'HANDS UP!': Ring Video Shows Police Arresting Darrell Brooks After Waukesha Parade Attack

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  • Опубликовано: 16 окт 2022
  • Ring video played in court showed Darrell Brooks getting arrested at a witness' home after the Waukesha parade massacre. "I'm homeless," Brooks told the man as he asked him to use his cell phone.
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  • @xxpervysagexx
    @xxpervysagexx Год назад +7253

    Judge: “Good morning.”
    Brooks: “Objection.”

    • @also3254
      @also3254 Год назад +475

      Leading

    • @ginadantus7619
      @ginadantus7619 Год назад +76

      🤣

    • @jamest1513
      @jamest1513 Год назад +592

      I do not recognize this time of day as morning nor do I consent to being wished to address this morning as good.

    • @AirQuotes848
      @AirQuotes848 Год назад +218

      Brooks: GROUNDS

    • @solita3754
      @solita3754 Год назад +184

      Overruled.

  • @goodolkr708
    @goodolkr708 Год назад +1793

    Brooks is going to spend his whole life in prison thinking about what an incredible lawyer he was, and how corrupt and unfair his trial was. I’d hate to be his cell mate, constantly having to hear how intelligent and enlightened he is.

    • @927candace
      @927candace Год назад +165

      Lol. You are so right!! It’ll be like a broken record over and over. Hopefully they’ll give him the right cell mate who will just choke him out to shut him up

    • @WitcherFreak
      @WitcherFreak Год назад +45

      @@927candace we can only keep our fingers crossed and hope.

    • @imcool5027
      @imcool5027 Год назад +6

      😂😂😂

    • @isabellalive2.081
      @isabellalive2.081 Год назад +9

      I just Broke , I wish Brooks could have been raised with this Love, I Just Want This Nightmare to end with the Children safe and their Not!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @saintsinningsword
      @saintsinningsword Год назад +15

      That's every jailbird lawyer

  • @angiegalofre212
    @angiegalofre212 Год назад +367

    This poor young man looks almost apologetic for having helped Brooks when he is explaining his generosity. I hope this experience doesn't tarnish his kind soul.

    • @tuanas458
      @tuanas458 Год назад +6

      lol why you talking like that

    • @ellisjames7192
      @ellisjames7192 Год назад

      His stupidity could have gotten him killed.

    • @JokersAce0
      @JokersAce0 Год назад

      @@tuanas458 Cause they are an insane, old, religious fundamentalist boomer with a very wacky thought process.

    • @Eggshd
      @Eggshd Год назад +46

      @@tuanas458some people speak well man.

    • @dorenjackson1166
      @dorenjackson1166 Год назад +11

      I was thinking he same thing. Before I knew that he let him inside his house, I was saying to myself “don’t let him in” .
      It’s great to know that ppl like that are here because most ppl won’t help you if you’re really stranded.
      Im sure he’ll be more cautious to strangers now, as he should be

  • @kdp1232
    @kdp1232 Год назад +567

    This man’s testimony actually makes this MORE tragic (if even possible 😢) because his character seems to represent this community. The same community that is trying to heal from this horrible man’s actions that day….

    • @tamiladasise
      @tamiladasise Год назад +10

      ❤️❤️❤️ yes

    • @maryhubbard221
      @maryhubbard221 Год назад +18

      It's so sad that he has destroyed so many lives and the worst part he doesn't care person like that has no right in society god have mercy

    • @nickhill8612
      @nickhill8612 Год назад +13

      @@maryhubbard221
      So true and the anniversary of the tragedy is coming up with the holidays.
      I believe the witness is very lucky to be alive.

    • @ms.zimbabwe4108
      @ms.zimbabwe4108 Год назад +6

      This guys is so sweet omg

    • @ninapants10
      @ninapants10 Год назад +3

      One witness literally said if brooks was hurt and in their shoes they would’ve helped him. Literally a whole community of good people

  • @PescadoDelDiablo
    @PescadoDelDiablo Год назад +2208

    When the primary reason you’re captured is due to the generosity and kindness of a stranger. How poetic.

    • @lisawentworth6831
      @lisawentworth6831 Год назад +71

      good point...the nice guy actually risked his life and gave him a sandwich. I do think it could have become very dangerous had the good samaritan let him back in, because at that point Darrel knew there were hunting guns in the house and he knew the police were near...could have become a hostage situation.

    • @ryanlong743
      @ryanlong743 Год назад +18

      Objection, prejudice

    • @Msd4-13
      @Msd4-13 Год назад +45

      I can’t believe how sweet this man is. He let an incredibly dangerous and narcissistic shell of a man into his house not knowing what he had just done. God bless this man. It was definitely his generosity that got him caught🙏🏽. To see that this incident hasn’t changed this man heart either is amazing. I thank god that he wasn’t hurt too.

    • @lisawentworth6831
      @lisawentworth6831 Год назад +29

      @@Msd4-13 God was looking over this sweet man, when his gut told him not to let Darrell back in. It could have been a hostage situation once he knew the hunting guns were there. It shows the kind of lovely people Darrel hates for no reason...other than his own inadequacy

    • @gothicm3rcy426
      @gothicm3rcy426 Год назад

      @@lisawentworth6831 a lot of people carry defence tools and edc knives.
      my wife would have zapped his balls with a taser

  • @melindawilson4470
    @melindawilson4470 Год назад +1362

    This young man is too sweet. You can tell he is a genuine young man. I’m glad this fool didn’t hurt him.

    • @jdnm797
      @jdnm797 Год назад +78

      Objection…uh…speculative.

    • @sonjaanderson6933
      @sonjaanderson6933 Год назад +18

      Yes he is, may God bless him.

    • @BuckFudweiser
      @BuckFudweiser Год назад +22

      @@jdnm797 Objection.... Uh objection.

    • @imperialistgondola3488
      @imperialistgondola3488 Год назад +21

      @@BuckFudweiser Objection to that objectioning of that objection

    • @BuckFudweiser
      @BuckFudweiser Год назад +10

      @@imperialistgondola3488 OBJECTION!

  • @maryhain4205
    @maryhain4205 Год назад +58

    He was so respectful to the male witnesses... not so to the women in the room. If women don't idolize him and make excuses for his behavior, he can't handle it. Love that it was a female prosecutor and female judge who took him down!

    • @ares.takiki8215
      @ares.takiki8215 Год назад +4

      You are right! I would have loved to see him before a male judge. I think the trial would have went a bit differently.

    • @spaceace1006
      @spaceace1006 2 месяца назад +1

      The fact that the Judge & Prosecutor were Women, infuriated him!

  • @kayleesykes2739
    @kayleesykes2739 Год назад +356

    I am in complete awe of this kids genuine kindness. Whoever raised him did a fabulous job.

    • @yws4645
      @yws4645 Год назад

      He could have gotten himself killed.

    • @lf3541
      @lf3541 Год назад +19

      Agreed. His Parents did a fine job.
      I hope they know that.

    • @Saxoncloset
      @Saxoncloset Год назад +19

      Not really, didn't appear they teach him healthy awareness, being nice is nice but only gets you so far, being wise is a necessary life skill too, more so nowadays!

