Judge rejects controversial plea deal in Minneapolis carjacking

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025

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  • @ebuzone218
    @ebuzone218 Год назад +3546

    It's comforting to know we still have sane and competent judges in our justice system.

    • @olorin1710
      @olorin1710 Год назад +24

      Indeed thankfully this judge was democrat

    • @ebuzone218
      @ebuzone218 Год назад +99

      @@olorin1710 Thank God not all Dems are freakin' crazy.

    • @Danafondo
      @Danafondo Год назад +35

      That STILL only counts as ONE!

    • @usernamedkjahstill5003
      @usernamedkjahstill5003 Год назад +26

      The judges putting Trump in his corrupt place are great judges

    • @jerryhampton5755
      @jerryhampton5755 Год назад +13

      Yeah jail is for punishment not rehabilitation.

  • @rudiruttger
    @rudiruttger Год назад +2894

    Glad to see there's a man who understands the responsibilities of his office.

    • @bobroberts2371
      @bobroberts2371 Год назад +12

      Unless the accused is like him . . . .

    • @AZCobraman
      @AZCobraman Год назад +7

      What proof do you have of that?

    • @Rook20
      @Rook20 Год назад +32

      @@bobroberts2371 What do you mean like him? A judge?

    • @Robert-gb7ex
      @Robert-gb7ex Год назад

      ​@@AZCobraman.

    • @D_M121
      @D_M121 Год назад +5

      ​@bobroberts2371 I agree with you. If it was the same kind of person like the judge, more than likely he would of got probation

  • @Meowser186
    @Meowser186 Год назад +1437

    I can't believe the prosector agreed to such a give away. Thank you Judge for stopping this insanity. It was a very violent crime.

    • @infinitejest441
      @infinitejest441 Год назад +55

      WOKEISM

    • @bobabooey285
      @bobabooey285 Год назад +42

      Liberals for ya

    • @jlmoses16
      @jlmoses16 Год назад

      She's probably a Soros stooge.

    • @wildweasel3001
      @wildweasel3001 Год назад +9

      Administrative efficiency, they accepted some BS summary of the case and rubber stamped it without digging

    • @wraynephew6838
      @wraynephew6838 Год назад

      Minnesota is the biggest criminal sympathizing state in the country. 2nd degree murder there is usually only 22 years

  • @JohnSmith-ct5jd
    @JohnSmith-ct5jd Год назад +296

    A carjacking ends in murder, and the defendant gets a plea deal to avoid all prison time. This is outrageous. I don't care if he is "rehabilitated." His victim will not have that option.

    • @jjohn713
      @jjohn713 3 месяца назад

      Minnesota. What do you expect?

    • @neckarsulme
      @neckarsulme 2 месяца назад

      blue state/city...democrats love their criminals

  • @brianm4866
    @brianm4866 Год назад +227

    That is a good judge! Finally someone willing to stand up for what is right. 👏🏼

    • @mayebeline1149
      @mayebeline1149 Год назад +11

      Wow, where's your sympathy for the poor criminal though? His part in the crime was so small! All he did was provide all the guns that were used to commit the murder, knowing they would be used to commit murder, and he only fired a few of the bullets himself. That's all! Think of how sad he'll be if he has to go to jail 😢
      You would think that's obvious sarcasm, but the district attorney actually said it with a straight face. Holy shit.

    • @halfasiansweeti610
      @halfasiansweeti610 Год назад

      ​@@mayebeline1149He really said that? Wow fire his ass and exile him to the PD's office. Then he can defend all the criminals he wants.

    • @mja91352
      @mja91352 Год назад

      Most judges are "good."

    • @halfasiansweeti610
      @halfasiansweeti610 Год назад

      @@mja91352 you obviously dont live in California.

    • @SaintKimbo
      @SaintKimbo Год назад

      @@halfasiansweeti610
      Yeah, in California, not only would he be out on the street, he would be getting financially compensated for the psychological trauma caused by having to listen to the Family's statement.

  • @NymeriaDT
    @NymeriaDT Год назад +1436

    So glad this plea deal was rejected. The Hennepin County Attorney's a disgrace! She's a social worker, not a fighter for justice.

    • @rbell7666
      @rbell7666 Год назад +12

      The previous CA fucked the case up

    • @arthurbrumagem3844
      @arthurbrumagem3844 Год назад +71

      Moriarty is truly an activist. I was shocked awhile back when she said her main goal was to prosecute cops

    • @Dee-ye2dk
      @Dee-ye2dk Год назад

      Hey now, some of us social workers have common sense. I know most social workers are delusional liberals, but not all of us

    • @johnseller7641
      @johnseller7641 Год назад +45

      She has been bought and paid for thoroughly by guess who.

    • @cityofabscissae
      @cityofabscissae Год назад +28

      She looks like a possible Froot Loop!

