How the hell do you violate felony probation, strike a police car, flee through residential areas at high speeds, and get probation AGAIN? What a joke.
Insane, even in blue NY on long island Suffolk county PD uses K9, can pit.. Nassau county or NYPD will always help.. and they get paid over 6 figures. Wisconsin cops are paid like trash and then have to deal with all this nonsense?? We are a very red area so maybe that is the difference
Charges should’ve been: 1. Resisting with violence 2. Assault on a peace officer 3. Reckless Driving 4. Reckless endangerment 5. Bailjumping X 2 6. Probation violation 7. Speeding 8. Felony fleeing & eluding 9. Leaving the scene of an accident 10. Tons of traffic/moving violations She should’ve received 10 years in prison but only received probation yet again. The Judge should be investigated along with the last 500 cases. I guarantee they are only overly fair to certain people because anyone else would’ve went to prison.
You nailed this…people have to SEE The Crime judges are committing while sitting on the bench because it is criminal letting these people off with such consequences.
The courts in Waukesha and Washington counties aren’t that lenient. Those rural Wisconsin counties were liberal not too long ago and still have that soft on crime residue.
She has figured out the system like most career criminals. They know that as long as they don't commit a violent crime...they can do whatever and be out the next day smh
Everyone wants to blame the judges. You forget about your county DA. The DA's office is the one that gives them these sweet plea deals. DA is an elected position. If people are upset they need to go vote.
You have no idea. When I started in LE in 2014, the local fine for assaulting an LEO was $100 and they never forced someone to pay it. They never gave warrants for failing to pay it either. It was a joke
Can you please tell me if you think this is crazy. She hit a cop car and almost hit a cop but let's her out to kill someone next time. What is the judges thinking
@@Pink_pr1ncessRight. Can't give her a "slap on the wrist". That would be assault and all. So they just gave her a stern talking to. Or a regular talking to.😵💫😩
1. Stop dropping charges. 2. Stop all Plea Deals. 3. All Felony charges are given Mandatory Jail/Prison Time. 4. No more Early Release. 5. Stop giving Probation. 6. Start demanding Harsher Sentences. Fed up with this Country's so called Justice System.... it's eff'd up.
Then get ready to pay about 300% in taxes and for every bit to go towards the courts and jails- which we have known for decades do not work in the US because unlike other countries, we put almost no resources into rehabilitation- and still nothing more toward education and community mental health, 2 things that if improved would greatly impact crime.
@@mommy2librasSeriously. Look at societies with lower crime rates… they also have lower incarceration rates. Either because they’re repressive regimes where most prisoners die in jail (let’s not…), or because they are TREATED for their underlying issues- whether it be trauma, BPD, addiction, etc. It’s SO much cheaper in the long run, but people have a hard time seeing the long term benefits. The other thing that reduces crime rates is proper parental leave for babies and daycare for toddlers. That’s when emotional regulation is learned. Teach it properly, and 20 years later, crime rates plummet.
@@KirsharReactsthat just isn’t true anymore. It used to be but now nobody is getting locked up for small amounts. Even ounces isn’t getting locked up for more than a few days. Not even in the south that’s tough on weed is not locking people up, unless we are talking pounds and dealing.
Buddy of mine took police on a 4 mile chase that ended when he voluntarily stopped peaceably. No damaged cars and no injuries. The arresting officer even told him he had fun chasing him. Did two weeks jail and two years probation. Time should be mandatory for any chase
@@byronrobinson8633 I'm not sure where you live, but our weed laws in WI aren't very lenient. Madison is pretty liberal, and Lacrosse, but when you live in any of the smaller towns you don't want to get caught.
Not enough, probation for ALL of that? Wasted man hours, tax payers dollars, endangering countless citizens, injuring law enforcement---nah, she shoulda been in a few years minimum. Screw probation.
Once again way to go Wisconsin. This woman rammed into a police car nearly hitting two officers fled its speeds of over 100 mph because she broke the law and didn’t like the consequences. She gets a $7500 fine half the charges are thrown out and then the charges she is convict she only gets probation. This is what is wrong with this country. Do the crime then you need to do the time.
They dismiss charges to get them to accept a plea deal. This way they don't have to spend tax payers money and drag the case to trial where they might get off on ALL charges.
Jennifer was charged with 6 counts of assault and battery with a deadly weapon, 3 counts of attempted manslaughter, 9 counts of grand theft auto, and 2 counts of kidnapping, and was ultimately sentenced to 3 weeks probation and released on a $45 bond. 🙄 what is wrong with these judges.
@@escapedgoat5865 The police should send the repair bill to the judge personally and not just pass it on to the tax payers. If he refuses to pay, put him in jail.
That’s because there are so many of them out there….if we locked them all up we would be building new jails instead of repairing roads etc….and if they took her kids away they would just go into CPC then what? I agree with you and you probably know all of this anyhow. I just had to say it….
My female coworker stole 90,000 from another employee, an elderly man,she was helping retire by filling out the online forms… in the process she was able to get into his savings and take his money. The judge told her to stay out of trouble for a year. What kind of a system….
It's by design. There's a reason these kinds of sentences are being handed out all over the entire country... But ONLY in cities run by Democrats. Nobody is getting probation, for this type of behavior, in conservative cities.
@@MayDa-ll7oe yes he got all of it back... apparently she had to have her parents and sister loan her for what she didnt spend. I forgot to mention that.
@TonyFromSyracuse101 paying him back better be the bare minimum atleast. If she paid him back maybe probation is acceptable but not much of a deterrence. She juat has to not get caught next time
Liberal Democrat Prosecutors and Distract attorneys. Not to be political, but that's the reason she can get 937 felonies and Only get a fine and probation. It's a joke. 🫢🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Now you know what some police departments are having issues with officer retention. If you know your activity isn't contributing to better safety it is super-demoralizing. I feel super-sorry for Law Enforcement in these situations.. you can't make any headway when the perps are just back out on the street immediately and the perps are just doing as they please with occasional interactions with LEOs.