    • @kayleesykes2739
      @kayleesykes2739 Год назад +1

      @@Saxoncloset you’re so bitter and miserable it oozes through the screen. Hope his happiness and kindness rubs off on you. If you look the kid up he’s successful and has plenty of achievements under his belt. I understand there’s a difference between being nice and naive but if he was being naive he would’ve made different choices.

    • @Saxoncloset
      @Saxoncloset Год назад +6

      @@kayleesykes2739 Well sure he's a good guy but i teach my kids to say no if they need to, it's like I say, nice is nice but comes with more risk thats all! I also think it means you make bad judgements because your scared of coming across not nice when really this world is not nice outside the little villages anymore!

  • @pelosishammer50
    @pelosishammer50 Год назад +2060

    What a kind hearted young man. Allows a complete stranger in his home, made him a sandwich and offered him a place to warm up. Bless his heart.

    • @capefear56
      @capefear56 Год назад +205

      Way too trusting. I would never let some random stranger into my house unless it was a medical emergency, and even then I'd be wary.

    • @lizzieb6311
      @lizzieb6311 Год назад +115

      Guaranteed that steaming pile of 💩 would have held him hostage had he let him back in the house to “get his ID”

    • @DesertRunner602
      @DesertRunner602 Год назад +69

      He needs to change that right away.

    • @ThumbsUpKitty
      @ThumbsUpKitty Год назад +2

      *He let a lying, terrorist in his home.

    • @ThumbsUpKitty
      @ThumbsUpKitty Год назад +17

      @@lizzieb6311 %100

  • @Nicole-br8rf
    @Nicole-br8rf Год назад +2773

    What a kind man. People like this witness give me hope for humanity. Such a stark difference in comparison to the defendant.

    • @strnglhld
      @strnglhld Год назад +60

      Looks and acts like a Mormon missionary. Like a Donny Osmond cousin or something😂

    • @bigdopamine9343
      @bigdopamine9343 Год назад +100

      To be fair he aided a psychopathic murder and could have unwittingly helped him escape. Certainly a decent guy but he might want to exercise a little more skepticism.

    • @bnyob3463
      @bnyob3463 Год назад +60

      Bet he wouldn't of opened the door if he knew all the crimes he committed before he slaughtered all the parade goers.

    • @ridgedevil09
      @ridgedevil09 Год назад +70

      You shouldn't let people you don't know into your home. Look what it gets you.

    • @AllHailKingRose
      @AllHailKingRose Год назад +4

      @@ridgedevil09 He got paid and a whole Lot of money too that’s what it got him

  • @spudkin564
    @spudkin564 Год назад +407

    I hope this guy doesn't regret his actions. He did the right thing. He saw someone he thought needed kindness and help, and he helped. It's not his fault that that person was a manipulative psychopathic killer. He's got a great heart and I hope he doesn't take this all too personally.

    • @PurpleFlowerwork
      @PurpleFlowerwork Год назад

      Even if someone is homeless, you do not let strangers into your home. Many people just like this kid were killed or robbed by the homeless people that they let into their home. A lot of homeless people (and even people who are well off), are mentally unstable. Also do not fall for the "I need a phone" trick, it is the oldest trick in the book and homeless people are provided with free phones. If anything, you can give them food and drink. If it is a homeless woman, you can give her sanitary napkins etc. We can be helpful and careful at the same time.

    • @marcosmarin8930
      @marcosmarin8930 Год назад +10

      I think that he will not be able to trust any stranger again for the rest of his life.
      Still, he is a HERO

    • @AliasEastSideDuppavillaHudson
      @AliasEastSideDuppavillaHudson Год назад

      God is great I know he's in you brother

    • @lifelonglearner4532
      @lifelonglearner4532 Год назад

      Lol@ OBJECTION

    • @gantorisdurran710
      @gantorisdurran710 Год назад

      Hes a nice guy but a fool for letting some random sketchy dude into his home.

  • @Jordysegs89
    @Jordysegs89 11 месяцев назад +29

    This man’s kindness is what made Darrell’s arrest as swift as possible and potentially saved more lives

  • @amythus6139
    @amythus6139 Год назад +591

    This guy is extremely lucky to be alive.

    • @snsn7251
      @snsn7251 Год назад +40

      He better learn after this

    • @hahaha9076
      @hahaha9076 Год назад +33

      He is lucky Brooks didn't turn nasty.

    • @saintsinningsword
      @saintsinningsword Год назад +11

      He let him in the "backdoor"

    • @hahaha9076
      @hahaha9076 Год назад

      @@saintsinningsword 😝😆🤣

    • @donnajennings228
      @donnajennings228 Год назад +8

      @@saintsinningsword you forgot to add that was because dude had just gotten back from hunting and he had to secure his weapons in the front room.

  • @gregb0412
    @gregb0412 Год назад +948

    This young man has such a warm heart, thank God he didn’t get hurt while trying to help him.

    • @Mrs.buildingblackwealth
      @Mrs.buildingblackwealth Год назад +9

      Exactly

    • @happyhourkid
      @happyhourkid Год назад

      Hahahahahha

    • @geordie114
      @geordie114 Год назад +12

      @@happyhourkid Well that was a measured adult Intelligent response, It must have taken you quite a while to think that up. I can hear it rattle around in your head while you were thinking.

    • @ms.zimbabwe4108
      @ms.zimbabwe4108 Год назад +5

      He so sweet omg

    • @iamtheteapot7405
      @iamtheteapot7405 Год назад +8

      I think he can take him to be honest, plus young boy said he was strapped.

  • @shayvidatv
    @shayvidatv Год назад +52

    This man is truly an extremely kind hearted person. I'm so happy that Brooks didn't behave in a threatening manner.

  • @wobe244
    @wobe244 Год назад +104

    I can't believe how sweet this man was to Brooks. I wouldn't even talk to him at the door let alone let him in LET ALONE make him a WHOLE SANDWICH LET ALONE giving him a jacket and all of that. This is the type of man everyone wants as a neighbor or friend.

    • @fifi8690
      @fifi8690 Год назад +10

      especially because how do you order an uber without a phone 🤔

    • @speaktruth9631
      @speaktruth9631 Год назад +3

      @@fifi8690 I didn't even think about that lol

    • @99956563232
      @99956563232 Год назад +4

      Pure Wisconsin. Nicest people I've met.

    • @Juliet475
      @Juliet475 Год назад +4

      DONT THINK THIS WONDERFUL MAN WILL EVER BE THIS GENEROUS AGAIN. But thank GOD he was honest enough to let the police know of the video footage and interaction.

  • @catgiles3268
    @catgiles3268 Год назад +1290

    This is the kind of man that everyone wants as their neighbor. What a kind, compassionate soul. Thank God he wasn’t hurt!

    • @karlwalter2242
      @karlwalter2242 Год назад +29

      Well, yes and no, I wouldn't like to have a neighbor that naive, indirectly he put everyone's lives in danger... the kid was lucky that's all...

    • @nickv1425
      @nickv1425 Год назад +48

      @@karlwalter2242 he did note he was just coming back from hunting, so I imagine he was ready for a bad situation to occur, in my opinion.

    • @kennedyfknalexa
      @kennedyfknalexa Год назад

      Yeah because I would have shut the door in his face. You cannot trust anybody. I’m surprised he didn’t try to rob or kill this kind man.