  • @seanrhone5306
    @seanrhone5306 Год назад +594

    So, he only supplied the guns and fired a few rounds, but he "didn't do much"? WTF!

    • @frotobaggins7169
      @frotobaggins7169 Год назад

      Exactly. All we hear about is gun crime, gun crime, gun crime. Then when they actually have a man standing in front of them who committed gun crimes, the want to give him probation so he can go do it again. Then the same DA will turn around and cry about gun crime. She IS the problem.

    • @sws212
      @sws212 Год назад

      White lady DA saw her son in the criminal. This is what people complain about when they talk about white privilege.

    • @ohsnap6506
      @ohsnap6506 Год назад +15

      Liberal thought process for you

    • @HedelTorres
      @HedelTorres Год назад +8

      ​@@ohsnap6506sure if that's what you think.. I'm a bleeding heart liberal and he should definitely face jail.

    • @jjdillon1207
      @jjdillon1207 Год назад

      The “judge” wants to let him go

  • @666gato
    @666gato Год назад +421

    More judges need to step up and stop letting these plea deals get accepted .

  • @geeninebee
    @geeninebee Год назад +44

    Well done, judge!
    Apparently the prosecution forgot that their role is to stand for the victims and with the victims families, not be second counsel for the defense.

  • @johnhildenbrand2642
    @johnhildenbrand2642 Год назад +64

    "He'll come out of prison worse than he went in." Who tf ever decided that he should come back out then?

    • @rodx5571
      @rodx5571 Год назад +2

      Thank you for saving me a post. I agree. First thoughts to occur to me after hearing that. It used to be that an accomplice to a crime, regardless of how peripheral it was, is EQUALLY responsible. Someone dies in a carjacking? In Texas its capital. Life or death. If you are committing a felony and someone dies, If you arent executed, you NEVER get out.

    • @richardt6980
      @richardt6980 Год назад +6

      Should never come out. The victim will never come out of the ground. Why should he?

  • @halfnelson6115
    @halfnelson6115 Год назад +358

    What kinda prosecutor agrees to probation for a crime like this? Sad, sad, sad.

  • @magic1554
    @magic1554 Год назад +2211

    DA cares more about the criminal than the victim or his family. Tells you all you need to know.

    • @JimboBart
      @JimboBart Год назад +83

      Ironically the Voters wanted this.

    • @garyjackson3531
      @garyjackson3531 Год назад

      When you realize Democrats are still angry about losing the Civil War and their slaves and have been seeking revenge against the United States and our people since the 1860's, everything they've done since then makes perfect sense.

    • @macdeus2601
      @macdeus2601 Год назад +23

      DA's do this to avoid the expenses of a trial.

    • @DaleQueen
      @DaleQueen Год назад +124

      @@macdeus2601DA’s like Mary Moriarty (Democrat, not ironic) should then be held liable for any additional crimes that persist from her lack of proper justice.

    • @ooonaughtykitty
      @ooonaughtykitty Год назад

      @@JimboBart Who needs voters anymore? The fix is in... we all know it.

  • @TheCaliRhino
    @TheCaliRhino Год назад +457

    If in commission of a felony someone dies, you're supposed to go to jail for murder.

    • @mengkhang1037
      @mengkhang1037 Год назад +2

      4 years ago that scumbag was 16 if the info in the news is correct.

    • @blklbluvr
      @blklbluvr Год назад +47

      @@mengkhang1037so what? Do the crime do the time. You want to commit an adult crime do the adult time too.

    • @chucksucks8640
      @chucksucks8640 Год назад

      SO FUCKINGWHAT! @@mengkhang1037

    • @DROGOC0P
      @DROGOC0P Год назад +32

      ​@@mengkhang1037when I was 16 I didnt kill anyone. in fact, ive never been a criminal, wonder how that works

    • @x...CrankyOldMan...x
      @x...CrankyOldMan...x Год назад +20

      he supplied the guns and fired shoots... im gonna say he deserves what he gets 20+ years in prison.

  • @dominicbonarrigo6502
    @dominicbonarrigo6502 Год назад +9

    I just commented on another video on how shameful a judge was for his choice of punishment for a murderer. This judge, deserves praise.

  • @MacDaddyBanks
    @MacDaddyBanks Год назад +54

    Every criminal is a "batter person" once they find themselves standing in front of a judge...
    This country needs more judges like this...

    • @Wr41thgu4rd
      @Wr41thgu4rd Год назад +1

      Like Mark McGwire?

    • @mja91352
      @mja91352 Год назад +1

      Want to tell us what a "batter person" is?

    • @forthefunofit3230
      @forthefunofit3230 Год назад

      when someone is CAUGHT AFTER THE FACT!!! LOL@@mja91352

  • @justtubing767
    @justtubing767 Год назад +539

    It's time to find another district attorney.

