Judge has change of heart after handing down 60-year sentence

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  • Опубликовано: 5 апр 2018
  • A Broward County judge had a change of heart after sentencing a 23-year-old man to 60 years in prison for violating his probation by driving with a suspended license.

Комментарии • 33 тыс.

  • @benjinom
    @benjinom 4 года назад +66733

    killing a man in his own home: 10 years
    Violating probation: 60 years

    • @feefs2139
      @feefs2139 4 года назад +3091

      Smfh. God help us

    • @feefs2139
      @feefs2139 4 года назад +792

      @@lookingforwyatteearp3137 lol the fact that you wake up with your miserable life and 1st thing u do is try to "offend" us.. this is beyond sad. Typical miserable person. Us blacks will be praying 4 you. ❤

    • @dane2313198
      @dane2313198 4 года назад +1319

      @@shy_guy2814_IndigoLantern ok? Which race can a judge be? "Americans should not be black" same logic

    • @dane2313198
      @dane2313198 4 года назад +215

      @@shy_guy2814_IndigoLantern Why?

    • @dane2313198
      @dane2313198 4 года назад +847

      @@shy_guy2814_IndigoLantern So it because of racisim this White judge removed the 60 years sentence for the black guy. I dont understand why you Americans focus so much on race. It is racist not to let all people become a judge if they want to

  • @eesa_1980
    @eesa_1980 3 года назад +34748

    The fact that a 60 year sentence can be instantly suspended by a single judge’s emotional change of heart, shows there is something grossly wrong with American law.

    • @everready2903
      @everready2903 3 года назад +5087

      And the fact that he was given 60 years to start with shows the same thing!

    • @eesa_1980
      @eesa_1980 3 года назад +2773

      @@everready2903 exactly. Judges can ruin people’s lives and dish out unjust sentences just because they feel like doing so!

    • @ilovetrance3036
      @ilovetrance3036 3 года назад +381

      Idk....it’s conflicting. I’d like an update because with the right help people can change. I’m hoping this goes well

    • @luisyanez7889
      @luisyanez7889 3 года назад +1065

      @@ilovetrance3036 Nothing conflicting about it. 60 years is a death sentence and this guy wasn't no trigger man.

    • @angelgjr1999
      @angelgjr1999 3 года назад +643

      American justice is a joke. We jail the most people out of every other country in the world.

  • @DanSoloha
    @DanSoloha 6 месяцев назад +2211

    60 years for _way_ less than murder is actually insane
    I’m glad he got another chance, and I hope he used it wisely

    • @chrisdawson1776
      @chrisdawson1776 6 месяцев назад +61

      Next day he will commit another burglary. Lmfoa. Literally what happened the first time and now you are watching this video.

    • @randomanon8408
      @randomanon8408 6 месяцев назад +80

      ​@@chrisdawson1776racist lol

    • @chrisdawson1776
      @chrisdawson1776 6 месяцев назад +17

      @@randomanon8408 Yup

    • @simonphoenix3789
      @simonphoenix3789 6 месяцев назад +34

      He was on probation. that is given in lieu of prison or jail time, and you are supposed to show that you can not be a criminal POS during that time period. If you can't even stay away from committing crimes during probation, then you deserve the extra time. Remember his violation here wasn't just that he was driving on a suspended license. He had bullets on him too, which is illegal if you are a felon to begin with. And come on? strong arm robbery? That is just a step away from murder. What are the chances this guy won't violate probation once again?

    • @offwhitejayR2E
      @offwhitejayR2E 6 месяцев назад +26

      @@chrisdawson1776proud of it huh

  • @NickFje
    @NickFje 6 месяцев назад +2069

    This is not a judge showing mercy.
    It is a judge showing a total lack of impulse control.
    It is scary to think about the fact that somebody with this much power could give you life behind bars just because he woke up at the wrong side of the bed that morning.

    • @1stMarDiv4341
      @1stMarDiv4341 6 месяцев назад +127

      Yeah, this isn’t the feel-good story people are making it out to be. 60 years for his crimes is absolutely insane to even consider.
      Just another example of the prison-industrial complex and how remarkably corrupt our justice system is.

    • @dg8620
      @dg8620 6 месяцев назад +30

      Yeah and the power trip for having control over someone

    • @NickFje
      @NickFje 6 месяцев назад +50

      @@1stMarDiv4341 Yes, many people probably think that the judge did a good thing when
      60 years in jail should not even have been an option in this case in the first place.

    • @1stMarDiv4341
      @1stMarDiv4341 6 месяцев назад +6

      @@NoName-fi6oq what does any of this have to do with politics?

    • @NickFje
      @NickFje 5 месяцев назад +13

      @@NoName-fi6oq I never said that they should "cut him free" that is something you just made up.
      I said 60 years in jail is unreasonable and makes no sense for that crime.

  • @tomh9821
    @tomh9821 4 года назад +8283

    Sex offender: 2 years
    Violating probation: 60 years

    • @devolutionone
      @devolutionone 4 года назад +253

      Yup, old racist dinosaurs judges that are the best customers of pedophile rings..

    • @boxingmmacars23
      @boxingmmacars23 4 года назад +195

      *****
      White : 2 years
      Minority : 60 years

    • @malachigrindle7063
      @malachigrindle7063 4 года назад +163

      Seriously!!! A business owner in my town molested a young girl and only got 3 years because the judge said he is a nice guy and a hard worker. Another guy in my county got 7 years for marijuana possession. The justice system might be a little slanted towards pedophiles.

    • @chevchelios3904
      @chevchelios3904 4 года назад +5

      wood chipper therapy 10 seconds ;)

    • @projectdcb7525
      @projectdcb7525 4 года назад +31

      Young Cartel stop the race card we are all humans we are all evil in our way there is no such thing as white or black ok

  • @straubury5991
    @straubury5991 6 месяцев назад +5892

    I’ve seen people get 20 years for murder and r4pe, and child predators get 5 years. 60 years for this is insane.

    • @googlegmail9888
      @googlegmail9888 6 месяцев назад +127

      Facts but he probably did it so many times, just one armed burglary is 20 years

    • @dillon5155
      @dillon5155 6 месяцев назад +41

      I agree with you but I don't understand why you feel the need to censor the word rape with a 4. Everybody reading your comment knows what that says. What exactly are you accomplishing by censoring it.

    • @straubury5991
      @straubury5991 6 месяцев назад +177

      @@dillon5155 I don't know if it would be censored or flagged by YT or something so to be safe I did that.

    • @dillon5155
      @dillon5155 6 месяцев назад +11

      @@straubury5991 Fair enough. Mine didn't get flagged though

    • @Charky32
      @Charky32 6 месяцев назад

      It's cuz he's BLACK

  • @siempresonrie5924
    @siempresonrie5924 6 месяцев назад +227

    60 years is ABSOLUTELY insane I can’t even believe this, 60 years is something even murderers rarely get

    • @Hewkll
      @Hewkll 3 месяца назад

      He violated his probation, so we don't know what his earlier crime was that gave him probation.

    • @MrPlataner0
      @MrPlataner0 3 месяца назад

      @@Hewkllhome invasion and strong arm robbery 60 years is definitely overkill

    • @racookster
      @racookster 2 месяца назад

      Killers, anyway. Manslaughter isn't murder. In college, I knew a biker who had been sentenced to five years and was out in three for accidentally killing a guy in a bar fight. He cried when he told me about it. His sentence was probably long enough. But, Murder One and Murder Two are intentional and draw long sentences.

  • @SongBillong
    @SongBillong 5 месяцев назад +39

    I used to work as a court usher in the UK and we'd always know how each day's hearings would go depending on A.) which judges were in court and B.) what mood they were in. Neither should affect the sentences handed out, but they certainly did. Obviously this is a very extreme case, but it shows just how much power they have and how their mood/impulse can change people's lives so dramatically!

  • @zazzzanklebruff6627
    @zazzzanklebruff6627 4 года назад +24773

    Unless he killed someone, 60 years is way too much, that’s practically a life-sentence.

    • @Mr13koar13
      @Mr13koar13 4 года назад +1403

      @@markneillmusic9082 like a literal life sentence

    • @markneillmusic9082
      @markneillmusic9082 4 года назад +294

      dylan fisher I know what he meant but a life sentence is 25 years that’s all I was saying

    • @unhappyattendantughh2469
      @unhappyattendantughh2469 4 года назад +142

      Would you say that if you came home and he was in your house robbing and trashing everything you own ??

