Many seem to be confused about the theft amount. She was an employee of Walmart. I'm guessing she worked in the cash cage due to the amount she was able to steal. No, she didn't steal 14k in donuts and bras. Lmao 😂😂
@@croach2194 its a cash counting/dispensing machine. When you drop/make a till for the day the machine will count all it dispenses as well as all deposits. She was likely skimming off the top before she got in the room because that room has cameras out the ass in every direction and all HD.
My ex sister in law stole X amount of money from Buffalo rock. She worked in cash cage. She was arrested. She didn't do her probation didn't pay anything back. They never did ANYTHING. It was like 20 grand 🥴
CORRECT! All the defense attorney had to do was say show me the EVIDENCE (paper receipts, video tape) of the actual amount stolen. I'm not agreeing with her getting off, but the investigating officer should have had that evidence for the court case.
I knew someone with sticky fingers. She stole 15 ish k. They would not let her off probation until she had paid back every cent. I’m sure that isn’t every case as I’ve heard some people say that the courts just let them off probation and put the restitution into collections. Suppose it just matters what court 🤷♀️
The partner she mentions will soon grow tired of supporting her. If she did pay back 500/month it would take 28 months to pay it off. Two plus years of supporting this girl is about two years too long to be feasible imho.
@@vincentmancini6279 Anyone who shops at WalMart will pay higher prices so the company can recoup her theft. People who work at the store may see reduced hours or lower wages because the company has to recoup her theft. WalMart isn't going to suffer any loss to their profits because this witch can't pay back her theft.
He's a court appointed lawyer which is usually your first job for learning purposes before finding a good firm to join. So at his age and he didn't just pass the bar yesterday my guess is he's a semi retired lawyer that just wants a competitive free pay check. Bidens economy hurt everyone except polititions and people that own one so he's just gettin er done
She agreed to pay this vague amount back because she knew it was more. If she forced Walmart to itemize the amount, it would have been more, and the charge would have become embezzlement.
The charge was the same from 2500 to 30k. I highly, highly doubt she stole enough to get over the 30k mark or Wal Mart would have much more detailed records.if you steal 2601.00 you face the same punishment as if you steal 29,999.00 dollars.
Why didn't she plea not guilty if Walmart didn't provide an itemized list? The only thing that stopped this case from being dismissed was her agreeing that she did in fact owe money
If she pled "not guilty," she would force the prosecution to obtain the EXACT amount from WalMart. She didn't want to take the risk of losing a plea deal or having to defend a larger theft amount to a jury. All it would take is for WalMart to provide a list of dates and times $$ was missing. It may not have even been "her" theft-- she didn't want to risk having to pay back cash her "work buddies" were stealing from WalMart, too.
I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard. This was like a comedy skit. Judge Boyd: Ok so why is the restitution set at $14,000? Show me the evidence that shows what she took. Defense: {shrugs shoulders} UUGHHH... Walmart never provided itemization of what she took. {Looks at prosecution} Prosecution: That's correct your honor.
So I googled “Walmart employee procedure recycling money” and this is what came up: “Walmart employees can use cash recyclers to fill their registers at the beginning of their shift. During the shift, cashiers can exchange large bills for smaller ones, and the smaller bills are recycled back into the operating cash inventory. At the end of the day, cashiers empty their registers and the recycler communicates deposit totals to the bank.” -So she was either: taking the bigger bills that were getting broken down into smaller bills or she was taking the smaller bills that are supposed to get recycled into the operating cash inventory.
Walmart needs to come up with a better system of oversight. Supermarkets have a dedicated supervisor who makes cash exchanges that are documented by 2 people.
@@rondaallen7211 Watch the body cam videos of WalMart and Target thefts. This woman was likely doing more than just skimming off of the cash recycle process to get to $14k in theft. I bet she was skip scanning the customer, then keeping the "overage" for herself. People who do that scam are often math whizzes who use their brain for bad, not good.
@@rondaallen7211 That's funny. As if she's going to pay back the $500 a month outside of jail. I bet she makes, at most, two payments. She's going to see the Bexar County Jail from the inside.
Her lawyer failed her, not finding out if there was a calculation of the amount she actually stole and just went off her confession. Shows that her lawyer or public defender just collecting his paycheck and doesn't give a shit about his client.
That's because the Amazon warehouse knows the average employee lasts about three weeks before they either get hurt or simply quit the job. Amazon is one of the biggest "burn and turn" employers these days.
