i know it's a prisoner but he probably deserved to be treated better. he feared for his life a few times, in prison, and they did not care about him. at least the prison had to pay for a better security
@@anthonyernst999 Oh you'd be surprised about Finland's prison system then. They literally let the prisoners roam in the open without fences as long as its in prison grounds
@@reins8053Don't Underestimate The Circumstances of the Unlucky Few. For All We Know, That Guy Was at Best a Harmless Robber or Thief. Compared to Abusive Guards, Whom are Just as Likely to Abuse Petty/Framed Criminals as the Scummy Ones.
Can we back up and explain the abuse by the guards allegation? Seems like kind of a big point that was skipped over. "Feared for his life" due to guards abusing him? Nobody looked into this?
@@JoeBidensDroolBib Doesn’t make it right. You don’t know what crime he committed. It doesn’t give anyone the right to continuously abuse someone and make them fear for his life multiple times, especially by the guards. Killing him would be more humane than torture.
@@JoeBidensDroolBib why should it be hard for prisoners? Punishment doesn’t fix crimes. It just adds hate to the world. Prison should be a way to remove dangerous people from society and rehabilitate them so they can potentially return. But being abused by guards doesn’t help. Advanced prison systems like Norways have proven again and again to work much better.
I mean, a very simple counter-argument is that "Oh this case attracted so much public attention that even though the prison was already hard enough to escape we felt that we needed to win back the public's trust." Though, I'm not sure that the reason he lost the case was because the prison wasn't too easy to escape. He could have lost it because the prison being easy to escape doesn't make it accountable for injuries caused by attempting to escape it.
Couldn't because of Double Jeopardy. If a party receives a Not Guilty (or in this case, Not Liable) verdict, they cannot be tried/sued again for the same offence.
He needs to sue for abuse from the guards. With a little help, he could probably even set up a hidden camera to video (or even broadcast) these events to prove they are happening.
In order to actually win such a case, that part of this story would have to be true. Jails and prisons are not kind environments, nor are they intended to be, but if he was genuinely fearing for his life repeatedly from abuse by the officers, there's probably a lot more to the story. Normally, corrections officers are most interested in not being harassed, eating their donuts, and going home at the end of the shift like most officers. He's probably not the George Floyd of inmates.
@@StrongMajor1178 Under dictatorships and often in developing countries, yes, but they are not supposed to be in most situations in civil, developed countries. The point of incarceration in civil society is separating the inmate from that society to prevent further illegal conduct and victimization of others. Their inability to live their lives freely is an unavoidable, collateral punishment. Violence towards prisoners, whether by guards or other inmates, is allowing the jail or prison environment to descend to the same level of thinking and conduct that got the inmates sent there to begin with, so then it would no longer be corrective. Instead, it encourages and equips inmates to maintain or increase the ways of thinking and behaving that got them put in jail to begin with.
@@ReflectedMiles I'm from a developing and third world country and I thought that violence towards prisoners is normal because prison itself is a punishment for people who break the law. But I know that in developer countries they don't have this kind of violence.
This is America. Police officers and prison guards get those jobs because it puts them in a position to hurt people without consequence. It attracts a lot of sadists...
@@yourcommentisntfunnyv2709people are allowed to have opinions, i don’t make fun of you for liking youtube, so why do you not let people like what rhey enjoy
I've met the sheriff of the pueblo police department before. They are not abusive cops that people say they are. God forbid they do their job and not just let criminals out 30 minutes after they were arrested.
Wait, aren't prisoners supposed to get at least basic medical aid for free? I mean, they don't earn salary whole doing their time, do they? And easy l what if you don't pay?
If he were in custody of the government, the government has the legal responsibilty to provide medical care for him. However, since he escaped from their custody, he was no longer in their custody and thus relieved the government of any medical responsibilities. His restitution is docked from his pay if he got a job while in prison. When he gets out he will still have to pay it back as part of his parole/probation. Once the parole/probation period is over, he will still be forced to keep paying it back and perhaps a civil suit from the government will be imposed; wages may be garnished as well.
...they corruptly gave a wrong ruling obviously then acted as if he had won the case just to avoid any in the future. i hate this system. My God. Go back and argue they knew you were right my man!