    • @user-hy5ts2yj7p
      @user-hy5ts2yj7p 4 года назад +609

      Unhappy Attendant Ughh yes i would

    • @zkurtz21
      @zkurtz21 4 года назад +122

      Grailer until he kills someone during the next robbery

  • @happyheavenly4200
    @happyheavenly4200 4 года назад +5390

    they should start giving rapists and child molestors and kidnappers that amount of time.

    • @rickywhittaker4978
      @rickywhittaker4978 4 года назад +304

      Happy& Heavenly a man raped a school girl aged 13, near my local park he hid in bushes with bush suit on and ambushed her, he got 10 years... 10 years that’s all for ruining a poor innocent girl with a mans disgusting tendency. And this kid gets 60 for robbery wtf you can get money back you can’t take back the nightmare what that little girl went through

    • @Noir_The_Cat
      @Noir_The_Cat 4 года назад +58

      @@rickywhittaker4978 Wtf that just sick how could someone convince themselves to do something so disgusting.

    • @NoName-eq5oy
      @NoName-eq5oy 4 года назад +86

      Nah they should get rapists and childmolestors on the electric chair.

    • @dudeman5166
      @dudeman5166 4 года назад +4

      Kevin BOYCE that’s so sad. What was his name?

    • @rejectsatanism4617
      @rejectsatanism4617 4 года назад +4

      I agree but these pathetic excuse of a human should be hanged

  • @rosemarymartinez6709
    @rosemarymartinez6709 6 месяцев назад +95

    I can’t believe that judges don’t have some type of board or internal affairs dept to review cases like this that are inhumane. This is wrong for one person to have this much power over people’s lives without being held accountable for possible biases. It saddens me.

    • @kerronhackshaw3632
      @kerronhackshaw3632 4 месяца назад +2

      No the only way to coerce corrupt judges is by giving them street justice,things like finding out where they stay with their family so they see how serious the situation is

    • @CheatCxde
      @CheatCxde 3 месяца назад +1

      @@kerronhackshaw3632 you do know you're on a watchlist now for saying that right?

    • @oscarlove4394
      @oscarlove4394 3 месяца назад +1

      @@kerronhackshaw3632 or you know, add legislative checks to their power instead of relying on violent mobs to enforce honestly.

    • @grtjr71
      @grtjr71 3 месяца назад

      Inhumane? Guess what happened with this young criminal. Better yet go google this criminals name for yourself and see how long it took him to get arrested again. The judge was right in the first palce and this crimnal should be locked up forever.

    • @kerronhackshaw3632
      @kerronhackshaw3632 3 месяца назад

      @@oscarlove4394 right cuz that's already working splendidly so far for decades now,in reality when people know that others can get to them they tend to behave better,all we need are hackers to leak their addresses and the addresses of their kids and families on the internet...you and your legislative checks pipe dreams is exactly the kind of thing they want us to do cuz it takes forever and never really works you can't beat masters of corruption baby following policy get real that's why the system never changes for the better

  • @DarrellCohn-ng8it
    @DarrellCohn-ng8it 5 месяцев назад +45

    50 years probation is crazy. No one can survive that.

    • @Multiv3rs
      @Multiv3rs 3 месяца назад +3

      Probation can be suspended or shortened. So yeah it is long, but if the guy does better himself, I see no reason why they wouldn't take him off probation after a few years. One thing is for sure, probation is better than 60 years in prison.

    • @sterlingharris1812
      @sterlingharris1812 3 месяца назад +4

      I think he said 15 years probation

    • @princepetty6817
      @princepetty6817 3 месяца назад +4

      No, he said 50​@@sterlingharris1812

    • @sterlingharris1812
      @sterlingharris1812 3 месяца назад

      @@princepetty6817 ohhhh thank you. That's messed up smh

    • @camerontreadway3366
      @camerontreadway3366 2 месяца назад

      He committed a home invasion months later then was shot and killed by a rival gang member. Judge gave him a death sentence by not locking him up.

  • @Kraterlandschaft
    @Kraterlandschaft 2 года назад +6443

    Judge without breakfast: 60 years.
    Judge after breakfast: Never mind.

  • @josephhughes2429
    @josephhughes2429 4 года назад +6754

    60 years? Child predators, murderers etc get way less than that.

    • @tyecollaborator5017
      @tyecollaborator5017 4 года назад +10

      Bad.

    • @alwaysabiggerfish9564
      @alwaysabiggerfish9564 4 года назад +72

      Child predators and murders deserve death.

    • @easypete975
      @easypete975 4 года назад +77

      Well i know someone who was involved with being raped as a kid and the guy walked free...

    • @SmokelessMeme
      @SmokelessMeme 4 года назад +25

      @Darnell T. Anecdotal, and not representative of all offenders as a whole. Look at the statistics.

    • @3xr0nn79
      @3xr0nn79 4 года назад +34

      Because he is black

  • @beverlybrown5843
    @beverlybrown5843 5 месяцев назад +80

    I don't know this young man, but I pray that he gets out, goes to work and stay away from trouble, my heart goes out to him

    • @andrewkrikorian760
      @andrewkrikorian760 4 месяца назад +5

      He dead

    • @lucanussmeier
      @lucanussmeier 4 месяца назад

      @@andrewkrikorian760 I saw that too sad

    • @AnAdorableWombat1
      @AnAdorableWombat1 4 месяца назад +6

      The judge saw right through him. The judge is a judge for a reason. Oh he also committed more crimes after he was released and now he’s 6ft under. So I feel a lot better about this story. God truly works in mysterious ways 😊

    • @jetcrews97
      @jetcrews97 4 месяца назад

      Fssssss God was on his side🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💐💐💐❤️

    • @Kateeh04
      @Kateeh04 3 месяца назад

      @@AnAdorableWombat1 The judge wasn't a saint himself.

  • @Nippleless_Cage
    @Nippleless_Cage 3 месяца назад +15

    Not enough hate for that judge in this comment section. Went way above what even the prosecutors asked for. What a piece of work.

  • @dwalker112
    @dwalker112 4 года назад +4916

    In that case child molestors, rapists, and murders should get 120 years in prison .

    • @ericwashington51
      @ericwashington51 4 года назад +21

      Smh. If it was you it would be a different story.

    • @dwalker112
      @dwalker112 4 года назад +121

      Eric Washington Stop being ignorant. I’m saying that to say his crimes do not merit a 60 year sentence. Hence the reason why offenders (such as the ones listed in my initial) should receive harsher punishments.

    • @axelgryf6975
      @axelgryf6975 4 года назад +7

      @Doug Doug Some people say that but just because they die, doesn't mean that's a punishment. There are people who lived and are currently living who are punished for no reason at all. Would you rather a killer/rapist who tortured someone/multiple people be convincted with dying quickly? Or them being in prison being tortured for most or all their life?

    • @axelgryf6975
      @axelgryf6975 4 года назад +21

      @@ericwashington51 If what happened to him? The dude served his time for what he originally did. That justice was served He was only getting 60 years for violating his probation. The probation was driving without a license. If he harmed someone driving, then that may be a different story. But even so, people who have killed someone driving without a probation, don't get even close to 60 years. This sentence is ridiculous lol.

    • @ericwashington51
      @ericwashington51 4 года назад +2

      @@dwalker112 ...Okay, first I was referring to Doug Doug's comment. If its any consolation, I agree. He had multiple times for probation, and he didn't take proper advantage of it (unless I misunderstood something). I believe the following punishment is just. Some can say if he was going to mess up, then why give others in the same position a chance? Couple of things to really dwell on

  • @JoeMacStevens
    @JoeMacStevens 4 года назад +14066

    60 years is a ridiculous sentence for anything except 1st degree murder

    • @justin-ch1bn
      @justin-ch1bn 4 года назад +106

      This is fine and typical treatment for lifetime criminals, eventually you will get the "lock them up and throw away the key" thing if they don't stop, obviously he reached that point. How many drug dealing scumbags I see in my town that are back on the streets in months time I hope this sort of thing happens to them one day.

    • @JoeMacStevens
      @JoeMacStevens 4 года назад +449

      The problem is that our prisons aren’t set up to rehab criminals it makes them worse. If you get out of prison and you can’t get a job because of your criminal record then there is a high chance you are going to commit another crime and end up back jail.