She should have said no to the 14k because they already proved that they could not prove how much she took. Crappy lawyer. He should have taken her a side and told her to say she had no idea.
I think it is very possible to steal $14,000. I don't think it was a one-time event. I think more likely it was done over many, many months, and her supervisor finally caught on after so much theft. I have no idea why it took so many months to detect this theft, unless she was in charge of the financial statements, and was able to cover up her thefts.
People think they aren’t going to get caught. There’s about a million of these going on right now as we speak and many will be caught sooner than later
She was an employee who stole $14,000 from the cash recycler machine. This is a large machine that's about the size of a 1990s office copy machine that dispenses cash for every single regular and self-checkout register in the store and collects additional currency from all of the registers, usually at the end of the day.
I know a lady who was charged with shoplifting from Walmart. Once after they were waiting for the case to move forward the lady asked my daughter if she would take her to Walmart. At first my daughter said no but the woman begged. My daughter agreed but told her that if she stole from Walmart she would then and there beat her a$$ because if my daughter went to jail they would have a reason to put her in jail.
they trynna blame every theft on her…her attorney isn’t worth squat…no evidence other than his client who was told she stole it and had to sign a confession…any decent defense attorney would have this case won at trial
Judge Boyd's probation is not easy. When you mess it and are revoked, you'll go to prison in her court. She usually follows what the state asks the first time.
This beefy thief is so good at it, she could get a job teaching how to steal and get away with it. People would pay good money to learn how to steal $14,000.
Terrible deal if the offense only carried six months to two years in state jail, why would she agree to four years probation with stipulations that is crazy it’s designed for you to fail. I would rather just do my time.
Anyone who steals $14k doesn't just stop stealing because they got caught. She's still stealing. If not from her employer, from anyone's house she goes into, or any other place. She's so scandalous and unapologetic, I bet she'd steal flowers from a grave.
I can't believe that people don't pay attention. She was an employee, if you were to listen to this whole video, you would hear that she was an employee! During her shift, she stole the money! So those of you who think that she stole merchandise, God sakes, get a grip.
She needs to get a new lawyer, they can't prove anything, and she should have never agreed with the police report. The state paid lawyer does not care whether this lady goes to jail or not.
It sounds as if she might have worked there and did something with recycling. Can anyone explain to me what she did please? She has no concept of money at all.
I actually CANNOT BELIEVE that Judge Boyd allowed the prosecution to just give an amount that they did not even know was how much she took and then allowed the defendant to agree to that. She has the authority to throw this agreement out. I am guessing this is a public defender because he sure as hell has done absolutely NOTHING to really help this girl out. I am not condoning what she did by any means but this is what the criminal justice system is for. A good defense attorney would have made sure that Wal-Mart produce proof of the amounts she took to provide to the prosecution for court record. If WalMart failed to produce that proof, this case would have to be thrown out. WalMart steals from consumers ALL OF THE TIME. I worked for a WalMart in my city and they don't give a damn about their employees nor do they care about consumers. They make 200%-500% profit for every single item they sale and they allow small amount thefts to occur thru self checkout and/or allowing refunds to be given on stolen items w/o a receipt. They do this so they can charge such high percentage rates on good and merchandise.