... My Father used to be a criminal, however... He changed. His actions that were illegal were to make me and my siblings happy, he spend money he didn't have for Christmas just to make us happy, he stole stuff from the store just to see our smile... And in the end, he sacrificed his life to stop a fire on our house... He could've ran and patched himself up and yet... He did the right thing and saved us all... Yet it costed his life. People say that no one can change, well... They are wrong. My Father was living proof that people can change. And now he's gone... Rest in peace father, I hope you are at peace.
He should have kept documentation on repeated warnings about the security. And he should have won that injury case. If someone is hurt while on your property or due to your property you can be found liable. Prisoners are the responsibility of the prison and any injury is due to their negligence.
Modern “Escape from X” movie starting scene. Warden: “Here we have Scott, he tried to escape and ended up with 80,000 medical bills and 150,000 lawyer bills”. Inmate: “Sir, the front gate is opened”, guard: “So what? Close it. Or you want to end up like Scott?”. Nobody wants to escape.
One of our old acquaintances sued the prison system in South Australia in the 90's for breaching their duty of care because he picked up a heroin habit while locked up. They drug test you everytime you go to prison, so he could prove he'd never used outside. They gave him $5000, and some rehab while inside, but no reduction in sentence, and nothing added either. It's a stran6world were living in.
I'm one of the unfortunate few who did time for false allegations, I sued, I won, and was then abused and neglected for years bc of it. If I could've escaped, I sure as hell would have too. But at least I won my case. Our prison system is sick
He shouldn't of said anything to the COs. He knew other people were also being abused and ruined the chances of him and others escaping again. Not only that, but he turned the attention to his escape, which shadowed the abuse.
Some needs to make a documentary about this prison. Expose and hopefully embarrassing them and the DA into doing something. Or else someone gets voted out of office.
Just wanna point out that in several countries the act of breaking out of prison or fleeing police custody is not a crime in it of itself because freedom is a human right. Coincidentally these countries focus on rehabilitation vs punishment have the lowest rate of repeat offenders
If a person is incarcerated it is the duty of the state and guards to ensure their safety. Assaulting prisoners is highly illegal and allowing prisoners to be assaulted by other inmates when they know damn well the violence happens is criminal negligence. If a person is assaulted in custody and nothing was done to prevent it the prisoner should be able to sue. Never in modern American history has a sentence included beatings because it is illegal
Are we not gonna talk about how they were beating a prisoner up? Could he not just file a lawsuit against them for, I don't know, maybe beating him up?
Bro really said "This is too easy, lemme turn the difficulty up."
😂
To asian mode!
@@Teleported_in "asian" 🤓
@@soralee1910*laugh track*
@@Teleported_in 🤓
Imagine escaping so easy, you have to tell the guards to do their job 😂
Lol
"Sir my bombs can easily break the northwest wall, you need more security..also the kitchen has an underground passage to the wendys"
Bro really told the guards how to do their jobs💀💀
Fr. How are u a prisoner telling a guard how to do his job? 💀💀💀
666 likes
I guess I’m your thousandth like 😎
edit: cringe all you want nerds, I’ma keep this up forever until the end of time.
@@SomeRandomDudeReviewshow to not be cool in 2 seconds
@@JaduTheAlien How to know that I didn’t ask in 2 seconds
i know it's a prisoner but he probably deserved to be treated better. he feared for his life a few times, in prison, and they did not care about him.
at least the prison had to pay for a better security
I feel like that's how most prisoners are treated
@@anthonyernst999 Oh you'd be surprised about Finland's prison system then. They literally let the prisoners roam in the open without fences as long as its in prison grounds
@@anthonyernst999 And what I mean is that Finland has an amazing prison system
@@thisrandomperson1472 the skulless body of my brother says otherwise
Prison are made for rehabilitation not torture them and this moral must be followed
Jail security improved, guard abuse ignored. Of course.
rather than feeling angry, I feel sad
This is one of the few cases I actually want the criminal to win no matter how stupid it is.
You guys really believe that criminal? 🤣
@@reins8053Don't Underestimate The Circumstances of the Unlucky Few.
For All We Know, That Guy Was at Best a Harmless Robber or Thief. Compared to Abusive Guards, Whom are Just as Likely to Abuse Petty/Framed Criminals as the Scummy Ones.
@@eagleye2893Why are you capitalizing everything
Can we back up and explain the abuse by the guards allegation?
Seems like kind of a big point that was skipped over.
"Feared for his life" due to guards abusing him?
Nobody looked into this?