    • @imanoldurango8213
      @imanoldurango8213 Год назад +16

      I can’t even tell if the DA is a man or woman

    • @Thunderbyrd.
      @Thunderbyrd. Год назад +20

      The DA should not be allowed to try any more cases. Fire that DA now.

    • @Charles-d4e3b
      @Charles-d4e3b Год назад +5

      No chance in that city. Just relax and accept this imo

    • @mambi74
      @mambi74 Год назад +17

      @@imanoldurango8213 Yep. That's the first clue is a pro-crime city.

    • @Marva123
      @Marva123 Год назад

      @@Charles-d4e3b A coward like you would just give up in tough circumstances

  • @audraarndt1824
    @audraarndt1824 Год назад +896

    Good for that judge. Probation for a death is just sick.

    • @fuxkausername
      @fuxkausername Год назад +14

      Sounds like something those Euros would do. I swear the most they get for murder is like 12 hours in jail

    • @KNByam
      @KNByam Год назад +5

      ​@@fuxkausernameSweden. Lol

    • @Iloveswedes
      @Iloveswedes Год назад +2

      Happens to black folks all the time. Don't see all this concern about that injustice, though.

    • @KudjoDRebel
      @KudjoDRebel Год назад +10

      ​@@IloveswedesName one instance........⏰️

    • @paingain100
      @paingain100 Год назад +2

      ​@@KudjoDRebelThere was a apartment complex security guard who shot a black teen in front of his white girlfriend. He moved out of the area, despite not being charged. I'll let you figure out the motive.

  • @Al-kd6hv
    @Al-kd6hv Год назад +743

    I’m so confused. Why would the prosecution be on the defendants side? And probation for an armed carjacking murder case? Are you kidding me!? The audacity to even ask for probation…

    • @Letsberealish
      @Letsberealish Год назад +1

      Far-left prosecutors and district attorneys think its 'mean' to put people in prison. They also think crimes such as theft should be legal. This mindset is spreading throughout the country.
      This judge happens to be old-school. Unfortunately many new judges are far-left and would have welcomed this plea deal.

    • @rudiruttger
      @rudiruttger Год назад +22

      I guess it's just how the DFL likes to conduct policy

    • @greghinds4110
      @greghinds4110 Год назад

      Because Minneapolis / Hennepin County / Minnesota are liberal democrat run shitholes.

    • @WeeedyMcMeth
      @WeeedyMcMeth Год назад

      They do this to destroy society

    • @brucel399
      @brucel399 Год назад +77

      I showed this to a friend that is an attorney. She said the prosecutor agrees with the defense attorney, because it literally keeps the district attorney's office batting average up. That way they get a victory instead of going to trial and possibly losing

  • @songofrest
    @songofrest Год назад +200

    No more plea deals. They're an insult to the victims and their families.

    • @MamaMOB
      @MamaMOB Год назад +13

      I have never understood why a plea deal is allowed without the victims agreement. Aren't we supposed to be getting justice for the victim? A plea deal does not get justice. It just punishes. It doesn't give justice to the victim of the crime. For some reason our justice system doesn't seem to get the difference between justice and punishment. Justice is for the victim, punishment is for the criminal. You can give the criminal punishment without giving his victim justice. And that's exactly what a plea deal does.

    • @MaksimSSM
      @MaksimSSM Год назад

      ​@@MamaMOBit's not "our" or yours justice system, it's Their justice system.

    • @MaksimSSM
      @MaksimSSM Год назад +2

      @commanderpp most of them have no resources to expensive trial.

    • @TwanDeezy
      @TwanDeezy Год назад

      @@MamaMOBBecause sometimes the victims would accept nothing less than a death sentence and that's not at all fair or reasonable.

    • @sanskaarkulkarni1036
      @sanskaarkulkarni1036 Год назад +2

      Plea deals are necessary as long as organized crime exists. The only thing that stops mafia from taking over a city is the knowledge that one prosecutor could waive prison time and get one member to rat everyone out.
      Also, 95 percent of cases are settled in a plea deal, the court system literally cannot handle everyone going to trial.

  • @Socoolral
    @Socoolral Год назад +76

    I almost cried for this family’s loss. I’m glad to see there’s one change in justice to hold these monsters accountable. Even though this isn’t the final decision, I applaud the judge for protecting his community. Good job Sir 🫡

  • @michaelmedley6965
    @michaelmedley6965 Год назад +169

    There is nothing else to call this plea deal than a disgrace. This Prosecutor needs to lose her job if this is her idea of justice.

  • @golfdoc1950
    @golfdoc1950 Год назад +929

    Wow! This is amazing. Kudos to the judge.

