Parkland shooting expert: Nikolas Cruz fired 139 shots with modified rifle | LiveNOW from FOX

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  • Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz went to great lengths to prepare for his attack at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, including modifying the high-powered rifle used. Jorge Bello, a ballistics expert with the Broward County Sheriff's Office, testified about the weapon Cruz used in the shooting and the amount of rounds recovered at the scene. Cruz shot 139 bullets at students and staff at the school on February 14, 2018, killing 17 people.
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  • @dingdrsurfshop5868
    @dingdrsurfshop5868 Год назад +864

    Love how he kept the barrel pointing up the entire time. Unlike the prosecution in the rittenhouse trial

    • @BigDangler308
      @BigDangler308 Год назад +20

      Binger bb

    • @JudgeDredd_
      @JudgeDredd_ Год назад +235

      @@fartypebbles yeah it matters.

    • @White.Wall.
      @White.Wall. Год назад +162

      @@fartypebbles The many hundreds if not thousands of people who have been shot accidentally by guns they or others “knew” were unloaded would say it does. It’s not that that particular case presented danger, it’s the danger brought about by the idea that it’s okay to wave around guns you “know” are unloaded. It’s simple enough to always treat guns as if they are loaded to possibly save lives.

    • @wadestanton
      @wadestanton Год назад +7

      @@fartypebbles the 'Know'' proves the point.

    • @WolfWithAttitude
      @WolfWithAttitude Год назад +109

      @@fartypebbles you should always handle a firearm as if it was loaded, regardless if you know its not loaded. literally the first things you should know about gun safety democrat

  • @hitendoshi108
    @hitendoshi108 Год назад +1238

    The point of all this is to convey to the jury that the shooter was *very* deliberate and cold-blooded in his planning, from fantasizing such a shooting to researching the guns and bullets, and purchasing the necessary equipment. It's about proving how cold-blooded the shooter actually was, not just based off what he said in his videos or posted online on message boards, but by highlighting that he followed through with his actions.
    The prosecution's point is not to let the jury have any sympathy whatsoever based on if the shooter just experienced mood swings on the day of the shooting and rashly decided to purchase some random gun and carry out a shooting. The difference between a cold-blooded attack and a sudden, impulsive attack could decide between life in prison and death.

    • @thisisme3238
      @thisisme3238 Год назад +53

      Very well stated 👍

    • @Didyoupray
      @Didyoupray Год назад +33

      Very well stated

    • @sachafreedom9134
      @sachafreedom9134 Год назад +66

      It is also for society to learn the real and devasting effects of the gun culture in the USA. A disturbed individual who fantasizes about murdering people should not have such easy access to purchasing a weapon that can annihilate dozens of people in seconds. I agree with you. Society has laws and a justice system because we are a civilized society, yet we resemble the wild west with the mass shootings happening almost daily in the USA.

    • @kamilm6616
      @kamilm6616 Год назад +12

      @@sachafreedom9134 I agree psychopaths shouldn't have access to legal arms. My question is why hasn't society developed defense against these types of people. Why don't we have heavily armed security at every public school after all these shootings. I'm not talking one guy either. Laws will only do so much and confiscation is unconstitutional and attempts of would likely cause big problems. When our military went to the middle east the were unprepared and had unarmourd humvees and after getting blown up a few time armor and MRAPs mat-ves started getting developed to counter the problem.

    • @ronnie_5150
      @ronnie_5150 Год назад +13

      Right. Because knowing the manufacturer of the ammo and who made the bipod conveys that. This boarders on ridiculous.

  • @TrueXyrael
    @TrueXyrael Год назад +298

    This expert clearly demonstrates respect for what is a deadly weapon. Never does he make believe that he is going to shoot something. He is not holding a toy. I think he conveys that without ever saying it.

    • @nmm8817
      @nmm8817 Год назад +25

      This is how you handle all firearms, many people sadly dont grow up to learn the true power of weapons. Seems like too much videogame crap nowadays

    • @deannapetersson148
      @deannapetersson148 Год назад +4

      He did a very good job of describing it.

    • @fivehead6675
      @fivehead6675 Год назад +14

      Yeah, don’t point it at the jury like the prosecutor in the Rittenhouse trial

    • @Kris_T_
      @Kris_T_ Год назад +2

      @@fivehead6675 you know, I was gonna reply to the original comment something like, "If he didn't treat it appropriately, he wouldn't be an expert"
      But after reading your comment, I guess I'm wrong...

    • @rickyheck6780
      @rickyheck6780 Год назад +1

      @@nmm8817 exactly what I have said... Ever since Call of Duty has hit the shelves our youth believes that to extinguish a life means you can reset tye game and bring them back... In a way to say see you hurt me now stop it... I grew up in rural Central PA... I graduated in 1993... When I was 13 to the age of 16 I spent every summer at the local shooting range for Survival camp... It was 4 weeks starting in mid June till mid July... We had two weeks of fire arm safety, and hunting safety and trapping... The proper does and don't with fire arms archery and fishing... We were taught to come to the range to active shoot and proper trigger positioning... To never take the safety off except for a clear shot at our game animals... What the proper steps even for home invasion or if car jacked if concealed carry... You don't see these camps or classes anymore... Something the American Society definitely needs...

  • @DarKKnightt07
    @DarKKnightt07 Год назад +497

    He even said he had no ammunition on him while he demonstrated how to use the rifle, his professionalism is incredible.

    • @tioswift3676
      @tioswift3676 Год назад +21

      Uh ok. I’m sure they can see the bright red zip tie through the magazine holder and firing chamber

    • @christophdollis1955
      @christophdollis1955 Год назад +28

      @@tioswift3676 So much better than Binger, the prosecutor at the Rittenhouse trial, who handled Rittenhouse's rifle recklessly before the jury.

    • @bigfun7372
      @bigfun7372 Год назад +20

      @@tioswift3676 it truly depends on who is on the jury. You would be surprised how many people have never handled a firearm even in a 2A friendly state like Florida. They may have seen the zip tie but had no idea what it is. That's why the prosecution and witness are being so meticulous in the testimony.

    • @tioswift3676
      @tioswift3676 Год назад

      @@christophdollis1955 True

    • @tioswift3676
      @tioswift3676 Год назад +2

      @@bigfun7372 Good point

  • @jefftc14
    @jefftc14 Год назад +490

    this man is a true professional and it shows... even abiding the rules of firearms in court unlike so many others

    • @hys1171
      @hys1171 Год назад +1

      This guy doesn't know the history of AR rifle, and he has no idea about 5.5.56/.223 either, you're a clown

    • @dodo2829
      @dodo2829 Год назад +3

      He killed 17 people in a highschool, but can't deny he's a professional at what he's doing.

    • @dodo2829
      @dodo2829 Год назад +3

      @@SnowdropWood isn't the shooting expert is Cruz?

    • @danmarcell3167
      @danmarcell3167 Год назад +6

      @@dodo2829 definitely not

    • @AlleyCatGhost
      @AlleyCatGhost Год назад +7

      bruh the only thing you took from this is that he kept his finger off the trigger and didn't point it at anybody, weird

  • @canadianjaeger6955
    @canadianjaeger6955 Год назад +177

    This man is a text book professional and should be damn proud of his knowledge and understanding of his job.

    • @koltaire5938
      @koltaire5938 Год назад +7

      Only thing I noticed is he said 556 and 223 are synonymous which they aren’t.

    • @kevinsaint20
      @kevinsaint20 Год назад

      @@koltaire5938 I think he was saying they were synonymous within the context of that rifle since it was manufactured as a 5.56 NATO. But he definitely should have specified

    • @sebastianrasor
      @sebastianrasor Год назад +11

      @@koltaire5938 and he clarified what he meant very soon after lol

    • @drawincode1800
      @drawincode1800 Год назад +1

      He's Got Nowt To Be Proud ov son.