It’s a common occurrence. It’s not summer camp. It’s prison.
@@JoeBidensDroolBib that doesn’t make it ok???
@@StarWarsomania dude they feed mofuggaz zoo animal food that is CLEARLY labeled 🏷️ "not 🚫 fit for human consumption"
@@JoeBidensDroolBib Doesn’t make it right. You don’t know what crime he committed. It doesn’t give anyone the right to continuously abuse someone and make them fear for his life multiple times, especially by the guards. Killing him would be more humane than torture.
@@JoeBidensDroolBib why should it be hard for prisoners? Punishment doesn’t fix crimes. It just adds hate to the world. Prison should be a way to remove dangerous people from society and rehabilitate them so they can potentially return. But being abused by guards doesn’t help. Advanced prison systems like Norways have proven again and again to work much better.
He should have re-sued stating that their renovations prove they were guilty.
He could have also appealed the original decision for the same reason. 🤷♀️
I mean, a very simple counter-argument is that "Oh this case attracted so much public attention that even though the prison was already hard enough to escape we felt that we needed to win back the public's trust."
Though, I'm not sure that the reason he lost the case was because the prison wasn't too easy to escape. He could have lost it because the prison being easy to escape doesn't make it accountable for injuries caused by attempting to escape it.
Couldn't because of Double Jeopardy. If a party receives a Not Guilty (or in this case, Not Liable) verdict, they cannot be tried/sued again for the same offence.
@@DrRank if it’s not correct they can be tried as a new offense.
Even though he lost the lawsuit, he still made the jail pay over a million dollars, just not to him. So, I'll consider that a win.
That ain’t a win he is probably enemies with ever single inmate there
This is truly a certified Daniel give me coffee moment
Ye😂
reasonable
Daniel give me coffee
Daniel… ITS BEEN WEEKS…
WHERE THE FUCK IS MY COFFEE
Daniel, i wish that you will provide me with my daily overdose of caffeine
Imagine being the reason a prison had to spend $1,000,000 to reinforce the prison
He’s the kid that reminds the teacher of the homework
more like reminding the teacher how batshit insane it is
reminds the teacher that a high-paying teaching position requires you to actually teach
Hate that guy
I mean, why not? Atleast you'll have a grade instead of 0, nobody wants a 0 score/grade
@@excalibur5118 you're that kid
He needs to sue for abuse from the guards.
With a little help, he could probably even set up a hidden camera to video (or even broadcast) these events to prove they are happening.
In order to actually win such a case, that part of this story would have to be true. Jails and prisons are not kind environments, nor are they intended to be, but if he was genuinely fearing for his life repeatedly from abuse by the officers, there's probably a lot more to the story. Normally, corrections officers are most interested in not being harassed, eating their donuts, and going home at the end of the shift like most officers. He's probably not the George Floyd of inmates.
@@ReflectedMilesJails are supposed to be violent to prisoners
@@StrongMajor1178 Under dictatorships and often in developing countries, yes, but they are not supposed to be in most situations in civil, developed countries. The point of incarceration in civil society is separating the inmate from that society to prevent further illegal conduct and victimization of others. Their inability to live their lives freely is an unavoidable, collateral punishment. Violence towards prisoners, whether by guards or other inmates, is allowing the jail or prison environment to descend to the same level of thinking and conduct that got the inmates sent there to begin with, so then it would no longer be corrective. Instead, it encourages and equips inmates to maintain or increase the ways of thinking and behaving that got them put in jail to begin with.
@@ReflectedMiles I'm from a developing and third world country and I thought that violence towards prisoners is normal because prison itself is a punishment for people who break the law. But I know that in developer countries they don't have this kind of violence.
This is America. Police officers and prison guards get those jobs because it puts them in a position to hurt people without consequence. It attracts a lot of sadists...
I bet inmates now in that prison hate him 😂😂😂
He probably wasn’t popular with the fellow inmates after that…
When the guards are so bad at their job that a prisoner had to give them advice 💀
He was watching too much prison break
Fr fr
More like "Die hard" ....If he used the vent ducts.