    • @jamarrich1
      @jamarrich1 Год назад +1

      That's right ma'am

    • @virginiapfister5135
      @virginiapfister5135 Год назад +16

      @karl walter the young man had it under control.. risky, yes, but then good always wins over evil.

  • @MoonSpinners
    @MoonSpinners Год назад +630

    This is the kind of man you hope will be there when you’re in trouble. His parents must be so proud.

    • @tinkerton7856
      @tinkerton7856 Год назад +14

      Haha wow... My 17yr old son knows to NEVER let anyone in our house but select few or to pick anyone up while driving. In nutshell always assume strangers are out to do no good especially nowadays

    • @rickydiggler7950
      @rickydiggler7950 Год назад

      Its because hes caucasian

    • @katjasalonen9627
      @katjasalonen9627 Год назад +10

      ​@@tinkerton7856 I agree with you, but in this case he is a big man physically and goes hunting. Plus, he looks fit. Brooks wouldn't have been able to beat him in a fight for a second

    • @tinkerton7856
      @tinkerton7856 Год назад +2

      @@katjasalonen9627 he didn't know if he had a weapon or if he was all messed up. I mean dude was outside with no shoes or coat during the winter so that should tell ya he's not right in the head.. Nope and that dude looked like a skinny tall dude and I kinda chuckled when he said he was a hunter, being on the prowl on grinder doesn't count ha

    • @MoonSpinners
      @MoonSpinners Год назад +11

      @@qweasdzxc ..what on earth are you talking about?

  • @mikeg4691
    @mikeg4691 10 месяцев назад +4

    He's looking over documents pretending to know what he's looking at. He's like a toddler playing pretend.

  • @skyebaldwin3087
    @skyebaldwin3087 Год назад +141

    @13:37 This witness is so genuine. He even corrects himself to not use "Mr. Brooks" and uses "suspect" instead. I'm assuming this is because Darrell objected to being called that; I could be wrong, but still. Overall though, throughout this entire video you can just tell how good this guy is. It's heartwarming!

    • @shayvidatv
      @shayvidatv Год назад +19

      Yes I also noticed that. He is extremely good hearted. I pray that God protects him from people who prey on his kindness.

    • @arjunkc3227
      @arjunkc3227 Год назад +13

      Exactly. He seems very kind and nice. He gave jacket phone food slippers etc. Blessings to this guy

    • @cr-nd8qh
      @cr-nd8qh Год назад +7

      Thanks to Mr Brooks he will probably never help another homeless person out personally.

    • @TristenJen
      @TristenJen Год назад +2

      Totally agree. Such a good guy and had no idea exactly what he had just done before coming to his house and lying to him. I wonder how often he thinks about that.

    • @katherinealamillo4416
      @katherinealamillo4416 Год назад +3

      Definitely!!!! 100%
      Was it also extremely rare to learn there are still people like him out there? 😭

  • @YouAreTroll
    @YouAreTroll Год назад +148

    Judge: "Charges dropped. You are free to go"
    Brooks: "Objection"

  • @yaogwai
    @yaogwai Год назад +101

    She was SO shocked when he actually got an objection correct
    You can just hear her taken aback because she was so used to just overruling his objections

    • @kieran6441
      @kieran6441 Год назад +23

      Even a stopped clock tells the right time twice a day

    • @BipolarBowler
      @BipolarBowler Год назад +2

      They took away time and gave us a clock

    • @kingayy9267
      @kingayy9267 Год назад +2

      There's a reason people who haven't gone through law school tend not to represent themselves/others in court.

  • @sandrawilliefreeman8285
    @sandrawilliefreeman8285 Год назад +28

    He the sweetest guy ever. I’m so happy he didn’t hurt him.

  • @jordanmiles2195
    @jordanmiles2195 Год назад +249

    I love the way he just yells objection constantly. He has no idea what he's doing.

    • @sean2015
      @sean2015 Год назад +37

      _Objection, speculative. Your surname "Miles" reveals a hidden bias towards Kilometers and the Metric system._

    • @whiffisthebest3743
      @whiffisthebest3743 Год назад +9

      @@sean2015 Objection, leading. Mr Miles may have a different reason to have picked that name.

    • @sean2015
      @sean2015 Год назад +7

      @@whiffisthebest3743 _Would it be fair to say?_

    • @Eyerusalem_
      @Eyerusalem_ Год назад +5

      It's annoying

    • @hellskitchenkritterandfrie3372
      @hellskitchenkritterandfrie3372 Год назад +6

      @@sean2015 He heard it on some TV trial once and then just started running with it

  • @pandabella2525
    @pandabella2525 Год назад +461

    He is so arrogant and aggravating, I cannot believe how much patience this judge has!

    • @sean2015
      @sean2015 Год назад +26

      Objection, relevancy. How did you arrive at your conclusion that the judge has patience?

    • @waterurplants3767
      @waterurplants3767 Год назад +7

      @@sean2015 loooll😂so annoying

    • @sean2015
      @sean2015 Год назад +12

      @@waterurplants3767 objection, I don't find that funny at all.

    • @80sbaby530
      @80sbaby530 Год назад +9

      This comment is hearsay.

    • @edgybarbie77
      @edgybarbie77 Год назад +12

      Objection, Leading

  • @TroyLegweak
    @TroyLegweak Год назад +20

    The witness is from my hometown! I went to school with him and have known him and his family for years! Great family, not surprised by his kindness!

  • @MaddaxxxE
    @MaddaxxxE Год назад +539

    I am honestly scared at how trusting the witness is. He must have come from an extremely kind and gentle environment. Mr. Brooks probably never experienced that level of kindness in his entire life.

    • @somnuswaltz5586
      @somnuswaltz5586 Год назад +38

      Lol. Making Brooks the victim. Blaming everyone else except him 👍

    • @silencemeviolateme6076
      @silencemeviolateme6076 Год назад +4

      I think mom did.

    • @esdrasramirez4365
      @esdrasramirez4365 Год назад

      @@somnuswaltz5586 chill tf nobody said that. you just making up stuff ffs

    • @Saxoncloset
      @Saxoncloset Год назад +5

      So it's not Mr Brooks fault and they are no different just parenting? I doubt its that simplistic!

    • @angryretailbanker5103
      @angryretailbanker5103 Год назад +34

      @@somnuswaltz5586 That's not making Brooks look like the victim or blaming anyone else. You could be the product of a bad familial/home/societal environment that pushes you in a certain direction in life but still be responsible for your own actions and choices.

  • @Materialgirl_3
    @Materialgirl_3 Год назад +94

    When he said “ I let him come inside and warm up “ this was my face 😲. Do not open your door to strangers ever

  • @ohbeastin5010
    @ohbeastin5010 Год назад +159

    This judge is gonna take a vacation after this case

  • @Badcobraeditz
    @Badcobraeditz Год назад +60

    He’s a sweetheart! So glad he didn’t get harmed. A kind caring man!