    • @frankpaya690
      @frankpaya690 Год назад +2

      @@koltaire5938 He didn't say that. He said the A.R will accept both but that the .556 has more grains of powder.

  • @Folk2Crust
    @Folk2Crust Год назад +67

    This state attorney is very detailed, organized and professional. He remembers everything he talks about barley refers to reading notes

    • @bigfun7372
      @bigfun7372 Год назад +9

      I was highly absolutely impressed also. The state's attorney has to become an expert in many different disciplines to handle a case like this, weapons, biology, physics, psychology. He has to learn as much about each subject as each expert witness knows. I couldn't do it. I don't know how much he gets paid but I'm sure it's not enough.

    • @Folk2Crust
      @Folk2Crust Год назад +1

      @@bigfun7372 in Florida a state attorney makes about 100k a year. I live in Tampa, FL

    • @case6189
      @case6189 Год назад +2

      He’s 80 years old too which is insane to me. Hopefully I’ll be that healthy myself when I get to that age

  • @davidpiccolo3039
    @davidpiccolo3039 Год назад +168

    I love how Cruz keeps turning to his lawyers for support and they are just like yeah yeah yeah whatever

    • @Chris-cx7zk
      @Chris-cx7zk Год назад +20

      If i was the prison's warden i would legalize torture in his cell

    • @bleuskye8124
      @bleuskye8124 Год назад

      @@Chris-cx7zk So what you are saying is you have the propensity for violence?.

    • @profitstags9842
      @profitstags9842 Год назад +5

      He shouldn't even be aloud to get next to them like that it's disgusting n not safe .

    • @Chris-cx7zk
      @Chris-cx7zk Год назад

      @@bleuskye8124 I said legalize, not that i would do it haha. Look at you putting words in my mouth

    • @nope589
      @nope589 Год назад

      He’s a POS like his attorneys
      I wouldn’t like to see this coward suffer terribly in prison until he’s 100 they’ll be people waiting for this sick coward he deserves the DP but I would like to see him suffer a good while

  • @RW-to2fy
    @RW-to2fy Год назад +118

    What the hell could Cruz be writing-a love letter to Satan?

    • @drsharidrosen
      @drsharidrosen Год назад +18

      he's playing hangman

    • @giancarlocarattini4985
      @giancarlocarattini4985 Год назад +3

      @@drsharidrosen LOL!

    • @kitchenskills5427
      @kitchenskills5427 Год назад +15

      They will be meeting soon. He wants to be prepared.

    • @teresaroman5259
      @teresaroman5259 Год назад +4

      I wonder that to he keeps passing notes to his lawyers what can he be saying to them..

    • @profitstags9842
      @profitstags9842 Год назад +5

      @@teresaroman5259 hes a creep . How he gets so close to them . It shouldn't even be allowed.

  • @YdnickniL
    @YdnickniL Год назад +194

    They have some excellent experts testifying in this trial

    • @kaitlyncerrone4420
      @kaitlyncerrone4420 Год назад +29

      I agree, everyone is very well spoken and fully knowledgeable in their research and fields

    • @chief7839
      @chief7839 Год назад +1

      Yea, just not this one

    • @Lambbeast99
      @Lambbeast99 Год назад +5

      @@chief7839 how is he not well spoken and knowledgeable about what he’s is saying?

    • @frankranager8749
      @frankranager8749 Год назад +4

      @@Lambbeast99 He is a bit fast and loose with the velocity differences. 223 can go every bit of 3100 fps with a 55 grain bullet, 556 (xm193) 55 grain is slightly faster at 3431. The ONLY round in 556/223 ive run in to that hits 4000 fps is the hornady 35 grain ntx superperformance, and that is a 223 cartridge.

    • @SOhioBuckeye
      @SOhioBuckeye Год назад

      @@frankranager8749 He also Said , "The design of it is still the same" -"Along with the foregrips" While touching the handguard. Lmao. Anti 2A will have a field day with those quotes. We're doomed.

  • @channelnamenone
    @channelnamenone Год назад +399

    The only lethal “modification” to that weapon was the attachment of a sick human being.

    • @Seichmusica
      @Seichmusica Год назад +71

      If only we had some sort of procedure in place to avoid what you call sick human beings from obtaining these highpower rifles so easily. I’m a pro gun law abiding Citizen but people who want to acquire high power rifles should have a more rigorous vetting process

    • @deathhoundseeker8278
      @deathhoundseeker8278 Год назад +48

      @@Seichmusicaid say first off stop selling any guns to people under 21 they don't need them kids make bad decisions.

    • @dewilew2137
      @dewilew2137 Год назад +58

      A gun doesn’t need any modification to be lethal. The are designed and manufactured for exactly that purpose.

    • @alexpoore8140
      @alexpoore8140 Год назад +16

      How about we raise funding for mental hospitals where we can permanently store these sick people forever.

    • @channelnamenone
      @channelnamenone Год назад +4

      @@Seichmusica to be clear, are you saying the muzzle velocity and clip capacity constitute “high power?”

  • @tashaax1993xanimalloverx
    @tashaax1993xanimalloverx Год назад +239

    My heart breaks for these families u can see how still 5 years on theyre broken like it was yesterday they will never get over what happened....he didn't take 17 lives he took far more 💔

    • @aspebb
      @aspebb Год назад +16

      4 years, but yeah. The pain never goes away.

    • @tombuckle7460
      @tombuckle7460 Год назад +5

      that pain will almost never go away for this heavy case, innocent life's ended to short . I hope he gets life without parole so he can rot in there aside from the easy way out

    • @angelodomingo2818
      @angelodomingo2818 Год назад +13

      @@tombuckle7460 There is no sentence mankind could impose on him equal to the severity of his crimes, but God can .... send him on, & let God sort him out.

    • @donttalkjustplay4274
      @donttalkjustplay4274 Год назад +5

      @@angelodomingo2818 facts. Save tax payer money, fry em.

    • @Kden420
      @Kden420 Год назад +1

      @@angelodomingo2818 Agree.

  • @jayay5881
    @jayay5881 Год назад +28

    I like how his attorneys don’t even want to look at him, everytime he stares at them they feel creeped out and don’t want to stare directly into his eyes 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @doitf3525
    @doitf3525 Год назад +18

    The dude who murdered people indiscriminately is sitting in a room with the public and is not in hand cuffs? You don't treat anyone who isn't on TV like this.

    • @HUBABUBA-il8fn
      @HUBABUBA-il8fn Год назад +9

      Defendants are usually not in cuffs during their trials, even mass murderers.

    • @charleshowie2074
      @charleshowie2074 Год назад +6

      It prejudices the jury, it is the same reason he is not in prison clothes.

  • @shannonlee8864
    @shannonlee8864 Год назад +61

    The sad faces of the family members in the backround..absolutely heartbreaking 💔 😢

    • @stevenaitcheson6938
      @stevenaitcheson6938 Год назад +1

      Putting the gun within feet of the defendant that killed their relatives after the professional showed the court how to use it. The crinkling of the packaging containing live rounds and the rounds he used. That would have driven the defendant mad.

  • @mollyjackson4476
    @mollyjackson4476 Год назад +288

    So proud of the parents for their impact statements yesterday. I know you guys will probably never read these comments, but Incase you do I want each of you to know how powerful your words are, and you did so well on telling the world how amazing each of your children are. Your strength is inspiring, and I wish you guys didn't have to be strong all the time. I know how hard that is.. but you're moving mountains and we are all so proud of you for being so brave. ❤️

  • @chrispoole8630
    @chrispoole8630 Год назад +38

    Glad to hear this guy talk about rifles like a professional. Keep barrel pointed up at all times.