He's like the teachers pet of the prison💀
Dude played jailbreak irl 💀💀
Roblox kid found
when roblox jailbreak players see a prison(its a refrence to the game)
@@yourcommentisntfunnyv2709 because people arent allowed to enjoy games
@@funnydoer1241when roblox doors players see a door (its a reference to doors)
@@yourcommentisntfunnyv2709people are allowed to have opinions, i don’t make fun of you for liking youtube, so why do you not let people like what rhey enjoy
That one kid who reminds the teacher for the homework
Bro imagine suing the jail for falling down but you don't sue them for abusing you 💀💀💀
It’s almost like he had no evidence of the abuse
@@mainhalo117 if they beat you up the scars are there
What a hero. He made the other inmates lifes hell
Other prisoners mustve been like "muthafucka"
I love how i knew where Pueblo County was before you said the State. Thanks South Park.
This is the live action of
"Professionals have Standards"
This is one of those situations where you keep your mouth shut.
Bro got infinite karma, escaped the prison like it was nothing just to fall and be caught
they spent 1.2 million to fix jail's but they couldn't give the man his 65k?
I've met the sheriff of the pueblo police department before. They are not abusive cops that people say they are. God forbid they do their job and not just let criminals out 30 minutes after they were arrested.
The other prisoners that were planning to escape:
(ﾉ≧∇≦)ﾉ ﾐ ┻━┻
Ohhhh this poor guy. It literally hurts my heart how he was repeatedly violently abused
Other prisoners: "You heartless, Cold-hearted, menace to our society!?! "😂😂
as someone who used to live in Pueblo & Pueblo west I can confirm this is a perfectly normal day there
Wait, aren't prisoners supposed to get at least basic medical aid for free? I mean, they don't earn salary whole doing their time, do they? And easy l what if you don't pay?
He caused it though.
@@JoeBidensDroolBib doesn't matter. The ER is lawfully free if there is an immediate danger to his life, which was the case.
Exactly. How would he pay?
@@JoeBidensDroolBibokay, running from abuse literally for his life
If he were in custody of the government, the government has the legal responsibilty to provide medical care for him. However, since he escaped from their custody, he was no longer in their custody and thus relieved the government of any medical responsibilities.
His restitution is docked from his pay if he got a job while in prison. When he gets out he will still have to pay it back as part of his parole/probation. Once the parole/probation period is over, he will still be forced to keep paying it back and perhaps a civil suit from the government will be imposed; wages may be garnished as well.
Hes probaly the most hated criminal by criminal
Bro told them that they had a skill ossue
issue
When expert difficulty is too easy for ya.
This is something straight out of florida 💀
...they corruptly gave a wrong ruling obviously then acted as if he had won the case just to avoid any in the future. i hate this system. My God. Go back and argue they knew you were right my man!
A criminal being a hero. This is a mind twister
scott's a highly trained professional, he doesn't need to hear all this
... My Father used to be a criminal, however... He changed. His actions that were illegal were to make me and my siblings happy, he spend money he didn't have for Christmas just to make us happy, he stole stuff from the store just to see our smile... And in the end, he sacrificed his life to stop a fire on our house... He could've ran and patched himself up and yet... He did the right thing and saved us all... Yet it costed his life. People say that no one can change, well... They are wrong. My Father was living proof that people can change. And now he's gone... Rest in peace father, I hope you are at peace.
Now after the improvement of jail he can't escape now for his whole life time.
You know you're a terrible guard when a prisoner has to tell you how to guard.
When cops, judges, lawyers, and guards all are part of the same crime family they always win.
He should have kept documentation on repeated warnings about the security. And he should have won that injury case. If someone is hurt while on your property or due to your property you can be found liable. Prisoners are the responsibility of the prison and any injury is due to their negligence.
THE GUARDS HAD NO RIGHTS TO IGNORE HIM.
Compassion within the heart but towards the wrong type of soul..
"you call this resisting arrest!? We call this a difficulty tweak!"
How sad. I really bad for him.
Bro is is recruit mode💀💀
Bro is a walking "Uh, Ms. Johnson , you forgot to assign the homework"
They prisoners after him returning from the hospital gon send him back
The prison was set on Easy difficulty
Scott: this place is not well secured
Guards: you have the right to stay silent
Modern “Escape from X” movie starting scene. Warden: “Here we have Scott, he tried to escape and ended up with 80,000 medical bills and 150,000 lawyer bills”. Inmate: “Sir, the front gate is opened”, guard: “So what? Close it. Or you want to end up like Scott?”. Nobody wants to escape.
