How a murder case is trialed in Singapore | Experts Explain

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  • Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
  • 🔪 How does a murder charge get reduced and result in only a 5-month prison sentence? Criminal defence lawyer Josephus Tan explains how it works.
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Комментарии • 231

  • @MothershipSG
    @MothershipSG  3 года назад +16

    Note: The clips used at 1:15 - 1:19 and 11:11 - 11:14 of the video are from Supreme Court Singapore.

  • @ewmurphy
    @ewmurphy 3 года назад +216

    He's such a COOL LAWYER, one of a kind in SG, setting him apart from the conventional dull ones.

    • @liminfer8380
      @liminfer8380 3 года назад +7

      Duh. He is a criminal lawyer and does tasks that mainly deal with human emotions and life/death. The reason why conventional lawyers appear dull and condescending is that corporate lawyers deal with extremely mundane work which revolves around transactional work and due diligence etc. It is very boring

  • @therick0019
    @therick0019 3 года назад +61

    Him eating a KitKat without breaking it in 2 is worthy of a case itself

  • @zaubnino77
    @zaubnino77 3 года назад +264

    Met Josephus at a community talk, liked how he's always able to catch the room with his charisma and be willing to share about his past

    • @mikechansw748
      @mikechansw748 3 года назад +5

      Indeed he’s extremely charismatic

  • @krollpeter
    @krollpeter 3 года назад +175

    He is a good talker.
    I would like to hear him evaluating and explaining real life cases, not only murder but also other serious cases.

  • @shunster
    @shunster 3 года назад +238

    Met him once for a talk held by my school and had the chance to talk to him for a brief moment. Truly a really genuine guy who wants to help society at large.

    • @andrewsitu3472
      @andrewsitu3472 3 года назад +1

      But he joined PAP not PSP.

    • @encryp4558
      @encryp4558 3 года назад +12

      @@andrewsitu3472 Sometimes you gotta Pay And Pay for a good lawyer

    • @comraderasily4313
      @comraderasily4313 3 года назад +1

      Wow

    • @6168lucky
      @6168lucky 3 года назад +4

      At least he is ways much better than most of the losers out there consuming the weak and poor people or families.
      A lawyer who can be trusted.

  • @AngeloTime
    @AngeloTime 3 года назад +34

    Josephus would be a good teacher tbh

  • @Kimmy-zr7tu
    @Kimmy-zr7tu 3 года назад +84

    As a law student, he explained it so well and clear. Thank you Mothership for this video, it’s great to share such information with the public

  • @wangjinwen7708
    @wangjinwen7708 3 года назад +245

    Amazing. I thought he is a ah beng. Once Words come out of the mouth of this guy straight away i know is professional

    • @limwowo5902
      @limwowo5902 3 года назад +5

      ppl is model ok. go check his wiki photo.

    • @larrylee2637
      @larrylee2637 3 года назад +5

      Used to be an ah beng.

    • @theinquisitor7191
      @theinquisitor7191 3 года назад +5

      He's ok. But have you seen a chinese gangster that looked intimidating when you see his eyes?

    • @28excellent
      @28excellent 3 года назад +8

      Being ah beng gives a guy better experience to be a good lawyer, having gone through jail, trial and more.

    • @limwowo5902
      @limwowo5902 3 года назад +2

      @@28excellent not necessarily true. you can still be a doctor for AIDS if you've never had that.

  • @deathism
    @deathism 3 года назад +24

    What a personality! I could listen to him go on and on. If he was my professor, I would hate to miss any of his lectures. He is articulate and gives clear and concise explanations.
    With that demeanour, I bet he's a cool person to hang out with. Very chill and has no airs about him.
    Hope to see him in more content!

  • @simkwakia
    @simkwakia 3 года назад +264

    I enjoyed the part where he was talking to his dog. More like teasing the little cutie. Pitiful !

    • @chiewerekok9055
      @chiewerekok9055 3 года назад

      He already say he is showing what code 300(b) is..

  • @Hurricane0721
    @Hurricane0721 3 года назад +17

    I like this man! He’s obviously a very intelligent man. He also has the ability to explain complex topics in a simplistic form, and with a good sense of humor to boot. That is actually a relatively rare ability.