  • @1tokeover
    @1tokeover Год назад +18

    I think a better word than "modified" would be "customized". He didn't modify anything.

    • @Face_Reality
      @Face_Reality Год назад +3

      Modify is a synonym of customize

    • @tantalus5370
      @tantalus5370 Год назад +1

      I built my own ar there is nothing standard about it but since I have a tax stamp for the short barrel the atf considers me the manufacturer but they would still say its modified id imagine

    • @teamelite77
      @teamelite77 Год назад

      When you put something on a stock item from a car to a firearm it’s modified it’s not stock any make you added something use your words and not your common slang words

    • @1tokeover
      @1tokeover Год назад

      @@teamelite77 customized isn't a slang word but nice try. You say anything from even a car. So if someone "adds" pin striping to the car's paint job then that's considered modifying because it changes the way the car operates or performs? I don't think so.

    • @alkintugsal7563
      @alkintugsal7563 3 месяца назад

      Yes very true

  • @miked7925
    @miked7925 Год назад +10

    Imagine being one of those parents and seeing that this man scrounged up any ammo he could to go to school and deliberately end the lives of their children. This type of hate is just sickening.

    • @reivax6368
      @reivax6368 Год назад

      he brought hundreds of rounds lmao he didn't scrounge up random bullets

  • @ingeniousmechanic
    @ingeniousmechanic Год назад +39

    His social media activity should have brought enough attention to him to have prevented this, period. These software companies have designed their platforms to detect what they deem false, dangerous, or hate speech,(dangerous to their agenda), but his activity brought no action?
    I call bs. Anyone who could have took action here and didn't will face their consequences, perhaps not in this life, but I have no doubt that they will get theirs along with this monster.

    • @IyamSoRaya
      @IyamSoRaya Год назад +6

      One of the youtube content creators went as far as to send the FBI a screenshot of what Nikolas Cruz was saying on their videos.... yet still smh

    • @IyamSoRaya
      @IyamSoRaya Год назад

      *was saying in their video comment section

    • @Local_commentor
      @Local_commentor Год назад +1

      ​@@IyamSoRaya link to the original yt vid who was it

    • @IyamSoRaya
      @IyamSoRaya Год назад

      @@Local_commentor One person reported him a year prior to the shooting and the other 6 months prior. The only person named in the report was Ben Bennight.

    • @IyamSoRaya
      @IyamSoRaya Год назад +1

      Btw that is public info so I'm not exposing him.

  • @motherbagheera1700
    @motherbagheera1700 Год назад +85

    Man this guy is the real deal! Incredible, his expert testimony is excellent!!

    • @HkMp5Guy
      @HkMp5Guy Год назад +6

      Not so much. He gave many inaccuracies about the rifle that just aren’t true. It doesn’t really matter, i hope he gets the death penalty but “experts” shouldn’t give blatant misinformation. They are either misinformed or purposely misleading. I have seen the prosecution do it several times as well

    • @Orderofthepheonix
      @Orderofthepheonix Год назад +3

      I agree, he has basic knowledge nothing more. It's apparent by his answer, how does the weapon function, that he has no actual clue of how the weapon fires. He called the picatinny rail covers-plates, and much much more. He did okay, but I do not believe he has spent 10,000 hours or more with this type of weapon system, using it, studying it, researching it, cleaning it, repairing them etc. His description of ammunition is also substandard in my opinion. This was my primary assigned weapon, of which I qualified expert with dozens and dozens of times and also used IRL to defend myself and others with as well as having been characterized an actual expert in my field (EIB). Less than 10% of the infantry will ever earn their EIB. The EIB testing includes physical and mental stress, doctrinal procedures of operations of some 30 - 35 various equipment pieces, weapon systems, or military tactics. While his testimony served its purpose, a sharp defense of attorney could have gone back on a lot of what was said.

    • @LifewithLewy
      @LifewithLewy Год назад

      😂🤣😂🤣 more like a blubbering idiot “nato is a synonym for 223” wtf lol this dude is not an expert

    • @elissitdesign
      @elissitdesign Год назад +3

      @@Orderofthepheonix you should use your expertise as a service in court. It pays extremely well.

    • @Orderofthepheonix
      @Orderofthepheonix Год назад

      @@elissitdesign haha while, I didn't watch the entire case, the parts I did hear indicated he was a detective? I guess I was confused as to why he was qualified as an expert witness of firearms. Personally, I would say that the designers, the engineers, the armorers would be the best source.

  • @Salesgirl
    @Salesgirl Год назад +171

    It amazes me that they want a jury to consider not giving death sentence to anyone who put this much thought and time into killing as many people as he could and making them sit in fear not knowing if they were going to be next. I hope they find him guilty. My prayers go out for these poor parents and families and classmates that survived.

    • @ronnie_5150
      @ronnie_5150 Год назад +41

      He was already found guilty. He admitted to everything. This is to determine the sentence, not guilt or innocence

    • @annpatrick572
      @annpatrick572 Год назад +18

      How can a young guy like
      This be able to buy a gun like this is unbelievable

    • @sykwookiee
      @sykwookiee Год назад

      @@annpatrick572 99.9% of young men who buy a rifle don't have homicidal thoughts...and we live in a free country where consumers can buy "dangerous" items every day...you can buy cars with 1000hp, you can buy a pressure cooker, and a refrigerator...a refrigerator? Yeah, a refrigerator...once upon a time there were thousands of deaths caused by being locked in a refrigerator and suffocating to death...do people have to have a background check to build or buy a 1000hp car? Pressure cookers have caused many more injuries than any firearm, yet you never have to get a background check to purchase one...my point? Every step has been taken to make sure that a criminal cannot legally buy a gun...there is one thing that could cause you to wreck your 1000hp car, to lock a person in a refrigerator, to have an injury with your pressure cooker, and that is human interaction with the product...same with firearms, they aren't dangerous until you add human interaction...and if that human has homicidal intent? I don't believe that the government should be able to tell you what products you are allowed to own...especially if that product is able to protect your life, not to mention that it is constitutionally protected 😉

    • @povertyspec9651
      @povertyspec9651 Год назад +3

      @@annpatrick572 Yes, it's total BS!

    • @pauljones8218
      @pauljones8218 Год назад +1

      @@annpatrick572 his mum had the guns she had 3 in total dont know why she would want 3 guns unless she got them for him he killed his mum first then set of to the school with the guns

  • @katarinayoung4281
    @katarinayoung4281 Год назад +6

    What an intelligent, stoic, and truth-telling man. Holy sh*t.

  • @DKM905
    @DKM905 Год назад +178

    This makes me so disgusted that they let Cruz sit there and doodle on a paper 😡he should be made to pay attention to every word they are sagging. If he needs to say something to his attorney then he can write something . Disgusting absolutely disgusting.

    • @jules8876
      @jules8876 Год назад

      Even though Cruz isn't human, he still has human rights. Which in this case I do think is wrong. I wish they could put him in a soundproof room with every father of a victim and close the door for 30 minutes.

    • @mariothemartian2016
      @mariothemartian2016 Год назад +26

      “He shouldn't be allowed to doodle on paper” also “If he needs to say something to his attorney he can write it down” So which is it, is he allowed to write or can he not write?

    • @DKM905
      @DKM905 Год назад +29

      The paper should only be used to speak to his attorney. Not for his distraction .