    • @cade8986
      @cade8986 4 года назад +103

      Why you verified with

    • @617auzzie7
      @617auzzie7 4 года назад +114

      Joe Stevens rape?

    • @doitformazi2347
      @doitformazi2347 4 года назад +184

      What about child molestation? I say life sentence for that one.

  • @Quixler
    @Quixler 5 месяцев назад +23

    Why am I getting this recommended 5 years later?

    • @rrevelationnss
      @rrevelationnss 3 месяца назад

      that’s how yt works, nika

    • @itumelengntsimane5229
      @itumelengntsimane5229 3 месяца назад

      Right, dafaq.

    • @413.
      @413. 3 месяца назад

      because you are getting recommended it 5 years later

  • @LeonBrown1973
    @LeonBrown1973 5 месяцев назад +9

    The judge knew that 60 yrs was excessive to begin with

    • @geoninja8971
      @geoninja8971 2 месяца назад

      I suspect he had received a lot of 'WTF" phone calls in between those hearings.....

  • @barbalalla2003
    @barbalalla2003 4 года назад +21996

    I can’t believe sentences are a matter of the Judge’s mood at the time of sentence. 🤥

    • @therealgoatfreetruth7270
      @therealgoatfreetruth7270 4 года назад +1183

      Underrated mind of thinking ..

    • @ELF3NKO
      @ELF3NKO 4 года назад +412

      I WILL NVR GET THAT, THATS CRAZY AF!!!

    • @barbalalla2003
      @barbalalla2003 4 года назад +141

      norton wayne Try Europe, in particular the Scandinavian countries. Sweden for instance ;) Never flaunt ignorance 😉

    • @usssanjacinto1
      @usssanjacinto1 4 года назад +231

      It's called having compassion and showing grace. A Judge can do that. I'm sure if you were facing 60 years, and a Judge showed you mercy, you wouldn't reject that.

    • @barbalalla2003
      @barbalalla2003 4 года назад +439

      usssanjacinto1 Did I say it was bad the guy didn’t have to spend 60 years in prison? My point is that there must be some kind of equality in a civilized society. A near life time in jail or no time depending on one person’s mood is not civilized. Thank God for Europe ♥️

  • @djEjsrmfldna
    @djEjsrmfldna 3 года назад +6716

    People's entire lives being decided by a mood swing of one person. Something wrong with the system.

    • @jojolove3840
      @jojolove3840 3 года назад +235

      You better believe that the Judge will sentence you based on his/her emotions at the time and yes they have No problem making you an example for others!! Stay out of trouble stop breaking the rules, laws and this will Not happen.

    • @luisgarcia8054
      @luisgarcia8054 3 года назад +85

      No peoples lives are decided when they make the wrong choice.

    • @luisgarcia8054
      @luisgarcia8054 3 года назад +68

      One way to avoid a system that is screwed up.... dont commit crimes that will get you into it

    • @MookaMG
      @MookaMG 3 года назад +98

      For real, though. Could you imagine if dude's wife left him the day before? Or if he's had just a general rough couple of days? That's going to affect his decision, even on a subconscious level. I don't want to undermine the training of a judge, but geez, we're all human.

    • @paulsmith7633
      @paulsmith7633 3 года назад +6

      Same thing happened when someone kills another person.

  • @kaneidareyue7715
    @kaneidareyue7715 6 месяцев назад +2

    15 years for some murders and they want to hand a sentence of 60 years for driving without a licence. The US justice system is so broken.

  • @tombrady5986
    @tombrady5986 6 месяцев назад +4

    Sadly, Herbert Smith died in 2020, shot by a rival gang member outside of a night club...
    He had broken his parole a few months after getting his second chance, and got caught after breaking into a house with a gun. He did 14 months for that, and then got killed shortly after getting out

    • @harate
      @harate 6 месяцев назад

      Yeah none of that is true.

    • @tombrady5986
      @tombrady5986 6 месяцев назад +3

      @@harate it is but whatever.

    • @ChiTownnn
      @ChiTownnn 6 месяцев назад

      @@haratewhat are you talking about? It’s all on google. Research before assuming someone is lying.

    • @hugostiglitz5976
      @hugostiglitz5976 Месяц назад

      @@harateyea, you just lazy.. he most def got got, probably another burgle after he got caught and then given a third chance after 14 months for throwing a brick through a window and coming out a house with 30K in jewelry… but what do I know? I just get my information from factual sources

  • @defyyourlogic487
    @defyyourlogic487 4 года назад +5371

    Why ruin his life over probation? He never killed anyone.

    • @echospace7347
      @echospace7347 4 года назад +36

      Defy Your Logic fax

    • @edmichaelalobog8886
      @edmichaelalobog8886 4 года назад +24

      MusikSavesLives that’s logical

    • @Maximus90277
      @Maximus90277 4 года назад +263

      MusikSavesLives ur trying to punish him for a crime he didn’t commit yet - fail

    • @donb2527
      @donb2527 4 года назад +59

      What do you know about that, maybe he just didnt get caught...
      Either way he robbed people, beat people up, and did a lot more that we don’t know...
      Everybody think he doesn’t diserve it because he’s black, but if he was white everybody would say he diserves 600 years

    • @ghosty3715
      @ghosty3715 4 года назад

      Echo Space lmao learn to type actual words.

  • @tigerj2533
    @tigerj2533 4 года назад +2669

    60 years is this judge high? Murderers don’t even get that much

    • @jmsmilin
      @jmsmilin 4 года назад +16

      they should get death for murder

    • @VitoBandz
      @VitoBandz 4 года назад +13

      Shid my brother got 127 years

    • @politisnap8369
      @politisnap8369 4 года назад +59

      @@jmsmilin The death penalty should be illegal for obvious reasons if you've ever done any amount of intellectual studying on politics and the death penalty. Many innocent people are executed under the death penalty. To support the death penalty you also have to accept it as okay when someone innocent from your own family gets executed, even if it's your own son or daughter. If you can't accept that then it's massively hypocritical to support a system as horribly flawed, corrupt, and an even a more expensive alternative to life in prison. And yes, the death penalty costs more than life in prison. If anyone doesn't know why do some research into A) The U.S. Constitution and B) The Law.

    • @mr.johnson3889
      @mr.johnson3889 4 года назад +3

      Life With Joshua bruh for what

    • @johnjameson4901
      @johnjameson4901 4 года назад +7

      @@politisnap8369 Rather have a pedo dead than spend my tax dollars on him. Also if they federally banned the death penalty, people will become vigilantes which I'm totally fine with. You're a spineless whimp

  • @Rushinator1
    @Rushinator1 6 месяцев назад +4

    The punishment should fit the crime. 60 years for breaking probation is ridiculous. Even though he suspended it, being on probation for 50 years is also incredibly excessive. You lose so many of your rights while on probation & you’re at the mercy of the system during that time. The judge should have just done the normal sentencing & had him in jail for 10 years or so at most then probation after that for 5 or so years. The sentence shouldn’t cover his entire life unless he committed something like murder or rape.

  • @vickylynn2432
    @vickylynn2432 11 дней назад +1

    This young man lost his life in 2020 from gun violence outside a club. RIP Herbert. This happened 2 years after he got his sentence dropped.

  • @djsinergy
    @djsinergy 5 лет назад +3110

    Wow thats crazy. 60 years? People have done less for murder

    • @gon3302
      @gon3302 5 лет назад +124

      andrew spasojevic Women have it easy as well they kill 10 people and get 3 years.

    • @thenerdnetwork
      @thenerdnetwork 5 лет назад +46

      @@gon3302 Ok, im intrigued. Please post the story about a woman who killed 10 people and got 3 years. I don't think you will be responding. You seem to be a very low IQ individual.

    • @benlithman6113
      @benlithman6113 5 лет назад +150

      thenerdnetwork he was exaggerating but his point stands. Men get punished much more harshly for just about everything

    • @gon3302
      @gon3302 5 лет назад +50

      thenerdnetwork Yeah I was exaggerating. Christ dude your comment was cringe you’re literally the high iq rick and morty fan meme. You also belong on r/iamverysmart it seems.