  • @d.l.m1847
    @d.l.m1847 Год назад +1094

    My sympathy goes out to this Judge and the jury. I’ve never heard so many objections ever. Just watching this makes me so upset because he’s just objecting just to slow this process down. This trial needs to end fast

    • @1cannedpeaches
      @1cannedpeaches Год назад +101

      I feel bad for the stenographer who has to type all the interruptions out

    • @d.l.m1847
      @d.l.m1847 Год назад +32

      @@1cannedpeaches I absolutely agree. I wish this trial would hurry and end.

    • @justinianoamado3980
      @justinianoamado3980 Год назад +31

      Wasting time and money!

    • @POTC
      @POTC Год назад +46

      he has made 781 objections so far. only 38 have been sustained... the prosecution is 403 for 488

    • @sean2015
      @sean2015 Год назад +32

      @@POTC _he has made 781 objections so far. only 38 have been sustained._
      Well even a broken clock is right twice a day, right? 🕰

  • @Daytonagail
    @Daytonagail Год назад +576

    This kind man was raised by a good family. So refreshing to see that this kindness still exists today.

    • @cocksure8430
      @cocksure8430 Год назад

      He was created by CNN as a willing victim to his own stupidity.....It's profiling in reverse.

    • @Tom-rt6df
      @Tom-rt6df Год назад +2

      Do you really think Mr. Brooks is kind?

    • @Daytonagail
      @Daytonagail Год назад +21

      @@Tom-rt6df Not Mr. Brooks! Talking about the witness!

    • @michaeldavis2021
      @michaeldavis2021 Год назад

      @@Tom-rt6df well, he is in a strange home and he doesn't show violence to him. Kind of shows Mr Brooks in a humane position. I don't know if I would of used this testimony. Doesn't show a crazy violent man. He leaves when told to.

    • @Tom-rt6df
      @Tom-rt6df Год назад +6

      @@Daytonagail I know, just joshing you!

  • @chrisrosa4393
    @chrisrosa4393 Год назад +85

    He objected to “leading” so much that he eventually actually objected correctly to it. This trial was insane

    • @humanbean1424
      @humanbean1424 Год назад +35

      Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

    • @WWlogics
      @WWlogics Год назад +1

      He got one right 😂

    • @drphot6050
      @drphot6050 Год назад

      @@humanbean1424 Facts 😂

    • @drphot6050
      @drphot6050 Год назад +2

      @@WWlogics “So you’re saying there’s a chance?” 😂

    • @samueltaylor9254
      @samueltaylor9254 Год назад +1

      And don't forget speculative. Lol

  • @superflan2981
    @superflan2981 Год назад +78

    he's such a kind, warm, and considerate person. It's so sad that kindness was taken advantage of by a murderer

    • @piggy310
      @piggy310 Год назад

      He's was trying to get some.

  • @rn2787
    @rn2787 Год назад +550

    I hope he can recover from this. If you are reading this please don't let him crush your giving spirit and kindness. Most people are not like him.

    • @greenman9123
      @greenman9123 Год назад +21

      Yes and no....man you never should of let that person in your home. If you have kids you should really consider common sense driving your decisions and not your virtues.

    • @R32Copper
      @R32Copper Год назад +24

      I want to agree, but that is not the world we live in now. Never let anyone into your home at night. Don't trust ANYONE.

    • @rn2787
      @rn2787 Год назад

      @@R32Copper the overwhelming majority of people are not a serious danger to you or anyone else. Stop watching the 24/7 news. Being informed is not the same as making your life revolve around the news cycle. The news mostly reports bad things and if you don't break away and talk to other people you'll start to believe that people like him are around every corner. The world isn't as bad as the news makes it seem.

    • @gemeu1129
      @gemeu1129 Год назад +11

      That’s not true, there’s A LOT of psychopaths out there.

    • @rn2787
      @rn2787 Год назад +3

      @@gemeu1129 look up the percentage of people like him in the world it's extremely low. Also look up the likelihood that a person will die in a mass murder it's also pretty low. Most people in the developed world die of things like heart attacks, cancer, and car accidents (actual accidents not what this guy did). Even in most of the developing world the chances of dieing from mass murder are relatively low compared to other things like illnesses.

  • @NinjaKiller1022
    @NinjaKiller1022 Год назад +274

    You should never let anyone you dont know, into your home. He is lucky nothing happened to him.

    • @angeleyes3396
      @angeleyes3396 Год назад +34

      He could have easily been held as a hostage. He’s very lucky.

    • @lindawilkerson5900
      @lindawilkerson5900 Год назад +14

      @@angeleyes3396 no, he was Blessed!

    • @edgybarbie77
      @edgybarbie77 Год назад +3

      💯

    • @k.e.f.1397
      @k.e.f.1397 Год назад +5

      Very lucky indeed

    • @erika-xj8ym
      @erika-xj8ym Год назад +9

      I mean he did say he owns weapons, so I’m sure he thought he was safe cause he had access to guns

  • @leximarie3808
    @leximarie3808 Год назад +42

    My heart goes out to the homeowner. You, sir, are a wonderful man. I hope you never stop having a kind heart.

  • @Mrttansamman1000
    @Mrttansamman1000 Год назад +28

    This young man is a Angel 😇. I wish the world 🌎 was full of these people.. kindness has no color we just need more of it..

  • @yaryace421
    @yaryace421 Год назад +783

    My heart is overwhelmed with such hospitality humans still have.. then, it scares me how much hospitality they have. I’m so happy this amazing young human that did not get hurt.

    • @Stray..
      @Stray.. Год назад +15

      Well said. I was thinking the same thing. It’s wonderful that there are people like him and I am afraid for all of them.

    • @FrancisSpaghetti
      @FrancisSpaghetti Год назад +2

      Are you not a human? 😮

    • @Stray..
      @Stray.. Год назад +11

      @@FrancisSpaghetti It’s clear as day what the point is.

    • @mikemichaels2914
      @mikemichaels2914 Год назад +3

      Yes and dude has gun to protect himself and his family from evil people harming him. God Bless responsible good people like him

    • @yaryace421
      @yaryace421 Год назад +1

      @@weirdmatter it is so sad to think this way, but, there is too much crazy out there right now.

  • @kellyjoyner490
    @kellyjoyner490 Год назад +694

    This young man is the result of good parenting. How genuine, compassionate and trusting. I am so glad that he was not harmed, it could've turned out a tragedy.. Hopefully this case doesn't affect his desire to be a good, decent person. We need more people like him in this world.❤🙏

    • @annahgibbus8
      @annahgibbus8 Год назад +15

      I agree with you, and it's hilarious that DB was trying to pull off he was raised right in one of his rants.
      "Children are a reflection of their parents" This Man had good decent parents.

    • @cynthiahaney3229
      @cynthiahaney3229 Год назад +1

      Stay safe.. Kelly fake johnny Depp scammers are asking for money..all over you tube.. don't give money..no meet and greet.and fake johnny Depp.charties

    • @CamaroKidd2022
      @CamaroKidd2022 Год назад +2

      I don't think we need someone helping killers😎😕🤣🥺👍

    • @larryray86
      @larryray86 Год назад

      Where does it talk about his parents

    • @Tom-rt6df
      @Tom-rt6df Год назад +1

      Well that's odd. Do you really think we need mare people like Darrell Brooks in this world?