    • @Timefortracy
      @Timefortracy Год назад +16

      Focus on the evidence and testimonies. His actions in court are irrelevant. He’s literally just sitting there, not causing any problems.

    • @deviantlord142
      @deviantlord142 Год назад

      It doesn’t matter whether he doodles on a paper or not. He’s still gonna get either life in prison or death.

  • @FireCheeks
    @FireCheeks Год назад +12

    I’m glad that the top comment explains why there is a trial to begin with, it’s obviously not about wether he’s innocent or guilty but wether he is a killer or a kid with “problems” and obviously just by looking at his arrest he pathetically tries to seem insane by asking “What happened? Wtf Where am I?” So it’s safe to say that there is no way the insanity card will be in this freak’s benefit

    • @MrMisanthrope84
      @MrMisanthrope84 Год назад

      What's infuriating is it fooled at least one person in the Jury. Three people got fooled enough to not put this freak down.

  • @michiganwoodsman2199
    @michiganwoodsman2199 Год назад +3

    The only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.

    • @Anon53
      @Anon53 Год назад

      Right 💯

  • @eepruls
    @eepruls Год назад +1

    What a professional. Wow. Excellent testimony.

  • @crystalblue2798
    @crystalblue2798 17 дней назад +1

    6 mins to kill 17 people wound 17 and destroy so many lives and run off just like a coward. Now you sit in court like your tired of being there fighting for your life to live. Absolutely disgusting.

  • @antsala9983
    @antsala9983 Год назад +15

    You have to make an example of people who do stuff like this... 💀☠, he's enjoying all this attention

  • @jasonlinton9902
    @jasonlinton9902 Год назад +32

    I cant imagine the amount of hate that has to build up inside of you to walk into a school with military style weapons and kill everybody you see what happened to this guy? Something like this has to take years to build up and finally get the nerve to do it i cant even hurt a insect without feeling bad

    • @angelahorton4373
      @angelahorton4373 Год назад

      Mental Illness! And childhood Truma, being born on drug's by his mother! He became fascinated with gun's at an very early age. this whole situation is very sad..

    • @grizzlycmmg9578
      @grizzlycmmg9578 Год назад

      An AR-15 is not a ‘military style weapon’ a military rifle is select fire meaning it is capable of Fully automatic fire, meaning one trigger pull means multiple round being fired at once at a rate usually around 4-600rpm or ‘rounds per minute’. It is people like you, who know zero about firearms and the real culture around them who gives real gun owners a disastrous reputation, simply put, if you believe in restricted gun ownership, you have no place to call yourself an american.

    • @MSUiBleedGreen21
      @MSUiBleedGreen21 Год назад +1

      The fact is it’s not a military weapon it’s a civilian rifle chambered in .223 Remington

    • @Meatrocket69
      @Meatrocket69 Год назад +1

      @@MSUiBleedGreen21 technically this particular rifle was chambered in 5.56 nato. doesnt make much of a difference but if you start firing 5.56 nato through a rifle actually chambered for .223 remington you run the risk of ruining you gun because 5.56 nato has a larger powder charge than .223. Not trying to be that guy correcting people i was just letting you know in case you have a rifle chambered for .223 and wanted to put 5.56 in it😂😂

  • @mattban4136
    @mattban4136 Год назад

    Good witness. Clear and concise.

  • @robinroberts2803
    @robinroberts2803 Год назад +68

    he was planning a massacre 😡 my heart goes out to all these families, this community, all the children , the school faculty , the police department and these prosecutors, and the judge and jury ♥️ My condolences

    • @wendymarie7151
      @wendymarie7151 Год назад +4

      Hopefully the jury will take into consideration the three cell phone videos he made. That right there says he planned it. My heart breaks for all the families. 🕯️💟🕯️💟🕯️

    • @robinroberts2803
      @robinroberts2803 Год назад +1

      @ Wendy Marie He should be handcuffed and shackled . But freely sitting there while all these parents and family and friend are grieving their love ones who life he took …. But cry so much for all these families because i know then emptiness, pain, lose, they feel . I pray for them , cry with them , and I am mad with them !!

    • @wendymarie7151
      @wendymarie7151 Год назад +1

      @@robinroberts2803 I totally agree 💯 with you.

    • @tioswift3676
      @tioswift3676 Год назад +1

      What does it matter whether he planned or just did? People still died.

    • @baldingeagle8404
      @baldingeagle8404 Год назад +1

      Regardless of your views on gun control you must admit this never went on in the 70’s and 80’s our society is collapsing

  • @M.Manique
    @M.Manique Год назад +23

    Going into a school with that machine it’s truly shocking and very very scary!!!!!! Those poor beautiful children and their teachers didn’t deserve to die like this they was all innocent

  • @thetrilogy80
    @thetrilogy80 Год назад +20

    This kid has probabley didn't know half that $hit about that gun until today.

    • @bigbootyhunta
      @bigbootyhunta Год назад +3

      Possibly. But he didn't need to know more than was necessary to commit his heinous killing spree in which he shot 34 people, 17 of which died of their wounds and 17 survived, undoubtedly scarred physically and mentally for life by the perp's acts. It's hard to see how the jury can give him life imprisonment. I say this even despite not hearing the mitigating factors as to why he should be given a life sentence. The prosecution have done an excellent job in showing how the perpetrator's crime meets the standard for the death penalty.

    • @jdramirez7613
      @jdramirez7613 Год назад +3

      @@bigbootyhunta its disturbing how ppl choose to ignore the fact on how much destruction one of these rifles can cause in under 10 minutes

    • @KLL0
      @KLL0 Год назад

      ​@@jdramirez7613 what are you on, that isn't even ignored, it's more dramatize than ignored, president Biden literally said that a 9 mil can blow a lung out. a pistol round that even a lot of people think the round is a little weak for self defense.

    • @zaiken639
      @zaiken639 Год назад

      @@jdramirez7613 guns was a mistake to create we were fine with swords and arrows but nah guess that wasn't enough lets make something that could kill dozens and dozens of people in a few minutes with ease even one moment when you're not aware of your surroundings could cost you you're life what could possibly go wrong this is the world we have to live in now unfortunately

    • @jdsalinger73
      @jdsalinger73 Год назад +1

      Exactly. And none of that bling makes the rifle any more deadly. True enthusiasts scoff at rifles with that much poser bling attached.
      Even if he DID modify it himself, why would you add a bi-pod for CQB? This is all a hoax and the bling'd out rifle is for show.

  • @henrysantos121
    @henrysantos121 Год назад +1

    This was absolutely heartbreaking,

  • @asymmetricalwarfare8163
    @asymmetricalwarfare8163 Год назад +7

    A 30 round p mag will not hold more than 30 rounds…. This guy is a clown

    • @timwilkinson3139
      @timwilkinson3139 Год назад

      Yeah he has Read some books but obviously never learned a magazine. I don't know of any AR mags that will hold more than 30

  • @DamnDanielgames
    @DamnDanielgames Год назад +69

    This trial seems redundant, its already been proven his is guilty way beyond reasonable doubt and gave a confession; give him an execution date and save the tax dollars.

    • @giancarlocarattini4985
      @giancarlocarattini4985 Год назад +14

      He was never proven guilty. No need, as he confessed and pled guilty to all charges. The point of this is to present evidence that would have been entered during a trial so that he can be sentenced correctly per Florida state law.

    • @thamomentum
      @thamomentum Год назад +18

      I've seen this argument a few times. Personally, I have my view that this felon with the crime committed should lose all rights + name. However, since we are here. Lets explain why the State is going to heavy into the details. They are aiming for a death penalty sentence. It has to be WATER TIGHT. Or else it can be discarded last minute causing more injury to the wound. They are doing a good job. It needs to be played out.