Brenda Yaskal was the prosecuting attorney for both this case and the one underlying Jennifer’s probation (meth possession and resisting with violence). Maybe she knows why
Here in Michigan, i got 60 days for failure to make my monthly court payment, yet across the lake in Wisconsin, you can commit endless felonies and receive probation and ZERO jail time...🤡🤦🏻♀️🤡
Shameful results. All those criminal acts, purposely smashing a police vehicle, almot hitting an officer, fleeing and eluding - and she gets almost all charges dismissed and more probation. The courts and judge should do the time for her. The police were great and deserve better respect.
Judges don’t make the laws, they uphold them. We the people are the ones who need to pressure the politicians that make the laws. Jail overcrowding leads to plea deals leads to how people like her get probation. This woman was never going plead not guilty and have a jury trial. She pleads guilty, in exchange for a lighter sentence. I think she should have jail time too. Just like I think drunk drivers should have greater penalties as well. Cops like this guy who could have been seriously injured must get frustrated too. 28 people a day lose their lives to drunk driving incidents yet we see time and again the drunks get right back in their car and drive drunk. Drives me crazy.
Wisconsin check list: Beer involved: not certain Noah involved: nope Perp drives into a field: check Excited police dog: check Snow or frozen lake: nope No jail time: check
I'm not too knowledgeable on how the system works. I'm pretty sure though a lot of the time it's not the judges, it's the DA's make a plea deal with the suspects attorney and usually plea down, and I'm pretty sure the judges are supposed to honor those deals. Unless the suspect ultimately pleas innocent against his attorneys plea deal.
@JohnPaul-yh8ld nah, the judge can absolutely refuse a plea agreement. They can then offer up what they think is am appropriate sentence, which the defendant can either accept or plead not guilty and go to trial.
It’s a complex problem. Overworked prosecutors plea away cases, overcrowded jails can’t hold any more people. We need to reprioritize what’s a jailable offense. It seems to me violent offenses should go to jail first. In this case, Ramming the police car was a violent act with no concern for officer safety.
They pulled her over for violating her probation terms, which mandated she stay away from another person. If the arrest was unlawful she should have challenged it in court, not on the street by ramming another vehicle and speeding away. @@ned6938
Did you hear that as soon as she got on the ground following her arrest, she told them she would prefer to go to a specific county for jail? Wow. That's some entitlement.
Hey Code Blue can you start referencing the names of the judges dishing out these terrible sentences? We need to normalize shaming judges who refuse to uphold justice and by extension, the law.
USA has 2% of the world's population, USA also has 25% of the world's prison population. Maybe it's time to rethink criminal justice instead of raising our percent to over a quarter!
I think this is a great idea. You’re already in there pulling this info. Let’s add the names of not only the judges, but the prosecutors who allowed this deal in the first place.
Yea what’s the point of probation if you can just violate it and get more probation. I don’t even blame these people anymore. There’s no accountability for their actions so why would they obey
How the hell do you violate felony probation, strike a police car, flee through residential areas at high speeds, and get probation AGAIN? What a joke. 😊😊
Police pull you over, know your vehicle, know your plates, know your name, know your face, and know your address…and she still ran as if this wouldn’t end any other way😂
I’m legit curious. After ramming the police car and fleeing, her plan was? She made an insane decision against her own interests and public safety - she damaged property and had prior felonies, and gets… probation? Wtf.
Brenda Yaskal was the prosecuting attorney for both this case and the one underlying Jennifer’s probation (meth possession and resisting with violence)
@StewBedazzleThe average police officer salary in the US is around $50,000 a year. Only very high ranking officers in large departments can make six figures. No patrol officer anywhere will earn that much money. And qualified immunity is something that protects police officers from things like accidental property damage that might occur while they are carrying out their duties as a police officer. It is something that must be determined in court and is not automatically applied to an officer in every case where criminal or civil liability would apply to a private citizen. For example, if a cop accidentally bumps into another car while pursuing a suspect vehicle. For a private citizen who bumps into another car, they would automatically be liable for damages. Qualified immunity for police ensures that the department or the suspect causing the pursuit is liable and not the individual officer, unless negligence or malice is involved. Either way, it is determined in court and again is not automatically applied to all officers in all cases. That’s why it is called “qualified” immunity, the case must qualify for immunity from liability. I strongly urge you to look into these things and learn more on your own, as you clearly do not understand how it works yet still hold it against police.
@@PrincessCraftycorn She’s a repeat offender and will continue because there’s basically no consequences. If she’s in jail she can’t keep committing crimes.
I guarantee no contact was explained in explicit detail by both the judge and her lawyer. No calls, no 3rd party messages, no social media, no text/email, no snail mail, no deliveries, no smoke signals, no telepathic communication 😂😂😂
You missed the big one here, no physical contact, like being in the same room where people can take photos and videos of the two of you together. That's probably the tricky one the courts didn't mention.
I understand your frustration, but they knew that risking their officers lives wouldn't be worth it and that in the end a judge would just dismiss most if not all the charges and the perpetrator would barely get a slap on the wrist. It just wasn't worth it to them.
@@donnatubbs8853 What kind of a trash police system does the US have? It shouldn't be police's decision to "consider" whether they should go or not. If a law is broken and there is a fugitive, then you simply go and dispense justice... What you're writing makes absolutely no sense to me.
@@joshsmith7033 Look up the white christian teenager in indiana that killed 3 kids leaving a school bus and kept driving. she got off with no jail time. she said she didnt know what the yellow truck with flashing lights was. one of the kids flew 50 feet and succumbed to the injuries. horrible justice system in the usa anymore.
And the justice system let her get away with nearly killing an officer with 3 years probation and only 1 charge while others got dropped. I wouldn’t want to work in law enforcement
I agree. Cops need to stop casing ppl and causing potential harm over someone being with someone. It’s pretty petty. They cause ppl to fear for their safety, causing an adrenaline spike, and they charge us for responding naturally to our emotions. She was just sitting in her car, and no causing any problems whatsoever. But cops escalate things into violence all the time.
If they're grown adults and the only reason a no contact order was put in is because they're co-defendants is asinine! That seems to be the case. And for somebody to be so petty to call the cops on that reason is also asinine
It's amazing how these cops put their lives on the line, only for the courts to drop nearly every charge and assign little more than three years probation for all the trouble and danger she caused that evening. That's a slap in the cops' faces by our justice system. Very unfair.
