The Most Notorious Arrests In Livestreaming

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  • Опубликовано: 17 янв 2025

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  • @wavywebsurf
    @wavywebsurf  Год назад +411

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  • @CsFrmDaA
    @CsFrmDaA Год назад +5738

    Why people would ever carry around what's pretty much a security camera while doing crimes is beyond me

    • @LITTLE1994
      @LITTLE1994 Год назад +1

      Ignorant society

    • @Bleeeh_
      @Bleeeh_ Год назад +94

      Clout

    • @أكبرمنالحيا.انتهزالفرصة
      @أكبرمنالحيا.انتهزالفرصة Год назад +134

      That's ironic if you watch police bodycam videos

    • @CsFrmDaA
      @CsFrmDaA Год назад +53

      the cops who do illegal shi are dumb asl when they know they have a camera on them recording at all times

    • @r32juan
      @r32juan Год назад +64

      ​@@أكبرمنالحيا.انتهزالفرصة tbf theyre forced, these fools arent

  • @jeremysmith5919
    @jeremysmith5919 Год назад +3255

    Why did swatting ever become popular? I mean seriously, it's not funny, it's illegal, making false 911 calls is a waste of resources and dangerous.

    • @wrestlefestivalent9144
      @wrestlefestivalent9144 Год назад +621

      Miserable people make miserable choices.

    • @zuune4678
      @zuune4678 Год назад +380

      As far as I'm aware, it's a "power move" thing. Many of them would use it to show that these people aren't untouchable, or for some level of personal entertainment that only the Swatter enjoys. I make no excuses for these people, and agree that it's absolutely horrible.

    • @KdotLINE
      @KdotLINE Год назад

      Low IQ children w/ internet access.

    • @KarazolaX
      @KarazolaX Год назад +154

      Because of how powerful it is. SWAT teams are trained to treat every call as deathly serious. At the time people were coming up with it, they couldn't conceive that they would be weaponized by someone to harass and possibly kill someone else. And they largely still have the same attitude. There are a fair amount of them that have gotten caught, but there are ways to make the calls untraceable if the swatter knows what they're doing.

    • @EvertG8086
      @EvertG8086 Год назад +20

      That’s the funny part.

  • @Dthomas5816
    @Dthomas5816 Год назад +3887

    Any form of swatting should face at least 5 years in prison. Absolutely ridiculous regardless of the streamer.

    • @midnytejay
      @midnytejay Год назад +1

      maybe even attempted murder, since cops come in with guns ready to fire on the suspect. they usually hear about a scary criminal with a gun, or a bomb, so their fingers are ready to pull the trigger. its unbelievable how some swatters walk away with nothing.

    • @randomuser5443
      @randomuser5443 Год назад +450

      20. Its attempted murder

    • @bobsempletank5362
      @bobsempletank5362 Год назад +621

      @@randomuser5443 Attempted murder, wasting police resources, reckless endangerment. The whole shebang. 20 years, if anything, seems a bit too lenient.

    • @Fetidaf
      @Fetidaf Год назад

      @@bobsempletank5362 let’s just make it an even 32 years; attempted murder, filing a false report, assault with a deadly weapon, fraud… whatever the one is where you use 911 wrong, might as well throw some embezzlement in there, sprinkle a little “enticing a minor” so they’ll need to register as a SO… the whole shebang…
      And it should be grounds to sue and have a fine attached to it to pay for wasted police resources…

    • @doctorwyvern9992
      @doctorwyvern9992 Год назад +104

      It’s incidents like that that keep me from ever streaming. Just not worth it.

  • @couch2558
    @couch2558 11 месяцев назад +376

    19:55 the judge calling him only a "yoho" after casually saying butt fucker 3000 absolutely killed me. Such a tame insult to follow

    • @FreekTwizted
      @FreekTwizted 6 месяцев назад +7

      I personally know the guy he's not very bright lol

    • @braysway10
      @braysway10 6 месяцев назад +14

      its amazing the others in the zoom call didn't laugh. I would've been on the ground.

    • @juIianstag
      @juIianstag 6 месяцев назад +14

      I love the flag in your profile. I hope your disability pride is going well.

    • @juIianstag
      @juIianstag 6 месяцев назад +11

      This sounds condescending, it's ok I mean well. Im also disabled

  • @someguy1865
    @someguy1865 Год назад +2848

    It's amazing how Sanchez walked around New York being aggravating and never got dropped by a New Yorker.

    • @KristenDETW
      @KristenDETW Год назад +200

      He wasn't worth the time.

    • @SoyLaEll3
      @SoyLaEll3 Год назад +243

      He chose who he did it to

    • @ritawashere5787
      @ritawashere5787 Год назад +104

      I'm surprised by that too. He could go anywhere in Chicago even in front of our beautiful high-rises on LSD, he would be dropped.

    • @ritawashere5787
      @ritawashere5787 Год назад +96

      @@SoyLaEll3 that must be it, in the video they show him going after a woman on a bike and a man. They don't look like they would harm a fly.
      Shame on him, he risked his life but he could have also caused an accident falling off the back of that tow truck. Then climbing the bridge, SMH innocent people's lives at risk. For what $3 donations 😂

    • @theequalizer3381
      @theequalizer3381 Год назад +27

      I was thinking the same thing! You can't push people on the street there... He'll you better not make eye contact with certain people! LOL

  • @genericamerican7574
    @genericamerican7574 Год назад +3470

    The fact that the FBI didn’t release info that the guy who called the threat on the plane is messed up. People need to see these consequences happen.

    • @goldenflower5035
      @goldenflower5035 Год назад +77

      Or it didnt happen.

    • @happicheshirecat
      @happicheshirecat Год назад +70

      @@goldenflower5035 his name is generic American, he doesn’t know what he’s talking about

    • @أكبرمنالحيا.انتهزالفرصة
      @أكبرمنالحيا.انتهزالفرصة Год назад

      The fbi still can't do sht if the criminal is on a country with a weak rule of law to chase a kid doing cyber crimes in america. Especially if they are not allies or have extradition laws with usa

    • @goldenflower5035
      @goldenflower5035 Год назад +6

      @@happicheshirecat 😂😂

    • @Trifixion22
      @Trifixion22 Год назад

      Nah feds are too busy with false flags

  • @silverflight01
    @silverflight01 Год назад +1624

    I consider Ice Poseidon's case to be one of the greatest examples of why you just don't swat people "for the lulz". Not only can they trace calls back to you, but you'll find your whole life destroyed.

    • @talentkid234
      @talentkid234 Год назад +71

      I doubt the dude got caught though. Otherwise they would make an example out of him. The source here is not credible

    • @owenlindkvist5355
      @owenlindkvist5355 Год назад

      Ice deserves all the shit inflicted upon him according to his own logic.

    • @thatguy5391
      @thatguy5391 Год назад +55

      ​@@talentkid234 the guy could of went private and wanted to remain anonymous, you aren't "made an example of" this isn't the 16th century

    • @talentkid234
      @talentkid234 Год назад +95

      @@thatguy5391 Setting legal precedent is not archaic. With the amount of swatting going on I have no doubt they would want to release his arrest. Also, why would the cameraman know but nobody else?