  • @smokeworld4l74
    @smokeworld4l74 10 месяцев назад +4

    He couldn’t even look at the witness. That’s pure shame

  • @City_Pige0n
    @City_Pige0n Год назад +1581

    This man is too nice and unfortunately he can easily be taken advantage of. Don't let people into your homes that you don't know, too many horror stories out there

    • @SkaterJay789
      @SkaterJay789 Год назад +38

      Yeah I’m never for just shooting a dude cause they look like they need help but this dude literally just killed 6 and injured scores of folks and has me straight paranoid. There a similar stories where this kid would be dead

    • @glamdolly30
      @glamdolly30 Год назад +2

      What a stark difference between this witness and the defendant. The young man who unwittingly invited a mass murderer into his home, let him use his phone and even made him a sandwich is gentle, good-hearted and fundamentally decent. He was raised to be a productive, decent member of society.
      In contrast, aged 40, Darrell Brooks contributed nothing to society but mass murder, anti social behaviour, and children he did not financially support. And he will continue to live a pointless life and be a drain on society, with the taxpayer funding his bed and board while he continues to play the justice system with as many frivolous appeals as he can get in. What a pitiful waste of oxygen he is!

    • @jdnm797
      @jdnm797 Год назад +53

      Objection, uh relevancy.

    • @agatanakonieczny2213
      @agatanakonieczny2213 Год назад +71

      He had healthy boundaries. He had guns at home and knew how to use them. He made the criminal leave the moment he felt something was suspicious. He'd had a doorbell camera. He was nice but not defenceless.

    • @adiinbar993
      @adiinbar993 Год назад +15

      Doesn't anyone watch _A Clockwork Orange_ anymore?? ...or classic SNL clips about the land shark? ...or even Mr. Nightmare's RUclips channel?
      If that guy had come to my door with that story I would have shouted "sorry, I'm not home!" and turned off all the lights.

  • @gfx2943
    @gfx2943 Год назад +36

    This poor young guy is a perfect example of how even just being a normal bystander to someone's insane behavior and atrocious choices can victimize you.

  • @LaLaLonna
    @LaLaLonna Год назад +999

    What a mind trip it has to be for this really kind hearted young man to know the stranger you gave kindness to just killed all those innocent people. Thank goodness he wasn't also harmed that day. It's also sad now that he may not be so kind to strangers in the future (can't blame him one bit after this) because we do need more guys like this in the world.

    • @princesscl67
      @princesscl67 Год назад +31

      You can be kind without being naive. In this day and age it’s simply DANGEROUS to open your door to strangers and let them in your home. He is beyond lucky to still be alive and unharmed and needs to be way more cautious in the future.

    • @jimmiegabel
      @jimmiegabel Год назад +7

      @Slimothy James and how did he make the initial call without a phone?

    • @ryanbonzer23
      @ryanbonzer23 Год назад +4

      Why would he harm him? He no longer had a weapon and he’s a coward

    • @erikanorman928
      @erikanorman928 Год назад +9

      I don’t think he should regret it though, because he believed Brooks was experiencing an emergency, and did what he believed was the right thing. But I take your point!

    • @justindonley115
      @justindonley115 Год назад +5

      Objection speculation

  • @caramellymel3922
    @caramellymel3922 Год назад +6

    He was being a good neighbor, but I think he learned a valuable lesson about being too trusting!

  • @michelleodes2292
    @michelleodes2292 Год назад +3

    Thank goodness he was caught because this kind gentleman helped this piece of crap out.

  • @i.am.heather
    @i.am.heather Год назад +483

    This man is precious. He let him borrow his phone, warmed him with the literal coat he wears on his back, and offered him food to help with hunger. I honestly think Brooks subconsciously responded well to him bc of the generosity shown to him. After all, he did let him call his mama.

    • @ls6097
      @ls6097 Год назад

      Yes, and that is precisely the type of man who lets a psychopathic maniac INTO HIS HOME.
      There is a lesson here that has societal impacts that almost none of you understand.

    • @budyfixit
      @budyfixit Год назад +38

      All crooks wanna calls de mamma

    • @genericamerican7574
      @genericamerican7574 Год назад

      @@budyfixit everyone should want to call their mama when they are worried or afraid.
      I am not defending this wannabe monster ahole. Correlation doesn’t mean causation.
      Just to be clear everyone should want to call their mother unless she was like the defendant. Then they would want nothing to do with her.

    • @jimicmore1895
      @jimicmore1895 Год назад +5

      Hi is this the guy whom ran over those parade crowd

    • @Hidakaku56
      @Hidakaku56 Год назад +3

      @@jimicmore1895 yes that’s who this is

  • @thecityman1910
    @thecityman1910 Год назад +154

    If brooks had gotten back in the house that second time when he tried to act like he left his ID, I'd bet money he would have done anything, including murder, to be able to keep hiding in there. By then he had seen the cops outside looking for him and knew he needed to be inside. This great young man is lucky he didn't let him back in or we'd have 7 dead people.

    • @Kenj199
      @Kenj199 Год назад +17

      I thought and commented that very same thing.

    • @miac2382
      @miac2382 Год назад +1

      Yeah he already killled 6 people and ran over 60. But he could have killled him let him in at any time.

    • @jenniferteets4385
      @jenniferteets4385 Год назад +13

      Absolutely. It was a con job and probably would have ended very badly

    • @louisbouchard6869
      @louisbouchard6869 Год назад +10

      I think the guy got wise to Brooks when he saw the police presence. That is why he kicked Brooks out of the house.

    • @seeleygirl6178
      @seeleygirl6178 Год назад +8

      Yep. I was shocked he left the home first time with cops all around. He definitely had a plan to hide out in that nice warm home, second time. Thank God he said no, he would not be here right now. At best he would have been a hostage.

  • @DracoHandsome
    @DracoHandsome 7 месяцев назад +3

    I hope he doesn't feel bad about any of this - if he didn't take all the exact actions he did, Brooks wouldn't have been arrested and may have escaped the law indefinitely.

  • @caseydodd1455
    @caseydodd1455 Год назад +32

    I cannot say it enough. These officers of the court and especially the judge, should be awarded for their patience!

  • @thedudeabides2531
    @thedudeabides2531 Год назад +64

    "Objection, leading." He doesn't even know what that means. He makes that objection after literally every question.

    • @kenialee9024
      @kenialee9024 Год назад +3

      Right this has all been pure entertainment

    • @kenialee9024
      @kenialee9024 Год назад +2

      And then with the name thing. Well what does he call himself

    • @lucindatwo9921
      @lucindatwo9921 Год назад +6

      It was sustained once and he's been using it for everything ever since.

    • @nepshouse734
      @nepshouse734 Год назад +5

      He knows the law like a 3 year old knows astrophysics

    • @Wingy164
      @Wingy164 Год назад +1

      Brooks is trying so hard to seem interesting. 😂

  • @themoonvibez3780
    @themoonvibez3780 Год назад +58

    13:38 He even respected him by not calling him Mr. Brooks since he said he doesn’t want to be called that. He really is something else. God Bless this man! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😇😇😇

    • @rainasaulsbury8551
      @rainasaulsbury8551 Год назад +5

      I noticed that too!

    • @kingayy9267
      @kingayy9267 Год назад +6

      He's a sweetheart.
      It's sad he was forced into the middle of this trial.