  • @RedViper9
    @RedViper9 3 года назад +54

    Oh hello, a video that is concise, filled with facts, interesting and at times funny?
    Now this is content I am happy to watch more of! Great stuff

  • @SamTeeWe
    @SamTeeWe 3 года назад +74

    Excellent content mothership! More of such educational informative content please. Less of the silly bo liao kind. Would be nicer with a narrator overlay for the questions so that i can listen to this without watching the video. If got podcast version will be nice as well.

  • @albertkia2257
    @albertkia2257 3 года назад +195

    He's a dangerous man, just look at the way he eats his KitKat

  • @Benjamin-wy4dj
    @Benjamin-wy4dj 3 года назад +169

    Interesting fact dogs cannot eat chocolates. They can die if they were to eat one.
    When he was doing the re-enactment with the dog i was abit worried if the dog would lunge forward and eat the chocolate lol.
    I guess he would be guilty of a murder charge on an animal hahahaha

    • @cloudyday1617
      @cloudyday1617 3 года назад +13

      Murder based on reverse provocation. Provoke the dog to bite the choco.

    • @cnaizhen
      @cnaizhen 3 года назад +12

      Actually, dogs do not die until they eat a certain amount. I know of dogs that survived to old age after downing a small chunk of chocolate when the owner is not looking.
      But of course, dont be silly and feed dogs with it la.

    • @86soulx
      @86soulx 3 года назад

      maybe not a real chocolate.

  • @melvinkeh2010
    @melvinkeh2010 3 года назад +12

    Get this man his own RUclips channel!

  • @danceoffAsh
    @danceoffAsh 3 года назад +1

    Nothing beats learning something new and interesting from an enthusiastic individual. Thank you, Mr Tan. It's a good day for knowledge!

  • @sharonjohn9430
    @sharonjohn9430 3 года назад +16

    Wow! Clear and simple explanation. Hope he conducts lectures for our junior lawyers! Many study in UK and come back but can’t even speak proper English or understand all the law terminology 😒

  • @einsomniumkm
    @einsomniumkm 3 года назад +14

    Really fun yet informative video.. Well done. Thanks!

  • @heifetz87
    @heifetz87 3 года назад

    You are a cool lawyer. Thank you for explaining how the law works with regards murder charges. Love the singlish lah

  • @SuccessforLifester
    @SuccessforLifester 3 года назад +11

    This is a good informative video.

  • @jl5813
    @jl5813 3 года назад +7

    hands down coolest lawyer W

  • @self-proclaimednimwit2263
    @self-proclaimednimwit2263 3 года назад +36

    3:00 I was so nervous imao

  • @alonewithalones
    @alonewithalones 3 года назад

    Very informational and easy to follow

  • @thatone8085
    @thatone8085 3 года назад +25

    He looks like a silat master.

  • @tocalvary9457
    @tocalvary9457 3 года назад +23

    So interesting! You should go act in Code of Law!

  • @alistairnio4984
    @alistairnio4984 3 года назад +27

    Oh wow, is he wearing coloured contacts?

  • @psvr_melg4207
    @psvr_melg4207 3 года назад +21

    4:38 Famous murder case charged under circumstantial evidence will be Sunny Ang and his girlfriend

  • @Mr.Y90210
    @Mr.Y90210 3 года назад +6

    I think it's really interesting with the self defense. Here in Germany we have the principle, that the victim doesn't need to accept a physical confrontation with an unclear ending. So the victim is allowed to use the most effective way to protect him- herself, even this means to shoot or stab the unarmed attacker, with the intention to kill. I wonder what would be the argument behind the self defense restriction in Singapore.

    • @gemgal68
      @gemgal68 2 года назад +1

      I am not a layer, but guess is to prevent people from plotting & using "self-defense" as a loophole to kill another and escape capital punishments... Imagine somebody wanting to kill a person not wanting to face capital offense. All he has to do is purposefully & continually verbally provoking the other until he/she couldn't take it & moved her barehand (likely to slap/punch). Then the provoker can just smash the victim's head with a brick causing death, and calls it "self-defense" (Example not be perfect, but hope you can get my point)... Also, guns & arms are illegal in Singapore & nobody carries them (except for police, or soldiers on official missions). And illegal guns & arms are extremely rare in Singapore too. Thus also can't use the excuse to say worried a layperson will shoot at you, thus you go on excessive self-defense.