    • @Maximalistcollector
      @Maximalistcollector Год назад

      also, no more content

  • @jessicah4462
    @jessicah4462 Год назад +106

    9:49 I was in that chat watching that girl drunk drive, was sickening! She didn’t care and it’s a miracle she didn’t hit anyone. But, those fellow chatters were all over it and got her off the street in record time! She wasn’t just drunk, she was streaming and paying more attention to her chat than the road! People were pleading with her to pull over, call a cab, call a friend, anything and she would get indignant saying she does this all the time, and is better drunk driving than most people sober driving, smh. She wasn’t. She was all over the road, hit that sign, was falling asleep. Terrifying to witness, I remember praying she didn’t hurt anyone but herself. Her punishment wasn’t nearly strong enough. I had just lost a friend to a drunk driver about 2 years before this happened. My friend was hit head on around 5pm as she was on her way home from work. She was hit about 2 minutes from my front door. We heard the sirens and all, but had no idea it was her. Our moms were lifelong friends from preschool age and I knew her from when we were in kindergarten ages. We just lost her mom 3 years ago to breast cancer.
    One notable thing, my friend worked traffic controls and landing planes at our local, very small airport. She landed Harrison Ford dozens of times! He regularly flew alone to our area to visit friends that owned a restaurant. He sent a beautiful flower display and lovely card for her funeral. He also called her mom to give condolences. Very admirable. The world lost a great person when she died.

    • @Brainulator9
      @Brainulator9 7 месяцев назад +3

      My condolences.

    • @up0820
      @up0820 10 часов назад

      I saw nobody atleast in this video of anyone pleading for her to pull over, it was more like eh you should pull over, but we will watch anyway.

  • @PepperOnPatty
    @PepperOnPatty Год назад +744

    It's always bothered me how easy it is for random people to call in a fake bomb/shooting threat involving anyone they see without consequence 99% of the time.

    • @wildboy6718
      @wildboy6718 Год назад

      It’s because of 911 an other bombing events they immediately go just because of a call

    • @nixienooo
      @nixienooo Год назад +25

      That happened when I was back in high school in my freshman year. Literally all they got was a three-day suspension.

    • @ZorotheGallade
      @ZorotheGallade Год назад +15

      And if it's in the US, the one the cops are called on will most likely take the blame anyway because they're the easier one to punish.

    • @TheGhostOfFredZeppelin
      @TheGhostOfFredZeppelin Год назад +7

      Yeah that state supreme court ruling was weird, just do whatever you want and then say you were "just kidding" and everything is fine apparently

    • @rubyrunz1723
      @rubyrunz1723 Год назад

      No everyone get consequence

  • @kyriacarica5862
    @kyriacarica5862 Год назад +755

    The DUI streamer made me so
    mad. A drunk driver is the reason my 30-year-old cousin is now a widow with a toddler. Her husband was doing the law abiding thing and stopped at a stoplight. Driver who slammed into his motorbike was drunk on his @$$.

    • @Balls4778
      @Balls4778 Год назад +77

      I find it crazy how she didn’t face any jail time when she was the one streamer who actually could’ve killed someone with her actions. Weird

    • @Sunshineattacks3
      @Sunshineattacks3 Год назад +40

      @@Balls4778 I was gonna say the same thing. They literally have a video of her doing it intentionally!!

    • @jsmith3946
      @jsmith3946 Год назад +4

      why is there a huge space between so and mad

    • @F22C1
      @F22C1 Год назад +24

      Because of people like that, I don't ever think about riding a motorcycle on the road. Rest in peace to your cousin's late husband. ❤

    • @CrAzYpotpie
      @CrAzYpotpie Год назад +14

      ​@@jsmith3946 Why did you not capitalize or type a question mark at the end of your sentence?

  • @r.mlheureux8481
    @r.mlheureux8481 Год назад +1693

    major props to the defence attorney who noticed that the woman was looking off to the side. she may have just saved her life!

    • @Sunshineattacks3
      @Sunshineattacks3 Год назад +83

      Oh my goodness I know that’s absolutely amazing! It’s terrifying to think what happened before hand but luckily she was there to stop it from getting worse

    • @pettykittyfam
      @pettykittyfam Год назад +82

      I know right? What an amazing job 👏
      That woman was in very real danger and thank God someone was there paying attention.
      You can tell by the way the guy reacted screaming about his lawyer about "I wanted to talk to her before this hearing"... Yes I bet he did! Abusers always want "one more chance to talk... Closure" etc... Bs excuses to be near the person they are abusing.
      Absolutely fantastic lawyer ❤

    • @Kayla-rd5jd
      @Kayla-rd5jd Год назад +61

      it made me so happy that the judge took it seriously when she brought it up & that it ended up going well & that the victim was safe. i can only imagine how scared she was until the cops showed up. i hope she got away from him & is now in a safe place with her child.

    • @wallyman292
      @wallyman292 Год назад +44

      @@Kayla-rd5jd That judge and DA are featured quite a bit on the "law talk with mike" channel here on YT. She's a great gal overall. She calls in to lots of Mike's livestreams, and has a bunch of friendly goats on her farm, one she named after Mike himself. As for the judge, he's one of the fairest, most compassionate ones you'll come across. But don't you dare lie to him, or let him down after he gives you a break, or in for it!

    • @immapotato1
      @immapotato1 Год назад +16

      I remember when the video was originally posted. as I recall the prosecutor noticed the victim was acting strange (probably scared) and pointed it out. though I don't remember if she mentioned having been tipped though.

  • @LittlelauraMJ
    @LittlelauraMJ Год назад +161

    Bravo to the attorney that noticed something wasn't right with that poor victim on virtual court and did something about it. People say they would do something if they witnessed dv but, from personal experience, it's more common for people to ignore it and look away.

    • @tegantalks9612
      @tegantalks9612 10 месяцев назад +9

      I once saw a man berating his girlfriend at the mall outside of a washroom. I approached her and asked if she was okay and needed help. She was so scared and he was trying to speak for her. I looked at him and told him to back off and I wasn’t talking to him. I think about that situation often and wished there was more I could do to help, but I was only 22 at the time and didn’t know what I could do. I just wanted to stop him being such a dick to his partner.

    • @ZeSiberianMark
      @ZeSiberianMark 9 месяцев назад +2

      I mean the DA was tipped off about them being in the same house prior to the hearing

  • @aves4270
    @aves4270 Год назад +2150

    The irl harassing of random people on the street was easily the worst era of live streaming bar none

    • @GiraffeFlavored
      @GiraffeFlavored Год назад +106

      And with TikTok, it all starts over again.

    • @reprovedcandy
      @reprovedcandy Год назад +1

      I had some tiktoker idiots jump out in front of my car. I saw this group of dipshits filming and this 1 dude jumped out into the middle of the street in front of the car in front of me.
      I said "I swear to god if they do that to me..."
      *As I pass by a different guy sprints at full speed in front of my car*
      I literally stopped and sat there for 5 seconds to calm down before making the right decision and driving away.
      Why do people follow fools like this. (I'm assuming it was for tiktok? idk why else you'd make a game of jumping in front of cars)

    • @anthonydavenport1841
      @anthonydavenport1841 Год назад +64

      Anything to do with social media and influencers and streamers is the worst era ever. Filled with a bunch of people with no real life skills and socially awkward as fuck. It’s really sad actaully

    • @DonaldHolben
      @DonaldHolben Год назад +1

      No brains!