    • @Ena48145
      @Ena48145 5 лет назад +5

      Yup.. in criminal justice I have seen sentences as low as 3 years like someone else said. Some have even completely gotten out of any sentencing what so ever. Absolutely sick

  • @familyfunanddrama3604
    @familyfunanddrama3604 4 года назад +3820

    Are they serious 60 years that’s like a double homicide you can’t be serious you just can’t be serious this judge is crazy

    • @25Newengland
      @25Newengland 4 года назад +46

      If you have a container full of cockroaches they all look the same, that’s how they look at us, myself included, they don’t have time to sit there and examine each defendant to see if he is sincere with with promise to change, if anything they have seen probably thousands of defendants who promised to change are right back in jail for another crime, so yes the system is broken but it’s overwhelming the amount of crime and people they see on a daily basis to be effective

    • @msbaker8027
      @msbaker8027 4 года назад +6

      @@25Newengland 🤔🤔

    • @ceeglizzy5809
      @ceeglizzy5809 4 года назад +3

      @@25Newengland facts

    • @25Newengland
      @25Newengland 4 года назад +8

      dieulivol not just the warden, the prisons are privately owned so they are ran like a business, money buys influence and I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s all linked together government hip hop industry media

    • @Police644
      @Police644 4 года назад +4

      But he got probation... He finishes his probation he’ll be done with it all.🤷🏽‍♀️

  • @iamalfred7435
    @iamalfred7435 6 месяцев назад +4

    My theory is that he was always gonna suspend the sentence, just a spook tactic yknow.

  • @serialbets
    @serialbets 3 месяца назад +4

    this dude got re-arrested and is now dead, what a damn shame

    • @stealthsadhu306
      @stealthsadhu306 2 месяца назад +2

      Is that true? If so how did he die?

  • @shafondasheppard6543
    @shafondasheppard6543 5 лет назад +5533

    I thought the boy killed somebody. Lord have mercy

    • @bigt9693
      @bigt9693 5 лет назад +168

      He got mercy. And then went right back to robbery

    • @nathandubose2876
      @nathandubose2876 5 лет назад +403

      @@bigt9693 he didn't kill nobody or molest a child or he would have gotten five years

    • @lifemomentsca
      @lifemomentsca 5 лет назад +4

      I know what state is this? Dang

    • @RAZORRAZE2K
      @RAZORRAZE2K 5 лет назад +36

      Problem with this kid is that he was on path to killing someone eventually. Hopefully he doesn't kill anyone now that he is free on the streets

    • @TheAwhi
      @TheAwhi 5 лет назад +2

      Nothing but the truth Brown what do you mean it doesn’t matter? There are different levels of offences

  • @heywoah2742
    @heywoah2742 3 года назад +3068

    Idk how Judges can handle giving someone 60 years for not even killing someone 🤦🏻‍♂️

    • @jjm1230
      @jjm1230 3 года назад +73

      He knew he was wrong for that

    • @abusepig5606
      @abusepig5606 3 года назад +35

      Put yourself in the shoes of the victimized person.. you would then have a different mindset

    • @ezgame9545
      @ezgame9545 3 года назад +143

      @@abusepig5606 shut up.

    • @mrxx2607
      @mrxx2607 3 года назад +7

      Devil's in flesh.

    • @bcumike
      @bcumike 3 года назад +22

      @@ezgame9545 so if this was your house that he was breaking into, you'd be cool with it?
      Plz list your address, assets, and firearms.
      He's back in jail now for burglary, but maybe next time he gets out he can swing by your place.

  • @propertyinvestingwithcleme3099
    @propertyinvestingwithcleme3099 2 месяца назад +7

    60yrs for violating probation by driving with a suspended license??!!

  • @bobbymunyavi5357
    @bobbymunyavi5357 Месяц назад +1

    Transfer Confirmed 💴
    Change of heart: ACTIVATED

  • @ryanforsythe8923
    @ryanforsythe8923 3 года назад +4132

    The Judge didn’t have a change of heart. He was correcting his mistake of a sentence that was ridiculously long.

    • @aishaahmed5150
      @aishaahmed5150 3 года назад +51

      exactlyyyyy

    • @PurpleObscuration
      @PurpleObscuration 3 года назад +65

      Racist judge.

    • @pointlessopinion611
      @pointlessopinion611 3 года назад +4

      What's a chance worth without support, I think he seen an opportunity to succeed for a career criminal that he could lock away forever. That's only possible with a habitual offender.

    • @brianpappert1
      @brianpappert1 3 года назад +69

      @@PurpleObscuration so racist he gave him one more chance lol

    • @intricate2921
      @intricate2921 3 года назад +5

      @@PurpleObscuration wow bro fr

  • @jeremynunez-pina3796
    @jeremynunez-pina3796 5 лет назад +4518

    60 for driving under suspended license, 20-life for murder. America you silly goose 🤗

    • @hazeleyezluv
      @hazeleyezluv 5 лет назад +148

      This comment made me laugh so hard. "America you silly goose" 😂😂😂

    • @anerexicpig720
      @anerexicpig720 5 лет назад +180

      Why bother to look into the real reason he is in trouble when you can watch a 2 minute video and leave a stupid comment

    • @yalikehueylewisandthenews
      @yalikehueylewisandthenews 5 лет назад +34

      Nice research there, bud

    • @elcucumber8933
      @elcucumber8933 5 лет назад +1

      OJ is smailing right now..

    • @Jfxkxdvrvr
      @Jfxkxdvrvr 4 года назад +30

      @Epic Reign Gaming after being released he committed another breaking and entering 😂

  • @jonazo7188
    @jonazo7188 3 месяца назад +4

    Ironically he would still be alive today if the judge had stuck to the original 60 year sentence.

    • @anabali6301
      @anabali6301 2 месяца назад

      He is alive today unlike your mother.

    • @jonazo7188
      @jonazo7188 2 месяца назад

      @@anabali6301 check the facts

  • @cancandoit
    @cancandoit 5 месяцев назад +8

    $60 years for violating probation..these ppl are wicked and seriously evil
    It wasn't a "change of heart" it was pressure from the community.

  • @ichigo_kurosaki25
    @ichigo_kurosaki25 3 года назад +3488

    Don't act like the judge did him a favor.. He simply corrected his own mistake in judgement..

    • @johnjobber2219
      @johnjobber2219 3 года назад +45

      Not really. The recidivism rate for him is extremely high and next time he may actually take a life.

    • @Jocy-xj9jz
      @Jocy-xj9jz 3 года назад +59

      And he barely did that! He shouldve just given him 3 years suspended not 60 years suspended and 50 years probation wtf is that

    • @marionbrockiv9378
      @marionbrockiv9378 3 года назад +12

      The guy is dead now by the way

    • @aztekwarrior518
      @aztekwarrior518 3 года назад +46

      Lol he was back in jail within a year for breaking into another property..
      The judge didn't do him a favor, he put the neighborhood in jeopardy ..

    • @RickGonzal3z
      @RickGonzal3z 3 года назад +28

      He’s dead now bc he didn’t stop what he was previously doing.
      Shot and killed by another thug
      Smh

  • @Mr-Boston
    @Mr-Boston 4 года назад +5085

    Wow Amber Guyer got 10 years for killing a man in his own home. Smh

    • @bdo9285
      @bdo9285 4 года назад +412

      White privilege

    • @mrsJacobPerez
      @mrsJacobPerez 4 года назад +162

      i was looking for this!! and a freaking hug from the damn judge

    • @veemuyambo
      @veemuyambo 4 года назад +120

      Not to mention the guy was watching tv and eating ice cream totally unarmed ...

    • @vicakwe
      @vicakwe 4 года назад +80

      Welcome to the United states of America!

    • @arliciaw
      @arliciaw 4 года назад +94

      To add to this situation the next door neighbor that was a witness in court has been murdered.

  • @MarkoSkace
    @MarkoSkace 3 месяца назад +2

    Yeah that guy was quit his job and started robbing again. Should've gotten 60 years that time.

  • @johnnydelazerda
    @johnnydelazerda 2 месяца назад +1

    He was short and killed in April of 2022 outside a club in Broward County. Smh. The 60 years might have saved his life. Tragic all around.

  • @jonkeilman7549
    @jonkeilman7549 4 года назад +6405

    The judicial system in America is beyond disturbing.

    • @waldytarasewicz1224
      @waldytarasewicz1224 4 года назад +20

      Agreed

    • @autumnzwicker8968
      @autumnzwicker8968 4 года назад +44

      Yeah its embarrassing

    • @rgs6236
      @rgs6236 4 года назад +3

      Jon Keilman I was thinking that same thing

    • @montacap
      @montacap 4 года назад +47

      2 Dallas cops was pulling females over for traffic stops and hand cuffed them and raped them in the back of there cop cars . They had been fired and given probation .