Wow, this was INTERESTING AF. First the "court-appt'd" lawyer looked bad, and then I thought Judge Boyd also looked kinda bad -- the "cp'd" lawyer moreso tho... He should've been an actual ATTORNEY here and noticed there was never an exact amount stated by Walmart and moved for a DISMISSAL from jump since they didn't know how much or even maybe WHAT she took exactly, and then (I don't think she ever realized it tho) she could've also pointed that out to her cp'd lawyer and they could've made this argument, BUT THEN, Judge Boyd looked bad also because she called for 45 DAYS, nearly TWO MONTHS, for there to be an exact amount itemized & given to the court, but she expected it to come from the defense side, when this cp'd lawyer who already obv doesn't do any work nor look for actual defenses (and should just retire) wasn't gonna do all that "extra" work, and the defendant certainly wasn't gonna help the court (2:43), and that SHOULDA been OBVIOUS to Judge Boyd, who was left w/o an answer (3:54 - yikes, Judge) and looked kinda dumb as she stuttered and was stuck like a deer-in-headlights, with even BOTH lawyers not helping any by reminding her SHE ASKED FOR THE ITEMIZATION and was asking again for confirmation on the amount (3:54 - yikes, Judge) when it REALLY should've been prosecution (who was PROSECUTING) that she had get this itemized list/actual receipt from Walmart. But then, of course in Judge Boyd-fashion, she saved face by playing lawyer herself and in true Boyd fashion - she OWNS everyone by seeing where this is going and instead just has the defendant admit under oath and confirm she definitely stole around the $14k amount (4:45 - dummy girl), and all while the cp'd lawyer just stoood by and watched her crash n burn (5:31). The girl really also should've saw tho that there was never an exact amount stated in the records and tried to fight that she never took anything from Walmart, ESP since the State wasn't trying to prove the amount she took. SMH to BOTH sides here: bottomline, this defendant's dumbass should've kept her mouth SHUT from back in the store and not admit ANYTHING, but then her half asleep/half dead court-appt lawyer should've tried to build a defense for her, instead of the usual easy boring plea bargain and maybe TRY at least to get this overthrown and thrown out on a dismissal for lack of evidence, and at a minimum go to trial, but he's too sleepy for that!... unreal.. INTERESTING NONETHELESS, ESPECIALLY "IF" HER CP'D LAWYER HAD WOKEN UP AND NOTICED ALL THIS AND TRIED TO FIGHT FOR HER IN TRIAL!! smdh..
@@Sirusthevirus-ii8ym Too bad she didn't save some of that $14k to hire her own lawyer to provide her with a vigorous defense. Instead, she got a quality lawyer based on her ability to pay...
My favorite judge. Looks like she could have gotten off even though she didn't deserve to. Her lawyer should have insisted on the itemized list... Good Lord
Because there is a large fan base that watches for them. Her mom finds a number of them, think she may travel a bit. Mom knows her daughter has a fashion interest in handbags. Some of us have a thing for handbags, some for shoes, some for ties (yeah I know guys who have quite the collection of ties) or for whatever you like. Judge Simpson in Michigan has a collection of very stylish Mandarin Coller shirts.
I don't understand where some people's morals are. If you don't make enough money even though you have a partner who splits expenses with you or you want more money? Get a second part-time job! you're young, you won't die from the work! if you work 40 hours a week work 60! so you can be a person of character that pays your bills. And doesn't steal from the very people that help you pay your bills. Besides it not being smart ever to try to steal from Walmart and target which have the best security available to catch shoplifters and thieves. I just think one of the reasons people continue to steal from these places is The punishment isn't harsh.You can steal alot of times before you're thrown in jail depending on the judge you get.
It was the plea deal offered to her. Her lawyer appears to be one of "those" lawyers who thinks everyone is guilty and should take the deal. I'm sure the prosecution made it crystal clear to her that if she didn't like the plea deal, they would take the case to trial where she would be facing jail time.
What happens when she doesn't pay? I keep reading how much this judge is liked. I just don't see it. The amount of resources (tax payer money) she throws at criminals and allows criminals to stay on the streets bothers me. The woman is a thief. $14,000 is not a small sum and she stole from someone who gave her a job. Did she pay for that attorney or did the taxpayers? She wound up having to take a theft class, Do some undefined community service -100 hours translates to less than 2 weeks of 8 hour shifts of service, someone is going to visit her home once a month for three months, and I think she has to do some sort of drug testing? This judge approaches cases like she is the director of a specialized social services under her domain. She always ends each with "is there anything else the court needs to do to make you successful?". I loathe that phrase every time I hear it. Passive entitlement programs geared to sidestep punishment is not what I expect a judge presiding over criminal cases to do. I didn't hear anything about having an audit done and the woman having to surrender or sell anything to pay off the debt. Courts can take ownership of property for unpaid taxes right? Why can't they attach or take ownership of property when a thief needs to make restitution? Can the court garnish her Amazon wages if she fails to pay on her own? Or does it fall to WALMART, the victim, to pursue the restitution? Which means we the people who shop at WalMart are socked with higher prices there to offset what this woman (and other thieves) do.
Don't the lawyers get FACTS abo,ut these charges or don't they bother and take the defendants word for it. A very slapdash trial and court , disgraceful way to go about it.🇬🇧 6:19 chewing on gum in court as well. She won't pay.
That’s attorney suck. Looks like the judge was giving her a chance to say, Nope that not the amount. I hate thieves , but looks like the legal team sucks here. Mr attorney , do better.