    • @barbaraallen168
      @barbaraallen168 Год назад +3

      I think that I would have just kept calling him THE DEFENDANT.

    • @blackgarmentbag7482
      @blackgarmentbag7482 Год назад

      @@barbaraallen168 Me too. I would’ve said his name for extra measure🤣

  • @katherinealamillo4416
    @katherinealamillo4416 Год назад +18

    This gentleman is so kind, genuine, so smart, so intelligent! Lets a complete stranger in his home. He knew it was unusual to see the squad cars out there, he knew it time to kick him out!
    God bless him 🙏🏼

    • @ricardosalazar2982
      @ricardosalazar2982 Год назад +1

      Not realizing that the guy left a gun around his house which the defendant could have used

  • @abyssmom2692
    @abyssmom2692 Год назад +78

    Dude, he seems like an actual prince from the fairytales. Extremely kind and helpful, but did not back down once he asked "the suspect" to leave and then did not allow reentry.

  • @Thegriff19
    @Thegriff19 Год назад +346

    "Objection....Objection..." This clown doesn't even understand what he is objecting too. 🤡

    • @doompod
      @doompod Год назад +39

      He thinks 1/100 objections is bound to work in his favor.

    • @undergrounddojokeyboardcag701
      @undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 Год назад +29

      Objection, speculative.

    • @dr.bucknasty6838
      @dr.bucknasty6838 Год назад +13

      It’s every 5 seconds! Objection this objection that! Dude stop it’s not working

    • @williamanderson6006
      @williamanderson6006 Год назад +12

      Listen to some of the real lawyers reviewing him on RUclips pretty funny

    • @spiderweb5539
      @spiderweb5539 Год назад +3

      @@OpalBLeigh grounds? …. Leading!!!

  • @Timmytheman87
    @Timmytheman87 Год назад +3

    If you don’t consent to being called that name then why do you respond like that when someone passively mentions it?

  • @alanmorris7669
    @alanmorris7669 Год назад +9

    Brooks: _"Objection, Your Honor."_
    Judge: _"On what grounds, sir?"_
    Brooks: _"Give me a second. I'll think of something."_

  • @Andy-413
    @Andy-413 Год назад +194

    Judge: "The jury has found Darrel Brooks guilty..."
    Darrel: "Objection"

    • @talandelana6873
      @talandelana6873 Год назад +15

      I will bet you $100 that during sentencing, he will interrupt the judge in regards to his name.

    • @markzelinski4434
      @markzelinski4434 Год назад +5

      While he shakes his head shocked and confused

    • @kclayA111
      @kclayA111 Год назад +5

      @@talandelana6873 He might even tell the prison guards they’ve got the wrong person.

    • @Eyerusalem_
      @Eyerusalem_ Год назад +1

      😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @sawgunner85
      @sawgunner85 Год назад +3

      Leading the witness!

  • @Anna_Stetik
    @Anna_Stetik Год назад +277

    Imagine a world filled with guys like the witness. Kind, non judgmental, caring. He let Brooks come in, gave him a sandwich, let him use his phone, gave him a coat. Can you imagine how wonderful our world would be right now?

    • @jokir520
      @jokir520 Год назад +40

      Instead, we live in a world full of people like Darrell Brooks.

    • @gothicm3rcy426
      @gothicm3rcy426 Год назад +2

      all over the place in yorkshire

    • @gothicm3rcy426
      @gothicm3rcy426 Год назад

      most people are like this.... the media makes it look terrible... theysaynothing of the good.... period

    • @Jack-yq6ui
      @Jack-yq6ui Год назад +5

      Well, if you mean by "filled" that literally everyone is like that, then sure, it would be exactly as you described. If you mean by "filled" that only a lot of people were like that, the world would be filled with people who constantly get taken advantage of.
      If a person like Darrell Brooks shows up at my door, he is going to be held at gunpoint during the conversation.

    • @smokingthereefer92
      @smokingthereefer92 Год назад +4

      Keep dreaming!

  • @sarahlovesmakeup
    @sarahlovesmakeup Год назад +16

    I feel like if he would’ve let him back in the house to look for his ID, it could’ve ended badly for him.

  • @Sunking210
    @Sunking210 Год назад +85

    What an incredibly nice guy! If I ever legitimately need to rely on a complete stranger for help, I hope they have the kindness in their heart just like this man

    • @deenad3562
      @deenad3562 Год назад

      If I ever need help in life, I hope this man appears with a sandwich 🥪.

  • @scroob72
    @scroob72 Год назад +231

    You can hear it in his voice, this is very tough to relive and testify. I applaud this courageous young man for not only doing what's right, but being a kind soul.

    • @stevebanning902
      @stevebanning902 Год назад +12

      lmao what? He seemed perfectly fine to me and not traumatized at all lmao

    • @bl0odtea
      @bl0odtea Год назад +3

      @@stevebanning902 he did sound nervous

    • @Haru_Misu
      @Haru_Misu Год назад +1

      @@bl0odteayeah but the og comment made it seem like the guy had PTSD💀

    • @jonduncansakurawallknifegarden
      @jonduncansakurawallknifegarden Год назад

      I agree. He is a standup dude and he didn’t need to help this guy and did. He was a kind man to a stranger that needed help and he didn’t judge.

  • @lesmerz3178
    @lesmerz3178 Год назад +83

    The witness is the antithesis of Darrell Brooks! Kind, thoughtful and humane!

  • @dannahein2325
    @dannahein2325 Год назад +6

    "His mother called me and I didn't answer" sick burn

  • @KK-yk7ul
    @KK-yk7ul Год назад +7

    What a beautiful kind soul this man is. His parents should be so proud

  • @determined2win585
    @determined2win585 Год назад +12

    4:48 I'm glad he didn't hurt this young man. Never ever let a stranger in!!!! This could have ended in tragedy. Next time call the police and let them assist.

  • @SHall-xk1tn
    @SHall-xk1tn Год назад +215

    This young man is very kind, but way too trusting. This world is sick. I hope he doesn’t let any other strangers into his home.

    • @ballsack8937
      @ballsack8937 Год назад +13

      Hopefully it's his warning and he listens. That was Jesus himself looking out for this kind young man.

    • @TheDarkStrategist0
      @TheDarkStrategist0 Год назад +3

      Yeah no kidding😓.

    • @agatanakonieczny2213
      @agatanakonieczny2213 Год назад +9

      He had healthy boundaries and had guns at home and knew how to use them. He is nice but not defenceless.

    • @secretunknown253
      @secretunknown253 Год назад +1

      @@ballsack8937 no it wasn’t

    • @TKOfromJohn
      @TKOfromJohn Год назад

      This is how the world should be.

  • @danabrittanykanalani7027
    @danabrittanykanalani7027 Год назад +57

    This young man’s parents must be proud! God bless him. 🙏

    • @jnnlis
      @jnnlis Год назад +1

      Proud? I’m sorry but this behavior is naive and dangerous.

  • @alexkenchel
    @alexkenchel Год назад +239

    This man is so wholesome. I hope he stays safe and well and that his family lives a long happy life. This world has a way of punishing people for kindness. I’m glad this was not one of those situations. He had no clue what a narcissistic demon he let inside his home.