    • @thomasanderson6426
      @thomasanderson6426 4 года назад

      @Nader Hofioni so they say

  • @Ashton__Kusher
    @Ashton__Kusher 3 года назад +3735

    I'm not even sure how you would be able to sleep at night giving 60 years to a non violent offending kid.

    • @thornyturtleranch6152
      @thornyturtleranch6152 3 года назад +280

      Burglary and strong arm robbery. What's non violent about that? With a felon with a box of bullets? Get the wax out the ears.

    • @mericanbadass5299
      @mericanbadass5299 3 года назад +257

      @@thornyturtleranch6152 some people who commit murder don’t get 60 years dude

    • @thornyturtleranch6152
      @thornyturtleranch6152 3 года назад +131

      @@mericanbadass5299 oh, I agree, the sentence is a abuse of power. But strong arm robbery is not a non violent offence its violent. Maybe creeping into a car or a storage shed I'd non violent but not "strong arm robbery" at least not in the opinion I have which might be with threats of harm or mild force.

    • @Ashton__Kusher
      @Ashton__Kusher 3 года назад +18

      @@thornyturtleranch6152 I'll give you that man ijs tho it's wild af. I just seen a pedophile get 11 years and both (yes two) victims were under age 6.
      Something is awry here.

    • @RickGonzal3z
      @RickGonzal3z 3 года назад +19

      @@Ashton__Kusher he’s a repeat offender and ever since Joe Biden created the 1994 Crime Bill
      It has always been 3 strikes and you’re out of society!!!! It doesn’t matter what the crime

  • @vladsirin
    @vladsirin 3 месяца назад +9

    Well, he burglarized another spot, got arrested and sentenced, then released again, and then was shot and killed outside of a nightclub. A judge cannot use punity as prevention. The entire environment has to change outside the courtroom. RIP Mr. Hebert Smith

    • @finnmitchell7202
      @finnmitchell7202 3 месяца назад +1

      Wow seriously even after all this he robbed another house how long did he get?

    • @vladsirin
      @vladsirin 3 месяца назад

      @@finnmitchell7202 don't know but he died a few years later.

  • @gagecarlsen3872
    @gagecarlsen3872 6 дней назад

    That’s so wrong… even if he violates 60 years is way too much. We need to start holding these judges accountable

  • @ramos2770
    @ramos2770 4 года назад +1699

    The judge is no hero, he gave him an unnecessary sentence in the first place and realized how harsh it was

    • @Lymbe06
      @Lymbe06 4 года назад +16

      It must be 60 under the law I think, he didn't come to that number by himself. I'm European tho, not really sure.

    • @ramos2770
      @ramos2770 4 года назад +3

      @@Lymbe06 lmfao i have no clue

    • @bigstuntnsp
      @bigstuntnsp 4 года назад +42

      @@Lymbe06 the narrator mentioned it was 47 more years than the prosecutor asked for. It's definitely not mandatory sentence. And, is unjust.

    • @jamescarter8699
      @jamescarter8699 4 года назад +33

      @Ramos,You mean he gave him an unjust sentence the 1st time and didn't give a damn, til there was a good number of protesters calling attention to his racist evil deed so he withdrew it.

    • @ramos2770
      @ramos2770 4 года назад +1

      @@jamescarter8699 ok sure

  • @hugojaime9565
    @hugojaime9565 4 года назад +3023

    What a broken, rotten, disgusting system we have, 60 years cause I'm in a bad mood ,

    • @hugojaime9565
      @hugojaime9565 4 года назад +27

      @Theme Fresh yuupp that too

    • @caigewheeler6945
      @caigewheeler6945 4 года назад +34

      What’s broken, rotten, and disgusting is for someone to actually commit crimes that would potentially result in 60 years in prison

    • @kexon2
      @kexon2 4 года назад +32

      @@caigewheeler6945 and this guy didn't do that, so your point?

    • @arcana4938
      @arcana4938 4 года назад +32

      @@kexon2 he did, he has a history of crime and he committed another felony after this video.

    • @arcana4938
      @arcana4938 4 года назад +15

      Nothing to do with race.

  • @cactu5jack
    @cactu5jack 3 месяца назад +1

    15 years probation with a suspended 60 year sentence? I dont think he can behave himself for that long 😳

  • @JeffTheThrilla
    @JeffTheThrilla 3 месяца назад +1

    If anyone wants an update, he died on June 20th 2020 after being gunned down. Some people just cannot escape the life, he was better off in Jail for his sake.

  • @JLAShazam
    @JLAShazam 5 лет назад +3062

    Definitely needs some jail time but 60 years is a life sentence, corrupt af

    • @bobdolesghost2406
      @bobdolesghost2406 4 года назад +90

      Corrupt? If you repeatedly offend you get a longer sentence each time. He was on probation caught with bullets and stolen goods. If he robbed you while on probation you would ask why he was still on the streets. Im a convicted felon and have done almost 10 years up the way so no hypocrisy or priviledge here.

    • @Stevenlampkin02234
      @Stevenlampkin02234 4 года назад +25

      Bob Dole ok but what if you got 60yrs

    • @bobdolesghost2406
      @bobdolesghost2406 4 года назад +39

      @@Stevenlampkin02234 10 was too much but I took the risk and did the crime so I have to pay the price whatever it may be. People gotta own their dirt. Without intervention robbery turns to murder. Obviously he had bullets and was no stranger to the life. If he got 5 yrs came home and committed murder the judge would be ridiculed. Give him 60 and hes ridiculed. Reduce his sentence and hes still ridiculed instead of thanked. People really have to accept their own dirt and stop justifying.

    • @Stevenlampkin02234
      @Stevenlampkin02234 4 года назад +16

      Bob Dole ok but 60 yrs is still 60 yrs

    • @bobdolesghost2406
      @bobdolesghost2406 4 года назад +31

      @@Stevenlampkin02234 And crime is crime. How many chances you get to ecalate your crime portfolio before society says you're worthless.

  • @cwgetdabag8481
    @cwgetdabag8481 4 года назад +3185

    We gonna ignore the fact that the judge gave him 50 years probation mans can’t even hit the blunt till he’s 80

    • @jamie.mcevoy
      @jamie.mcevoy 4 года назад +203

      15!!!!

    • @wipemeoff8388
      @wipemeoff8388 4 года назад +77

      Are you sure? I heard 50 too

    • @jamie.mcevoy
      @jamie.mcevoy 4 года назад +42

      @@wipemeoff8388 it sounds like fifteen

    • @ihyishathomas8084
      @ihyishathomas8084 4 года назад +37

      Right, I be tryna tell the homies. Dont take nomore than 5 years paper, because its a dam set up. They try to get you to take all that time on paper, because they know the recidivism rate is high.

    • @Thatboyjee_
      @Thatboyjee_ 4 года назад +40

      He could have also served 60 years so I would take that probation.

  • @kaystar3434
    @kaystar3434 4 месяца назад +1

    The ball is now in his court. I don't know who came up with 60 years, but the judge knew that was outrageous, and that this preacher was going to make sure the judge knew how outrageous it was. The judge has a boss and he didn't want to go down that road. Kudos to the preacher for this watchdog action! However, if this young man cannot appreciate the gift that he was given, he will get exactly what he asked for. No more apologies or looking like a sad puppy. He goes straight to prison for that same 60 years.

  • @DBToy
    @DBToy 23 дня назад +1

    Omg 2 years for a burglary as a youth offender they are the worst, he suspended 60 years like he’s doing him a favor but that’s still 60 years

  • @amadeogriego4705
    @amadeogriego4705 3 года назад +4050

    The fact that he was able to sentence him for 47 more years than the prosecution wanted is a crime on its own

    • @freezesaint7887
      @freezesaint7887 3 года назад +43

      God loves you

    • @born2win259
      @born2win259 3 года назад +15

      It was already written. Judge wasn’t gnna sentence him for that length.

    • @recoveringliberal1689
      @recoveringliberal1689 3 года назад +46

      you're comparing rape charges to murder? it's pretty easy to claim you were raped without evidence, pretty hard to claim you were murdered.

    • @timorthelame1
      @timorthelame1 3 года назад +4

      What specific crime would that be? What law does it violate?