    • @johnryman1366
      @johnryman1366 Год назад +14

      ESPECIALLLY IN LEFTIE MINNIE

    • @shanaolson1812
      @shanaolson1812 Год назад

      he had the feet on the ground experience working with probate juveniles to see what was going on. He plugged in his experience and was able to do the right thing because of that past experience.

    • @troy3456789
      @troy3456789 Год назад

      A carjacker being held responsible and possibly sequestered from peaceful but vulnerable society for awhile? *This is fake news.* Now I know why so many say faux news when talking about fox news.

  • @tpp4007
    @tpp4007 Год назад +737

    So, you basically can kill someone and apologize to get probation? Damn, the justice department fucked yo.

    • @apples874
      @apples874 Год назад

      Look up George s0r0s

    • @williamweigt7632
      @williamweigt7632 Год назад +59

      Only as long as you are the right color.

    • @DrippleDragon
      @DrippleDragon Год назад +23

      @@williamweigt7632don’t forget you also have to have money

    • @capricekobain2996
      @capricekobain2996 Год назад +2

      Yo if I'm the guy and or his lawyer I figure out a number start around 3 to 5 years and work from there because in no way would go to trial after what the judge did

    • @GizmoMaltese
      @GizmoMaltese Год назад +5

      I don’t think he killed anyone himself but I agree probation is not enough considering his involvement.

  • @carola7539
    @carola7539 Год назад +6

    This judge should be given many accolades, he is wonderful, finally a Judge who is doing his job following the law, why isn't there more like him, God bless him

  • @marcelmallory2761
    @marcelmallory2761 Год назад +20

    The fact that this issue even existed is disgusting..... Good on you Judge!

  • @bruceschulze7487
    @bruceschulze7487 Год назад +254

    Hennepin County Attorney's office is a disgrace to the public . This thug needs to be sent to prison . Thank you, Judge, for doing your job in protecting public safety .

    • @troy3456789
      @troy3456789 Год назад

      A carjacker being held responsible and possibly sequestered from peaceful but vulnerable society for awhile? *This is fake news.* Now I know why so many say faux news when talking about fox news.

    • @Chris-ov1et
      @Chris-ov1et Год назад +1

      Agreed!

  • @billfunk1219
    @billfunk1219 Год назад +260

    Glad the judge threw that sick "plea deal": out That county attorney was looking for a way to close another case to prevent work. Pure and simple. Hope the victims family can see justice served as it should be.

    • @Thunderbyrd.
      @Thunderbyrd. Год назад +3

      The DA needs to find a new line of work.

    • @todddanforth8853
      @todddanforth8853 Год назад

      ​@@Thunderbyrd.The DA should become a social worker. Probably won't because of the huge pay cut.

    • @Memg007
      @Memg007 Год назад

      Nope it's not to close the case fast. It's because she's a democrat DA aka social justice advocate aka protect and advocate for the criminals and spit in the face of the victims.

  • @khanindustries
    @khanindustries Год назад +238

    That DA is a disgrace. What kind of rotten soul pleas down a carjacking murderer to no prison? The justice system needs to do a house cleaning of these lazy District Attorneys who plea everything down so they don't have to do their job.

    • @dwwolf4636
      @dwwolf4636 Год назад +32

      Soros...

    • @gregorydamario7977
      @gregorydamario7977 Год назад +7

      I agree with you, but most Da's are elected. Clearly, she was a bad choice.

    • @markjgaletti57
      @markjgaletti57 Год назад

      @@dwwolf4636 most know nothing of George Soros

    • @barrybolton1396
      @barrybolton1396 Год назад +6

      This isn't lazy...Moiarty is working VERY hard to be an activist

    • @flutebasket4294
      @flutebasket4294 Год назад

      A "woman" with a soccer hairdo financed by George Soros

  • @charles560
    @charles560 Год назад +13

    The judges rejection of this truly gives me hope for the future. So sorry for the families loss.

    • @topofthemorning6832
      @topofthemorning6832 Год назад

      Don't worry, you'll lose it again.
      The DA downgraded his charges after this to attempted assault from murder. He pled guilt and was released immediately.

  • @yb6036
    @yb6036 Год назад +38

    The fact that the family wasn’t even asking for capital punishment and just wanted prison time, and were close to not even getting that. Insane.

  • @funNactive1
    @funNactive1 Год назад +110

    "The criminal would be worse off going to prison." - Well, yeah. Prison is 1. to Punish the guilty and 2. Protect Society.

    • @peter2liter
      @peter2liter Год назад +8

      And 3. To serve as a deterrent for others looking to commit similar behavior.

    • @braddouglas7839
      @braddouglas7839 Год назад +5

      I think all these liberal attorneys lost sight of that a long time ago.
      My sister in law is a retired prison guard. Years ago, when they passed that "Three Strikes Rule" her union STRONGLY opposed it. Their reason... Inmates now "Didn't give a f@#k" because they were incarcerated for life. She said it created a greater danger in her profession. My argument... At least NOW they were a "danger" in prison and not out on the street. Kinda made simple sense to me.