Its on purpose , same playbook used again . Was done in Russia during bolshevik revolution ,minor criminal act were severely punished and the real dirtbags were let go , over and over . Its mind games with the mostly law aboding majority. -also fighting back against criminals was made illegal …just wait
It's not so much them as it is the people. It may not be the popular RUclips opinion but in 2024 the masses generally want a lighter more sympathetic touch when it comes to punishing crime. It's a trend that's started since before the word justice was even uttered. Never more than now have transgressors been so fairly treated.
thats leftism for you... there are Soros backed far left DA's in every state in america, and no thats not some conspiracy theory, its public record that can easily be looked up. its all part of the demoralization phase of the subversion plot to destroy america.
Yeah in my country, prosecutors almost never give plea deals. I understand that many jurisdictions have a large caseload but a big reason they have so many cases is that the people they drop charges on reoffend, so they have more cases. It's a bad cycle. My country (Austria) doesn't have much crime but it's crazy to see that European prosecutors typically pursue cases harder than in the U.S. If the U.S. wants crime rates as low as Europe, they're going in the opposite direction. For such a rich country, it's disappointing that the U.S. justice system operates like this.
How did she get more probation? She should’ve been in prison for 3 years, not more probation. That’s exactly why some people continually break the law. They get a slap on the wrist each time and never face any real consequences for their actions
What a JOKE. She only got 3 year probation for all that. its a slap in the face to all the police that she risked their safety and lives for including all the civillians that were out during the car chase. Something really needs to be done with these courts for dropping everything!!!
I hear ya… but they had her identified… fully… would you put yourself in her line of travel?? Her dumb a$$ can be found later… but n this case, the initial reason was a no contact bond condition.
As a Wisconsinite, these judges need EXTREME correction with their choices for arrestee's. Sauk County not assisting is probably because someone she knows is there, and not being able to use K-9 is kinda B.S too. Sad how Wisconsin has gotten.
@@Decristostyle Likely... but if I'm her attorney I would argue "she did not know about the car being that close, she had no intention of striking the squad." Now- that's BS. But that's what an attorney would do....
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How the hell do you violate felony probation, strike a police car, flee through residential areas at high speeds, and get probation AGAIN? What a joke.
Seriously. I got 1 year jail in county with 2 years probation back in 2022 for smoking a joint on a walk and having 7grams of weed on me
@@DillHardleyLet US ALL guess -- YOUR LAWYER $FUCKED A$$.
@@DillHardley Let's ALL guess -- YOUR LAWYER $UCKED MAJOR A$$
@@DillHardley Well, it's not like you had a job to go to or anything...
Gutless judge.
You can’t use your K9, you can’t Pit, Sauk County won’t help, she won’t be punished for any of this. This job sounds miserable
She even said " I want Suak County" , idk maybe she knows they will go soft on her?
It's more the justice system anymore. Prosecutors and judges being soft. We need judges like Judge Roy Bean now.
Insane, even in blue NY on long island Suffolk county PD uses K9, can pit.. Nassau county or NYPD will always help.. and they get paid over 6 figures. Wisconsin cops are paid like trash and then have to deal with all this nonsense?? We are a very red area so maybe that is the difference
@@jacklow9611 that is hilarious and tells me you have very little interaction with the justice system.
There are reasons for all of the above. Use your brain. (except the last point, which is an outright lie)
Zero jail time and placed on probation. Wisconsin is paradise for criminals.
Of the top ten states for crime rates, 9 are red states. Wisconsin is number 32.
@@bobknull7502 Guess what red states in the south have a high concentration of. You'll never guess!
absolutely,
@@bobknull7502 Yeah and all of the crime in those red states come from blue cities and from brown peoples.
At least we are not like California
Edit - So Cal that is. Idk about northern cal
Charges should’ve been:
1. Resisting with violence
2. Assault on a peace officer
3. Reckless Driving
4. Reckless endangerment
5. Bailjumping X 2
6. Probation violation
7. Speeding
8. Felony fleeing & eluding
9. Leaving the scene of an accident
10. Tons of traffic/moving violations
She should’ve received 10 years in prison but only received probation yet again. The Judge should be investigated along with the last 500 cases. I guarantee they are only overly fair to certain people because anyone else would’ve went to prison.
You nailed this…people have to SEE The Crime judges are committing while sitting on the bench because it is criminal letting these people off with such consequences.
10 years? You’re literally unhinged.
3 years of probation. Unbelievable. She'll probably break probation in a week. No justice here.
That’s White privilege for ya lol
But she was "sorry"!! Unbelievable. Jennifer should be in prison 100% disrespectful witch could've killed someone holeeee
if she breaks probation she gets locked up for 3 years.
Who’s the injured party here besides the state?
@brkbtjunkie you sound just like a sovcit. Let me guess, next you will say "the cops had not proven jurisdiction to place her under arrest?"
"Sauk county won't help?" "No" "Not even spikes?" "No."
As a south east WI resident that's embarrassing.
She asks to go to said county when they arrest her. It’s really fishy.
@@moodylullaby7910glad someone else caught that. it must be one of the super blue counties that criminals will race into before they get caught.
Or she has a ‘friend’ at Sauk county Sheriff’s dept pulling some serious strings for her.
The courts in Waukesha and Washington counties aren’t that lenient. Those rural Wisconsin counties were liberal not too long ago and still have that soft on crime residue.
Sauk county cops must be douche bags. That’s messed up. And the Wisconsin judges are known for their weakness.
Her light sentence, with 2 outstanding felonies, is why criminals keep breaking the law! There is no accountability!
She has figured out the system like most career criminals. They know that as long as they don't commit a violent crime...they can do whatever and be out the next day smh
There’s no hard lessons being taught
Well, at least you can take comfort in the fact that she's truly remorseful.
Democrat DA dropped the charges
@@mhomho1979 Republican DA (dumb ass) comment.
I think it's time we start holding judges accountable for their lack of critical judgment and their special treatment of women.