  • @Gamesthatiplaytricks
    @Gamesthatiplaytricks 3 года назад +12

    ah beng lawyer 😍

  • @jaydeteo4856
    @jaydeteo4856 3 года назад

    Very nice and detailed can be a lecturer 👍🏻

  • @yujicortez
    @yujicortez 3 года назад +2

    I’d love to have him as a law professor.

  • @bakkwa8705
    @bakkwa8705 3 года назад +2

    Bak Zhang so cute n obedient . Bak Kwa ❤️ you .

  • @seanjosephtan
    @seanjosephtan 3 года назад +67

    But if I'm from NUS then how?

    • @limwowo5902
      @limwowo5902 3 года назад +13

      free and easy. if your lao bei rich even better

    • @johnwig285
      @johnwig285 3 года назад +19

      @@limwowo5902 False. U failed to account for the fact that u have been looking at an iceberg. Most of the sexual offences are not from NUS nor the rich, as a matter of fact they are from non-unis such as secondary school, ITEs and Polys to begin with. The difference? Their cases only receive "internal disciplinary action" while NUS cases are reported to the police and then the media makes it viral. Even for the poly ite cases that managed to get reported, all receive probation just like those from NUS. Let me remind you, the grp of 20+ perverts getting caught at once wasnt from NUS, the bulk of toilet perverts also werent from NUS, the 40 thousand perverts in SG Nasi Lemak telegram werent from NUS. Not to mention, an NUS case or a case by a rich person often gets amplified and will go viral because the media will constantly leverage on selling stories propagating skewed catchy narratives sheeps like you want to hear. In addition, the quality of the defence attorney's argument makes a difference. Seems like u learn nothing from this video and just bring along ur bias.

    • @comraderasily4313
      @comraderasily4313 3 года назад +6

      @@johnwig285 too much information, shut your pie hole

    • @johnwig285
      @johnwig285 3 года назад +6

      @@comraderasily4313 dont blame others for ur inability to read long comments. Besides, facts dont care abt ur feelings.

    • @joshaqy
      @joshaqy 3 года назад +4

      @@johnwig285 you missed the joke bro

  • @Leo-gb1mo
    @Leo-gb1mo 3 года назад +11

    He is the man you are gonna hire if you are in the dark side.

    • @Syn741
      @Syn741 3 года назад +1

      a contractor that scammed my mum of over 60k, went to him to get represented. sadly couldn't get the money back because that fucker deleted all the incriminating evidence.

  • @otterofconfusion3850
    @otterofconfusion3850 2 года назад +1

    "This is my partner in crime Ba Zhang." > Instant like

  • @sining0
    @sining0 3 года назад +1

    The dog! I can’t he is js too cute 🥰

  • @ftd7435
    @ftd7435 3 года назад +3

    Jailed criminal turned self-taught criminal lawyer in jail. Respect and salute! I think he is oso the only Singapore lawyer with the longest hair ... heh heh.

  • @hwhw8155
    @hwhw8155 3 года назад

    he is clear and have good articulation. Should consider teaching as profession

  • @smoothytunes1155
    @smoothytunes1155 3 года назад

    Good content on this

  • @zero12304
    @zero12304 3 года назад

    Murder not = death but drug related = death. Great work.

  • @djbelphy6478
    @djbelphy6478 3 года назад

    freaking cool lawyer 😎

  • @michaelnoor8423
    @michaelnoor8423 3 года назад +16

    Question: what if you are already convicted but there is new strong evidence that you did not commit the murder but you already spend time in prison on death row what would happen then?

    • @reveirg9
      @reveirg9 3 года назад +4

      Appeal first, process takes fucking long if you don't have money. If appeal succeeded you will be released. I'm not sure if you'll be paid for the time spent, in certain countries you are paid if you are wrongly convicted for serious crimes.

    • @michaelnoor8423
      @michaelnoor8423 3 года назад +1

      @@reveirg9 simply said you are screwed if you are wrongly convicted.

    • @Kimmy-zr7tu
      @Kimmy-zr7tu 3 года назад

      Get a good lawyer to turn in the new evidence and hope for the best (release), no compensation will be provided by the court in Singapore. However in US for example, it’s considered a miscarriage of justice and some sort of monetary compensation will be given

    • @techgamerboy8807
      @techgamerboy8807 3 года назад

      you can try to either, appeal to the court of appeal and wait for the results for years maybe? if success , then you’ll get a lighter sentence or maybe even no sentence? or either they’ll lighten your sentence or release you .