    • @MMAVoodoo
      @MMAVoodoo Год назад

      ​@@peter2liter see rule #2

  • @kenbrown5449
    @kenbrown5449 Год назад +540

    Bleeding hearts bleeding for the wrong person. True victims have no standing in the world today.

    • @rplayer360
      @rplayer360 Год назад +5

      You say this while literally commenting on the video that proved the opposite?

    • @NobodyAsked-xh8cs
      @NobodyAsked-xh8cs Год назад +15

      @@rplayer360 you just come in to the comments section just to disagree with someone and steal their precious likes?

    • @kenbrown5449
      @kenbrown5449 Год назад +9

      @@rplayer360 Literally. lol! You are one of those people huh?

    • @rplayer360
      @rplayer360 Год назад +2

      @@NobodyAsked-xh8cs wait what? Are you projecting?

    • @rplayer360
      @rplayer360 Год назад +2

      @@kenbrown5449 oh you one of those that simply jump on the bandwagon of somebody else's accusation and think it's true huh

  • @bipolarvortex
    @bipolarvortex Год назад +90

    It’s disgraceful that someone involved in a carjacking resulting in a murder could even be offered a plea deal involving no time in jail.

  • @itdoesntmatterok
    @itdoesntmatterok Год назад +21

    It is such a shame when the lives of an entire family are put on hold for years when the person is so obviously guilty and deserves to be in jail. Must be a terrible way to live.

  • @brianweezy568
    @brianweezy568 Год назад +5

    This judge did part of my custody hearing.. he is a good, fair, judge.

  • @solo3163
    @solo3163 Год назад +414

    How can you trust the prosecutor to even really try to win this case?

    • @Matesozen
      @Matesozen Год назад +58

      That’s the sad reality, she wanted a cop out with the plea deal, and now that she actually has to do her job she’ll put in no effort

    • @Thunderbyrd.
      @Thunderbyrd. Год назад +16

      I agree, hopefully someone above her with common sense will assign the case to another attorney.

    • @JuggoJuggo
      @JuggoJuggo Год назад +27

      @derekbrandell8520 What it calls for is same charges as the person already sentenced, because they already convicted the other guy they have this guy all sewn up already. The fact that the bullets he fired didn't hit anyone doesn't matter much, he was there committing a felony and a homicide happened. "My bullets that I fired with intent of murdering someone while trying to rob him didn't hit him, it was my friend who I planned it with and gave a gun, he's the one who hit the guy." Doesn't really sound like a defense. Accessory would be driving the other car while not knowing the full intent of what was going on, then flipping on everyone involved. Then you still have the car jacking charges, which is grand theft, not to mention the gun charges that can be prosecuted both locally and federally.

    • @gamesguy
      @gamesguy Год назад +3

      DAs are elected, and this looks really bad if she were to throw the case. DAs don't like to lose cases.

    • @kevinc8955
      @kevinc8955 Год назад +4

      @@JuggoJuggoThe problem is this guy’s testimony probably put his friends in jail. The reason you rarely ever see plea deals broken is because the effect it has on future deals. Without witnesses you can’t convict the murderers, and if those witnesses happen to be accomplices sometimes you have to take the lesser of two evils to get any kind of conviction.

  • @damienc5591
    @damienc5591 Год назад +77

    Finally, great to see a judge ensuring justice.

  • @Pro1er
    @Pro1er Год назад +108

    I've said this so many times before, there should never be a plea deal for murder.

    • @ottopartz1
      @ottopartz1 Год назад +2

      I can see it if there's a substantial number of years included in the deal. Maybe give the person 35 instead of 40, or 17 instead of 20. The court system is stretched too thin and broken. If it would allow for more violators to face justice for their crimes, I'd be for some minor plea dealing. Especially since a plea deal usually cancels out appeals and the court system having to allocate even more resources to deal with that.

    • @Laneous14
      @Laneous14 Год назад +1

      To take the death penalty off the table or 'only' do 40 years instead of 60? Sure. If that helps get a definite conviction.

  • @kellybramm
    @kellybramm Год назад +13

    Thank you for being a strong judge with principals and morals. May God bless that judge, and the family who lost their loved one.

  • @shainedupuis2649
    @shainedupuis2649 Год назад +4

    That's an honorable judge. Thank you judge.

  • @BigHailFan
    @BigHailFan Год назад +27

    protect this judge at all costs.

  • @georgecook1374
    @georgecook1374 Год назад +139

    So nice to see a judge stand up for the victim and family. A rarity

    • @kelliethommes7426
      @kelliethommes7426 Год назад

      Truly a rarity in Hennepin County. I lives there until recently. The insane leniency is one reason I left.