    • @ashhole03
      @ashhole03 Год назад +8

      It's still very common

  • @ValianceGames
    @ValianceGames Год назад +696

    Wow. Stream chat trolls are some of the most disgusting people I can imagine. People getting attacked, swatted, and arrested because of trolls in chat. That's terrible.

    • @Nodsbane
      @Nodsbane Год назад +23

      People are sick, especially in certain circles and especially when they feel like they are anonymous.

    • @pleasantdashi7112
      @pleasantdashi7112 Год назад +2

      yeah, lazy dull brain fun for those monkies

    • @mhopkins7954
      @mhopkins7954 Год назад +8

      They should be charged with attempted murder for every time they swat someone.

    • @areyouseriousholmes
      @areyouseriousholmes Год назад

      like the people who listens to the trolls are even worse. they are trolling

    • @CypressJuice
      @CypressJuice Год назад +6

      Not any worse than the streamers harassing and threatening everyone

  • @chiefwidemarsh
    @chiefwidemarsh Год назад +869

    I'm actually amazed by the dispatcher in the DUI streamer case. So often you hear these people sounding like they're going through the motions and not really caring, or getting confused by what they're being told. Understanding the situation and asking for the link to the stream to verify was some pleasantly surprising competence.

    • @robloxpwnr7604
      @robloxpwnr7604 Год назад +64

      Think of how many people are calling 911 on any given day, their job is to follow the script and get all the information they can before moving on to the next person. Not every caller can get a lengthy and personal response, plus after doing it for so long it just becomes a job. You help people but it’s a paycheck

    • @chiefwidemarsh
      @chiefwidemarsh Год назад +20

      @@Sirlordbob Yeah absolutely. Just as easily could have been telling her to drive down a sidewalk. From the looks of it she probably would have.

    • @chiefwidemarsh
      @chiefwidemarsh Год назад +37

      @@robloxpwnr7604 Of course. Not trying to minimize that at all. I get burnt out sometimes at my job that's not anywhere near that level of stress. Just wanted to highlight how well this person in particular did with this call.

    • @smoovkilla
      @smoovkilla Год назад

      Someone watches cops WAY to much.

    • @sebs29
      @sebs29 Год назад

      The real crime here is the piss poor sentence she got. White woman privilege right there for you. Not even a permeant driving band.

  • @sunshadethedragon
    @sunshadethedragon 9 месяцев назад +19

    Props to the chat in the second part for telling her to stop. It shows how they deeply care for her and others safety.

  • @RolandCollides
    @RolandCollides Год назад +2750

    Giving your chat complete free reign to say literally anything with tts is probably one of the stupidest things a streamer could possibly do.

    • @Eswarramesh2428
      @Eswarramesh2428 Год назад +24

      i know right. tell me about it

    • @TheFawse
      @TheFawse Год назад +153

      Gets attention though, as well as money since they have to donate to say the foul shit. Clout and profit over common sense, lack of morals on full display

    • @dissraps
      @dissraps Год назад +40

      Yea naughty words how scary

    • @RetroDeath
      @RetroDeath Год назад +178

      ​@dissraps Naughty words? Dude went to prison for bomb threats, the other got his *ss kicked then went to prison. Those aren't just words anymore.

    • @ballssss3
      @ballssss3 Год назад +13

      Its called content. Something you clearly know nothing about.

  • @casadilla111
    @casadilla111 Год назад +531

    Serious credit to that live stream DUI chat for actually getting her stopped instead of cheering her on and encouraging her to continue until she killed someone.

    • @billionairebychoice8436
      @billionairebychoice8436 Год назад +7

      They didn't call the police until after she hit a sign, that could just as easily have been a pedestrian. So you're wrong. People on the stream deserve zero credit, they waited until it was too late.

    • @casadilla111
      @casadilla111 Год назад +18

      @@billionairebychoice8436 Because she hit a sign? I’d much rather them intervene and actually get help there than for them to just sit there and cheer the driver on to go hit more stuff. That’s such a bizarre attitude, should there have been intervention sooner? Sure. Is it better to recognize damage and to prevent more damage or to sit there while she wrecks the whole town or actually kills people? Obviously. They recognized her potential to hit someone as soon as that happened and they honestly moved pretty quickly to resolve it as soon as they realized the true and immediate danger, which is better than 99% of society.

    • @Cure_Hana
      @Cure_Hana Год назад +8

      @@billionairebychoice8436Oh, yes. That poor stop sign. My condolences go to its caution sign parents who lost their child to the great freeway in the sky. 🙄

    • @vampiresquid74
      @vampiresquid74 11 месяцев назад +8

      @@Cure_Hana If that's what you got from that comment, you need to seriously grow up. genuinely embarrassing

    • @Nizhonibearcreek
      @Nizhonibearcreek 9 месяцев назад

      @@Cure_Hanamy daughter was killed by a drunk driver when she was 10 .. idk if you think you’re funny or if you’re just a truly disgusting person either way mockery on things like this just puts you in the path of karma making such tragedies a reality in your own life .

  • @lordbasti3185
    @lordbasti3185 Год назад +488

    10:00
    thank god for an actually competend phone operator to immediately be like,
    "alright, gimme the link we'll try to find her"
    fucking respect

    • @seducedbysasquatch
      @seducedbysasquatch Год назад +33

      operators like them keep us safe. i hope they know how important they are

    • @aquaseahorselove3939
      @aquaseahorselove3939 Год назад +8

      Agree. I've watched a lot of crime shows where so many 911 operators are clueless and act like they can't understand anything. One I watched didn't like the tone of voice the person calling was using with them demanding they get the police and ambulance there because someone had been shot and the 911 operator started being very rude and disrespectful and told them they don't have to do anything and the person actually ended up dying because of it.

    • @joemamr710
      @joemamr710 8 месяцев назад +1

      Yeah, and that’s in spite of the idiot caller.
      “I just saw someone over on periscope driving drunk”, like no crap the 911 operator isn’t gonna have any clue what that means or where it is.
      Just say “I’m on a chat with a girl who is live streaming herself driving drunk and has already hit a sign I can send you a link she says she’s in X city”

  • @MustardKingCustard
    @MustardKingCustard Год назад +117

    "He found himself getting harassed quite frequently, with pizzas being sent to his house". I wish I received that type of harassment.

    • @MsPBJTime
      @MsPBJTime 10 месяцев назад +38

      I'm pretty sure the deliveries weren't pre-paid.

    • @Amita8505
      @Amita8505 9 месяцев назад +12

      Yeah i don't think u would like someone delivering 5 pies with gross toppings that they're looking for u to pay for, plus a tip

    • @phoenix1900
      @phoenix1900 8 месяцев назад +11

      It’s a form of doxing it’s a way for them to say that they know where you live

  • @Freeze_Art
    @Freeze_Art Год назад +871

    That DUI chick is absolutely despicable. She 100% has a main character complex.
    My dad became paralyzed because of a drunk driver, I have 0 sympathy for drunk drivers, there's no excuse.

    • @zerrierslizer1
      @zerrierslizer1 Год назад +39

      couldnt agree more. and i hope your dad is ok. if he is alive, please tell him i wish him the best. (reason i say IF he is alive is because i have no idea how old you OR he is, so i don't really know if he is alive or not lol. sorry about that!)