    • @michaelnoor8423
      @michaelnoor8423 3 года назад

      @@techgamerboy8807 my Question that "you" are 100% innocent with the new evidence but u are already convicted and are on death row what then any justice for you.

  • @saraw1359
    @saraw1359 3 года назад +5

    I get it why Singapore is a safe country.

  • @tommyGeylang1637
    @tommyGeylang1637 3 года назад +1

    Interesting... U talk in layman language. Hope to see u have your own RUclips channels with 1 million subscriber ...

  • @aforapple3678
    @aforapple3678 3 года назад +7

    What is the best defence legally for me if I’m cornered in the toilet by a guy and I injured him badly? Should I record our conversation in the midst of the incident or call the police on loudspeaker? Assuming there’s no witness.

    • @unknownboyforever
      @unknownboyforever 3 года назад +6

      Oddly specific :/

    • @Kimmy-zr7tu
      @Kimmy-zr7tu 3 года назад +2

      You can try to prove that you were acting in self defense by calling the police but I believe this may be difficult considering you are in a fearful situation and do not have the chance to pick up your phone to record/call without the guy knowing. However, please do note that recorded teleconversations may not be used as an official proof in court as voices can be tempered with and it’s difficult to prove to the court which voice belongs to who (even though it may seem obvious to you). Calling the police may be the best option considering there are no witnesses

  • @greentoadboy
    @greentoadboy 3 года назад +2

    Whats the Stroke to Time exchange rate?

  • @punk5ter
    @punk5ter 10 месяцев назад

    这只影片让我认识了流氓律师。浪子回头了。欣赏他的作为尤其是帮助弱势的群体。我会告诉我的‘’老板‘’’有你这么一号人物。愿他保佑你,就像他保佑我一样。加油!

  • @horriblekellible
    @horriblekellible 3 года назад +1

    I can't get over how his dog is named "Ba Zhang" because i keep translating it into "巴掌" and I keep imagining the man saying "你给我过来,我给你一巴掌" and just hands you a dog-
    other than that, great video-

  • @deanwongzy
    @deanwongzy 3 года назад +35

    He look abit like 周润发

  • @andygregory2145
    @andygregory2145 3 года назад +62

    Very informative for those Potential murderers out there..lol

    • @limwowo5902
      @limwowo5902 3 года назад +4

      then they cant apply mental illness already coz premeditation

  • @cloudyday1617
    @cloudyday1617 3 года назад +7

    5:46 😄😄😄

  • @BeachBoi1000
    @BeachBoi1000 3 года назад +5

    Why diminished responsibility action cannot donate wrongly? He really explained so well I think anyone, layman can also understand.

  • @theallseeingeye9388
    @theallseeingeye9388 3 года назад +2

    As a Malaysian, I believe that some crimes deserve the death penalty for nothing else can be called justice served.
    At the same time i am opposed to it here in Malaysia because the system has many issues where the chances exist for one to be wrongly tried under capital laws snd ending up on death row.
    When we talk about the state forfeiting a life of a person, than the bare mininum requirement should be that the proof and evidence produced at a trial showed beyond a shadow of doubt that the accused is guilty.
    Interestingly, if one can recall the 80's and 90's, news reports on people convicted and sentenced to death usually carried the words " was sentenced to death after it was proven beyond reasonable doubt that.......".
    Sec 300 (d) - No dead body to proof that the person is actually dead, let alone proof that the person was murdered.
    Now no dead body to proof that a person is dead and not in hidding or chose to disappear for any rhyme or reason.
    Assuming is dead, but again no way to proof cause of death. Could be suicide, could be natural, could be accidental. So assumption on top of an assumption.
    And a person can still be convicted and sentenced to death on fundamentally what are assumptions and not solid evidence.
    This is an example why the anti death penalty proponents and their rguments cannot be denied.
    For there is no difference between an act of murder and the execution of a person guilty of murder otherwise.

    • @hoklamchong2969
      @hoklamchong2969 2 года назад

      malaysia = malai khuai land = stupido third world shitho!e

  • @scarletjy
    @scarletjy 3 года назад +1

    i like the name ba Zhang!!!!!

  • @nasgothus
    @nasgothus 3 года назад

    Caning can be converted into additional prison time? So can I request for more caning in exchange for a reduced prison time?