    • @alexkenchel
      @alexkenchel Год назад +7

      @@JC-ev9dy I wouldn’t have let him in that’s for sure, but I’ve got a wife and small children. It did sound like he did exercise a certain level of caution. Sometimes it’s tough weighing benevolence with risk. That line can be blurry when you’re a decent person. I tell you, I’d have a handgun tucked in my back the whole time and kept my distance if I have been that guy. Even not knowing what Derrell had done.

  • @sevsantana1940
    @sevsantana1940 Год назад +197

    Imagine losing a loved one this way just to endure weeks of antics by the murderer. Basically mocking everyone for personal enjoyment. This dude is the lowest of the low. I feel horrible for everyone involved & affected by this devil’s actions but Ik for sure he won’t get off with this bs!

    • @rosalynjeffery9510
      @rosalynjeffery9510 Год назад +9

      In his mind I honestly believe he thinks he's doing a fantastic job and he will get off. I can't wait for the judge to have her day when the jury finds him guilty and she can let him have it.

    • @karmadog4565
      @karmadog4565 Год назад +11

      @@rosalynjeffery9510 no…he’s fully aware of what he’s doing.

    • @rosalynjeffery9510
      @rosalynjeffery9510 Год назад

      @@karmadog4565 OH yes I know that. He thinks speaking about crap that don't matter everytume the jury is about to come out is helping him which in fact it's hurting him. He's a demon possessed.

    • @wackybrattyx
      @wackybrattyx Год назад +4

      @@rosalynjeffery9510 Agreed. If he had the insight to know that what he’s doing is the opposite of what he should be doing, he’d change his behaviour. But, he can’t because he’s grandiose and actually thinks he’s great. That’s why it’s fascinating to watch. He’s being himself and it’s delusional AF.

    • @jess_o
      @jess_o Год назад

      Is really is grotesque

  • @MsRoniNikol
    @MsRoniNikol Год назад +22

    This witness appears to be such a sweet guy. Just a reminder that they’re still great people in this cruel world. God bless him! 🙏🏽

    • @surfsup4019
      @surfsup4019 Год назад +1

      There's lots of good people in this world, but this man is really naive.

  • @margaretcross8263
    @margaretcross8263 Год назад +2

    I'm so tired of hearing objection

  • @IaneHowe
    @IaneHowe Год назад +385

    What a lovely human being. Almost child like. Hope he’s always protected and nothing bad ever happens to him for been so kind and thrusting. He’s so nice that eventually remembers this monster asked not to be called by his name.

    • @jordancase4373
      @jordancase4373 Год назад +23

      I love the guy, his wholesomeness is glowing. For his sake I really do hope he learns from this and doesn’t let strangers back in, if you want to help the homeless that’s okay, but be careful. Giving them a sandwich and letting them use the phone on the porch hurts no one

    • @123siccmade
      @123siccmade Год назад

      HE NEEDS SOME GUNS AND COMMON SENSE

    • @nataliechong707
      @nataliechong707 Год назад

      @@jordancase4373
      Lm

    • @andiamocclash397
      @andiamocclash397 Год назад +16

      Dear god I hope you meant ''trusting'' 🤣

    • @sean2015
      @sean2015 Год назад +2

      lol, when I first read this comment I thought you were writing about Brooks, and I was going to thank you for making me laugh with your sarcasm (which I did laugh) 🤣

  • @weenfain2321
    @weenfain2321 Год назад +78

    What a kind young man.. Glad he didn’t end up being another victim.. Brooks is so manipulative

  • @itsalibrathingtv3536
    @itsalibrathingtv3536 Год назад +6

    The way he lies from the point he flees the scene until his guilty verdict is absolutely disgusting

  • @TheTruth-kh2im
    @TheTruth-kh2im 3 месяца назад +1

    He runs down the public, but yet goes to the public asking for help.

  • @lipglosskitten26
    @lipglosskitten26 Год назад +207

    Brooks is the exact kind of person that has stopped most people from helping other's. Sad because so many wonderful people need help sometimes, now people can't risk it. Glad he was kind to this man because he's very kind.

    • @chair9416
      @chair9416 Год назад +6

      💯

    • @mzmartin8115
      @mzmartin8115 Год назад +3

      That's so true

    • @LordMarps
      @LordMarps Год назад +1

      Thankfully, a narcissistic psychopath as bad as Brooks is extremely rare among society. Don’t let this bad apple tarnish the whole barrel 😊

    • @celebsindistress
      @celebsindistress Год назад +2

      He does not consent to being called that name

    • @LordMarps
      @LordMarps Год назад +3

      @@celebsindistress Objection - grounds?

  • @mufuliramark
    @mufuliramark Год назад +45

    “Can you see that man here”
    “Objection yer honour… leading”
    😂😂😂😂😂

  • @angiedenise1
    @angiedenise1 7 месяцев назад +2

    Mr. Ryder is such a good man. Praise God for him.

  • @moonknight87
    @moonknight87 Год назад +10

    I’m glad that guy came out ok, I hope this doesn’t prevent him from being kind in the future maybe be more mindful of his trust

  • @DesertRunner602
    @DesertRunner602 Год назад +110

    This is one of the friendliest people ever. After this testimony, he needs to change that. Now the whole world knows how trusting he is and it can quickly turn on him.

    • @snsn7251
      @snsn7251 Год назад +1

      Exactly

    • @Redandwhiteroses283
      @Redandwhiteroses283 Год назад +12

      He also said his address🤦🏻‍♀️ I really hope he doesn’t live there anymore

    • @MoneyStrategiesSOULutions
      @MoneyStrategiesSOULutions Год назад +2

      @@Redandwhiteroses283 oh ops! On the video here!? Ouch!

    • @kat050107
      @kat050107 Год назад +4

      That is TERRIBLE advice. I really hope this is a joke.

    • @DesertRunner602
      @DesertRunner602 Год назад +3

      @@kat050107 why is it terrible advice? He just told the whole world that he will let anyone in if they appear to need help. There are tons of criminals who can and will take advantage of good people like him. They might hurt or kill him. He did admit to owning guns but, he never said he was carrying on his person when he allowed Brooks in. That could've been a deadly mistake. If you want to allow strangers into your own home, go ahead. You're taking a huge risk when you do that. He allowed in a murderer and didn't even realize it.

  • @kenialee9024
    @kenialee9024 Год назад +43

    This witness was lucky asf letting him into his home smh.

  • @Momonga4358
    @Momonga4358 Год назад +6

    This dude is a real man right here. Don’t let the fact that Darrell brooks or a snake took advantage of you. Keep being a good person sir never stop helping people.

  • @AJDaniels5298
    @AJDaniels5298 Год назад +28

    I am waiting with baited breath until the judge gets to give her comments at the end of the trial.

  • @triggs2747
    @triggs2747 Год назад +178

    This young man proves there are still kindhearted, caring people in this world. God bless him💕

    • @matthewclaridge8063
      @matthewclaridge8063 Год назад +4

      True,
      Though I hate to think about what could have happened if he allowed Brooks back in his house to look for his "ID"...