YES!!!😮😮😮😮😮
Everyone wants to blame the judges. You forget about your county DA. The DA's office is the one that gives them these sweet plea deals. DA is an elected position. If people are upset they need to go vote.
Wisconsin doesn't discriminate. They let everyone off with a stern warning.
Blue State?
Maybe we should send the judges out on ride alongs and see if that changes any of their minds about reasonable sentences.....
"Woman Pays the Price..." What price? She walked with more probation. That'll teach her!
$7500 fine was the price. Lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💯💯💯💯 Exactly!! She def got taught a big lesson. 😂😂
@@PhilmiiNutsakz There was no fine. The 7,500 was a bond, which means she gets the money back when the trial is finished.
Wisconsin is trying to give Florida Man a run for his money...
@@olimpzeus4115 hehehehe
Gotta be extremely frustrating as a cop to put your life on the line arresting people like this only for them to get a slap on the wrist smh
She didnt even get a slap on the wrist, judge gave her a f'ing pat on the back.
@@glitter_fart more like gave her a “don’t do it again” pep talk like you would to a toddler.
You have no idea.
When I started in LE in 2014, the local fine for assaulting an LEO was $100 and they never forced someone to pay it. They never gave warrants for failing to pay it either. It was a joke
Can you please tell me if you think this is crazy. She hit a cop car and almost hit a cop but let's her out to kill someone next time. What is the judges thinking
@@Pink_pr1ncessRight. Can't give her a "slap on the wrist". That would be assault and all. So they just gave her a stern talking to. Or a regular talking to.😵💫😩
has a no contact order, hits a cop car and goes on 100+ mph chase... gets probation.... i am so over this nonsense. judges are criminals
Judges don't have to live near the people they release. They don't have to raise their family next to these people.
@@otsigoWe should enforce this
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Keep voting Democrat. When will we learn?
meanwhile i got sent to jail for pucnhing a air conditioner in my 20's
1. Stop dropping charges.
2. Stop all Plea Deals.
3. All Felony charges are given Mandatory Jail/Prison Time.
4. No more Early Release.
5. Stop giving Probation.
6. Start demanding Harsher Sentences.
Fed up with this Country's so called Justice System.... it's eff'd up.
why do they go for these plea deals? They literally have it all on video. This is some Law Abiding Citizen bullshit
Then get ready to pay about 300% in taxes and for every bit to go towards the courts and jails- which we have known for decades do not work in the US because unlike other countries, we put almost no resources into rehabilitation- and still nothing more toward education and community mental health, 2 things that if improved would greatly impact crime.
@@mommy2libras then they can bring back prison labour. They can pay back their debt to society and be forced to work to pay for their imprisonment.
Apparently the overcrowded jails are still too soft on prisioners because they keep going back after they get out
@@mommy2librasSeriously. Look at societies with lower crime rates… they also have lower incarceration rates. Either because they’re repressive regimes where most prisoners die in jail (let’s not…), or because they are TREATED for their underlying issues- whether it be trauma, BPD, addiction, etc. It’s SO much cheaper in the long run, but people have a hard time seeing the long term benefits. The other thing that reduces crime rates is proper parental leave for babies and daycare for toddlers. That’s when emotional regulation is learned. Teach it properly, and 20 years later, crime rates plummet.
The fuck?? Run over a cops foot
Hit cop vehicle
Go on 14mile chase
Judge:"....yeah...... probation should cover it."
Grow some balls, guys.
insanity. meanwhile some people are immediately locked up for 1+ year just for walking around with some weed lmao
Said she almost ran his foot over, so I guess she didn't.
@@KirsharReactsthat just isn’t true anymore. It used to be but now nobody is getting locked up for small amounts. Even ounces isn’t getting locked up for more than a few days. Not even in the south that’s tough on weed is not locking people up, unless we are talking pounds and dealing.
Buddy of mine took police on a 4 mile chase that ended when he voluntarily stopped peaceably. No damaged cars and no injuries. The arresting officer even told him he had fun chasing him. Did two weeks jail and two years probation. Time should be mandatory for any chase
@@byronrobinson8633 I'm not sure where you live, but our weed laws in WI aren't very lenient. Madison is pretty liberal, and Lacrosse, but when you live in any of the smaller towns you don't want to get caught.
"I'm not getting in a Squad"
She did, in fact, get put into a Squad.
😁
Not enough, probation for ALL of that? Wasted man hours, tax payers dollars, endangering countless citizens, injuring law enforcement---nah, she shoulda been in a few years minimum. Screw probation.
As effective as
"im placing you under arrest"
"No your not"
she violated parole so she was given probation, what sense does that make?
Soft on crime judges
Another case that shows that common sense has become almost nonexistent in today's society.
the system we have isn't working. We gotta try different things or we'll never figure it out..
@@jacklow9611
@@ronp9709 They dont even watch the film in most cases. So they have little context or really give a crap it seems like.
why aren't the judges held accountable?
These judges are absolutely ridiculous, always dropping charges
Half of the judges should be removed from the bench.
The judge should have thrown the book at her for what she did. But instead just gave her probation. What a SIMP!!
This is why your vote matters. Quit voting in leftist judges.
I’m not sure but based on visual evidence I going to guess it’s something to do with a golf ball and a garden hose .
Once again way to go Wisconsin. This woman rammed into a police car nearly hitting two officers fled its speeds of over 100 mph because she broke the law and didn’t like the consequences. She gets a $7500 fine half the charges are thrown out and then the charges she is convict she only gets probation. This is what is wrong with this country. Do the crime then you need to do the time.
Yeah. There is that one guy who is charged with 88 felonies in 4 jurisdictions and has never seen the inside of a jail cell.
I think it's just something with that state tbh. Literally the real life GTA server.
@@traviscondren834 I live in canada and its the same bullshit up here, almost no punishment for crime
This stuff happens in your state too, your departments just don't release body cam footage as willingly.
Not a $7500 fine, that was her bond amount, given back once she appeared in court... so just 3 years probation!!
No contact is pretty self explanatory
But what does that mean by the law?? 🤔
Sir what does it mean in a law dictionary?
That you shouldn't contact that person
But what does it mean in a law dictionary?? lmfao
She has to have the required mental compacity to understand what no contact really means.