    • @Simon-zo1vf
      @Simon-zo1vf Год назад

      Cruz is a victim, too. He was bullied and society failed with him.

    • @SkyKid-ue1dh
      @SkyKid-ue1dh Год назад

      Yes!!

    • @rbae
      @rbae Год назад +1

      This trial is mostly to determine death penalty vs. life without parole, so the jury needs to be convinced of the extremes and see no sympathy - that's the point and why they're doing so mjch

  • @tonydisabatino
    @tonydisabatino Год назад +20

    Gun Expert knows his stuff

    • @tonydisabatino
      @tonydisabatino Год назад +1

      @BuildGUY Right...Sure, it's common knowledge that a 30 round clip can hold more than 30 rounds depending on who loads it. Most responsible gun owners know that.

    • @tonydisabatino
      @tonydisabatino Год назад

      @BuildGUY Right, Common knowledge that you can't tell the difference between a magazine that held a tracer round and a magazine that didn't.

    • @tonydisabatino
      @tonydisabatino Год назад

      @BuildGUY Right....Common knowledge that 5.56 shoots at a higher velocity than .223.

    • @tonydisabatino
      @tonydisabatino Год назад

      @BuildGUY You are full of it dude. This is not common knowledge at all.

    • @tonydisabatino
      @tonydisabatino Год назад

      @BuildGUY I am quoting the gun expert. He said higher velocity.

  • @elissitdesign
    @elissitdesign Год назад +7

    As much as I want jury to hand capitol punishment I’d rather see life without parole in the smallest, darkest, most miserable cell they can find with no reading material and zero luxuries.

  • @handydan5150
    @handydan5150 Год назад +11

    I'm mystified why lapel mics are still apparently unfamiliar to the tech people that set up these televised hearings.

    • @LycanLucian
      @LycanLucian Год назад

      As a sound tech myself, although I am having a mild meltdown over them not having lapel mics too let me tell you that is quite offensive of you blaming the techs of this when it is usually the clients fault for not wanting to pay more for them. Those mics in the tables cost about 20-30€ where I live and can sound quite well if you are good at your job, but if you want any quality whatsoever on a lapel mic it's got to be about 100-120€ and the client rarely wants to pay for them and for the tecs to set them up. I'm not blaming you btw, it is obvious that you have minimum knowledge of this job, just wanted to clarify that on behalf of my profession mates over there. It's not that easy of a job as it may seem most times. As sadly most times is, this comes down to budget.

  • @barbarajoseph5897
    @barbarajoseph5897 Год назад +4

    This lawyer is doing a “Great” job.

  • @briansmith2160
    @briansmith2160 Год назад +4

    These Bozos put the weapon on trial.

  • @Matt-nd2mx
    @Matt-nd2mx Год назад +74

    Hey, a firearms expert who actually isn’t a tool.

    • @XxneonskylinexX
      @XxneonskylinexX Год назад +15

      Yeah this guy was actually really educated. You can 100% tell he owns guns himself and is pro 2A

    • @HkMp5Guy
      @HkMp5Guy Год назад +3

      He said several things that were incorrect however he was better than most. Especially that prosecutor, he is very uneducated when it comes to firearms

    • @steffanyheilbrun1477
      @steffanyheilbrun1477 Год назад

      @@HkMp5Guy such as?

    • @milesstover3724
      @milesstover3724 Год назад +1

      @@HkMp5Guy no, he didnt. Funny how the know it alls who are finding fault in the comments, fail to cite even one mistake he made

    • @HkMp5Guy
      @HkMp5Guy Год назад

      @@milesstover3724 for one the original ar was not designed with a foregrip like he said.

  • @Acidburn3141
    @Acidburn3141 Год назад +4

    A standard 30rd mag is NOT a high capacity

  • @christopherdeathe5505
    @christopherdeathe5505 Год назад +6

    I don't think any ARs were ever used in millitary.

    • @RJ-lg9hs
      @RJ-lg9hs Год назад +1

      @@spaceballs44 That's literally not possible. AR-15s are civilian weapons. You're thinking of m16s or m4s.

    • @ukmedicfrcs
      @ukmedicfrcs Год назад

      @@spaceballs44 Which military? I served and I have never heard of that.

    • @elifoust7664
      @elifoust7664 Год назад

      RIFLES ARE MANY MILiTARY USE SOME.

  • @stephensniff
    @stephensniff Год назад +6

    There are absolutely no 556 rounds that go 4000 feet per second. Maybe some extremely light, 45 grain 223 rounds coming out of a 20 inch barrel can hit 3700-3800 feet per second, but 556 is a nato cartridge that is typically 55 grains or 62 grains, and gets up to 3200-3300 feet per second.

    • @MrScissor90
      @MrScissor90 Год назад +4

      Bingo. That 16 in barrel on the s&w 15 wont even reach 3000 fps with factory loaded ammunition

    • @andrewjohnson6907
      @andrewjohnson6907 Год назад +1

      Also, Lake City is Federal.

  • @tambert3897
    @tambert3897 3 месяца назад

    Very professional in describing the features and the operation of the rifle.

  • @sands7779
    @sands7779 Год назад +1

    Bipod, vertical grip and sling added after buying so the semi auto long rifle is more comfortable to hold; vertical grip keeps it steady and can improve stability in shooting targets rapidly. Tracer rounds 1 in 4 to see the trajectory of shots and improve accuracy say when shooting into classroom with lights out per lockdown procedure. Magazines to hold c.30 rounds. Type of rifle easier to shoot lots of people quickly in short time, doing a lot of damage like blowing off shoulder of one victimor damaging tissues with ripple effect and leaving victims with exit wounds that bleed out quickly. 34 people shot, 17 killed in c4.5 minutes of firing time.

  • @johnpeze
    @johnpeze Год назад +24

    Title is so misleading 😂 nothing is special about this rifle unless you are uneducated in fire arms and should never make a decision about gun rights. EVER

    • @littletimmy9686
      @littletimmy9686 Год назад +3

      Assault bipod and assault foregrip is so scary😱

    • @mariothemartian2016
      @mariothemartian2016 Год назад +5

      @@littletimmy9686 Its even decked out in black assault paint! What a scary machine-gun! 😱

    • @littletimmy9686
      @littletimmy9686 Год назад +3

      @@mariothemartian2016 dont forget about the scary handguard with picatinny rails that is “not on the factory version” but S@W quite obviously has a model that comes with it😰😰

    • @johnpeze
      @johnpeze Год назад

      @@littletimmy9686 I saw that and did you see the attitude the rifle emitted?? I swear it was chanting 🎶 FJB🎶FJB🎶

  • @sonia354
    @sonia354 Год назад +3

    Can anyone explain to me why any civilian would need the use of a rifle like that?

  • @favordavid9196
    @favordavid9196 Год назад +2

    That Detective is very knowledgeable 🎩 off

  • @callmetheraf
    @callmetheraf Год назад +7

    Comments are more intellegant then this "professional"

  • @arab1705
    @arab1705 Год назад +12

    You can tell his lawyer is like “omg I am really representing an evil evil person”

  • @michaelscott5653
    @michaelscott5653 Год назад +28

    This guys a ballistics expert not a "parkland shooter expert." Get your titles right.

    • @BadmanPictures
      @BadmanPictures Год назад

      fox news got something wrong, what a shocker

    • @trogdor4201
      @trogdor4201 Год назад

      I mean technically he is a parkland shooting expert. He knows more details about this case then most people.

  • @19payal
    @19payal Год назад +2

    How does the state be ok to sell such deadly weapon to a kid..

