreadhead3978 2 года назад +13

    Thank you for this show. What a story of truth. Dale you are a special person for doing these shows, as it is important to always find the truth in situations like this. You are appreciated.

  • @chrisharmeier374
    @chrisharmeier374 2 года назад +15

    Never open the safe for them. Make them crack it open. That way they can't use that against you as long as it's not on the search warrant.

  • @sonofasinner86
    @sonofasinner86 2 года назад

    I met Jeremy at New Hampshire speedway a few years back awesome guy to talk to hope all works out for him

  • @markrothman8169
    @markrothman8169 Год назад +2

    Is JR wearing an excitebike shirt?

  • @justinmarsh4691
    @justinmarsh4691 2 года назад +23

    Jeremy’s story needs to be made into a documentary, if he’s up for it.

  • @DAVIDJALVAREZ
    @DAVIDJALVAREZ 2 года назад +38

    The Pete Rose of Nascar, he got screwed.

    • @grimreaper7198
      @grimreaper7198 2 года назад +3

      Pete was guilty and admitted it. Jeremy, not so much.

    • @genehollon1472
      @genehollon1472 Год назад

      @@grimreaper7198 ABSOLUTELY !!!!! Pete Rose violated a HARD FAST, STANDING RULE.. WELL known by EVERY professional BASEBALL player.I have been in the club house of a few teams. THEY all HAD LARGE POSTERS . no betting on baseball games>!!!!!!

  • @beachbum1523
    @beachbum1523 2 года назад

    Why would anyone agree to open their safe without the cops having a search warrant?

  • @penskepc2374
    @penskepc2374 2 года назад

    This is a really good podcast on every level.

  • @kirbysybert9066
    @kirbysybert9066 2 года назад +22

    I will ALWAYS be behind him!! he got the shaft hard from nascar and was used to set an example... mad props to him and his wife for what they have been through

    • @Make-Asylums-Great-Again
      @Make-Asylums-Great-Again 2 года назад

      Don’t shaft him while you’re behind him.
      Buddy your comment made me laugh, I apologize.

  • @slimrazor2789
    @slimrazor2789 2 года назад +13

    Corruption at its finest.

  • @jasonbell5905
    @jasonbell5905 Год назад

    Never heard of this till today.

  • @evanwallace4510
    @evanwallace4510 Год назад

    I love the Budweiser diecast sitting next to Jeremy the 4th straight Talladega win. I have the same one it's one of my favorites

  • @buckeyefangirl1976
    @buckeyefangirl1976 2 года назад +50

    I hate what happened to him and miss him racing. I remember the day he bumped Dale Sr and passed him at Pocono and then later Big E forgave him and they were ok by the time Dale left us ❤️ hope life treats you better Jeremy. We missed you. Thanks for having him on Junior.

    • @jdgeibe
      @jdgeibe 2 года назад +6

      As a Dale Sr. fa, I remember watching that impressive last lap/last turn pass and being like “Damn! That takes balls 😎👍🏻“

    • @dougbodenhamer9391
      @dougbodenhamer9391 2 года назад +6

      I love how he said i was just trying to rattle his cage!! Lmfao

    • @lrlapua8035
      @lrlapua8035 2 года назад +5

      not like dale sr. did not wreck a lot of guys to win....

  • @philliplangley9302
    @philliplangley9302 2 года назад +202

    This story is amazing, glad to hear Jeremy 's side of this, sounds like he was set up.

    • @brazilnut8898
      @brazilnut8898 2 года назад

      That sounds like the case, especially when only listening to the methhead defendant's side of the story and nothing else.

    • @sergeantmasson3669
      @sergeantmasson3669 2 года назад

      Phillip Langley, his side has very little value. The court ruled that all the evidence had merit and the federal warrant was justified. Did NASCAR force Mayfield to do burglaries, possess stolen goods and illegal firearms in his house?

    • @gregggoss2210
      @gregggoss2210 2 года назад +16

      Sure does. The more I watched, the more I got pissed off. He pissed off the wrong people. Hopefully, everyone involved will get their comeuppance.

    • @andytn6507
      @andytn6507 2 года назад +6

      100%

    • @twoblacklabs904
      @twoblacklabs904 2 года назад +2

      Don’t think for a minute that NASCAR doesn’t have some “law enforcers” on retainer that wanted to build an entire case against him in order to completely discredit him…
      He was targeted. And I’d bet a dollar that NASCAR senior management was fully behind it.

  • @aaronhendrickson450
    @aaronhendrickson450 Год назад

    One of my biggest inspirations in racing growing up in Kentucky

  • @kimrawls209
    @kimrawls209 2 года назад +1

    Yet another person
    ABOVE THE LAW.
    🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

  • @avsfan80459
    @avsfan80459 2 года назад +132

    This guy's story just confirms my distrust of cops and the "justice" system. He's lucky he didn't get killed in that raid.

    • @RollerCoasterLineProductions
      @RollerCoasterLineProductions 2 года назад +5

      Amen

    • @Sean-Jones-bluecheckmark
      @Sean-Jones-bluecheckmark 2 года назад +12

      That would be a different package. They paid for the "Just a Raid and Railroad package with no shooting"

    • @REDMAN298
      @REDMAN298 2 года назад +7

      That`s why I like to be armed and ready at all times. If the bad guy gets me I have a chance to get him back on the way down.