    • @jodiforeman3314
      @jodiforeman3314 Год назад +26

      And they should get bigger consequences so this doesn’t happen
      Omg see no consequences
      So sorry what happened to your dad

    • @thegunguy0
      @thegunguy0 Год назад

      “it was an accident, I didn’t mean to drive drunk.”
      Yes the fuck you did, you drank, and then drove. No excuse, no sympathy

    • @Freeze_Art
      @Freeze_Art Год назад +21

      @@zerrierslizer1 thank you, it happened a while ago, he did pass away recently tho. That accident changed his and our lives forever because of it. He lost his job, benefits, etc. He lived solely off social security, which meant us as his kids also lived off social security.
      While my upbringing wasn't the most pleasant, I had my dad and that's what mattered. DUIs are not excusable, I will never and refuse to understand the mindset of people who think it's okay.
      Regardless of my experience with DUI drivers, if you think it's okay to engage in an activity that will and you know will impair you in every aspect, then engage in another activity that requires your full focus and attention and cognitive abilities. (and failure to do so can and will result in death) Yet you still go through with it? What else am I supposed to assume except that person is evil?

    • @Freeze_Art
      @Freeze_Art Год назад +7

      @@jodiforeman3314 100% agree, like yeah they technically get punished... but it's not enough imo, to take away the loved one, the child, the mother, the father, etc. Of a person because that person decided they mattered more than the world? How can they get a slap on the wrist?
      Hammurabi might have been a little harsh, but eye for an eye punishment for law I think is fair. Especially for cases like this, to be a drunk driver, you have to be so selfish, self-absorbed, psychopathic, and evil. There's literally no excuse especially nowadays with Uber and Lyft being a thing. I think drunk drivers are up there with p*dos and r*pists, not for the same reason... but in terms of evil they're very similar.

  • @aimalkhan5028
    @aimalkhan5028 Год назад +703

    the lady who noticed that her bf was with the victim is an example of how all lawyers should be towards protecting their clients

    • @EuroGuy85
      @EuroGuy85 Год назад +31

      she didn't notice, she was tipped off! she was as oblivious as everyone else

    • @jeremygalloway1348
      @jeremygalloway1348 Год назад +8

      And she wasn't concerned with 'victim's' safety...she is a devote feminist lesbian and they had entered into a relationship. This was her only way of securing what she felt was hers...

    • @kaasi5388
      @kaasi5388 Год назад +104

      ​@@jeremygalloway1348if you're gonna say something dumb atleast make it intelligible...

    • @MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive
      @MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive Год назад +4

      Deborah Davis should seriously pursue the role of a Judge.

    • @Angelikatt
      @Angelikatt Год назад +15

      @@jeremygalloway1348 would you be so kind of backing that up with a source, please?

  • @Youngson113
    @Youngson113 Год назад +384

    "I'm the king of New York!"
    ...
    "Mommy, help! 😭 Use my donation money to bail me out of jail!"

    • @bobsempletank5362
      @bobsempletank5362 Год назад +2

      I was hoping he would fall lol

    • @Fetidaf
      @Fetidaf Год назад +9

      I do t think he was saying “mom help” but rather “make sure my mom gets this money”

    • @twinzzlers
      @twinzzlers Год назад +17

      ​@@Fetidaf It's a joke dude

    • @Highly3666
      @Highly3666 Год назад +6

      ​@@twinzzlers it's not funny though, some people are cursed with the unfunny gene

    • @Garbologist
      @Garbologist Год назад +31

      @@Fetidaf he literally said “access these donations and use them to get me out of jail” 🤣

  • @lolineko2083
    @lolineko2083 Год назад +109

    Is nobody gonna mention how the Judge in the Zoom court said "Buttf**ker 3000" with a completely straight face? 😂😂

    • @CocoWantsACracker
      @CocoWantsACracker 7 месяцев назад +3

      Mature people generally don't flinch when reading names that the average 16 to 21-y.o. would find provocative or hilarious.

    • @lolineko2083
      @lolineko2083 7 месяцев назад +14

      @@CocoWantsACracker You can be mature and still think something is funny. It's called a sense of humor.

    • @eddhardcore6881
      @eddhardcore6881 7 месяцев назад

      though it would of been perjury I would of said "yes your honour that is my name"

    • @CocoWantsACracker
      @CocoWantsACracker 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@lolineko2083 My point is that it is quite silly to expect a judge to not be able to keep a straight face when reading somebody's funny screen name. I'm not denying you the right to find it funny and be unable to read it without rolling on the floor laughing - I actually appreciate people who are easily amused.

  • @shinrailp1416
    @shinrailp1416 Год назад +992

    That Arab Andy guy just getting held up by the police at gunpoint and still going "Brah" to these officers tells you all you need to know about this guy.

    • @TheCoolestEverI
      @TheCoolestEverI Год назад +36

      20:20 common islam L

    • @christianamort3062
      @christianamort3062 Год назад +43

      To cite the Master himself:
      "Come on, Bro! I didn't do anything Bro! Look at the video, Bro, i recorded it Bro!"

    • @undergroundman1223
      @undergroundman1223 Год назад +23

      @@christianamort3062 LOL. Like did he expect the police officer to look at the video and be like "oh, it's just a prank bro" and then let him go?

    • @chrisrobinson4165
      @chrisrobinson4165 Год назад +4

      Literally told the cop to put his gun down.

    • @aloushali18
      @aloushali18 Год назад +30

      ​@@TheCoolestEverI😑

  • @JoeGrizz1y
    @JoeGrizz1y Год назад +929

    I was honestly pretty pissed to hear about Whiteboy being arrested essentially for an illegal search and seizure. It’s was nice to hear about the judge upholding that ruling.

    • @mooprph7198
      @mooprph7198 Год назад +24

      I agree, it really is the land of the free so long as it's inside your own home 🤣🤣

    • @chazeverett
      @chazeverett Год назад +23

      well he was accused of killing his gf and was swatted gave them probable cause to look in his house wasnt technically a illegal search of his house but they did the right thing imo by not charging him because of the hoax

    • @penskepc2374
      @penskepc2374 Год назад +36

      ​@@chazeverett theres really not an excuse for it at this point. Swatting has been around long enough

    • @Hcaz1113
      @Hcaz1113 Год назад +24

      ​@@chazeverettprobably cause for one crime isnt probable cause for any crime. That's why it was dismissed. Not because the initial search was legal or not. Even if they had a warrant for murder and weapons if green wasn't on that warrant they shouldn't be able to arrest over it.

    • @spawnglance6720
      @spawnglance6720 Год назад +28

      @@chazeverett You don't raid someone's house based on an accusation.

  • @austinhale9224
    @austinhale9224 Год назад +1681

    Whiteboy7thst is so correct regarding that swatting is attempted murder. It has happened before, and for those doing it you’re just pathetic, unloved, and not going anywhere in life but seriously cut that shit out.

    • @dennythomas8887
      @dennythomas8887 Год назад +203

      Anybody swatting somebody should be charged with attempted murder in my book. All you have to do is move the wrong way and the cops are going to open fire.