Is it me or she just confessed to the amount under oath 😂 I would have said I didn’t take anything if Walmart couldn’t prove it.. you probably would have gotten off easily 🤦🏽♂️
@@DonLeRon-h5s Well, we don't know when she was paying all the bills. She's still a deadweight that might cause more problems regardless. Who would stay with that?
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Many seem to be confused about the theft amount. She was an employee of Walmart. I'm guessing she worked in the cash cage due to the amount she was able to steal.
No, she didn't steal 14k in donuts and bras. Lmao 😂😂
They said something about recycling. Do you understand it?
@@croach2194 its a cash counting/dispensing machine. When you drop/make a till for the day the machine will count all it dispenses as well as all deposits. She was likely skimming off the top before she got in the room because that room has cameras out the ass in every direction and all HD.
Some Grocery stores have them as well..
@@chromeshellking Thanks. I had no idea of that process.
My ex sister in law stole X amount of money from Buffalo rock. She worked in cash cage. She was arrested. She didn't do her probation didn't pay anything back. They never did ANYTHING. It was like 20 grand 🥴
That lawyer needs to retire.
Holy moly. This girl could have gotten off with NO OFFENSE or a LESSER AMOUNT if she had a good attorney to represent her
CORRECT! All the defense attorney had to do was say show me the EVIDENCE (paper receipts, video tape) of the actual amount stolen. I'm not agreeing with her getting off, but the investigating officer should have had that evidence for the court case.
Show of hands those who believe Walmart won’t see a cent
I knew someone with sticky fingers. She stole 15 ish k. They would not let her off probation until she had paid back every cent. I’m sure that isn’t every case as I’ve heard some people say that the courts just let them off probation and put the restitution into collections. Suppose it just matters what court 🤷♀️
show of hands who believes people will be now missing Amazon packages.
They won't see a dime
The partner she mentions will soon grow tired of supporting her. If she did pay back 500/month it would take 28 months to pay it off. Two plus years of supporting this girl is about two years too long to be feasible imho.
😂😂😂 you're right. Wait! I have been one of those customers 😢@@stumack9755
"This is not a massage parlor" - not something you hear everyday in court...
I swear people don't know what "time and a place"
This is not a massage parlour! And put your pants on!"
No happy ending in this courtroom😂
She just didnt want anyone rubbed wrong.
@@GennyMikel The "dad" comment I was looking for!!!
How did she get hired by Amazon after stealing from Walmart?
Record take's time
All the while honest people can't find a job
Lying.
Amazon will hire anyone instantly! My cousin has been fired from Amazon three different times
Amazon likely hired her before the plea was finalized and the theft went on her criminal record.
She will never pay.
Who then pays this VICTUM?
I doubt she will
Good they can't even come up with the numbers
@@vincentmancini6279 Anyone who shops at WalMart will pay higher prices so the company can recoup her theft. People who work at the store may see reduced hours or lower wages because the company has to recoup her theft. WalMart isn't going to suffer any loss to their profits because this witch can't pay back her theft.
I have a feeling we'll be seeing her again.
Only if she has kids
Me too!
How does Walmart not have evidence? They could easily figure the amount out with their cameras.
OMG this defense attorney is oblivious …. He’s just letting her agree to anything
Someone has to graduate last in their law class...
He's a court appointed lawyer which is usually your first job for learning purposes before finding a good firm to join. So at his age and he didn't just pass the bar yesterday my guess is he's a semi retired lawyer that just wants a competitive free pay check. Bidens economy hurt everyone except polititions and people that own one so he's just gettin er done
😂😂😂😂😂
Agreed. Doesn't seem to have his client's best interest in mind.
She agreed to pay this vague amount back because she knew it was more. If she forced Walmart to itemize the amount, it would have been more, and the charge would have become embezzlement.
The comment I came here to make.
The charge was the same from 2500 to 30k. I highly, highly doubt she stole enough to get over the 30k mark or Wal Mart would have much more detailed records.if you steal 2601.00 you face the same punishment as if you steal 29,999.00 dollars.
No way she will be able to pay 500 a month for over 2 years!
She would have get a good job or two! 😮
I love the judge, she is fair and correct and doesn't mess with nonsense. Her law team is not very good and not informed.
It’s Not Her Law Team
Why didn't she plea not guilty if Walmart didn't provide an itemized list? The only thing that stopped this case from being dismissed was her agreeing that she did in fact owe money
Exactly, I would never agree to that. However, I would educate myself on taking folks money.