  • @tannarbuck7908
    @tannarbuck7908 Год назад +64

    Good for the judge for hearing the voices of the people we need more judges like this who aren’t afraid to convict people

  • @roscoefoofoo
    @roscoefoofoo 3 месяца назад +2

    Replace your prosecutor/D.A., Hennepin County! What the hell kind of plea deal was this, that the judge wisely rejected? *PROBATION for MURDER* ????

  • @pengasus
    @pengasus Год назад +2

    They should put district attorneys who came up with this deal behind bars

  • @fatedtolive667
    @fatedtolive667 Год назад +122

    And the victim has no opportunity to learn, grow, or do anything but rot. Because they took his life. Good to see a judge remembering why judges are supposed to exist👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

    • @Rook20
      @Rook20 Год назад

      “But Rot” Boy I can tell you are the life of the party surrounded by friends.

    • @fatedtolive667
      @fatedtolive667 Год назад +10

      @@Rook20 strange how folk hate and deride truth.

    • @garyjackson3531
      @garyjackson3531 Год назад +5

      ​@@Rook20Cry harder.

    • @Rook20
      @Rook20 Год назад

      @@garyjackson3531 How many accounts do you have?? 🤣😂😂

    • @tabs9183
      @tabs9183 Год назад +3

      @@Rook20his comment, sadly is the truth as hard as it is to hear! The victim deserves justice!

  • @gregschneider4566
    @gregschneider4566 Год назад +82

    the DA belongs in prison

  • @rolypoky
    @rolypoky Год назад +89

    The DA is a disgrace. The defendant is just as culpable as his accomplice in the eyes of the law. If the DA cannot prosecute cases of murder during the commission of a crime then she should be removed from office.

    • @PrometheanRising
      @PrometheanRising Год назад +8

      DA's like this are accomplices after the fact.

    • @topofthemorning6832
      @topofthemorning6832 Год назад +3

      After this, the DA downgraded the charges for murder to attempted assault without telling the family.
      He was released imminent after pleading guilty to his new charge.

    • @damoneboyd9945
      @damoneboyd9945 Год назад

      Are you seriously ​@@topofthemorning6832

  • @tambramccauley2132
    @tambramccauley2132 9 месяцев назад +1

    NO PLEA DEAL! Put him in JAIL!

  • @JimHarmer
    @JimHarmer Год назад +2

    And we wonder why crime is increasing? Duh! They were going to let out someone who just got an innocent person murdered, who had a gun, and carjacked someone.

  • @VioletWings1353
    @VioletWings1353 Год назад +81

    Shame on the prosecution for even offering the plea deal!

  • @terrydawley3402
    @terrydawley3402 Год назад +73

    These attorneys doing these plea deals are disgusting

    • @gregorydamario7977
      @gregorydamario7977 Год назад +3

      To be fair, the judge did his job and the defense attorney was doing her job. It was the District Attorney who was the only one not doing her job. Attorneys all.

    • @piratescove4
      @piratescove4 Год назад +1

      ​@@gregorydamario7977 maybe you can't read. Terry said the ones doing the plea deal, they weren't.

  • @------------------------....
    @------------------------.... Год назад +60

    This is a rebuke of the DA's soft on crime plea deals. 🎉

    • @wolfgangk1
      @wolfgangk1 Год назад

      A lesbian... you need more explanations.

  • @Ubique2927
    @Ubique2927 2 месяца назад +1

    These prosecutors must be held accountable.

  • @brucenome989
    @brucenome989 9 месяцев назад +1

    The plea deal consists of no prison time after someone died..

  • @Bigwave2003
    @Bigwave2003 Год назад +32

    Too many DA's will do anything to lessen their workload and chalk up easy "wins". But justice dies.

  • @madmh6421
    @madmh6421 Год назад +68

    Finally, a strong judge for a change!

  • @panman2568
    @panman2568 Год назад +62

    Thank you judge, for restoring a little bit of my faith in the fact that there are still some decent and sane people left up at the top of the law. For that I’m grateful, and I’m sure the family is too

    • @topofthemorning6832
      @topofthemorning6832 Год назад

      After this the prosecution downgraded his charge to attempted assault, he pled guilty and was released immediately.
      No real difference occurred for the family in the end.

    • @bakerboat4572
      @bakerboat4572 Год назад

      @@topofthemorning6832 Disgraceful. Utterly disgraceful.

  • @HarryPrimate
    @HarryPrimate Год назад +1

    He has made progress in his rehabilitation. That’s nice and I hope that he continues to improve. However, his victim is still dead.

  • @franklinstove3454
    @franklinstove3454 Год назад +1

    Pretty surprising for a Minnesota judge. Must be off his meds.

  • @rebeccaanne9863
    @rebeccaanne9863 Год назад +33

    This is what a judge should be.