    • @triggs2747
      @triggs2747 Год назад +2

      @@matthewclaridge8063 Yes, so true

    • @FermatWiles
      @FermatWiles Год назад +3

      aka fools. Had only the slightest altercation arisen, this guy would have become the seventh casualty of the day.

    • @jamesphlames7498
      @jamesphlames7498 Год назад +1

      The world is filled full of good people. I find it quite odd that you think otherwise.

    • @triggs2747
      @triggs2747 Год назад

      @@jamesphlames7498 🤷🏽‍♀️

  • @sharicamonet9675
    @sharicamonet9675 Год назад +5

    I am so glad this young man was not hurt. A seemingly beautiful kind spirit, very handsome and clean cut. I pray pray pray that even though being kind is a good thing, he never allows a stranger in his home again .

  • @davidmcneil2296
    @davidmcneil2296 Год назад +4

    He was obviously trying to hide from the cops inside this kids house, then when he got outside and saw cops were still looking for him, he tried to enter back in and act like he lost his I.D. And needed to go back into his house and look for it. He was just trying to hide again when he saw cops. He is not a very mysterious individual at all, you can always tell what he is thinking.

  • @MamaCatkitten
    @MamaCatkitten Год назад +422

    The young man is kind but this could have been the end of his life. Because of people like Darrell Brooks you can't even help people anymore because it could cost you, your life. It's a sad day in the world. PLUS.. that judge has the patience of a saint the way she has to deal with Brooks!

  • @kweaver1965
    @kweaver1965 Год назад +146

    It's so scary to think that Brooks tried to lie his way back into this kind young man's house saying he left his ID!🤬🤬🤬🤬

    • @RE-dz6gf
      @RE-dz6gf Год назад +4

      That was kind of chilling, honestly. Best case scenario is he forced the guy to hide him there until he thought the coast was clear. Worst case scenario, well...

    • @poshmoguls9887
      @poshmoguls9887 Год назад +4

      He doesn’t consent to being called by his name… Objection!

    • @martezmauricemoore8642
      @martezmauricemoore8642 Год назад +4

      He definitely would have taken him hostage or would have hurt him

  • @joegevorkyan7308
    @joegevorkyan7308 Год назад +119

    Born and raised in NYC. When I traveled throughout the US… driving… I met such kind folk. They’d lend their own cars to strangers who were stranded even. At first I thought it was crazy… only years later I realized that city folk are rude and crazy. God bless the kind folk of America. USA 🇺🇸 ❤️ 🗽

    • @JoseSanchez-zo5tb
      @JoseSanchez-zo5tb Год назад +10

      Agreed. I live in San Francisco and people are often very rude, oblivious, etc. The country is way more relaxed and stress free. Urban living is not natural and brings out the worst in people.

    • @RAJOHN-ke7mc
      @RAJOHN-ke7mc Год назад +6

      I am a native nyer and im.far from.crazy. Im.just not keen on helping a lot of people. There are too many people in ny who arw far all over the world snd many are not kind.

    • @AMD1
      @AMD1 Год назад +2

      I have met some NYC natives who were kind as well. I'm sure outsiders will think the same about us Midwesterners. I think being kind is an American quality in general and we're used to it in our own environment.

    • @annkupke4263
      @annkupke4263 Год назад

      @@AMD1 I used to live in a city. It was big I would try to help people out but have met some that are cruel. It just shows how they were raised. One chick was laughing when another neighbor stole my groceries from my doorstep. And I gave food to them. They had foodstamps but would use or sell them so they vould get weed.

    • @debbiec4914
      @debbiec4914 Год назад

      I agree

  • @dgatan
    @dgatan Год назад +3

    True example of an Empath with Boundaries

  • @greypandatic
    @greypandatic Год назад +7

    that guy is too pure to be thrown into such a deranged evil situation and associated with it for the rest of his life… seriously i mean look at his face! you can tell he’s a kind soul just by looking at him.

  • @HughMungusXD
    @HughMungusXD Год назад +34

    I'm surprised the guy was so polite to a complete stranger, then still polite on trial -knowing- he's a suspect in a murder case. Some people are just too kind.

  • @gena4638
    @gena4638 Год назад +154

    This witness is a good, kind hearted human being. Unfortunately, it's those people who are most often victimized by psychopaths, sociopaths and narcissists. I'm sure he'll be much more wary of strangers asking for help in the future.

    • @MoneyStrategiesSOULutions
      @MoneyStrategiesSOULutions Год назад +5

      True, tho this time I think Darrell favored him for being good to him.

    • @robcole2335
      @robcole2335 Год назад +2

      @@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions probably because he can get more stuff from him if he needed

    • @chair9416
      @chair9416 Год назад +1

      💯 agree

    • @tamjeanell
      @tamjeanell Год назад +1

      He better learn fast!

    • @user-ii3cp7ot3s
      @user-ii3cp7ot3s Год назад

      @@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions this. I often have a lot of empathy for people who help me out.

  • @izzyledesma2628
    @izzyledesma2628 8 месяцев назад +2

    Such a kind soul. This man needs to be protected at all costs.

  • @lynneborrie-belcher895
    @lynneborrie-belcher895 Год назад +309

    This young man is what 75% of people are like, whether they can always act like it or not. Bless his pure heart!, I'm so glad nothing happened to him!

    • @miac2382
      @miac2382 Год назад +25

      75%? lol Where did you get this number? So 75% of people will let someone in their house?

    • @williamanderson6006
      @williamanderson6006 Год назад +18

      I must be in the 25% because no one I don't know comes in my house

    • @josealqueres
      @josealqueres Год назад +2

      I liked the 75% :)

    • @thelolocaust2.022
      @thelolocaust2.022 Год назад +9

      59.3% of the population.

    • @waltzguy14151
      @waltzguy14151 Год назад +14

      75% of people are not like this guy. That’s what makes him special - because it’s not common to be that kind. Why do you need to make stuff up?

  • @tim2nz
    @tim2nz Год назад +45

    This guy is going for the world record for most objections in a trial.

    • @hexusknight2306
      @hexusknight2306 Год назад +1

      He still has to beat objecting his own objection

    • @tim2nz
      @tim2nz Год назад

      @@hexusknight2306 😂

    • @TheEnigmaticDeenTruth
      @TheEnigmaticDeenTruth Год назад +3

      He's only 253 objections away from the Guinness Book of World Records

    • @tim2nz
      @tim2nz Год назад +1

      @@TheEnigmaticDeenTruth 😂

    • @proudmommygray8993
      @proudmommygray8993 Год назад

      🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @cap6481
    @cap6481 Год назад +2

    "Would you mind confirming the timestamp?"
    "Objection, leading"
    TF 😂

  • @pamelamontuori4717
    @pamelamontuori4717 Год назад +2

    This poor young man had no idea what he had invited inside. So greatful he was not harmed. Happy he made it possible for LE to capture Brooks rather soon after the attack.

  • @Jessioliver
    @Jessioliver Год назад +7

    Weird ! Let in strangers to your house

    • @Tuscarora21
      @Tuscarora21 Год назад

      Many people from small towns still care about strangers. I was lost on a Christmas Eve out in the middle of nowhere a Family invited me in to use the phone and all but forced me have evening dinner with them

    • @jamesford2160
      @jamesford2160 Год назад

      @Tuscarora21 😂😂