    • @bar-sabas4801
      @bar-sabas4801 3 года назад +2

      Absolutely right

  • @cadencarlisle3772
    @cadencarlisle3772 2 года назад +3759

    I have never heard of even a CHILD MOLESTER in America getting 60 years. Dude this is BEYOND excessive.

    • @frebb9270
      @frebb9270 2 года назад +351

      George f gaming killer: 20 years
      Subway guy that like kids : 15 years
      This nigga failing provation: sorry pal LIFE SENTENCE

    • @keandrewilliams4538
      @keandrewilliams4538 2 года назад +5

      Rip herb

    • @elviseinstein5944
      @elviseinstein5944 2 года назад +6

      @@frebb9270 nah literally like wtf 😐

    • @mmc9828
      @mmc9828 2 года назад +53

      I wonder if the judge had every intention of overturning his own ruling. Maybe he was trying to send a message to that kid and 60 years in prison definitely got his attention. Let's hope so, anyway.

    • @familybills2908
      @familybills2908 2 года назад +9

      i know someone who got 7 years, and 99 years probation for kidnapping, and impersonating a officer. he is a narcisitic sociopath, and the courts can see that. when he gets out, he will back to his usual crimes and hopefully be caught again and put away for good.

  • @matthewfleming726
    @matthewfleming726 5 месяцев назад +1

    60 years, what a joke. Meanwhile in uk, murderers released from prison due to overcrowding after 4 years of a 9 year sentence.

  • @sherbournesubwaymess
    @sherbournesubwaymess 3 месяца назад +1

    If I was the Judge, I'd apologize for the 60 year sentence, revoke it and instead make a final judgment of 120 year sentence without the possibility of parole.

  • @NEWSONDEMAND
    @NEWSONDEMAND 4 года назад +1161

    Killing someone in their own home only 10 years... burglary 60 years man the system a mess...

    • @breytonlemons5254
      @breytonlemons5254 4 года назад +22

      The system is too crooked like a set of teeth

    • @yaseen04
      @yaseen04 4 года назад +2

      Should be the other way around

    • @williamdriver5560
      @williamdriver5560 4 года назад +3

      J 0 E L won’t happen

    • @anibalprime9050
      @anibalprime9050 4 года назад +1

      @@jmonkey3713 Pedos don't even get 50 years, man
      Who you trying to fool?

    • @jasonphillips3796
      @jasonphillips3796 4 года назад +3

      And he was arrested for burglary soon after this... soooo.......

  • @msnfraser4459
    @msnfraser4459 4 года назад +2522

    60 years. How is that even legal. Joke of a system

    • @KrisVic91
      @KrisVic91 4 года назад +100

      America in general is a joke.

    • @sh-bf7bv
      @sh-bf7bv 4 года назад +19

      Well it should have been death sentence. Dude went back to he's old ways and is in prison now.

    • @mrcheckhammmer
      @mrcheckhammmer 4 года назад +6

      @@sh-bf7bv how do you know that information?

    • @sh-bf7bv
      @sh-bf7bv 4 года назад +6

      @@mrcheckhammmer Wonders of google. Can't confirm that he's in prison but for sure he was in court again.

    • @mrcheckhammmer
      @mrcheckhammmer 4 года назад +22

      @@sh-bf7bv then its dishonest and slanderous for you to say what you said. how can you say he's back to his old ways and in prison and deserves death when you arent sure of none of those things? do you even know what he was in court for? do you have proof?

  • @firstblackthenman5201
    @firstblackthenman5201 5 месяцев назад +4

    Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn!!! If he messes that up he’s a fool, I would have written a thank you letter immediately after to the judge and got on the work grind like a mutha. With all that support he has, WHAT!!!! Most people don’t get support and he’s is overwhelming. Take advantage lil dude.

    • @3acharyy87
      @3acharyy87 4 месяца назад +1

      He was given a job, then he quit and went back to reoffending in 2019. Went to jail and 2 months after his release, he was gunned down outside a nightclub in FL. Definitely did not take advantage

    • @firstblackthenman5201
      @firstblackthenman5201 4 месяца назад

      Damn, fareal!!! that’s messed up 👎🏾

    • @CMPunk271
      @CMPunk271 3 месяца назад

      ​​@@3acharyy87I figured. They just can't help themselves. Wait so they have him another shot after this one and got shot? Lol

  • @Wolaninata
    @Wolaninata 3 месяца назад +1

    Imagine the judges who get to sentence their highschool bullies.

  • @thomasgatlin8104
    @thomasgatlin8104 5 лет назад +5395

    Judges have to much power over people lives. They have a bad day an give your 60years smh

    • @griffincrear364
      @griffincrear364 5 лет назад +52

      Thomas Gatlin not quite

    • @dkim3648
      @dkim3648 5 лет назад +173

      Thomas Gatlin well that’s the judges job, not to let emotions get to their sentences

    • @thomasgatlin8104
      @thomasgatlin8104 5 лет назад +435

      @@dkim3648 yeah that easier said then done. Police officers supposed to do the same. We see how that works out in alot of situations.

    • @dkim3648
      @dkim3648 5 лет назад +55

      @@thomasgatlin8104 its also a lot easier to become a policeman than a judge

    • @yourarseismine1016
      @yourarseismine1016 5 лет назад +129

      @@dkim3648
      Policemen and judges are still human, they feel emotions just as we do.

  • @maxhooker4186
    @maxhooker4186 3 года назад +1460

    Sex offenders: 60 dollars ticket.
    Violate the probation: 60 years rotting in jail

    • @poop8867
      @poop8867 3 года назад +31

      I get what you're saying, but where do you live where a sex offender gets let off with a $60 ticket?

    • @mjk934
      @mjk934 3 года назад +11

      excatly what I was thinking , US laws are messed up

    • @jamesagwe2981
      @jamesagwe2981 3 года назад +3

      @@mjk934 hell even in massachusetts the age of consent is 14

    • @rankedskywars
      @rankedskywars 3 года назад +5

      @@justicenah8183 where in america like wtf this wouldnt happen where i live😂

    • @tommynorthwood
      @tommynorthwood 3 года назад +1

      @@jamesagwe2981 I don't believe that...

  • @xxspectre8384
    @xxspectre8384 6 месяцев назад +1

    The judge said he was trying to save him, the irony being that if he had put him in prison, he would likely still be alive. He was shot and killed in a shooting outside of a nightclub in 2022.

  • @azsegrxdhtfgvijnkomlewrhtg9508
    @azsegrxdhtfgvijnkomlewrhtg9508 4 месяца назад +2

    This is in 2015. I'm not sure why this video is posted in 2018. Anyway the guy ended up getting charged again in 2016 for burglary, probation violation and grand theft and then he was shot and killed in 2020.

  • @Tensaimo
    @Tensaimo 3 года назад +3488

    The way someone can just decide to throw 60 years of someone's life away is crazy

    • @Stflilrj
      @Stflilrj 3 года назад +34

      @@jackcapone4375 60 years giving to u for violating parole what’s the first thing u doing ?

    • @Kuson2
      @Kuson2 3 года назад +279

      @@jackcapone4375 Bro, he just violated parole. People MURDER and get 25 years, 60 is insane. He deserves a punishment, but that's far too long.

    • @MrKlausHeisler
      @MrKlausHeisler 3 года назад +14

      This Judge follows God's Bible and gives them Salvations. but instead, the spoiled criminal threw his life away for "Thugs Life".

    • @blackwarwolfdls8303
      @blackwarwolfdls8303 3 года назад +5

      We need to go back to 1776 law

    • @Kuson2
      @Kuson2 3 года назад

      @@jackcapone4375 I'm having trouble finding information, do you have a link to anything I could look at?

  • @manilslat6087
    @manilslat6087 2 года назад +3432

    60 years for violating probation? What in the world. That’s completely unfair and sad

    • @kevinrowe3936
      @kevinrowe3936 2 года назад +72

      Are you really that slow? 😀

    • @humblehomie4395
      @humblehomie4395 2 года назад +202

      Know what else isn't fair having someone break into your home and steal the things you worked hard for....thrives in other countries would love 60 yrs if they get to keep their arms and legs...life 8snt fair so you better be a good person so karma gives more good than bad

    • @kareemgriffin7835
      @kareemgriffin7835 2 года назад +17

      @@humblehomie4395 but your the same person kf it’s your family making any excuse and swearing they not doing it

    • @mcgee6177
      @mcgee6177 2 года назад +175

      I know a guy murdered someone by shooting them in head then dumped their body in a lake and they only gave him 20 years. I've even heard of people getting 10 years for murder (reduced to manslaughter) for guilty pleas but they gave this dude 60 for a probation violation??