  • @HiloBoiz808
    @HiloBoiz808 Год назад +65

    Holy cow! Holding criminals accountable!

  • @chriszenko3598
    @chriszenko3598 Год назад +26

    It’s amazing they have plea deals like that in the first place. It’s almost like killing is legal amazing

    • @bcask61
      @bcask61 Год назад

      Only for non-whites.

    • @tintinismybelgian
      @tintinismybelgian Год назад +1

      If the evidence was weak, I could see a plea deal being appropriate, but this doesn't sound like the prosecution is short on evidence.

  • @ThomasBurke-x6p
    @ThomasBurke-x6p Год назад +1

    Prosecutor should have been made to apologise to the family, and then be excused from having any more part in this case provided he still has a job after that controversy

  • @Ubique2927
    @Ubique2927 2 месяца назад +1

    All plea deals must include the victim or the victims family.

  • @cfwin1776
    @cfwin1776 Год назад +70

    The prosecutors should be prosecuted. It is their jobs to seek justice for the victims, not looking for sympathy for the criminals. They are doing the opposite of what they supposed to do.

  • @see-rious-ley
    @see-rious-ley Год назад +5

    Thank you, Judge Sensible 👏👍

  • @grumpyoldstudios
    @grumpyoldstudios Год назад +19

    About time the judges started to push back on these lazy prosecutors.

  • @shinkuakuma1118
    @shinkuakuma1118 Год назад +1

    Give him his 22 years and call it a day

  • @dayrever1010
    @dayrever1010 Год назад +4

    Thank you Judge for not failing this grief stricken family. The prosecutor certainly didn't care about the young man that was murdered only the criminal. It is so hard to believe that this prosecutor thought probation on felony murder was the right sentence.

  • @tammiep9628
    @tammiep9628 Год назад +28

    Prosecution is concerned that he won’t get the help if he’s in prison. This kid knew right from wrong decided to be apart of the armed carjacking anyway, he needs to be held accountable. I don’t understand why he doesn’t get treatment in prison? That is something that needs to be looked into by people from the outside. This family will never see their loved one again.

    • @pwk22
      @pwk22 Год назад +2

      Wait just a minute. He's not 25 yet. How could he possibly know that carjacking and shooting at someone was wrong?

    • @jacksmith7726
      @jacksmith7726 Год назад +1

      Not just decided to be part he supplied the guns

  • @oldschool1993
    @oldschool1993 Год назад +12

    Prosecutor says he would come out of prison "worse off than he is now". He's already a murderer- how much worse can he get?

  • @dplorbl
    @dplorbl Год назад +8

    That’s an outstanding Judge.

  • @Gary-ib8dz
    @Gary-ib8dz Год назад +5

    Shame on the DAs office. Good for the judge to step up and do good job. I'm sorry for the family and the victim.

  • @okiesailor5417
    @okiesailor5417 Год назад +1

    Finally, a judge that actually has some balls.

  • @astoriacub
    @astoriacub Год назад +26

    That prosecutor should be fired. This kid wasn't out shoplifting candy bars.

  • @BillyCent50cal
    @BillyCent50cal Год назад +23

    How can you not go to jail for murder? Wonder why the streets are becoming prisons for everyone

    • @marccru
      @marccru Год назад

      by turning States Evidence

  • @angelaw9476
    @angelaw9476 Год назад +31

    The judge knows all too well exactly what DA's and prosecutors do to other people over a simple misdemeanor. His own family has likely been profiled. He's what a judge should be and the family deserves justice.

  • @callesierra
    @callesierra 4 месяца назад +1

    A car jacker who avoids prison are you kidding me. This country is completely F _ _ ked.

  • @debdanton2295
    @debdanton2295 11 месяцев назад +1

    So the prosecutor says jail or prison is bad. I guess that means no one should have to pay for their crimes. It’s pretty bad when those sworn to hold criminals accountable think probation is good enough no matter what the crime is.

  • @hamsterjam911
    @hamsterjam911 Год назад +37

    Other judges need to be strong like this guy

  • @landscape674
    @landscape674 Год назад +9

    He can make progress in prison for the next 20 years

  • @BarbaraNeal-in9ix
    @BarbaraNeal-in9ix Год назад +4

    Love this Judge! We need more Judges like him.

  • @thanaf1045
    @thanaf1045 Год назад +1

    Good for the Judge. He is a man about the rule of law not about some jack up deal

  • @MrJoRobb
    @MrJoRobb Год назад +1

    The moron who attempted to steal the mans car CAUSED this to happen. There are consequences for your actions and unfortunately the man who was deleted found that out too late.

  • @jamesorenthal-bm4sp
    @jamesorenthal-bm4sp Год назад +9

    A judge with integrity. How refreshing!

  • @Luisjusthere
    @Luisjusthere Год назад +10

    All the best to this family and kudos to this judge for actually doing his job and not letting this kind of evil go Scott free.