    • @MrEdmundF
      @MrEdmundF Год назад

      he was 18 when he bought it. 18 you're old enough to enlist why should you not be allowed to exorcize your God given right to own a semi auto rifle?

  • @mrrod3004
    @mrrod3004 Год назад +4

    Nothing on this rifle is modified..

    • @alkintugsal7563
      @alkintugsal7563 3 месяца назад

      Yes there is no change to the gun internally or externally in physical nature wrong choice of word he should of said customised as Cruz did customised the gun with external parts.

    • @mrrod3004
      @mrrod3004 3 месяца назад

      @alkintugsal7563 a mass made bolt on part is not a customization.

    • @alkintugsal7563
      @alkintugsal7563 3 месяца назад

      @@mrrod3004 What is it than no modification or customisation?

  • @dustinmooring698
    @dustinmooring698 Год назад +6

    This guy isn't much of a expert.

    • @dustinmooring698
      @dustinmooring698 Год назад

      @@spaceballs44 it's almost like watching blasphemy ain't it? I think Binger did a better job in the Rittenhouse trial and that's not saying much.

  • @Gokenshiba
    @Gokenshiba Год назад +3

    Man what is going on with this world?? So many shootings of late. I don’t know what’s happening to society but it’s so sad something like this happens to innocent people who didn’t deserve this it their families who will forever suffer I heart goes out for them

    • @amanda.jaynee5716
      @amanda.jaynee5716 Год назад

      Not the world usa

    • @lucabaki8809
      @lucabaki8809 Год назад

      @@amanda.jaynee5716 Rest of the world has some craziness going on too.

    • @KLL0
      @KLL0 Год назад

      ​@@amanda.jaynee5716 there are mass shootings around the world too, but most of the are from America

    • @jim6532
      @jim6532 Год назад

      @Amanda.Jaynee
      Lol you are a dolt. Let's look at china, Japan and all these other countries who have mass stabbings and mass murder without firearms.

    • @americanmilitiaman88
      @americanmilitiaman88 Год назад

      11 million people were systematically murdered in europe in about a 5 year period.

  • @husseinandout3867
    @husseinandout3867 Год назад +1

    -What do you do for a living?
    -I'm a Parkland shooting expert

  • @carpingnyland8518
    @carpingnyland8518 Год назад

    That looks like the example given in the "top-10 things new AR owners do that they shouldn't" video.

  • @janetdelarosa2472
    @janetdelarosa2472 Год назад +17

    I find it truly horrifying that such a weapon can be purchased. So grateful to live in a society that does not permit this type of thing.

    • @TheSundayShooter
      @TheSundayShooter Год назад +7

      Which cartel-owned country might that be?

    • @DarthTalon66
      @DarthTalon66 Год назад +4

      @@TheSundayShooter lmao exactly got her, bro can’t even own a gun imagine 🤣🤣🤣🤣. It’s the people who get ahold of the guns that are a problem

    • @blade420playElite
      @blade420playElite Год назад +1

      Sheeple.... Sorry for you.

    • @mAKtre47
      @mAKtre47 Год назад +1

      Have you fired one though? Don't knock it till you try it

    • @rp4712
      @rp4712 Год назад +2

      @@TheSundayShooter bro really think he did something by commenting this

  • @berniebernhardt1898
    @berniebernhardt1898 Год назад +48

    Using the term "modified" is really a bit of a stretch here.

    • @2K9s
      @2K9s Год назад +17

      So is using the terms assault rifle, machine gun and assault weapon.

    • @jd-yo2is
      @jd-yo2is Год назад +2

      no one cares

    • @jd-yo2is
      @jd-yo2is Год назад

      @@2K9s no one cares

    • @Cornpop-N-DaBoyz
      @Cornpop-N-DaBoyz Год назад +20

      @@jd-yo2is I care. It implies the simple attachments had some massive change to the lethality of the gun. It's a way for Democrats to demonize simple common accessories as "assault" accessories

    • @jd-yo2is
      @jd-yo2is Год назад +10

      @@Cornpop-N-DaBoyz not everything is about your little culture war narrative my dude.
      This is a prosecutor trying to win a case, and he very clearly goes into plenty of detail on the modifications….

  • @audreyrose_1979
    @audreyrose_1979 Год назад +2

    Prosecution must be very detailed to avoid mistrial... coz most of the time cases gets thrown out due to technicalities.

  • @nunosoares2329
    @nunosoares2329 Год назад

    Sincere overdue condolences to the families of the 17 angels who lost their lives on February 14 2018. Rest in peace. ☹💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

  • @boydseabiscuit2635
    @boydseabiscuit2635 Год назад +11

    actually an expert who knows stuff

    • @conrradotorres4653
      @conrradotorres4653 Год назад +1

      Everything he said was basic commonsense knowledge about this firearm. He just has to dumb things down for the jury.

  • @sionandtatev
    @sionandtatev Год назад +6

    Firearm expert was very professional and thorough with the details which didn’t seat well with defense counsel, she on other hand was bored and wanted things to move along. Props to the 80yr old litigator with his questions and professional behavior in the courtroom

  • @MrSalbego
    @MrSalbego Год назад

    THank you Proffesor Xavier

  • @zhofiirah
    @zhofiirah Год назад +2

    The original was “designed for military purposes” and yet we gave a VERY similar gun that can be used “for “personal use/ civilian use”. Huh?
    Sorrie America but i really don’t understand your gun rules/ gun policies.

  • @CLEVERBRA1N
    @CLEVERBRA1N Год назад +10

    The title of this video is terrible- making it seem like the rifle was modified to fire rapidly 139 shots. In reality it had only a few extremely common and legal accessories that almost everybody puts on their rifles that would have had no effect at all on the firing rate. The fore grip “for stability” is more for personal preference, the strap is so you either don’t lose it or have to hold it all the time, and the forearm rail is for mounting more accessories(laser/flashlights/etc) which, even by itself, is often not really worth the extra weight it adds. The 5lb trigger pull is standard. It is a civilian version of a military rifle that lacks full auto and burst capabilities. If it was downgraded specifically for civilians it should be common sense that it is not a military weapon.

    • @dodo2829
      @dodo2829 Год назад

      What are you talking about 😕 he fired 139 shots at students and teachers in the highschool and killed 17 people.

    • @CLEVERBRA1N
      @CLEVERBRA1N Год назад

      @@dodo2829 The number of shots fired had nothing to do with the rifle modifications, as the title leads the reader to believe:
      “Nik Cruz fired 139 shots with modified rifle”

    • @dodo2829
      @dodo2829 Год назад

      @@CLEVERBRA1N well it doesn't, they didn't say "139 rapid shots" they said shots, it's normal for any weapon to fire more than that amount of shots even if it wasn't modified, and the suspect himself mentioned that the rifle is semi auto, not like the military rifles.

    • @dodo2829
      @dodo2829 Год назад

      @@CLEVERBRA1N they didn't mention in any way how he fired those 139 shots.

    • @CLEVERBRA1N
      @CLEVERBRA1N Год назад +1

      @@dodo2829 The title… not the video. youre making an argument out of nothing. This video made a headline with two things that had nothing to do with one another- it is natural for them to have something to do with one another if you’re going to mention them together. Thus I expected testimony of bump stocks, light triggers, filing down parts etc… NOT 3 ridiculous mods having nothing to do with the subject.
      In the same way if a headline read “somebody plowed a modified vehicle into a crowd, killing 20” I would expect to hear about power mods etc- not that the car had an aftermarket paint job.
      Stupid headlines like this are why idiot lawmakers ban aftermarket parts and make stupid rules that do nothing to stop anything.