If she did not “confess” they’d have nothing on her lol Walmart didn’t do their part
If she pled "not guilty," she would force the prosecution to obtain the EXACT amount from WalMart. She didn't want to take the risk of losing a plea deal or having to defend a larger theft amount to a jury.
All it would take is for WalMart to provide a list of dates and times $$ was missing. It may not have even been "her" theft-- she didn't want to risk having to pay back cash her "work buddies" were stealing from WalMart, too.
Exactly!! That's where her lawyer should've stepped in😊
Walmart has a "team" of attorneys. She better had taken that plea. The next outcome would have been worse.
How in the hell did Amazon hire her?
Record take's time
Amazon hires anyone and everyone no matter what your background is.
@@jes6161just shut up
It's sad that this woman stole from her employer. She lost her job and her reputation.
She lost her job & reputation, she also knew what she was doing. A thief is only good at it until they get caught
A seasoned thief like this has a reputation of being a thief so what did she loose again?
I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard. This was like a comedy skit.
Judge Boyd: Ok so why is the restitution set at $14,000? Show me the evidence that shows what she took.
Defense: {shrugs shoulders} UUGHHH... Walmart never provided itemization of what she took. {Looks at prosecution}
Prosecution: That's correct your honor.
So I googled “Walmart employee procedure recycling money” and this is what came up:
“Walmart employees can use cash recyclers to fill their registers at the beginning of their shift. During the shift, cashiers can exchange large bills for smaller ones, and the smaller bills are recycled back into the operating cash inventory. At the end of the day, cashiers empty their registers and the recycler communicates deposit totals to the bank.”
-So she was either: taking the bigger bills that were getting broken down into smaller bills or she was taking the smaller bills that are supposed to get recycled into the operating cash inventory.
❤ Good work!
Thank you.
she got thousands tho.
Walmart needs to come up with a better system of oversight. Supermarkets have a dedicated supervisor who makes cash exchanges that are documented by 2 people.
Must be the same people that run those empty cash registers.
@@rondaallen7211 Watch the body cam videos of WalMart and Target thefts. This woman was likely doing more than just skimming off of the cash recycle process to get to $14k in theft. I bet she was skip scanning the customer, then keeping the "overage" for herself. People who do that scam are often math whizzes who use their brain for bad, not good.
This defense lawyer should take his retirement.
Absolutely
Really!!!
His job is not to prove the Prosecutor's contention.
@@YT4Me57 His only job is to protect his client's interest.
Immediately.
Worst defense attorney ever 🤯
She got what she paid for!!!
She will never pay!
wow! No jail time for stealing $14,000?
they don't have room and she can't pay 500 a month back if she's in jail
@@rondaallen7211 That's funny. As if she's going to pay back the $500 a month outside of jail. I bet she makes, at most, two payments.
She's going to see the Bexar County Jail from the inside.
Her lawyer failed her, not finding out if there was a calculation of the amount she actually stole and just went off her confession. Shows that her lawyer or public defender just collecting his paycheck and doesn't give a shit about his client.
If her partner is paying all the bills and she has a job she logically would have something to show good faith towards a payment plan.
She doesn’t have $14k but she has gum in her mouth!
Yes I saw her being arrested on a body cam video. I'm glad they are making her pay. So many get dismissed.
What channel did you see her get arrested?
Making her pay is not the same as her actually paying!!!
And by the way, Amazon will hire anybody without a background check.
I've worked at Amazon and they will hire literally ANYBODY!!
That's because the Amazon warehouse knows the average employee lasts about three weeks before they either get hurt or simply quit the job. Amazon is one of the biggest "burn and turn" employers these days.
@@jddrew1000 First question in an Amazon interview: Are you breathing unassisted?
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She has no problem paying the 14 grand, she will steal it from Amazon to pay Walmart 😂
Like she’s going to pay $500 a month…
She can if she's making $1,900/month and her partner is covering most of the bills. Whether or not she wants to do so. The alternative is prison.
She should have said no to the 14k because they already proved that they could not prove how much she took. Crappy lawyer. He should have taken her a side and told her to say she had no idea.
Why would Amazon hire a criminal felon?
Record take's time
Amazon will hire anyone with heartbeat.
@@raesa4fafmf359 like monky's and stuff ?
No. She could just run for president and call it a day.