  • @tanhongyi7180
    @tanhongyi7180 3 года назад +1

    So, how come fatal traffic accidents aren't trialed the same way as these 4 codes?

  • @johnwig285
    @johnwig285 3 года назад +23

    Finally someone educating the sheeps

  • @wnffldksk
    @wnffldksk 3 года назад +1

    Getting cane by parents when young is already quite pain. Imagine getting cane 24 strokes with the rattan. 😫

  • @eliTUNE
    @eliTUNE 3 года назад +3

    Wait, but for section 300 (c), what if it's in self-defense?? I always am confused about how to balance it in this context...

    • @annellle
      @annellle 3 года назад +3

      see 6:52, defense 4! it explains self-defense as a possible exception to a murder charge. the balancing factor is whether the self-defense is believed to be disproportionate or not, or at least that’s what i understand from it 😅

    • @katzcapzz
      @katzcapzz 3 года назад +2

      You can think of it as a two stage analysis! To be acquitted you must either (1) show that the section 300 charge is not established or (2) show that you have a valid defence (e.g. self defence). It is two stages because having a valid defence doesn't mean you didnt commit the offence. For instance, as long as you intentionally hit the guy in the head, it is generally sufficient to show you have committed a section 300(c) offence. But you can escape conviction by showing that you only did so because you were in danger (self-defence). So technically the self-defence issue only comes in at the second stage. But of course in real life the facts are not as clear and you could argue there was no intention to hit the guy's head in the first place - if so you can escape conviction at the first stage.

  • @foxtwo
    @foxtwo 3 года назад +22

    The moment the dog's name is revealed, I immediately hungry.

  • @lyjj
    @lyjj 3 года назад +1

    Alrite. Now im ready

  • @foodmore
    @foodmore 3 года назад +11

    The only people more knowledgable than him are the people in facebook’s comments section.

  • @destroyedgaga4947
    @destroyedgaga4947 2 года назад

    For a sec. I thought you were holding a voodoo doll

  • @Floof1248
    @Floof1248 3 года назад

    Regarding the River Valley case?

  • @tommyliangwei3724
    @tommyliangwei3724 2 года назад +1

    22nd December 2020

  • @rowenarowena3468
    @rowenarowena3468 3 года назад +1

    Funny when he said he looks like criminal more than a lawyer. 🤣

  • @poopy5053
    @poopy5053 3 года назад

    Hey it worked

  • @asian6oy
    @asian6oy 3 года назад +1

    The way I thought he was gonna tell the story about how his murder charges got acquitted just based on how he looks… I'm horrible 😬

  • @joyoftessa
    @joyoftessa 3 года назад +5

    Where was this video when i was in law school?! Why wasnt he my prof?!

  • @melvinlim7295
    @melvinlim7295 3 года назад +2

    Vincenzo Cassano: Singapore edition.

  • @kenlumlow6812
    @kenlumlow6812 2 года назад

    So what the difference between a 3 judges court of appeal and a 5judges court of appeal in Singapore?

  • @zevfeibattlefield
    @zevfeibattlefield 3 года назад

    he just elaborated serious topic in funny way.. but yeah i understand it all.. and kinda same like malaysian law

  • @CallMeUbba
    @CallMeUbba Год назад

    Can he give us a video about using lah vs ah?

  • @10ReasonsWhy
    @10ReasonsWhy 2 года назад

    Glad to see an actual expert talking about Singapore Law, rather than the boomers who think they're lawyers because they read a whatsapp forwarded message once.

  • @simonmariogondowidjojo4596
    @simonmariogondowidjojo4596 2 года назад

    The term Double Jeopardy? How does it really apply in the court of law lets say a murder case? Eg, He is at first acquitted but later down the track there is a new evidence to charge him. Will he face a new trial? Thank you.

  • @cindyhuiqing8610
    @cindyhuiqing8610 3 года назад

    The way ba zhang gave up on him 🤣

  • @sandrawong6787
    @sandrawong6787 3 года назад

    Ohhh I just saw him during citizenship lessonnn in da slidesss

  • @matei-gabrielshelby3480
    @matei-gabrielshelby3480 3 месяца назад

    It's amazing how sophisticated humans can be in their violence. "Okay, doctor, is he good to go leh?" "Nah, he has hypertension, you can't cane him" "Ah, oke, we'll take him back to his cell."