They need to stop dismissing charges against people with this much evidence. Ridiculous.
Smoked a squad car.😂 But Im ticketed for every lil thing I do while D.W.B🤬
@@willc5512 Seems like the cops did their job with both you and this woman. Cops don't dismiss charges or tickets, judges do.
They dismiss charges to get them to accept a plea deal. This way they don't have to spend tax payers money and drag the case to trial where they might get off on ALL charges.
It kinda makes a mockery of law enforcement. The justice system totally nullifies any effort law enforcement engages in.
@@dannyletcher5873 I think they need to rethink dismissing the lesser charges and follow through with the more serious charge.
Three years of probation, no prison time. She must have a good lawyer.
“She was in a state of deep shit” these remarks in a calm ass tone are amazing 💀
I know, right. The State of Deep Shit is the 53rd State.😄
Narrator's voice over narrator's voice: It turned out that shit wasn't deep at all. Another 3 years of probation.
She was never in deep shit. And she knew it. She knew she was in danger of a slap on the wrists.
@@hairybubbles127 yup, given probation for violating probation.. cause she’s gonna realize it’s wrong to do it, right ?
They are. I love when they narrate with real words
She gets to file a restraining order and breaks it,but judge won’t restrain her from the community.. what a coward.
women always get off easy
I'm so tired of these crooked judges in power doing this to criminals.
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Just another liberal dumpster. The locals vote for this so they can deal with it.
White women @@joshsmith7033
Jennifer was charged with 6 counts of assault and battery with a deadly weapon, 3 counts of attempted manslaughter, 9 counts of grand theft auto, and 2 counts of kidnapping, and was ultimately sentenced to 3 weeks probation and released on a $45 bond. 🙄 what is wrong with these judges.
More 4k bond. 3 Years probation. Which is completely crazy in she was let off like nothing
@@escapedgoat5865 The police should send the repair bill to the judge personally and not just pass it on to the tax payers. If he refuses to pay, put him in jail.
The judges and their families live in gated communities outside the cities they administer. Does it make sense now?
I know. It's like trying to overthrow democracy then whining about how jail won't offer vegan catering to you. What is wrong with these judges?
Cuz she learnt her lesson 🙃🙃🙃
How embarrassing that the adjacent PD would not even help. Very unprofessional.
They probably figured, “why bother“ They knew she would just be released with no additional penalties.
Calm down. They could have been short on officers.
Funny that she asks for sauk county when being cuffed after they wouldnt help. Like she thought theyd be easier on her@@brandonclifton2027
Only given 3 year’s probation. Why do officers even try anymore?
and she was already out on bail and didn't show up to court.
The good ones all quit. Why risk your life when the DA and judges couldn’t care less.
@AlWorth9738
they shouldn’t bother
Sauk county don't, apparently.
All those resources wasted including a damaged squad car and she essentially walks away free. No wonder many people don't respect laws.
so she hit a pigmobile
3 years probation really? That judge should be fired!
Judges in Wisconsin are publicly elected officials, so the people deserve what they vote for.
Well she can’t rack up more charges in jail. This big business they need her out committing crimes more charges and more money to that city
she ran because she had serious drugs in the car and dumped them..
Right? Wasn’t she in this trouble for violating her bond?
She probably did a special favor for that judge , to get away with this crime
Pretty clear why she is divorced. Scary to think that a person like this is allowed to raise children.
That’s because there are so many of them out there….if we locked them all up we would be building new jails instead of repairing roads etc….and if they took her kids away they would just go into CPC then what? I agree with you and you probably know all of this anyhow. I just had to say it….
My female coworker stole 90,000 from another employee, an elderly man,she was helping retire by filling out the online forms… in the process she was able to get into his savings and take his money. The judge told her to stay out of trouble for a year. What kind of a system….
Did she have to give the money back?
It's by design. There's a reason these kinds of sentences are being handed out all over the entire country... But ONLY in cities run by Democrats. Nobody is getting probation, for this type of behavior, in conservative cities.
Female privilige
@@MayDa-ll7oe yes he got all of it back... apparently she had to have her parents and sister loan her for what she didnt spend. I forgot to mention that.
@TonyFromSyracuse101 paying him back better be the bare minimum atleast. If she paid him back maybe probation is acceptable but not much of a deterrence. She juat has to not get caught next time
All of that and she only gets probation. Why even bother arresting her. A total waste of time.
Liberal Democrat Prosecutors and Distract attorneys. Not to be political, but that's the reason she can get 937 felonies and Only get a fine and probation. It's a joke. 🫢🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Now you know what some police departments are having issues with officer retention. If you know your activity isn't contributing to better safety it is super-demoralizing. I feel super-sorry for Law Enforcement in these situations.. you can't make any headway when the perps are just back out on the street immediately and the perps are just doing as they please with occasional interactions with LEOs.
Exactly. And even if you kill someone now, you can get parole. It's insane.
Brenda Yaskal was the prosecuting attorney for both this case and the one underlying Jennifer’s probation (meth possession and resisting with violence). Maybe she knows why
The title of this video is all wrong. What price did she pay???? She paid, for all intents and purposes, NOTHING!!!
Excellent point!
More like the taxpayer did. Who do you think is paying for that squad car n probably her bills too. Gotta love socialism ain't it great.
Here in Michigan, i got 60 days for failure to make my monthly court payment, yet across the lake in Wisconsin, you can commit endless felonies and receive probation and ZERO jail time...🤡🤦🏻♀️🤡
Well Andrea, looks like you need to move! lol 😉
To be fair,you should've made that court payment.
I thought hitting a police car was a serious offense, like assaulting an officer! What's going on in Wisconsin?
It seems it's not just in Wisconsin, but it's spreading all over, even worse than COVID or the Karen plague.
Blue state
I’ve even seen criminals fight deputies for control of their gun and only get probation. It’s a fucked system.
I live in wisconsin, specifically milwaukee county. This place is a zoo. You can do as you please and be released same day to continue your tirade
Drug infested shithole now apparently.
Shameful results. All those criminal acts, purposely smashing a police vehicle, almot hitting an officer, fleeing and eluding - and she gets almost all charges dismissed and more probation. The courts and judge should do the time for her. The police were great and deserve better respect.