  • @TheInfinitlyProlonged
    @TheInfinitlyProlonged Год назад +74

    This expert is fantastic. First time I've heard a firearms expert be that accurate and honest.
    Still absolutely hilarious that the concept of how a rifle works has to be explained to so many adults.

    • @MrScissor90
      @MrScissor90 Год назад +9

      He got a few things wrong so i wouldnt consider him an expert. Id say he has a firm gasps on firearms knowledge though. 8/10

    • @ssssantos304
      @ssssantos304 Год назад +5

      i feel like most people know its just a matter of stating the obvious for the sake of it just being said.

    • @milesstover3724
      @milesstover3724 Год назад +3

      @@MrScissor90 heard no error from the man

    • @MrScissor90
      @MrScissor90 Год назад +13

      @@milesstover3724 he mentioned 5.56 achieving 4000fps when there is no way the rifle he was holding could even achieve 3000fps with factory loaded ammunition. Also he didnt chamber check the firearm when it was handed to him which is kind of day-1 safety stuff.

    • @LifewithLewy
      @LifewithLewy Год назад

      😂🤣😂🤣

  • @Kaotix_music
    @Kaotix_music Год назад +2

    Sometimes I see "experts" in cases like this that are clearly NOT an expert...but this man 100% is very much an expert.

  • @andywindes4968
    @andywindes4968 Год назад +5

    I wish I knew who made 5.56 NATO ammo with a muzzle velocity of 4,000 f.p.s.--I'm not terribly impressed by this expert, and would hate to rely on him for a less open and shut case.

  • @instantbliss227
    @instantbliss227 Год назад +45

    I love this prosecutor. He walks like he's in pain or uncomfortable. I hope he's ok.

    • @pr-ji1ni
      @pr-ji1ni Год назад +32

      He is 80. His body is probably not as fit as it once was. Though his mind is sharp as can be.

    • @jayay5881
      @jayay5881 Год назад +10

      Yeah I noticed that too :( may God bless that man for his service in this case

    • @joannreyes1773
      @joannreyes1773 Год назад +7

      @@pr-ji1ni 80!? He does not look it 😲

    • @frankpaya690
      @frankpaya690 Год назад

      He's 80 years old, so he minces his steps just like Biden does.

    • @realmagiccity3776
      @realmagiccity3776 Год назад +1

      @@joannreyes1773 Nah he looks his age, don't fool yourself

  • @fieldsj007
    @fieldsj007 Год назад +1

    Good job prosecutor, should have told her to sit down and shut her mouth….
    Former military and competition shooter here, this man knows his stuff, I was actually impressed of his knowledge

  • @dannyrummerfield6174
    @dannyrummerfield6174 Год назад +1

    these shootings just make me sick just no words

  • @tommy866cerebralpalsyadvis4
    @tommy866cerebralpalsyadvis4 Год назад +12

    He admitted his guilt let the families vote if he lives or he dies putting the family's through this process would be awful

  • @nope589
    @nope589 Год назад +4

    This is disgusting and extremely disturbing

  • @viatranquilla
    @viatranquilla Год назад +2

    Why did they drag dummies across the lawn, as there was a phone call made reporting "body desecration", and the caller was told they were dummies and admitted it was a DRILL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @carlo_cali
    @carlo_cali Год назад +3

    Just the manner in which he handles the rifle despite knowing that it is unloaded with no round in the chamber shows his professionalism. In contrast to ADA that attempted to prosecute Kyle Rittenhouse. That DA pointed the rifle at the jury, he broke the 3 major rules in firearm handling and safety in several seconds almost simultaneously. He should have been instantly fired. An expert never violates these 3 rules but especially in a court room. This is a very easy rifle to declare "safe", but you are theoretically never supposed to assume a firearm is clear and unloaded unless you clear it yourself.

  • @vonarkesh2361
    @vonarkesh2361 Год назад +28

    It is never recommended you jam in an extra round beyond the capacity of the magazine.

    • @sam91832
      @sam91832 Год назад

      One more can't hurt surely ;)

    • @TooManyChoices1
      @TooManyChoices1 Год назад +2

      @Dyna Guy Greg Springs don’t weaken from static position… Cycling is why they weaken. People download to 29 rounds to make it easier to do tactical reloads on a closed bolt.

    • @ilikecheese9622
      @ilikecheese9622 Год назад

      @@sam91832 yo 😅

    • @Jasonbourne19741
      @Jasonbourne19741 Год назад

      @@sam91832 i can not get 31 rounds in my magazine ONLY 30 FIT IN A 30 ROUND MAGAZINE IF YOU WANT MORE BY A 40 ROUND MAGAZINE IT ONLY HOLDS 40 ALSO.

    • @LuxuryGlobe
      @LuxuryGlobe Год назад

      @@Jasonbourne19741 You can fit an extra round in some magazines

  • @ireckon6791
    @ireckon6791 Год назад +8

    "Armalite" -AR

  • @ricardogonzalez4076
    @ricardogonzalez4076 Год назад +42

    If he doesn't get a death sentence I will lose all faith in humanity

    • @stayerallen6768
      @stayerallen6768 Год назад

      As much as I want to agree with you unfortunately it's cheaper to just give him life without parole. On the bright side I think he wants to die so that life would just be torture.

    • @charleshowie2074
      @charleshowie2074 Год назад +3

      Sounds like you already have. Rehabilitation is the best outcome.

    • @AubreyFaye
      @AubreyFaye Год назад

      @@charleshowie2074 it’s way too late for rehabilitation.
      Still, life imprisonment is the worse fate and it’s what I would give to him if it were up to me.

    • @charleshowie2074
      @charleshowie2074 Год назад

      @@AubreyFaye It has only been four and a bit years since the shooting. When does the window for rehabilitation close in your opinion?

    • @ceciliaestrada1741
      @ceciliaestrada1741 Год назад

      It will be a rest after such a terrible life that cruz had lived

  • @carlcarlson1369
    @carlcarlson1369 Год назад +4

    This thing could have wave all his rights and said he wanted the death penalty. These poor parents wouldn't have to go through this.

  • @mr_jacksparrow4213
    @mr_jacksparrow4213 Год назад +1

    5lbs. Heavy trigger pull for modded AR. Mine is factory issue with a 3.5 lbs trigger.

  • @livesh684
    @livesh684 Год назад +1

    how is such a weapon by default even allowed in the first place.

    • @kg4boj
      @kg4boj Год назад +1

      Because Americans put their 'rights' before common sense or even the lives of their children.

    • @MrEdmundF
      @MrEdmundF Год назад

      because behind every blade of grass is a gun. the reason Russia and China or any other country wants to invade us

    • @rp4712
      @rp4712 Год назад

      @@MrEdmundF orrr it’s because of the fact that you have the worlds most powerful military

  • @_____mh
    @_____mh Год назад +4

    AR-15 was originally developed for the CIVILIAN market and then adopted by the military.

    • @ninja29mv
      @ninja29mv Год назад +1

      ssshhhh the expert is speaking

    • @_____mh
      @_____mh Год назад

      @@ninja29mv 🤣

  • @bradnotbread
    @bradnotbread Год назад +4

    Do we know when the final decision is due or is it an ongoing process?

  • @Shastasnow
    @Shastasnow Год назад

    The Sound Mike man. Makes it sound like an ASMR 😓

  • @koopasandwich1114
    @koopasandwich1114 Год назад

    Something about seeing those empty brass and knowing they were used for such a heinous act makes me feel uneasy...