  • @constantinejosephine8437
    @constantinejosephine8437 Год назад

    Can someone ell me how to get to him? How to contact him, or does he has a law firm??
    Thanks. I need advice from him.

  • @ethanang3527
    @ethanang3527 3 года назад +4

    Another one case for Josephus Tan, the RVHS murder happened recently.

  • @owo4470
    @owo4470 3 года назад

    so high rise littering is technically section 300d.

  • @lanilexander651
    @lanilexander651 2 года назад

    I am cracking up because he named his dog after a food.

  • @aizthejokerhahaahaaha8834
    @aizthejokerhahaahaaha8834 Год назад

    Hi just wanted to know, about the murder case at boon keng where a 16year boy killed his 'gf' husband, & at crime watch show his face & name. Correct me if im wrong, where 16 at the point of the murder. Is there any difference in terms of case? Since both os murder, 1 can be disclose & 1 cannot...

  • @joanatan5026
    @joanatan5026 2 года назад

    Josephus Tan looks like the District Attorney under investigation in the Ahmaud Arbery's murder case, Jackie Johnson.

  • @Gunbardo
    @Gunbardo 3 года назад

    These questions... It’s as though you are trying to plan an absolute murder to get away with.

  • @andrewsitu3472
    @andrewsitu3472 3 года назад

    Would Josephus consider the Atlanta shootings a hate crime against Asians?
    Also, was Huang Na death a straightforward 300A?

  • @guobc
    @guobc Год назад

    Im curious, is Mr Tan from Invictus law firm? I think I have met him there

    • @Lewisus_flame
      @Lewisus_flame 11 месяцев назад

      Yes, he is one of the lawyer of that firm

  • @0__0123
    @0__0123 3 года назад

    wow 1.5 yrs is long?

  • @nikitatodt4025
    @nikitatodt4025 3 года назад

    life imprisonment with caning. 'smiles'

  • @googlgfacef218
    @googlgfacef218 3 года назад

    Convicting the accused of murder without the murder weapon AND the recovery of body is a weak case.
    Many accused persons were wrongfully executed as a result in several countries.

  • @kianwan87
    @kianwan87 3 года назад

    hi. if i do a black magic curse on someone and the person really died. is this considered as murder? serious question.

    • @Kimmy-zr7tu
      @Kimmy-zr7tu 3 года назад

      Happy to inform you that black magic isn’t a valid murder intention

  • @ericchionh9766
    @ericchionh9766 3 года назад +2

    If u don't remember anything he's said, at the very least remember the name of his dog - BaZhang 😆

    • @nuggetsss2526
      @nuggetsss2526 3 года назад

      So cute the name for a cute doggo

  • @truthboom
    @truthboom 3 года назад

    i accidentally murder an ant with a step, but I'm not held accountability

  • @torrhthc4103
    @torrhthc4103 3 года назад

    The dog is cute

  • @edmundsoh8029
    @edmundsoh8029 2 года назад

    I am like his dog. Same allergy. lol

  • @indian2003
    @indian2003 3 года назад

    I remember law student Sunny Ang who was convicted of murder of his girlfriend. Her body was never found but he was hanged in 1967.
    He was a classmate of my brother and have visited us a few times.

    • @Iac12m
      @Iac12m 3 года назад

      Wahhh...can share more how is he like as a person?

    • @indian2003
      @indian2003 3 года назад

      @@Iac12m I wont be able to tell you how he was as a person but he was soft spoken and looked like a nice guy. This from my memories around 1962/63. Are you in family with him?

    • @Iac12m
      @Iac12m 3 года назад

      @@indian2003 no I actually don't know about this case until you shared so I'm curious how a murderer is as a person before they commit crime.

    • @indian2003
      @indian2003 3 года назад

      @@Iac12m I knew of a guy that hacked his girlfriend to death in Norway but he was a prick. He was so false that only women believed the lies he told.

  • @allticpoo5
    @allticpoo5 3 года назад

    this guy is suitable to be a dad xD

  • @Jason-ps2sc
    @Jason-ps2sc 3 года назад +1

    PROBATION OFFICERS :don't worry we will keep ur case confidential nobody will know..
    THE JUDGE:WELL YOU SEE THIS THIS THIS AND THAT HOW HE GOT CAUGHT AND HIS NAME IS.....