If I was the judge I'd giver her 10 years in prison.
She’s white what do you expect 🙄
Judges don’t make the laws, they uphold them. We the people are the ones who need to pressure the politicians that make the laws. Jail overcrowding leads to plea deals leads to how people like her get probation. This woman was never going plead not guilty and have a jury trial. She pleads guilty, in exchange for a lighter sentence. I think she should have jail time too. Just like I think drunk drivers should have greater penalties as well. Cops like this guy who could have been seriously injured must get frustrated too. 28 people a day lose their lives to drunk driving incidents yet we see time and again the drunks get right back in their car and drive drunk. Drives me crazy.
I mean she’s white what else do you expect
Wisconsin check list:
Beer involved: not certain
Noah involved: nope
Perp drives into a field: check
Excited police dog: check
Snow or frozen lake: nope
No jail time: check
Noah involved 😂
Lmao noah
Incomplete list:
Zero cheese items
Funny checklist!
No T-Rexxxx????
Clearly, probation doesn't work... She needs a few years in jail or prison!
You've gotta be kidding me 3 years probation! That's just completely laughable. The judge should be ashamed and voted out!
I'm not too knowledgeable on how the system works. I'm pretty sure though a lot of the time it's not the judges, it's the DA's make a plea deal with the suspects attorney and usually plea down, and I'm pretty sure the judges are supposed to honor those deals. Unless the suspect ultimately pleas innocent against his attorneys plea deal.
It's expensive at least to be on probation so at least there's that
@JohnPaul-yh8ld nah, the judge can absolutely refuse a plea agreement. They can then offer up what they think is am appropriate sentence, which the defendant can either accept or plead not guilty and go to trial.
It’s a complex problem. Overworked prosecutors plea away cases, overcrowded jails can’t hold any more people. We need to reprioritize what’s a jailable offense. It seems to me violent offenses should go to jail first. In this case, Ramming the police car was a violent act with no concern for officer safety.
@@erinnicole3170 Hunter Biden found that out.
Quit. Withholding. Sentences.
Quit. Dropping. Charges.
For the cops. They committed a felony just pulling her over for no reason. As far as I could tell everything she did was in self defense.
@@ned6938 that's exactly why no one will trust you with a spoon. Or a dog. What a sucking hole of a take.
They pulled her over for violating her probation terms, which mandated she stay away from another person. If the arrest was unlawful she should have challenged it in court, not on the street by ramming another vehicle and speeding away. @@ned6938
@@ned6938 Whatever the hell yer smokin'...I WANT SOME. You ruin America--all by yourself.
Keep Democrats OUT OF PUBLIC OFFICE.
Did you hear that as soon as she got on the ground following her arrest, she told them she would prefer to go to a specific county for jail? Wow. That's some entitlement.
Imagine going to jail so often that you have a preference to which one you end up at.
She asks to be booked into the same county that refused to help in any way. This is just bizarre
b@ll$
Can’t deny she is slick for that one lol. Knows the laws but just not the ones that matter
Also indicative of a dysfunctional legal system in that particular county.
I’m starting to think if I rob a bank in Wisconsin and steal over $250,000, they’ll just tell me it’s a misdemeanor
Depending on your gender and skin color
Hey Code Blue can you start referencing the names of the judges dishing out these terrible sentences? We need to normalize shaming judges who refuse to uphold justice and by extension, the law.
The cases are public record and there are places you can look them up
@@FP194 yeah, but I don’t think most people are willing to do that in the first place.
@@ejbooth4176then why would they care enough to pay any attention to the judge at all
USA has 2% of the world's population, USA also has 25% of the world's prison population. Maybe it's time to rethink criminal justice instead of raising our percent to over a quarter!
I think this is a great idea. You’re already in there pulling this info. Let’s add the names of not only the judges, but the prosecutors who allowed this deal in the first place.
That’s the problem she was already on probation, she should have went to prison for three years
Nah that's just crazy!! More probation should do the trick!! Ugh, this country is soooo f*cked!!!🤦
Advocate for severe parole violation laws. This changes at the county and city level first
@robertesposito9871- We can thank bleeding heart Progressive Liberal judges for that.
Agree
Yea what’s the point of probation if you can just violate it and get more probation. I don’t even blame these people anymore. There’s no accountability for their actions so why would they obey
One of the worst Judicial systems in America.
DAMN SKIPPY!
that's why the world laugh at us
How the hell do you violate felony probation, strike a police car, flee through residential areas at high speeds, and get probation AGAIN? What a joke. 😊😊
That is a crime!
“What does that mean in a law dictionary” oh boy… 😑
It means "You fucked up and now you're in a world of shit".
Someone should tell her the Sovereign Citizen approach isn't legally viable.
Response: I can't give you legal advice. I have a conflict of interest.
Police pull you over, know your vehicle, know your plates, know your name, know your face, and know your address…and she still ran as if this wouldn’t end any other way😂
Why not at least try when there's no consequences? 😂
No one ever accused a criminal of being a genius (except in a comic book).
Getting rid of drugs?
I’m legit curious. After ramming the police car and fleeing, her plan was? She made an insane decision against her own interests and public safety - she damaged property and had prior felonies, and gets… probation? Wtf.
It's Wisconsin ! Paradise for criminals .
I don't think you can make plans with only 1 brain cell can you?
@@bethoneybee😂
It was an emotional decision not a logical one. She wanted to give a metaphorical "fuck you" to the cops but had no plan, hence why she stopped
Brenda Yaskal was the prosecuting attorney for both this case and the one underlying Jennifer’s probation (meth possession and resisting with violence)
Why do people think saying to an officer 'I've done nothing wrong so...' is going to work?
Rams a police car and no jail time? United States justice system is a joke.
I went to jail for calling the cops on my abusive gf, now ik
Democrats
@@mitchkeith6872Judaism in the legal system
Its the Wisconsin legal system which is fu*ked up.
@@nfaisnfgaywtf? Calm down there, lil Himmler
These prosecutors and judges need to go. This is just pathetic
Look into who funds liberal judges and DA's election campaigns across the US and other countries.