    • @Koozomec
      @Koozomec Год назад +71

      They are sadists, probably sociopaths or worse.

    • @megs4193
      @megs4193 Год назад +21

      Oh yeah, that lad had already been through so much, what happened to him was evil...I can't believe this is a thing. And the last one needs a slap for scarring people like that, just like we have Isaac Butterfield who thinks he's funny, I do not, but outside his comedian persona watching an interview with him and his dad , how beautifully he treats little buttsmen * how excited he is about being a dad, I see that, I love that, I'd cut my fingers of and tongue out before I became judge jury and executioner of another human being I don't have to watch. This is the first video I've seen for the innocent guys hurt here that has actually terrified me, youtubers should always have a private VPN and loads of security, because people can be insane, your comment made me smile ☺ Good Man 🦘🇦🇺🐨👍.

    • @yuki97kira
      @yuki97kira Год назад +60

      Swatting innocent people should be charged with attempted murder

    • @deborah3250
      @deborah3250 Год назад +9

      bUt thEy dO iT foR tHe LulZ

  • @HowtoLivewithaSmile
    @HowtoLivewithaSmile Год назад +2

    Thanks!

  • @erickflostar9124
    @erickflostar9124 Год назад +927

    Props to the lawyer who called out that POS for being in the same house as the victim 🎉

    • @crizmeow8394
      @crizmeow8394 Год назад +101

      she handled it so well, probably life saving

    • @itsasquid
      @itsasquid Год назад +70

      She's amazing! Deborah Davis did an amazing job protecting her client.

    • @BecarBC
      @BecarBC Год назад +30

      She’s a great prosecutor

    • @WretchedIcon
      @WretchedIcon Год назад +65

      Was looking for this comment. She's a total badass. Her perception, certainty, compassion, and frankness were quite remarkable.

    • @أكبرمنالحيا.انتهزالفرصة
      @أكبرمنالحيا.انتهزالفرصة Год назад +21

      It's rare to see lawyers care about people and not be apathetic

  • @fridaycaliforniaa236
    @fridaycaliforniaa236 Год назад +1074

    Big congrats to the followers of the DUI girl. They did their best to protect her.

    • @AWSMcube
      @AWSMcube Год назад +159

      Even better, they protected others

    • @Mari_Kuai
      @Mari_Kuai Год назад +15

      Omg pfp twins

    • @thilsiktonix
      @thilsiktonix Год назад +85

      Not just her, but actual, *innocent* people who did nothing wrong. Honestly, she would've deserved whatever happened to her.

    • @digit4lbunny231
      @digit4lbunny231 Год назад +4

      First time seeing the internet being caring

    • @roseedge5626
      @roseedge5626 Год назад +9

      ​@thilsiktonix Yeah it's a shame didn't get real punishment. I think DUI should be a no tolerance automatic jail time offence.

  • @jamesbillingsby8043
    @jamesbillingsby8043 Год назад +454

    Man, that white bot 7th street one makes me sad. Lost both his parents, that has to be very difficult. Then people swat him, that's disgusting.

    • @ArtistFormerlyKnownAsShitlord
      @ArtistFormerlyKnownAsShitlord Год назад +25

      Yeah, people suck. 🤷‍♂

    • @aliencafe
      @aliencafe Год назад +9

      I forgot about him until he was mentioned in this video, makes me so sad this is how he comes back into my awareness

    • @Kageoni187
      @Kageoni187 Год назад +61

      Those who swat and call in fake bomb threats need to be sought out and prosecuted for them.

    • @misseselise3864
      @misseselise3864 Год назад +30

      and getting his life nearly ruined over weed worsens it even more

    • @RudyRamone13
      @RudyRamone13 Год назад +1

      ​@@ArtistFormerlyKnownAsShitlordyeah I like Tom Segura too bro

  • @StevenMcSteve
    @StevenMcSteve 11 месяцев назад +89

    Saying "no no it's not racist" instead of "sorry I'm live and my chat can send TTS of whatever I'll fix it" is probably the dumbest thing someone can ever do

    • @wscottlong3075
      @wscottlong3075 7 месяцев назад +9

      He was about to get robbed anyways, he’s definitely still the person with the best morals of that group

    • @dude...1009
      @dude...1009 5 месяцев назад +1

      asianandy says the 2nd one, probably the only irl steamer i respect

    • @ToxicSmallz
      @ToxicSmallz 5 месяцев назад

      Racism is BS anyways imo.

    • @blkbby3008
      @blkbby3008 28 дней назад

      @@wscottlong3075you think he was gonna get robbed and letting your fans scream racism while in public isnt morals hate to break it to you 🤡

  • @JAlonge017
    @JAlonge017 Год назад +87

    I’m really impressed that a dispatcher can go from saying what’s periscope to saying send me the link I’ll see if I can find her. those people do really tough jobs it would seem

    • @GreenNeonLine
      @GreenNeonLine Год назад

      Some……there are bad ones too just like anything.

    • @G4rfield
      @G4rfield Год назад

      @@GreenNeonLine obviously lmao what was the point of this comment

    • @samuelsmall991
      @samuelsmall991 Год назад

      @@G4rfield lmao what was the point of that comment

  • @standoughope
    @standoughope Год назад +289

    Social media has truly created brain worms in the minds of far too many, it's kind of shocking to me how dumb clout chasing can get.

    • @DrT0705
      @DrT0705 Год назад

      Nah, I think that people were always this dumb, they just lacked an audience and a reason to demonstrate their smooth-brains.
      Just check out the Darwin Awards for dumb ways that people have died and taken themselves out of the gene pool.

    • @hennerzz3460
      @hennerzz3460 Год назад +2

      I have come to the firm conviction that vanity is the basis of everything. And that finanlly what one calls conscience is only inner vanity. - a french guy - long before social media. What i would add i suppose is that whilst in the past the reckless, dangerous things people did for attention ( clout ) might have inadvertantly had a positive impact on something or other ( a place or thing discovered, something thought not possible to accomplish being seen to be accomplished etc ). I guess clout chasing on social media just has no up-side, save for the clout-chasers sense of self-satisfaction. essay over :) edit -spellingz

    • @basementdwellercosplay
      @basementdwellercosplay Год назад +1

      People have always had brain worms, it's just now anyone and everyone can see them and be encouraged by other brain worms

    • @BumboLooks
      @BumboLooks Год назад +4

      It isn't social media though.
      If you give money to idiots they will continue being idiots.

    • @notreallyhere67
      @notreallyhere67 Год назад +8

      Nah, it just made the idiocy of “hold my beer” a global phenomenon. The brain worms were always there but contained on a local level l.

  • @sageisnotaplant99
    @sageisnotaplant99 Год назад +277

    I feel bad for anyone who gets swatted. That shit is scary and can be so dangerous

    • @HaveanOreshnik
      @HaveanOreshnik Год назад +3

      Unless they deserve it? Not all,

    • @flux_time
      @flux_time Год назад +50

      ​@@HaveanOreshnik the only people that deserve it are people that say "people deserve swatting"

    • @baldmista1907
      @baldmista1907 Год назад +7

      @@flux_timeif someone deliberately messed with people in public then they deserve swatting tbh. However ice Poseidon didn’t deserve it ngl.