    • @80official20
      @80official20 2 года назад +42

      @@humblehomie4395 not really, literal murderers have gotten less than that

  • @reubnick
    @reubnick 3 месяца назад +2

    Apparently Herbert Smith died two years after this sentencing, but at least he stayed out of prison, I guess?

  • @Samira87333
    @Samira87333 5 месяцев назад +1

    Crazy part is if this guy murders someone after this second chance the whole country is going to blame the system for letting him out in the first place.

  • @liorasitelman1856
    @liorasitelman1856 3 года назад +2617

    This is absolutely insane. There are people who commit murder in the first degree who get less than half that prison time.

    • @jimmyhd6948
      @jimmyhd6948 3 года назад +12

      Hmm, I wonder why

    • @BrainDeadNed
      @BrainDeadNed 3 года назад +71

      Theres a nigga that got 14 years for shooting a liquor store owner in the head,on camera, looking at it while he did it. Idk our justice system isnt consistent at all

    • @lifestraight
      @lifestraight 3 года назад +1

      Facts

    • @lunskiss3012
      @lunskiss3012 3 года назад +2

      @@BrainDeadNed you don't like brown people ?

    • @chiefenumclaw7960
      @chiefenumclaw7960 3 года назад +25

      The most insane part is 15 years probation. I'm willing to bet that probation compliance list is as long as a CVS receipt. He's going to get sent back to prison for some minor violation that would otherwise warrant a fine or a few nights in jail.

  • @fcweddington
    @fcweddington 2 года назад +7218

    I'm glad this young man gets another chance, but I can't help but to think of current inmates who got a judge on a "bad mood" day. Terrifying thought.

    • @randallflagg3700
      @randallflagg3700 2 года назад +308

      Sadly, Herbert Smith died in 2020, shot by a rival gang member outside of a night club...
      He had broken his parole a few months after getting his second chance, and got caught after breaking into a house with a gun. He did 14 months for that, and then got killed shortly after getting out.

    • @yamap1
      @yamap1 2 года назад +154

      @@randallflagg3700 that's so disappointing to hear, I was really hoping he would've done right.

    • @CSpottsGaming
      @CSpottsGaming 2 года назад +142

      @@yamap1 Unfortunately our system doesn't rehabilitate.
      People are responsible for their own actions but if re-offending is the norm that's a signal that our system isn't doing its part to help those who have made mistakes.

    • @ChineseWinnie
      @ChineseWinnie 2 года назад +45

      @@randallflagg3700 Lmao, I am sure no one is shocked by this

    • @matejovich
      @matejovich 2 года назад +1

      @@ChineseWinnie only utopian dreamers aka Libtards

  • @user-fm6nq2ds7s
    @user-fm6nq2ds7s 3 месяца назад +4

    He actually genuinely cared about him, he planned the whole thing out to scare him to live a better life for himself.

  • @deannaperkins754
    @deannaperkins754 4 месяца назад +2

    The fact that a 60-year sentence was given on a young man in the first place, where less time has been given on grown men who's done far worse crimes in this country shows there is something wrong with American law and the justice system. ⚖️

    • @bpavilion8994
      @bpavilion8994 4 месяца назад

      Well he re offended. Think first offense gets you 20 years... He kept stacking them.

  • @bluelakes_
    @bluelakes_ 4 года назад +1476

    SIXTY years for that. This judge is out of his damn mind, he should be jailed instead

    • @latiadixon7306
      @latiadixon7306 4 года назад +15

      blueflower right his a young black male so it seems right

    • @zackery5678
      @zackery5678 4 года назад +34

      @@latiadixon7306 bro stfu race has nothing to do with this case

    • @kendrickpope1149
      @kendrickpope1149 4 года назад +6

      Discount Ronaldo I’m pretty sure he was referring to what the judge might have thought

    • @bonaccio
      @bonaccio 4 года назад +2

      Is Not countet as ONE crime...
      If i trow a smal rock true a Window its as many as 12 fellonys!
      Damage of property, traspasing, indanger of people...
      For ech of them u get some years/months and that is gona be countet...
      Sry im bad at eng🙄

    • @str8shoota745
      @str8shoota745 4 года назад

      Josh Carrillo was a harmless crime make him give back what he stole fine him on top of that and give him at most a year

  • @KombatBeatz
    @KombatBeatz 4 года назад +2229

    the narrator sounds like he eats cigs for breakfast

    • @thewhiteman02
      @thewhiteman02 4 года назад +31

      Lmaooo why you gotta do him like that 😂😂

    • @Krututu13
      @Krututu13 4 года назад +43

      He sounds like more like he got deep throated the night before.

    • @artiemiranda9404
      @artiemiranda9404 4 года назад

      You have me dead عبدالله إسماعيل إدريس

    • @joeyarrow2341
      @joeyarrow2341 4 года назад

      @@Krututu13 so funny 😅😅😅😅😅😅

    • @miguelcolmenares3134
      @miguelcolmenares3134 4 года назад

      😂😂😂

  • @Erik_tx
    @Erik_tx 4 месяца назад +1

    Wtf 60!!!! For driving without a licence is ridiculous

  • @Duncan94
    @Duncan94 3 месяца назад +2

    Sadly this young man went on to commit more offences and is now in prison once again.

    • @gmail4218
      @gmail4218 3 месяца назад +2

      No, he was briefly jailed and let out. He was fat*lly shot in 2020.
      Ironically, he would probably still be alive had he been serving his 60 years.

  • @whade62000
    @whade62000 2 года назад +7299

    If a judge can add or wave away 60 years just like that, there's something wrong with the system. Sentences should be by the book, not give so much power to the whims of one man.

    • @tayehagins8541
      @tayehagins8541 2 года назад +90

      Sadly this is “by the book”

    • @masonroush4053
      @masonroush4053 2 года назад +397

      It's a double edged sword. Doing things strictly "by the book" is going to negate a good judge's ability to show mercy and address the gray areas of right and wrong. Allowing judges to have this kind of power over sentences will allow them to show mercy just as much as it will allow them to be unjustly harsh.

    • @Lakanus
      @Lakanus 2 года назад +14

      See normally they should be capable of emotionally disconnecting themselves from their job. This is an exception, which is why its getting so much attention.

    • @Mr.Obongo
      @Mr.Obongo 2 года назад +1

      I agree

    • @jamalthomas6040
      @jamalthomas6040 2 года назад +1

      That's a really good point

  • @WESTSIDEZ4
    @WESTSIDEZ4 4 года назад +1176

    The judicial system has and will always be a joke.

    • @fingersmalone6503
      @fingersmalone6503 4 года назад +2

      Yep

    • @politode11
      @politode11 4 года назад +7

      James Carter I don’t get your point. Should we not send criminals to prison if they’re black because that would be “white supremacy”?

    • @oscarmarkowitz4751
      @oscarmarkowitz4751 4 года назад +1

      politode11 no that isn’t the point, the point is that there are flaws in the justice system that need to be fixed

    • @DbzGuru034
      @DbzGuru034 4 года назад

      ​@@politode11 the punishment isnt justified by the crime though.. it should be equal in value depending on the circumstances and the brevity of the situations.. A poor person will most likely live life from a poor and uneducated standpoint or perspective. But i guess, while you yourself know right from wrong, have a decent education and decent household to see the differences.. Everyone didnt grow up with a decent home.. Where is your mercy for the unfortunate? Some people wrere born into chaos and try to deal with it as life dealt them these cards.. no one asked to be born into poverty and infested in a poor neighborhood with ignorant and uneducated people who believe crime pays.. That became a way a life as a result of it.. You judge based off that, not based on your mood at the given time.. thats ridiculous.. It sounds like if the government made a law that everyone goes to jail for a year for jay walking youd be okay with it because THATS THE LAW... smh The people that make these laws are just people too.

    • @kelbimae8582
      @kelbimae8582 4 года назад

      And racist🤷🏽‍♀️

  • @alexandredesouza3692
    @alexandredesouza3692 4 месяца назад +1

    *"Which path will you choose?"*
    Strong words.
    I don't think this man is innocent and I still believe he deserves to go to jail. But prison is supposed to rehabilitate, not punish. I hope he's given many great opportunities to make good choices and makes those good choices.