If she's moving boxes and being watched by cameras, no.problem. she isn't handling cash.
She seems pissed that she actually has to pay it back. Wow! How entitled is she....wth?
14,000 what did she steal lol
She was an employee. She didn't shoplift for a couple donuts lol. guessing she worked in the cash cage which is a very trusted position
I think it is very possible to steal $14,000. I don't think it was a one-time event. I think more likely it was done over many, many months, and her supervisor finally caught on after so much theft. I have no idea why it took so many months to detect this theft, unless she was in charge of the financial statements, and was able to cover up her thefts.
People think they aren’t going to get caught. There’s about a million of these going on right now as we speak and many will be caught sooner than later
She was an employee who stole $14,000 from the cash recycler machine. This is a large machine that's about the size of a 1990s office copy machine that dispenses cash for every single regular and self-checkout register in the store and collects additional currency from all of the registers, usually at the end of the day.
Money
Nothing gets by Judge Boyd. Not even a massage in the gallery. Lol. She's the best.
Wal-Mart has cameras and they definitely have an exact amount when they catch shoplifters!!!! Absolutely, Judge!
Give all thieves a choice, tattoo thief across your forehead or lose a finger?
Her lawyer let her down big time
They follow customers around and its tbe employees stealing.😂😂😂oh the irony😂
She spent it all
Chewing gum in court for sentencing..classy!
I know a lady who was charged with shoplifting from Walmart. Once after they were waiting for the case to move forward the lady asked my daughter if she would take her to Walmart. At first my daughter said no but the woman begged. My daughter agreed but told her that if she stole from Walmart she would then and there beat her a$$ because if my daughter went to jail they would have a reason to put her in jail.
Dumb daughter then.
they trynna blame every theft on her…her attorney isn’t worth squat…no evidence other than his client who was told she stole it and had to sign a confession…any decent defense attorney would have this case won at trial
Why is so easy to steal big money from Walmart? We see a lot of these cases.
This is frustrating, I guess crime’s pays off, when you get caught nothing really happens to you
Judge Boyd's probation is not easy. When you mess it and are revoked, you'll go to prison in her court. She usually follows what the state asks the first time.
This beefy thief is so good at it, she could get a job teaching how to steal and get away with it. People would pay good money to learn how to steal $14,000.
She will never pay a dime
Then that'll result in her going to prison.
Terrible deal if the offense only carried six months to two years in state jail, why would she agree to four years probation with stipulations that is crazy it’s designed for you to fail. I would rather just do my time.
With no itemization (evidence) I would have pleaded not guilty and taken that right to trial.
She didn't have to admit anything if they didn't have evidence.
She's eating good. She'll be back.
Anyone who steals $14k doesn't just stop stealing because they got caught. She's still stealing. If not from her employer, from anyone's house she goes into, or any other place. She's so scandalous and unapologetic, I bet she'd steal flowers from a grave.
Ooohhhh, she SLOW.....I only took $250.00.
Receipt should have been in police report
I can't believe that people don't pay attention. She was an employee, if you were to listen to this whole video, you would hear that she was an employee! During her shift, she stole the money! So those of you who think that she stole merchandise, God sakes, get a grip.
She’s a thief. She’s probably not planning on paying it.
Lol. Not a massage parlor. 😂
She needs to get a new lawyer, they can't prove anything, and she should have never agreed with the police report. The state paid lawyer does not care whether this lady goes to jail or not.
If push comes to shove Walmart can track what's missing down to the last penny.
It sounds as if she might have worked there and did something with recycling. Can anyone explain to me what she did please? She has no concept of money at all.
this woman is incredibly intelligent. she would make a great president. love her intense logic.
I actually CANNOT BELIEVE that Judge Boyd allowed the prosecution to just give an amount that they did not even know was how much she took and then allowed the defendant to agree to that. She has the authority to throw this agreement out. I am guessing this is a public defender because he sure as hell has done absolutely NOTHING to really help this girl out. I am not condoning what she did by any means but this is what the criminal justice system is for. A good defense attorney would have made sure that Wal-Mart produce proof of the amounts she took to provide to the prosecution for court record. If WalMart failed to produce that proof, this case would have to be thrown out. WalMart steals from consumers ALL OF THE TIME. I worked for a WalMart in my city and they don't give a damn about their employees nor do they care about consumers. They make 200%-500% profit for every single item they sale and they allow small amount thefts to occur thru self checkout and/or allowing refunds to be given on stolen items w/o a receipt. They do this so they can charge such high percentage rates on good and merchandise.