One of our old acquaintances sued the prison system in South Australia in the 90's for breaching their duty of care because he picked up a heroin habit while locked up. They drug test you everytime you go to prison, so he could prove he'd never used outside. They gave him $5000, and some rehab while inside, but no reduction in sentence, and nothing added either. It's a stran6world were living in.
How to get shancked by literally every prisoner speed run
*Friendly fire will not be tolerated*
Scot is the dork who reminds the teacher about homework 5 minutes before school is over.
What an absolute muppet.
Imagine having a jail that is so easy to escape that your own prisoner convinces you to make the jail harder to escape
That place is BS! Lol, he is owed compensation!
Prisoner: Sues prison for how easy it is to escape.
Arkham Asylum Staff: *sweat profusely.
I'm one of the unfortunate few who did time for false allegations, I sued, I won, and was then abused and neglected for years bc of it. If I could've escaped, I sure as hell would have too. But at least I won my case. Our prison system is sick
He shouldn't of said anything to the COs. He knew other people were also being abused and ruined the chances of him and others escaping again. Not only that, but he turned the attention to his escape, which shadowed the abuse.
Some needs to make a documentary about this prison. Expose and hopefully embarrassing them and the DA into doing something.
Or else someone gets voted out of office.
I like how he sued the prison for being to easy to escape from and not like abuse and shit like that
He's really making it harder for others
Bro was a low budget Michael Schofield.
The fact that they charged the prisoner the medical expenses is utterly outrageous.
This was the kid that told the teacher homework was too easy and to give students more
Just wanna point out that in several countries the act of breaking out of prison or fleeing police custody is not a crime in it of itself because freedom is a human right. Coincidentally these countries focus on rehabilitation vs punishment have the lowest rate of repeat offenders
"Fearing for life". I thought jail was supposed to be you alone enclosed in a tiny room.
Bro was on hardcore mode and he wanted to increase difficulty
The other prisoners: "You gotta be kidding me"
Security improved but abuse continues 😢
The prison's difficulty was easy
When the guards are just the same garbage as the prison be like:
Sue over the jail being too easy to escape, as opposed to suing over fears of being severely beaten by the guards….
Bro is that one dude in a video game who gets rekt by toxic ppl, only to win and call them too ez
Who would you escape if you are going to go to jail longer then?
If you mean why, then the assumption is that you aren't planning to get caught. If your never caught, you don't have to spend any time in jail
If a person is incarcerated it is the duty of the state and guards to ensure their safety. Assaulting prisoners is highly illegal and allowing prisoners to be assaulted by other inmates when they know damn well the violence happens is criminal negligence. If a person is assaulted in custody and nothing was done to prevent it the prisoner should be able to sue. Never in modern American history has a sentence included beatings because it is illegal
Spent 1.2 million to improve jail's security
Spent zero to improve healthcare
Logik!!
He didn’t deserve to win the case. Glad he lost.
Bro wanted an upgrade to nightmare mode
In some way, he's the living embodiment of "snitches get stitches"
More like the inverse. He got stitches and THEN he snitched.
“if your gonna imprison me do it properly”
Bro, i love to see your videos. God bless. 😊🎉
Welcome to episode 159 of criminal justice system being messed up
Just because your in jail doesn't mean you need to be beat or fear for you life. Isn't being in jail enough?
Bro is the most aggresive canadian prisoner☠️
He said Colorado not Canada lol
@@jdkarchivos you dont get the joke?
@@JosukeHigashikataRealHe got the joke. he was just pointing out how it made no sense because its in colorado. not canada.
@@JosukeHigashikataRealthat joke is lame I live in Canada and I have seen many rude ass people get your facts right🤦♂️
It's the same like that one kid who told the teacher that forgot it's homework. 🏴☠️
Imagine being humbled by a Prisoner and get told to do your job
Love your vids, man!
One could argue that it's a prisoner's duty to try and escape, just as it's the guards job to prevent it.
Nawr bro told them straight up that even kid with skill issues could escape and cops didn't even listen nawwwwr jit be trippin💀
Are we not gonna talk about how they were beating a prisoner up? Could he not just file a lawsuit against them for, I don't know, maybe beating him up?
Bro got enemies both in the criminal and police departments now
Stop making excuses for a criminal breaking out of prison. Stop making him look okay he’s just a run away convict.
It was the prisons negligence, he should have won that case regardless of whether he was a criminal at the time
This is equivalent to the ‘teacher’s pet’ in school.