    • @MonsterHDE
      @MonsterHDE 3 месяца назад +1

      Facts. That had me thinking about life and I am in College with only a speeding ticket to my name lmao

  • @Dubzoid
    @Dubzoid 5 месяцев назад +1

    This guy ended up going straight back to crime, went to prison, and died in prison. So much for that 3rd chance the judge gave him...

  • @MazdaRX7007
    @MazdaRX7007 4 года назад +2543

    Lol 60 years for driving with a suspended license? Wtf

    • @sallywhatshername6866
      @sallywhatshername6866 4 года назад +118

      He had convicted felon in the car with him and bullets. That in its self is a felony and also shows he is still a danger to his community. That being said i believe 60 is too much, but i think that judge just wants him to always have a very, very good reason to follow tue caring people in his community and have a changed life.

    • @13SamHugh
      @13SamHugh 4 года назад +16

      He was also convicted of armed robbery which is very serious. In Massachusetts that’s a life sentence

    • @ThreadStoppa
      @ThreadStoppa 4 года назад +34

      @Larry David go play in traffic

    • @offroad8163
      @offroad8163 4 года назад

      Yeah exactly ..crazy.

    • @prankgirl9112
      @prankgirl9112 4 года назад +2

      You can't be serious? How does such idiocy get 221 upvotes.

  • @DontSleepOnEm
    @DontSleepOnEm 4 года назад +884

    *Prosecutor:* Your honor, this man deserves a sentence of 13 years!
    *Judge:* _Nah. Let's do 60_
    *Prosecutor:* 😮

  • @FrankThe77Tank
    @FrankThe77Tank 6 месяцев назад +2

    If the kid does well, ppl will say this should happen more. If he ends up killing someone in an armed robbery, ppl will say he was given too many chances…

  • @kathypichey4306
    @kathypichey4306 Месяц назад +1

    Im glad he changed his mind its a blessing Judge not lest ye be judged.

  • @karlajames9311
    @karlajames9311 4 года назад +1605

    All judges, prosecutors n attorneys will have their day at judgement day.

  • @dibbage
    @dibbage 5 лет назад +3072

    60 yrs is basically death he's 23 so he would be 83 thats barely anything left. If he made it to 83

    • @truethought2581
      @truethought2581 5 лет назад +103

      60 means 20. 1/3 is all he would have done. I'll wager hes already screwed up and is back in jail.

    • @truethought2581
      @truethought2581 5 лет назад +41

      @Sasuke Uchiha had nothing to do with race. Criminal keeps getting off and figures he will continue to be let off easy. I dont see a racial comment or implied reference to race. Have a great day.

    • @JohnJohn-qv4mg
      @JohnJohn-qv4mg 5 лет назад +33

      @Sasuke Uchiha that´s just ignorance and inexperience in life talking.

    • @pj2479
      @pj2479 5 лет назад +12

      @Sasuke Uchiha let me guess...you voted for trump 😂😂

    • @sdavis2678
      @sdavis2678 5 лет назад +3

      DiBBagE he's lucky he didn't get shot from breaking and entering. And he would have deserved that 100% to been shot and killed. he would be lucky to only get 60 yrs.

  • @lonamylegaste7534
    @lonamylegaste7534 4 часа назад

    unlawful judgement parole violation 60 years very insane

  • @businessnow2499
    @businessnow2499 4 месяца назад +1

    Even the 15 years of probation was harsh too

  • @DarthFurie
    @DarthFurie 3 года назад +1605

    A 23-year-old young man, they wanted to put him in prison until he was 83 years old for a probation violation?? Wow. May God grant this young man a new life, in prison and upon release!

    • @justinkongol0
      @justinkongol0 3 года назад +9

      He could get out beforehand but yes it’s still ridiculous

    • @michaelthompson8665
      @michaelthompson8665 3 года назад +33

      He’s out. A suspended sentence means just that. That’s it was suspended. He probably walked free a few hours later.
      However that 60 years will hang over his head for the rest of his life. Because any violation and he will have to serve the sentence in custody rather than in the community.

    • @johnvanegmond1812
      @johnvanegmond1812 3 года назад +23

      Dead, June 22, 2020

    • @ytdufy
      @ytdufy 3 года назад +19

      @@johnvanegmond1812 Such an unbelievable sentence takes its toll. Unconsciously it sent him a message that he would rather be dead than live like that. Those judges are not human and the system is horrible.

    • @DarthFurie
      @DarthFurie 3 года назад +5

      @@johnvanegmond1812 are you saying he died? Dear God I hope it is not that

  • @NS-ur5ss
    @NS-ur5ss 4 года назад +1584

    "No man should have this much power "

    • @ConservativeVanguard
      @ConservativeVanguard 3 года назад +29

      He doesn't you simple fool, he was elected by the people, and if the people had an issue with the sentence they can just go tell the judge how they feel.... HENCE THE PASTOR AND COMMUNITY GETTING HIS SENTENCE SUSPENDED! You people are morons.

    • @SILVERSTRIPE_
      @SILVERSTRIPE_ 3 года назад +2

      Thing is that how the world works , its very sick but that 2020.

    • @keithcurtis8730
      @keithcurtis8730 3 года назад +33

      @@ConservativeVanguard have you ever voted for a judge? I promise you 80% of people do not

    • @dannyoceanss
      @dannyoceanss 3 года назад +20

      Conservative Vanguard yeah like its that simple, moron.

    • @imkingthemanhimself6598
      @imkingthemanhimself6598 3 года назад +4

      Conservative Vanguard so you are saying Whatever Unlawful are unreasonable Sentence came out of that judgment it’s OK but it’s the people That elect him have to ask to reduce those time

  • @rokn9591
    @rokn9591 3 месяца назад +1

    Official Update: Herbert Smith returned to jail in 2019 and was released on 04/02/2020; sadly, two months later he was gunned down outside a club in Florida.

  • @Pandaytchannelmeow
    @Pandaytchannelmeow 4 месяца назад +1

    A judge that uses their emotions in the court of law is an unjust judge

  • @rachelbolyard1527
    @rachelbolyard1527 2 года назад +2998

    Sixty years, is insane. They’re basically throwing this man away. No idea why anyone would think that would be appropriate for burglary.

    • @gazza6644
      @gazza6644 2 года назад +133

      It is insane when over in my country the uk 🇬🇧 you would not even get 60 years for murder

    • @melrobinson6919
      @melrobinson6919 2 года назад +113

      That is certainly a long sentence, but the perp didn't comply with his probation conditions and was caught with stolen goods and ammo...seems he has not learned his lesson in the least. He was given one more chance. Let's hope for his sake he doesn't blow it...again.

    • @j.t.3994
      @j.t.3994 2 года назад +6

      just wait til he shoots somebody

    • @rachelbolyard1527
      @rachelbolyard1527 2 года назад +59

      @MGTOW INC. no, it just makes them more violent. If they get sixty years anyway, what stops them from raping, murdering, dismembering, eating, then setting me on fire? If it’s all a life sentence no matter what, may as well go all in. Limited, sane sentencing has its place.

    • @st0n3p0ny
      @st0n3p0ny 2 года назад +5

      @@gazza6644 right, you guys lock people up for innocent speech crimes while you laugh and pat pedo grooming gangs on the back...

  • @alvinjuline1064
    @alvinjuline1064 5 лет назад +1281

    I dont understand how violating probation gives you more years than the actual crime...

    • @PNL_King
      @PNL_King 5 лет назад +24

      Driving with bullets and stolen goods?

    • @slightlyworking4
      @slightlyworking4 5 лет назад +150

      hes black

    • @nongrada6004
      @nongrada6004 5 лет назад +107

      Joshua McMillan nah he just stupid don’t bring race in it

    • @909bkaby
      @909bkaby 5 лет назад +39

      Joshua McMillan your an idiot

    • @rulerzigzag
      @rulerzigzag 5 лет назад +66

      K if you think his race had nothing to do with it then you’re the only idiot here

  • @TruthGotGunz
    @TruthGotGunz 6 месяцев назад +1

    50 years of probation though?! 🤦🏿‍♂️ 50????

  • @chantelllovett4335
    @chantelllovett4335 4 месяца назад +1

    Why 60 years thats very extreme...some murderers not even given 60 years.