    • @topofthemorning6832
      @topofthemorning6832 Год назад

      The DA downgraded his charge from murder to attempted assault after this. He was released immediately after pleading guilty.
      He would've had a murder charge on his record, but now, all he has is an attempted assault.
      Sad to say, but this worked out in his favour completely and backfired on the victims and the judge, all because of the DA

  • @saltzmann1
    @saltzmann1 Год назад +10

    Thank you judge for rejecting the plea deal. Most plea deals do not hold the criminals completely accountable. We are all accountable for the things we do.

  • @jpuzzo100
    @jpuzzo100 Год назад

    Thank God we have a Judge with some common sense. God bless you sir!

  • @Steve-yo4ld
    @Steve-yo4ld Год назад +1

    Don't forget to thank the DA for wasting tax money! There's no way he should have avoided prison! Being sorry is ok. It still doesn't remove your debt!

  • @glbernini0
    @glbernini0 Год назад +21

    Thank God there is at least 1 RESPONSIBLE judges on the bench!

  • @bobloomis246
    @bobloomis246 Год назад +16

    Good. Then he can be a 'new man' in prison and be accountable for his actions.

  • @SunKing2010
    @SunKing2010 Год назад +15

    Brotha stuck it to the lame Moriarty prosecutor. All those like her are why we have rampant criminality these days. I just moved from Seattle living there for 25 years and was lucky to leave with my life. My child was not so fortunate.

  • @watchingthecrazyworld7761
    @watchingthecrazyworld7761 Год назад +1

    America needs to stop this rehabilitation silliness.

  • @duewhat9815
    @duewhat9815 Год назад +123

    Justice is not about rehabilitation, it's about compensating the victim/s through just punishment of the perpetrator/s. Someone getting off of a crime they unarguably committed and are convicted of regardless of the reason is a lapse in justice.

    • @crispy7499
      @crispy7499 Год назад +7

      >justice is not about rehabilitation
      Look, otherwise I agree with you on this, but bad statement.
      Then again... these people can't be redeemed. You can't rehabilate a monster like this through probation.

    • @KegWarrior
      @KegWarrior Год назад +7

      @@crispy7499 It's not like he's saying rehabilitation is a bad thing, he's just stating the fact that justice is not about rehabilitation.

    • @demonplay21
      @demonplay21 Год назад +3

      @@KegWarrior ya, but the problem is that the statement is misleading. justice is not ONLY about rehabilitation, but 'the justice system' in a society that wants its people to stay safe, is very much about rehabilitation. unless its a life sentence (without parole) do you want this guy to be reformed when he gets out, or do you want him to kill someone else in another car jacking, maybe its you this time. @duewhat9815 is ignoring the rehabilitation part of it completely, which is just as bad as that DA completely ignoring the punishment part of it. i doubt this DA is a dummy. she has polls telling her the easiest way to stay in office is to show compassion to criminals very publicly and overtly. this is on the voters in that county.

    • @KegWarrior
      @KegWarrior Год назад +2

      @@demonplay21 Justice is not about getting someone off of a path or out of a mindset, it's about them getting just punishment, rehabilitation is and should be a secondary. Murder is still murder whether or not the murderer regrets it and will never do it again...by their actions they are still dead, punishment for that is justice, rehabilitating who they are as a person has nothing, literally nothing to do with justice.

    • @sajjadhashmani4064
      @sajjadhashmani4064 Год назад +3

      Rehabilitation happens after punishment. You could be the Gandhi later but you need to do the time for the crime first

  • @ShawnD1027
    @ShawnD1027 Год назад +13

    It's disgusting it's taken this long to get this far.

  • @PBRstreetgang88
    @PBRstreetgang88 Год назад +4

    That apology was so moving.

    • @dodgeplow
      @dodgeplow Год назад +1

      Brought me to tears

    • @BarbaraNeal-in9ix
      @BarbaraNeal-in9ix Год назад

      Exactly! Like we believe anything that comes out of his mouth!!!

    • @braddouglas7839
      @braddouglas7839 Год назад

      Sorry he got caught... that's it.

  • @kendallhughes7507
    @kendallhughes7507 Год назад +1

    *GERONIMO* was only sorry because he got caught- no mercy, and no *RESERVATION* (no pun intended... 🤣 )

  • @chrisholloway374
    @chrisholloway374 Год назад +25

    Applaud 👏 the judge for rejecting the plea deal and the DA should immediately be removed for dereliction of duty. I don’t know what’s worse the fact that the deal was offered or that the DA defended it after the judge refused to accept it. We are living in a circus 🎪 surrounded by 🤡

  • @thomasmurphy9348
    @thomasmurphy9348 Год назад +12

    Logic and justice...now let's hope the wonderful prosecutors office doesn't f it up.