Wow, this was INTERESTING AF. First the "court-appt'd" lawyer looked bad, and then I thought Judge Boyd also looked kinda bad -- the "cp'd" lawyer moreso tho... He should've been an actual ATTORNEY here and noticed there was never an exact amount stated by Walmart and moved for a DISMISSAL from jump since they didn't know how much or even maybe WHAT she took exactly, and then (I don't think she ever realized it tho) she could've also pointed that out to her cp'd lawyer and they could've made this argument, BUT THEN, Judge Boyd looked bad also because she called for 45 DAYS, nearly TWO MONTHS, for there to be an exact amount itemized & given to the court, but she expected it to come from the defense side, when this cp'd lawyer who already obv doesn't do any work nor look for actual defenses (and should just retire) wasn't gonna do all that "extra" work, and the defendant certainly wasn't gonna help the court (2:43), and that SHOULDA been OBVIOUS to Judge Boyd, who was left w/o an answer (3:54 - yikes, Judge) and looked kinda dumb as she stuttered and was stuck like a deer-in-headlights, with even BOTH lawyers not helping any by reminding her SHE ASKED FOR THE ITEMIZATION and was asking again for confirmation on the amount (3:54 - yikes, Judge) when it REALLY should've been prosecution (who was PROSECUTING) that she had get this itemized list/actual receipt from Walmart. But then, of course in Judge Boyd-fashion, she saved face by playing lawyer herself and in true Boyd fashion - she OWNS everyone by seeing where this is going and instead just has the defendant admit under oath and confirm she definitely stole around the $14k amount (4:45 - dummy girl), and all while the cp'd lawyer just stoood by and watched her crash n burn (5:31). The girl really also should've saw tho that there was never an exact amount stated in the records and tried to fight that she never took anything from Walmart, ESP since the State wasn't trying to prove the amount she took.
SMH to BOTH sides here: bottomline, this defendant's dumbass should've kept her mouth SHUT from back in the store and not admit ANYTHING, but then her half asleep/half dead court-appt lawyer should've tried to build a defense for her, instead of the usual easy boring plea bargain and maybe TRY at least to get this overthrown and thrown out on a dismissal for lack of evidence, and at a minimum go to trial, but he's too sleepy for that!... unreal..
INTERESTING NONETHELESS, ESPECIALLY "IF" HER CP'D LAWYER HAD WOKEN UP AND NOTICED ALL THIS AND TRIED TO FIGHT FOR HER IN TRIAL!! smdh..
If she had a good defence lawyer and fought the case she could've beaten it, that lawyer let her down big time
@@Sirusthevirus-ii8ym Too bad she didn't save some of that $14k to hire her own lawyer to provide her with a vigorous defense. Instead, she got a quality lawyer based on her ability to pay...
I thought they didn’t have any proof other than a police report and an admission. odd
Don’t agree anything unless they got the proof are you kidding me?
Moral tempertude is one of the major crimes of today’s pirates.
I can't believe i have more interest in the judge pocketbook than the thief 💰💸💵💴💶
My best guess is she MIGHT make 3 payments and then not pay another dime.
So much for her defense! "well she signed the plea deal"
Damn I love this Judge!!!❤
My favorite judge. Looks like she could have gotten off even though she didn't deserve to.
Her lawyer should have insisted on the itemized list... Good Lord
This defendant is one of the stupidest people I have ever seen, and that is saying a lot. She is completely clueless. No wonder she got caught.
The lack of remorse is crazy to me! She’ll be back…
I love this judge!!!
I’m surprised she got away with the gum chewing that long.
No, she doesn't have a downpayment towards the restitution. That's why she was stealing.
The defendant's lawyer was lacking.
Oh judge, you should of given her some time as well.
Why would she agree to that if they dont have evidence that she did
She stared so hard I thought the video was glitched 😂😂
Court just railroaded her into 14k without evidence
Love Judge Boyd’s handbags!
Most of them are Dooney and Bourke handbags 👜. I have a couple, myself.
But why put it on display?
Because there is a large fan base that watches for them. Her mom finds a number of them, think she may travel a bit. Mom knows her daughter has a fashion interest in handbags. Some of us have a thing for handbags, some for shoes, some for ties (yeah I know guys who have quite the collection of ties) or for whatever you like. Judge Simpson in Michigan has a collection of very stylish Mandarin Coller shirts.