    • @FastDuDeJiunn
      @FastDuDeJiunn 2 года назад +11

      small town etc. at the end of the day as he said 12:20 he didnt have to open his safe. he should of said no. as if it would of mattered. should of called his local sheriff in. and ofc had a lawyer there before saying anything. if they had a search warrant. u comply to its intent. but say nothing. do not go above or beyond its intent.

    • @michaelw6483
      @michaelw6483 2 года назад +1

      Small town corruption and Big influence, im sure the Feds and Nascar for that matter haf the local Sheriff in their back pocket as well,easy pay off.

  • @briancampbell9307
    @briancampbell9307 2 года назад +11

    "If you want to see the true dregs of society, go to the jail and watch the changing of the guard." Mark Twain

  • @collierdodson9806
    @collierdodson9806 2 года назад +1

    Never give up your Guns! This is so very wrong . This should be illegal . Sue them

  • @smorgan5638
    @smorgan5638 2 года назад +1

    What really sucks is possession of stolen property is a felony, But stealing that same property is misdemeanor , Sounds like criminal cops were making a deal with the weed whacker guy for a reduced charge

  • @guruoo
    @guruoo 2 года назад +39

    From the very beginning what I do see are classic behavioral symptoms of ADD that Adderall is often prescribed to treat.
    What I don't see are any of the physical symptoms that typically accompany long term methamphetamine use.
    I also notice that the legal issues all seemed to just vanish once he had parted racing.

    • @WuFluChan
      @WuFluChan 2 года назад +1

      Okay doc but why does he keep saying baggie wouldn’t you just call it a bag if your not a former drug user

    • @anjy2l332
      @anjy2l332 2 года назад

      The before and after Meth ads don't fit for Jeremy or his wife. Jeremy looks healthy.

    • @anjy2l332
      @anjy2l332 2 года назад +5

      @@WuFluChan wtf are you talking about? Baggie is the trademarked brand name. Literally everyone refers to them as baggies.

    • @dirtnoroads
      @dirtnoroads 2 года назад +1

      @@WuFluChan baggie is a brand name. It's not an unusual term

    • @stratolestele7611
      @stratolestele7611 Год назад

      @@WuFluChan oh my gosh... Ok Smitty 👌🙄

  • @jameshicks914
    @jameshicks914 2 года назад +56

    Powerful stuff. This is what our "LAW Enforcement" does to people.

  • @mattsalewsky7302
    @mattsalewsky7302 Год назад

    Where can we watch the full podcasts with video?

  • @aaronhendrickson450
    @aaronhendrickson450 Год назад

    He should've taken legal action against the whole department

  • @JJfan48
    @JJfan48 2 года назад +49

    I feel so bad for Jeremy, his life and career ruined by NASCAR’s poor system and whatever came of it off track. That’s completely unacceptable.

  • @Ratt2004
    @Ratt2004 2 года назад +194

    Hearing how both stories posted so far have had his in-depth take, it's obvious injustice was done to this human being. Not only to sabotage his racing career, but his legacy in general.

    • @christopherbenfield7848
      @christopherbenfield7848 2 года назад +20

      yeahh...you don't get 28 charges without having some dirt...JM still in denial.

    • @goneright4715
      @goneright4715 2 года назад +8

      @@christopherbenfield7848 - serious denial .

    • @sergeantmasson3669
      @sergeantmasson3669 2 года назад +7

      Lr Adams, according to who, you? Mark Twain was right. "No amount of evidence can persuade an idiot." The court ruled that the evidence had merit and the federal search warrant raid was justified.

    • @jackwinters2196
      @jackwinters2196 2 года назад +25

      @@sergeantmasson3669 The evidence might have had merit, but it did not pertain to Jeremy except for the set of speakers he bought for auctions at his shop. If he was guilty, he would have done jail time and they would not have dropped 90% of the charges that they did.

    • @daleirish6682
      @daleirish6682 2 года назад

      @@sergeantmasson3669 well, as we've witnessed by the Russian Hoax perpetration on Trump. any evidence can be manufactured, even by the FBI and a lot of judges are the idiots who believe it and the media just follows along because they don't do real investigative journalism any more

  • @danieljohnson5726
    @danieljohnson5726 2 года назад

    Damn that is so f’d up! This this the 1st time I’ve heard of this. I hope the best for him.

  • @markjohnson8782
    @markjohnson8782 2 года назад +2

    All that for a steel plate of scrap?! I call bullshit.

    • @richardstephens5570
      @richardstephens5570 2 года назад

      $100,000 worth of stolen items were found on his property, including equipment stolen from Red Bull Racing.

  • @bad_dudecornpop7834
    @bad_dudecornpop7834 2 года назад +47

    I met Jeremy in 04 shortly before his Richmond miracle, super down to Earth guy. As someone who deals with ADHD I could def see it in him, but that was it.

  • @djhuff5174
    @djhuff5174 2 года назад +17

    Wow, I'm glad he's on here to set thing straight or at least give his side of what happened.

  • @ricksmith5230
    @ricksmith5230 2 года назад +1

    When you see smoke there is fire the search for money and fame makes you not think straight

  • @InnerEngineer999
    @InnerEngineer999 2 года назад +1

    Junior has an Excitebike tee-shirt on lol love it was my fav game