The police really don't get paid enough to put up with this insanity on a daily basis.
Yea they do. They don’t even have to do that job. They literally sign up for this.
especially since the judges and prosecuters don't have their backs
@StewBedazzleThe national average for a non-ranked police officer is $66K. Don’t spew crap when you know crap.
@@dystopian..Don't they automatically get promotions every couple of years though?
@StewBedazzleThe average police officer salary in the US is around $50,000 a year. Only very high ranking officers in large departments can make six figures. No patrol officer anywhere will earn that much money. And qualified immunity is something that protects police officers from things like accidental property damage that might occur while they are carrying out their duties as a police officer. It is something that must be determined in court and is not automatically applied to an officer in every case where criminal or civil liability would apply to a private citizen. For example, if a cop accidentally bumps into another car while pursuing a suspect vehicle. For a private citizen who bumps into another car, they would automatically be liable for damages. Qualified immunity for police ensures that the department or the suspect causing the pursuit is liable and not the individual officer, unless negligence or malice is involved. Either way, it is determined in court and again is not automatically applied to all officers in all cases. That’s why it is called “qualified” immunity, the case must qualify for immunity from liability. I strongly urge you to look into these things and learn more on your own, as you clearly do not understand how it works yet still hold it against police.
Police: "no contact"
Woman: "what does that truly mean"
No more than the tip.
Apparently it means "Do whatever you want and face no consequences".
She should be charged with attempted murder of a police officer. Something with a minimum of 30 years,
For real
Agreed
It wouldn’t qualify for attempted murder, though I agree she should have got years with multiple felonies.
You’re more of a danger to society than this girl is if you think that’s attempted murder. Please don’t ever serve the public.
YOU ARE ALL RIDICULOUS AND HAVE NO GRASP OF REALITY.
How does she not go to jail . The judicial system is a joke .
Probation? What'd you gotta do to get locked up these days? 🙄
Probation? For all that damage she caused? Why even bring it to court...
Because the police don't know ahead of time quite how useless the judge is.
what's the point of having a police at this point.
she pulled over on her own though, she made a bad choice but then fixed it also if she went to jail she would come out worse its better this way
@@PrincessCraftycorn She’s a repeat offender and will continue because there’s basically no consequences. If she’s in jail she can’t keep committing crimes.
@@PrincessCraftycornliberal
No Assault with a Deadly Weapon or Attempted Murder charges? No jail time? What kind of operation are they running up there in WI?
The same as every other state with over crowed jails.
A very bad one but no better or worse than other states.
If she had a gram of weed on her she'd get jail time
@@mawtymawty9010 shitt, she could have had that and 5 other felonies and still wouldn't have done a second in jail
👩🏼
this coddling of criminals is sickening
I agree!!!
Welcome to Bidens 🇺🇸 😅America. ....and we will get 4 more years 😢
she hit a pigmobile
During Chases I am always impressed at the level of communication
I thought hitting a cop car was SERIOUS, like assault on an officer serious! What is Wisconsin smoking?
She has a daughter. I’m sure her attorney laid that on thick
I guarantee no contact was explained in explicit detail by both the judge and her lawyer. No calls, no 3rd party messages, no social media, no text/email, no snail mail, no deliveries, no smoke signals, no telepathic communication 😂😂😂
Not the smoke signals 🤣🤣
You missed the big one here, no physical contact, like being in the same room where people can take photos and videos of the two of you together. That's probably the tricky one the courts didn't mention.
Forgot about the carrier peigons
and the same county gave her probation after nearly striking an officer with a vehicle....as if she'd follow or even understand the terms.
@michellewest3404 my bad, almost every judge I've watched does say that
She slammed on purpose into a squad car, then drove 14 miles at 100 miles an hour, risking anyone in her way and she got 3 yrs probation 🤯
🤣🤣🤣👏
Shows what a joke our justice system is. All of that and probation?!?!
she’s 31? she looks 43
Drugs are bad Mkay ?
@@hemihead001They killed Kenny.
Hey now. I’m 43, I don’t look that bad!
Yes she does
The justice system is not on the side of honest citizens.
Not since AIPAC starter influencing our politics and justice statements
As someone who lives around the Sauk county area, I was so EMBARRASSED hearing they wouldn’t do anything. Horrible
I understand your frustration, but they knew that risking their officers lives wouldn't be worth it and that in the end a judge would just dismiss most if not all the charges and the perpetrator would barely get a slap on the wrist. It just wasn't worth it to them.
Sounds like the sheriff in my county. He doesnt do anything about criminals either.
@@donnatubbs8853 What kind of a trash police system does the US have? It shouldn't be police's decision to "consider" whether they should go or not. If a law is broken and there is a fugitive, then you simply go and dispense justice... What you're writing makes absolutely no sense to me.
So if she killed a family when she ran the red light then what? Probably just get 4 years probation instead of just 3, ridiculous....
women always get off easy
judge and da would blame the family for being there not her lol
@@joshsmith7033be for real…⚪️👩🦳 YT WOMEN get off easily for all their crimes they commit!
On the other hand, next of kin could make her "disappear" I suppose, and not face consequences either, right? 🤔
@@joshsmith7033 Look up the white christian teenager in indiana that killed 3 kids leaving a school bus and kept driving. she got off with no jail time. she said she didnt know what the yellow truck with flashing lights was. one of the kids flew 50 feet and succumbed to the injuries. horrible justice system in the usa anymore.
2 previous felonies and the new ones and she gets no jail time... in my state you get years in prison for 1 felony
Ridiculous
Informer?
And the justice system let her get away with nearly killing an officer with 3 years probation and only 1 charge while others got dropped. I wouldn’t want to work in law enforcement
Because the jail prison system is made for blacks
I thought she was crazy for ramming the cop's car then leading them on a high speed case, but I guess she knew there was nothing to fear.
I never understand why so many charges get dropped. A person should be charged with every law they break, not just a few.
Taking a chase for violating a no contact order is wild 🤣
She knew there would be no consequences and she was right
I agree. Cops need to stop casing ppl and causing potential harm over someone being with someone. It’s pretty petty. They cause ppl to fear for their safety, causing an adrenaline spike, and they charge us for responding naturally to our emotions. She was just sitting in her car, and no causing any problems whatsoever. But cops escalate things into violence all the time.