  • @graphicsaw2657
    @graphicsaw2657 Год назад +8

    Supposed “expert “ doesn’t seem to know that the ar-15 was designed for civilian use THEN adopted and modified into the M-16

    • @A_piece_of_broccoli
      @A_piece_of_broccoli Год назад +4

      smh NO IT WASN'T.
      i support its civilian use but this nonsense needs to stop being spread.
      stoner designed the gun SPECIFICALLY for the military to have an advantage over aks.
      the fact that it was released to the civilian market does not change that fact.
      in fact, it was a great thing that a military designed gun was available for the civilian market, and thus should be the example that ALL military guns should be available to the civilian market.
      it literally takes 10 seconds to research the history of the AR15 and why eugene stoner designed it.
      the version that was later created, (the m-16,) was the official military variant once it was made, and that was literally what the AR15 was designed to set the premise for.
      so yes, it was designed for the military, but that doesn't mean civilians shouldn't have access to it.
      it was in fact designed during a time where a lot of people recognized the need for civilian arms that were on par with military ones.
      after all, what's the point of having the second amendment if the guns we are allowed to have are less efficient and safe than their military counterparts, of which will always be in the hands of those who commit tyranny against us.

    • @YyouTTubeE
      @YyouTTubeE Год назад

      nerd

  • @Normac1994
    @Normac1994 Год назад +22

    It’s so bizarre watching school shootings occur so frequently in the US and every time it happens they wonder how such a terrible event can occur. Seemingly blind to the fact that they have a legislation from 1791 that they think is fully applicable today. Land of the free.. I don’t know, here in Europe you can still get a AR/AK type rifle but you have to be 18+ and an active member of a shooting club for 5+ years and get a acceptance letter from the Police & a Social worker/psychiatrist have to evaluate the mental state of the person that’s applying for the weapon. I think they at least should have a more refined evaluation process that removes nutters like Cruz from owning a weapon.

    • @ayejay5603
      @ayejay5603 Год назад +5

      Spot on. As someone from the US I appreciate your comment.

    • @georgedolen1486
      @georgedolen1486 Год назад

      Yeah, that "pesky legislation from 1791" that's kept us free from invasion and our government while Europe has suffered war after war due to dictators and royalty while their unarmed citizens could do nothing. smh

    • @Normac1994
      @Normac1994 Год назад +2

      @@georgedolen1486 What’s with this paranoia in the US? And that’s not true, I live in Sweden and we have one of the most restrictive gun laws in the world, We have not been at war for 208 years… meanwhile the US last war in Afghanistan ended a few months ago. That’s a non argument, the military and armed forces fight wars, not untrained civilians with tactical gear… I guess they look cool but a scalpel is only useful in the hand of a surgeon.

    • @Normac1994
      @Normac1994 Год назад +1

      @@ayejay5603 Thank you I appreciate that! I have been to the US many times and I really love it, it’s one of the most beautiful countries I’ve been to and I think it’s sad all the violence that’s happening there.

    • @rebelscene06
      @rebelscene06 Год назад +2

      Dam I've that. That's a gun law process we need here. That would put individuals at a stand still and cause them not to want to get a gun

  • @stellamorrissette3408
    @stellamorrissette3408 Год назад

    Stange enough Cruz wasnt looking while gentleman was explaining the rifle 🏴‍☠🏴‍☠

  • @aGrapeInUtero
    @aGrapeInUtero Год назад +1

    Unintentional ASMR with the bags ✨

  • @definitelynotthea.t.f.8813
    @definitelynotthea.t.f.8813 Год назад +5

    Magazines don't hold 30 rounds give or take a few. A 30 round magazine holds 30 rounds, not sometimes 31 or a little more than 30. But he got more right than wrong.

    • @callsigncamp
      @callsigncamp Год назад

      He fkd up the 223 and 556 class ammo also 🤷‍♂️

    • @andrewjohnson6907
      @andrewjohnson6907 Год назад

      He got a lot wrong. He's an idiot for being considered a firearms expert.

  • @crystalmoore7458
    @crystalmoore7458 Год назад +33

    I appreciate this witness not referring to the AR-15 as an “assault rifle” and being mostly unbiased.
    However I do have a few issues with his testimony.
    First of all the five pound trigger pull is standard for AR-15s and most other military and law enforcement types of firearms.
    They use a somewhat heavy five pound trigger pull to help to mitigate negligent/accidental discharges of the firearms.
    Much lighter and otherwise modified “drop in” AR-15 triggers are legally available to civilians.
    Also when he referred to the tracer ammunition, he seemed to infer that it is somehow more lethal than ball ammo.
    Tracer ammunition is only used for tracking the path of the round going down range at night at long distances.
    Even the military only loads one tracer for every five round, they use other types of ammunition that is going to be more effective on target for the other four of the five.
    In daylight or indoor lighting at the close ranges that this tragedy happened, the tracer ammunition would not have been visible by the shooter.
    Also he stated the Lake City ammunition used in this tragedy was manufactured over four or five years.
    There has been a ammunition shortage for years. The ammunition manufactured has been sold out from suppliers as quickly as Lake City could make it.
    So unless the shooter began purchasing ammunition when he was around 13 years old, I don’t understand how he could of acquired it. That just seems very odd in my opinion.

    • @macklehnertmusic
      @macklehnertmusic Год назад +5

      The ammo lot numbers are probably from shop owners sitting on ammo stock so they can flip it for a huge mark up. I've seen it at my local, they have pallets of the stuff and claim to be "sold out" so when it hits the shelf it's gone within minutes. It's a sure sale and this terrible practice is keeping a lot of places open right now.

    • @ethanh8791
      @ethanh8791 Год назад +2

      Ammo purchase > perhaps gray market. I wish there had been some more explanation for the jury to understand. Like prosecutor didn't go in to any depth on trigger pull weight. Also further emphasis on the ultimate purpose of the aftermarket parts that the rifle was equipped with.

    • @jd-yo2is
      @jd-yo2is Год назад +5

      Thanks but I think Ill go with what he said

    • @crystalmoore7458
      @crystalmoore7458 Год назад +1

      @@ethanh8791 the only after market parts he had on the rifle were a bipod, A vertical for grip, and a sling.
      The sling is the only practical one, so you can take your hands off the rifle.
      A optical sight and a weapon mounted light would of made it a much more effective weapon, however banning those would effect hunters and not get much support from voters. That wouldn’t get modern semiautomatic sporting rifles banned like some people want.

    • @ethanh8791
      @ethanh8791 Год назад +2

      @@crystalmoore7458 Yeah I meant more in terms of conveying the purpose to the audience: the jury. Not for broader lens purposes on 2A rights (was absolutely not intending to dive in to that with my comment). A bipod would be quite useful in prone position on the end of a hallway (like say in a a high school.....) and the vertical foregrip allows you to stabilize over bursts so that was absolutely installed for the purpose of maximizing (hate saying this): efficiency. Basically my point of my initial comment would be to have spelled it out more to the jury since the lawyers have no idea the knowledge of their audience.

  • @KeaganLegit
    @KeaganLegit Год назад +2

    Lock this dude up forever already.

  • @WishMount
    @WishMount Год назад

    Dumb question- are members of the jury only known to those in the court- meaning they are not to be filmed at all? Thanks!

  • @431stone6
    @431stone6 Год назад +4

    This is to demonize the weapon he used.

    • @paulaharlfinger829
      @paulaharlfinger829 Год назад +1

      And???

    • @clueless9245
      @clueless9245 26 дней назад

      Does not take much. Surprised prosecution did not continue to call it an assault rifle.

  • @juliangomez4396
    @juliangomez4396 Год назад +5

    This kid had 115 rounds and mad clips and he just sits there with his head down like a coward

  • @binodajuan4342
    @binodajuan4342 Год назад

    Nicholas Cruz just over there doodling 😅