    • @Turk37man
      @Turk37man Год назад

      @@baldmista1907no bruh… harassment doesn’t equal a swat team… maybe in your liberal trans fantasy world but not in the US on earth.

    • @animaIpath
      @animaIpath Год назад

      ⁠@@flux_time so yourself are are saying you deserve to be swatted 😂 somebody isn’t that bright

  • @Deruzejaku
    @Deruzejaku Год назад +50

    About Chicken Andy being unable to control text to speech from donos, it's complete BS, as you can A) Filter those for curse words B) you can hold them off and approve manually

    • @bostonfrank6739
      @bostonfrank6739 8 месяцев назад +5

      It is not wise having racial talk coming out of your phone in a black hood

  • @voodoosleeper
    @voodoosleeper Год назад +464

    Smooth Sanchez should've had to do the five years, or at least some of them. The fact that he got no jailtime is absolutely ridiculous.

    • @twistedyogert
      @twistedyogert Год назад +8

      Must've had a good lawyer.

    • @RizZRizZ-
      @RizZRizZ- Год назад +7

      No he shouldn’t have
      But I agree with some punishment for the bomb threat

    • @voodoosleeper
      @voodoosleeper Год назад

      @@RizZRizZ- He literally risked multiple people's lives for fucking internet clout and the way he sat there with his feet crossed, chilling while another human being had to climb up there and get him down is disgusting. He has no empathy. Like a fucking sociopath. He should've done time for this bullshit.

    • @maxkillcount6232
      @maxkillcount6232 Год назад +23

      It's NYC. They encourage that behavior.

    • @isaacbejjani5116
      @isaacbejjani5116 Год назад

      Lol NYC doesn't prosecute crimes anymore. You basically have to murder somebody to actually go to prison. Should read what the government official said in her public statement after the recent subway incident. Patients are running the asylum over there

  • @mikehunt9884
    @mikehunt9884 Год назад +112

    I used to work at a bar, I totally called the cops on some morons who would insist on driving their cars while being drunk, after trying to convince them to take a cab or even offering to drive them home and take a cab back, some people just won't listen to reason. DUI is no joke..

    • @user-ys2qz6ji6t
      @user-ys2qz6ji6t Год назад

      Your family should be wearing black on your behalf

    • @brokenteethalbumreviews5388
      @brokenteethalbumreviews5388 Год назад +2

      Which is why I left the alcohol industry all together people really do not listen

    • @cannedCPU
      @cannedCPU Год назад +3

      Good on you. It's likely that you saved lives!

  • @MonBerry
    @MonBerry Год назад +184

    I love how the swatter got jailed. This sparks joy.

    • @flamingcheetopuff8434
      @flamingcheetopuff8434 Год назад +3

      its just one swatter

    • @JourneysADRIFT
      @JourneysADRIFT Год назад +6

      Maybe. The name of the swatter is unknown and knowledge of their sentencing is entirely hearsay.

  • @salteadog33
    @salteadog33 Год назад +49

    Best way to know someone definitely isn’t in the mob is if they say they are in the mob.

    • @ElSantoLuchador
      @ElSantoLuchador 11 месяцев назад +13

      Ya, the guy pretty much wanted Ice Poseidon and his camera to GTFO and not ruin his lunch, so he did the mobster thing. Gotta say, dude is a pretty good actor though. I wouldn't take any chances.

    • @bostonfrank6739
      @bostonfrank6739 8 месяцев назад +3

      do you want to risk finding out

    • @MarvinHeemeyer-tg1kt
      @MarvinHeemeyer-tg1kt 7 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@bostonfrank6739stay strapped kids

  • @adamgardiner5869
    @adamgardiner5869 Год назад +376

    Deborah Davis, the lawyer who saved her client, is an absolute legend.

    • @MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive
      @MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive Год назад +14

      She should seriously pursue becoming a Judge.

    • @aaront2192
      @aaront2192 Год назад +2

      I think she was the assistant district attorney.

    • @laine_s
      @laine_s 10 месяцев назад +7

      She's currently running for Prosecutor of St. Joseph's County, Michigan in this year's election. She has her own RUclips channel, too, although it's about her personal life.

    • @laine_s
      @laine_s 10 месяцев назад +7

      I should add that Judge Jeffrey Middleton’s district court docket can still be watched daily on RUclips, as can the Zoom court dockets of a number of other Michigan judges. Live chat and comments have been disabled on all but a few Zoom court channels, but it’s fascinating to see real, every day judicial proceedings, with real judges, victims and defendants, without filters or commentary.

    • @BlackArche0ps
      @BlackArche0ps 10 месяцев назад

      @@laine_swhat’s the channel called?

  • @Sonicsis
    @Sonicsis Год назад +191

    The zoom call taking place in the same house gives me chills everytime. Props to the court for handling it the way they did.

    • @kcbh24
      @kcbh24 Год назад +1

      Chills for what? She let him in the house.

    • @te7365
      @te7365 Год назад +9

      Abusive relationships are more complex than that.

  • @greenockscatman
    @greenockscatman Год назад +325

    9:53 props to that dispatcher for not dismissing the caller out of hand and actually taking appropriate action! I have a feeling not all 999 operators would take the time to look into someone seeing something online.

    • @misseselise3864
      @misseselise3864 Год назад +13

      oh definitely. i worked as a 911 operator in the states & we are trained to send an officer to take a report and it’s not made a priority call

    • @timpoolssentientbeanie5646
      @timpoolssentientbeanie5646 Год назад +27

      @KalebDawson hahaha what? There are plenty of places in the US where cops will never show up, sometimes even after several 911 calls

    • @goldh2o543
      @goldh2o543 Год назад +3

      ​@@timpoolssentientbeanie5646they mean that operators cannot hang up

    • @Anarchist_Angel
      @Anarchist_Angel Год назад +2

      @@goldh2o543 Literally hung up on me when I got stabbed - twice. Attackers fucked off thinking I was dead but they were still around.

    • @ironwolf56
      @ironwolf56 Год назад +4

      @@goldh2o543 Nah you guys must live in well funded urban areas or something. Out here you call 9-1-1 it's a coin flip if any cop is ever gonna come out.

  • @Dylan_Loves_Daniel_larson
    @Dylan_Loves_Daniel_larson 10 месяцев назад +18

    i find it ironic that the we will not devide us livestream (and idea in general) caused more devision than if it was never made

    • @TwoBassed
      @TwoBassed 9 месяцев назад +3

      It was only ever about causing division!

  • @MiMenteOnLine
    @MiMenteOnLine Год назад +157

    Learning that the swater is serving prison time made my day better. I love to joke, even dark jokes but that stupidity ruins it for everyone.

  • @KnapfordMaster98
    @KnapfordMaster98 Год назад +591

    "it was TTS, it was a donation" yeah as if the cops are gonna have literally any clue what that means. The level of disconnect between these people and the real world is disgusting.

    • @mutate34
      @mutate34 Год назад +86

      "Officer I can explain I'm a furry man-thot streamer and my simps have been vibin'"

    • @TheDramacist
      @TheDramacist Год назад

      Gormless inexperienced prats, these stupid little boys need to put the phone down and actually get a life. The fact we have to add new laws to stop this new level of dumb is just agony.