@@SuperHornedtoad yup
If they're grown adults and the only reason a no contact order was put in is because they're co-defendants is asinine! That seems to be the case. And for somebody to be so petty to call the cops on that reason is also asinine
Well once you flee it doesnt matter
Imagine you do all this and your only consequence is 3 years of probation. There’s literally no incentive for you to not do it again.
It's amazing how these cops put their lives on the line, only for the courts to drop nearly every charge and assign little more than three years probation for all the trouble and danger she caused that evening. That's a slap in the cops' faces by our justice system. Very unfair.
How does someone who rams into the front of a police car get 3 years of probation and no jail time? On top of breaking the previous probation rules
Judges and DAs are such a joke. The fact that she has no regard for anyone’s life and she’s back on the street is insane
Its on purpose , same playbook used again . Was done in Russia during bolshevik revolution ,minor criminal act were severely punished and the real dirtbags were let go , over and over . Its mind games with the mostly law aboding majority. -also fighting back against criminals was made illegal …just wait
The judges and DAs are commiting a crime themselves. What a joke!!
It's not so much them as it is the people. It may not be the popular RUclips opinion but in 2024 the masses generally want a lighter more sympathetic touch when it comes to punishing crime. It's a trend that's started since before the word justice was even uttered. Never more than now have transgressors been so fairly treated.
It's crazy to me how constantly everyone gets their charges dropped
I would NEVER move to Wisconsin because they are full of criminals that don't get punished! U would live in fear there!
thats leftism for you... there are Soros backed far left DA's in every state in america, and no thats not some conspiracy theory, its public record that can easily be looked up. its all part of the demoralization phase of the subversion plot to destroy america.
Yeah in my country, prosecutors almost never give plea deals. I understand that many jurisdictions have a large caseload but a big reason they have so many cases is that the people they drop charges on reoffend, so they have more cases. It's a bad cycle. My country (Austria) doesn't have much crime but it's crazy to see that European prosecutors typically pursue cases harder than in the U.S. If the U.S. wants crime rates as low as Europe, they're going in the opposite direction. For such a rich country, it's disappointing that the U.S. justice system operates like this.
Lenient judges encourage these people. That’s why there are so many repeat offenders. It’s just a game, and the taxpayers are losing.
Judges should be required to ride along with police during one shift once a month. They might not be so sympathetic with these perps.
Unbelievable! She intentionally hit a police car and got a suspended sentence? What the hell is the justice system doing?
7:12 “Jennifer realized she was in a state of deep sh**” 🤣🤣🤣 i love the commentary man
Yeah, but it turns out she wasn't.
“You don’t have to believe me, at all”
Um ma’am.. you kinda want them to..
How did she get more probation? She should’ve been in prison for 3 years, not more probation. That’s exactly why some people continually break the law. They get a slap on the wrist each time and never face any real consequences for their actions
It is so crazy that a person can do all that sh!t these days and only get probation. She was even already on probation/ parole too. Insane.
Welcome to the new America.
What a JOKE. She only got 3 year probation for all that. its a slap in the face to all the police that she risked their safety and lives for including all the civillians that were out during the car chase. Something really needs to be done with these courts for dropping everything!!!
It's cause she's a woman.
women always get off easy
Dropped charges. Sentence withheld. We live in a society that teaches permissiveness and lawlessness. All it does is encourage more bad behavior.
Wisconsin just loves to ENABLE criminal behavior!
“What does no contact mean in a law dictionary?” 😳
IT MEANS NO CONTACT!!! 🥴
3 years probation.... Our justice system is broken.
So beyond.
It's been busted for a long time.
Don't worry, I heard she's actually on double secret probation.
With such minimal punishments, it's obvious why these crimes keep occurring over and over
3 years probation WTF. She should've got 3 years in prison.
not allowed to be together😅. that's tough punishement
Spelling is hard.
Ya A looker like that, no wonder she was willing to do all that to see Josh 😂😂😂
No wonder criminals think they are untouchable.
The point is she'll have a record, and that record will just grow and sometime down the line she'll be in the slammer for a long time.
@@melodymacken9788 never, trust me, she will walk freely as before, that's why our worlds is so doomed
Criminals don’t the people with a non criminal skin color seem to not hyperbolically entirely literally think the law doesn’t apply to them
@@nothanks9503It's not skin color, my friend, it's what's down below that makes the difference.
@@JalekNordin-s9n It’s what’s in your and your daddies bank account that matters
"can they help us " "nope" " spike strips ? " "nope" 🤣
Crazy, cops can't even help other cops in Wisconsin. Down in Florida there would have been 5 different agencies after her 😅
@@bbrcummins1984facts. And be smiling on the way😂😂
I hear ya… but they had her identified… fully… would you put yourself in her line of travel?? Her dumb a$$ can be found later… but n this case, the initial reason was a no contact bond condition.
@@bbrcummins1984 Same in Texas and Georgia
As a Wisconsinite, these judges need EXTREME correction with their choices for arrestee's. Sauk County not assisting is probably because someone she knows is there, and not being able to use K-9 is kinda B.S too. Sad how Wisconsin has gotten.
I feel bad for the police who are never backed up by the justice department
Your's is the best comment, so true
@@patriciaoaks4 Thank you
Wow you can hit a cop car on purpose and not go to prison? Woooow
Crazy times we are livin in 🤦
We can’t be sure she did “on purpose.” But she DID do it..
@@daakrolbShe 100% did
@@Decristostyle Likely... but if I'm her attorney I would argue "she did not know about the car being that close, she had no intention of striking the squad." Now- that's BS. But that's what an attorney would do....
Im in PA. I got a felony and a year in prison for just running. This is ridiculous.
Good idea giving her probation. It’s obviously something she takes very seriously. 🙄 That judge is a joke.
3 years of probation for all of that? No wonder, that we have so many criminals. She deserves prison time!
Maybe our country needs to adopt caning that Singapore has and felonies get sentenced to that in addition to jail time.