@@FollowingfromafarBooth-jz4jq and I like the judge that wears bow ties and neat suits on the bench.
I don't understand where some people's morals are. If you don't make enough money even though you have a partner who splits expenses with you or you want more money? Get a second part-time job! you're young, you won't die from the work! if you work 40 hours a week work 60! so you can be a person of character that pays your bills. And doesn't steal from the very people that help you pay your bills. Besides it not being smart ever to try to steal from Walmart and target which have the best security available to catch shoplifters and thieves. I just think one of the reasons people continue to steal from these places is The punishment isn't harsh.You can steal alot of times before you're thrown in jail depending on the judge you get.
"Character" and "integrity" is lacking in a lot of people these days.
@cynthiawaldorf9353. Because work is hard and also boring. Also the defendant doesn't believe in delayed gratification.
That's why.
@@NefastusJones Facts and logic.
How do you get to a point in your life where you want to steal $14K worth of merchandise from any store.
Yet she has a tax payer funded attorney. Clown
Her attorney is no good
That lawyer sucked. She should have walked.
Why is her lawyer not doing more to defend her? And why would she admit to stealing 14k when there is NO itemized documentation?
It was the plea deal offered to her. Her lawyer appears to be one of "those" lawyers who thinks everyone is guilty and should take the deal. I'm sure the prosecution made it crystal clear to her that if she didn't like the plea deal, they would take the case to trial where she would be facing jail time.
cuz hes worn out.
Maybe she feels bad for what she did and guessed an amount she stole and wants to do the right thing
Hope she got the 2 years locked up!
Stealing nachos?
What happens when she doesn't pay? I keep reading how much this judge is liked. I just don't see it. The amount of resources (tax payer money) she throws at criminals and allows criminals to stay on the streets bothers me. The woman is a thief. $14,000 is not a small sum and she stole from someone who gave her a job. Did she pay for that attorney or did the taxpayers?
She wound up having to take a theft class,
Do some undefined community service -100 hours translates to less than 2 weeks of 8 hour shifts of service,
someone is going to visit her home once a month for three months,
and I think she has to do some sort of drug testing?
This judge approaches cases like she is the director of a specialized social services under her domain. She always ends each with "is there anything else the court needs to do to make you successful?". I loathe that phrase every time I hear it. Passive entitlement programs geared to sidestep punishment is not what I expect a judge presiding over criminal cases to do.
I didn't hear anything about having an audit done and the woman having to surrender or sell anything to pay off the debt. Courts can take ownership of property for unpaid taxes right? Why can't they attach or take ownership of property when a thief needs to make restitution? Can the court garnish her Amazon wages if she fails to pay on her own? Or does it fall to WALMART, the victim, to pursue the restitution? Which means we the people who shop at WalMart are socked with higher prices there to offset what this woman (and other thieves) do.
Don't the lawyers get FACTS abo,ut these charges or don't they bother and take the defendants word for it. A very slapdash trial and court , disgraceful way to go about it.🇬🇧 6:19 chewing on gum in court as well. She won't pay.
The theif lost weight
Good deal on a loan if she completes deferred adjudication tbh.
No offense but her attorney isn't doing her any favors, way past time to retire.
Why would you agree with a relative amount?
Oh please! Walmart has insurance that took care of that theft. Give the money to a registered charity. Make a real difference!
Excellent point.
Damn, Amazon will hire anyone
People are desperate.
When they have fines, if they don’t paid fines is anything done ?
Yes. Because she's on probation, not paying the fines is a violation of that probation, and she can be sent to jail on a motion to revoke probation.
She better hope her partner never leaves her
That’s attorney suck. Looks like the judge was giving her a chance to say, Nope that not the amount. I hate thieves , but looks like the legal team sucks here. Mr attorney , do better.
Is it me or she just confessed to the amount under oath 😂 I would have said I didn’t take anything if Walmart couldn’t prove it.. you probably would have gotten off easily 🤦🏽♂️
Your gay female partner pays all the bills and you still chose to steal 14k? She should really break up with you for being a liability (criminal).
after the case !!
@@DonLeRon-h5s Well, we don't know when she was paying all the bills. She's still a deadweight that might cause more problems regardless. Who would stay with that?
@@eduardo_him46 A person who KNOW this thief is going to continue to steal. Zero integrity all around.