    • @justacomment97
      @justacomment97 Год назад +40

      What’s more disgusting is the refusal to understand each side

    • @Yosetime
      @Yosetime Год назад +34

      Yes, and it is his fault. He facilitated it and encouraged it. He is directly responsible. And a POS! Was glad to see that black eye. And I hope his 2 days in jail were as unpleasant as possible.

    • @Yosetime
      @Yosetime Год назад

      @@justacomment97 Really? What side? The threat to human life or racism? This is serious stuff and not something you disrespectfully encourage or facilitate for your own amusement or financial gain. I'd sue his butt off. He deserved what he got.

  • @HappilyMundane
    @HappilyMundane Год назад +132

    It's nice to hear the cops actually got the right person regarding Ice, so often it ends in tragedy, good to hear this wasn't the case.

  • @Zer0ne-Infinite
    @Zer0ne-Infinite Год назад +60

    Lets give a round of applause for Deborah Davis who is very perceptive and a ruthless icon of justice and safety. Thank God for you and people like you

  • @dogbog99
    @dogbog99 Год назад +171

    What these live streamers don’t understand is that the general public does not live in a live stream world where they know terms such as “TTS” etc.
    just because live streaming is your life doesn’t mean everyone understands what’s going on.

    • @jamesoshea580
      @jamesoshea580 Год назад +6

      This is the second time I've seen TTS, what does it mean?

    • @RandomPasser
      @RandomPasser Год назад +12

      ​@@jamesoshea580 Text to speech

    • @jamesoshea580
      @jamesoshea580 Год назад +7

      @@RandomPasser thanks!

    • @isrulius
      @isrulius Год назад +1

      The people that watch it do, and thats all that matters to them

    • @jgood005
      @jgood005 Год назад +13

      Yeah same with any job. If you're in the medical field you can't start dropping medical terminology to normies. Or car talk, or tax stuff, or whatever your profession is. People outside your field don't get it. But streamers live in a bubble where they mostly interact with chat and other streamers.

  • @Thejordaneverliving
    @Thejordaneverliving Год назад +75

    Man, I live in Lakeland and I really think they let her off way too easy. She was not only absolutely plastered but also on her phone the entire time. Her not killing someone was nothing short of a miracle. In the state she was in you could have put her into her own front yard, spun her around three times and told her to make her way home she still would've gotten lost and taken out a mailbox or two.

    • @ashhole03
      @ashhole03 Год назад +8

      I'm of the opinion that drunk drivers should be charged with attempted murder.

  • @willatwood
    @willatwood Год назад +137

    I like how the guy that did the bomb threat at the university automatically turned into a victim and said he did nothing wrong and if they were going to shoot him, he's filming.

    • @willatwood
      @willatwood Год назад +17

      So, he basically said he was a bitch in prison. Idk why he's talking like he was a G in jail when he said that he'd buy commissary, but they would take it every time.

    • @isrulius
      @isrulius Год назад +7

      He technically didn’t do the bomb threat, the person who donated did.

    • @dimsumboy22
      @dimsumboy22 Год назад

      Blm activated. Most of these people know to act like the victim. Race card too

    • @KdotLINE
      @KdotLINE Год назад +24

      @@isrulius But he's the one that provided the platform for the troll to do it in the first place, and encouraged it by attaching donations to the text-to-speech.

    • @willatwood
      @willatwood Год назад +7

      @@isrulius lmao and you think that's an excuse that will get him out of the charges? Do an experiment and try it yourself and tel the officers it wasn't you, it was a person in my chat that I allow to donate and they can say whatever they want and it'll say it out loud.

  • @bernardschmitt6389
    @bernardschmitt6389 Год назад +20

    "I don't control what they do" Yeah but you can turn it off

    • @joemamr710
      @joemamr710 8 месяцев назад +2

      It was too late by then. As soon as the burglar walked up he was going to get beat up and mugged either way.

  • @022107
    @022107 Год назад +629

    Just when you thought wavy covered everything the internet has to offer, there's still more.

    • @TommasoFirmini
      @TommasoFirmini Год назад +42

      Something you'll learn about the internet is there is always more lol
      The depravity and stupidity of humans is bottomless

    • @FungiRy91
      @FungiRy91 Год назад +20

      There's always more. Literally billions of stories out there.

    • @Fl4kTheTerminator
      @Fl4kTheTerminator Год назад

      Just wait till the 2060 😆

    • @greenockscatman
      @greenockscatman Год назад +7

      just when he finishes with the internet, they just keep making more internet! It's like painting the Forth Bridge

    • @dogbog99
      @dogbog99 Год назад +2

      There will ALWAYS be content.

  • @ChibiTheEdgehog
    @ChibiTheEdgehog Год назад +166

    The irony of yelling " your family did a failure on you" 😅. Way to go Smooth Brain Sanchez

    • @nashbullet3213
      @nashbullet3213 Год назад

      Ironic 😂

    • @Devilish__
      @Devilish__ Год назад

      I’m honestly surprised no one hit these mfers square in the jaw.

  • @MistyDusker
    @MistyDusker Год назад +711

    I feel really bad for Whiteboy. Let the man mourn, smoke weed, and stream in peace like God damn.

    • @ciera1511
      @ciera1511 Год назад +14

      Idk if you smoke or not but 30 grams is ALOT more then just a smoke sack to have laying around.

    • @DaddyGandhi
      @DaddyGandhi Год назад +151

      @@ciera1511 ummm, so a little more than an ounce? I don't know if you smoke or not but having an ounce around is pretty damn common for a heavy smoker

    • @benjamincox4211
      @benjamincox4211 Год назад +72

      @@ciera1511 that’s like 2-4 weeks worth of pot for a heavy smoker. Not really a lot

    • @ciera1511
      @ciera1511 Год назад +13

      Um y’all clearly dident hear a word wavywrbsurf said, he said one that the man’s house had already been swatted twice before, meaning the cops most likely searched his house twice before, meaning the weed was new for one, and for two that he hasent always smoked, what is a new smoker doing with 30g laying around, also as someone who smokes everyday, I smoke a half a week, so having over a ounce to yourself as a NEW smoker is kinda a bit munch.

    • @perc3136
      @perc3136 Год назад +55

      @@ciera1511 30 grams is nothing lmao its not crazy to have a ounce of weed lol

  • @TimoIvvie
    @TimoIvvie Год назад +13

    I feel so bad for Paul 😭 he looks so bewildered seeing his own client basically cursing him out and choosing to represent himself (worst choice in court)

  • @titan133760
    @titan133760 Год назад +83

    Stories like these reminds me of one thing:
    If you indulge your baser instincts while anonymous online, you end up becoming a worse person as a result

  • @FrenkTheJoy
    @FrenkTheJoy Год назад +63

    " a man who basically needs no introduction"
    Me who's never heard of him:

    • @twistedyogert
      @twistedyogert Год назад

      *Visible Confusion*

    • @Hesusingmine
      @Hesusingmine Год назад

      FR

    • @G4rfield
      @G4rfield Год назад

      How did you do that :0

    • @kneel1
      @kneel1 Год назад

      trust me you are better off. These toxic IRL streamers are trash

    • @kneel1
      @kneel1 Год назад

      @@G4rfield do what - use an emoji?

  • @Colecruzin
    @Colecruzin Год назад +26

    2:30 “during the incels ascension “ lmaooo love how he calls him a incel in the most casual way ever

  • @lalaraeray777
    @lalaraeray777 Год назад +4

    You have some of the best narrative. Love your vids

  • @CHUBBYRIDER1170
    @CHUBBYRIDER1170 Год назад +33

    28:25 holy shit. I wasn't actually expecting the judge to say the name all out like that

    • @joelglanton6531
      @joelglanton6531 Год назад +4

      Proof that he wasn't that offended by it and went on a stupid, holier-than-thou tirade over what could've easily been a mistake.

    • @dirtymike3329
      @dirtymike3329 Год назад

      Mistake lmao?

    • @joelglanton6531
      @joelglanton6531 Год назад +3

      @@dirtymike3329 Yes. A mistake is something that happens on accident- as in "I accidentally logged onto virtual court with my obscene Zoom handle still on but did not mean to offend the judge or his court."

  • @sleeplessstudios7626
    @sleeplessstudios7626 Год назад +110

    I had know idea Arab Andy's famous live stream moment happened in Seattle. It kind of explains why everyone responded the way they did. A lot of us are refugees from places where v!olence like that was a common occurrence or at the very least a highly likely risk. Of course, everyone is going to actually panic and genuinely take the threat seriously.
    People in the comment sections of live stream clip compilations that featured the Arab Andy clip often said things like "Those people were overreacting" and "Bombs don't announce their detonation. They should've known it wasn't real."
    If you were in the same room as some random guy you've never met before on your college campus who walked in a few minutes ago wearing a big camera set up and a speaker, how else would you respond to that? In America, you cannot risk something like that. You RUN if you hear something like that.

    • @maymayman0
      @maymayman0 Год назад +7

      I think they probably just got scared because an Arabic man who nobody knew started playing audio about "c4 armed" it has literally nothing to do with it being in Seattle lol

    • @dissraps
      @dissraps Год назад

      I would sit there and go oh that guy is playing a sound over a speaker thats weird. But its fine if you want to run out screaming

    • @micmac274
      @micmac274 Год назад +16

      Bombers do announce their intention beforehand and the IRA had people do exactly that, so he's not only stupid but ignorant.

    • @RandomCommentingGuy
      @RandomCommentingGuy Год назад

      Refugees from war torn countries?

    • @jsmith3946
      @jsmith3946 Год назад +8

      @@dissraps no you wouldn't you would be the first one out the door

  • @KeebeThePlush
    @KeebeThePlush Год назад +466

    Sometimes chat can be the unexpected hero when the streamer is purposely trying to endanger

    • @nodiggity9472
      @nodiggity9472 Год назад +27

      Other times . . . . ..

    • @Jmvars
      @Jmvars Год назад +14

      There's always decent people everywhere that are able to enjoy some innocent antics but are also able to recognise when things have gone too far and will do the right thing.

    • @Trapattoni21
      @Trapattoni21 Год назад +10

      Not on Ronnie McNutt’s case. His audience even encouraged him to having a go at it which is sickening

    • @why.should_i
      @why.should_i Год назад +19

      ​@@nodiggity9472 literally every other time chat is the entire problem. Degenerates, but we knew this

    • @kierankobaissi2396
      @kierankobaissi2396 Год назад +2

      They were saying HIGHER lol

  • @GenXerJeri
    @GenXerJeri Год назад +14

    LOVE how these IRL streamers are nice enough to give the cops all they need to get a conviction LOL

  • @Mewpasaurus
    @Mewpasaurus Год назад +18

    Can I just point out that I love how you enunciate and alliterate in your videos? Excellent work as always.

  • @bewiseopeneyes8720
    @bewiseopeneyes8720 Год назад +50

    If that guy needed a phone for a life or death situation, he wouldn’t be so calm. He was definitely gonna rob Chicken Andy

    • @bostonfrank6739
      @bostonfrank6739 8 месяцев назад +5

      yes, he was going to run off with the phone.I know a cab driver that gave a passenger his phone to use, & he jumped out of the cab & ran off with the driver's phone

  • @alexsdad05
    @alexsdad05 Год назад +58

    Sidebar but the buttfucker 3000 thing was one of the funniest things I've ever seen

    • @normanorman
      @normanorman Год назад +8

      Don’t you log into my court with that screen name 😡

    • @Fetidaf
      @Fetidaf Год назад +11

      I thought it was kinda sad.
      Dude looked genuinely shocked and I believe his excuse that his roommate or friend changed it and he didn’t realize…

    • @alexsdad05
      @alexsdad05 Год назад +6

      Look I can genuinely see the mistake made and both feel bad for the guy whilst acknowledging the humor of the situation

    • @Fetidaf
      @Fetidaf Год назад +3

      @@alexsdad05 I can agree with that tbh

    • @alexsdad05
      @alexsdad05 Год назад +1

      @nhuKer it's how I look at life there isn't always something to make you smile so even in the worst situations try and find a reason too. Cheesy I know but it's how too get through shit and come out sane at the end of it.

  • @slimyturtle4665
    @slimyturtle4665 Год назад +10

    Ngl that clip of the guy pretending to be a mobster was kind of funny 💀

    • @pleasestaycalm5439
      @pleasestaycalm5439 2 месяца назад

      It took me waaay to long to find a comment that acknowledged that.

  • @AbileneExplorer
    @AbileneExplorer Год назад +151

    If thousands online saw these arrests before, thousands of more people are about to see it!

    • @zestywestyzes
      @zestywestyzes Год назад +1

      🍌🍑

    • @j.w.213
      @j.w.213 Год назад +1

      this vid is like the irl clout chasers ngl

  • @MatoroMahri
    @MatoroMahri Год назад +36

    The driving home drunk one is straight out of a god damn Family Guy skit. Who would be that stupid? I mean I admit I have a little too much on weekends but I have the common sense to walk home.

  • @gsdtdeaux7
    @gsdtdeaux7 Год назад +74

    It’s disgusting how many slap on the wrists were given out! That beal girl should have been locked up and license revoked for at least a year and banned from all forms of social media forever!

    • @Kuchito08
      @Kuchito08 Год назад +5

      Alcoholics deserve nothing less than the harshest penalties. Unless they kill someone, they always fucking get off with essentially a slap on the wrist and it's absolutely frustrating.

  • @Jfknosc0pe1
    @Jfknosc0pe1 2 месяца назад +1

    Make more videos! I watched all them!

  • @yerva01
    @yerva01 Год назад +196

    The anxiety that Ice Poseidon must feel while live streaming would be impossible for me to handle

    • @A_YouTube_Commenter
      @A_YouTube_Commenter Год назад +36

      It's insane. Like jumping into shark infested waters covered in chum.

    • @zacharysmith4787
      @zacharysmith4787 Год назад +1

      @@A_RUclips_Commenter *cum

    • @joyanna9433
      @joyanna9433 Год назад +46

      well, he doesn't have to do it. He's doing it to himself

    • @purepeter4737
      @purepeter4737 Год назад

      ​@@A_RUclips_Commenter *cum

    • @TimothyPingus
      @TimothyPingus Год назад +31

      it helps to be a sociopath

  • @VenomRoadRacing
    @VenomRoadRacing Год назад +34

    Alex did so well to hold his composure the moment he realized the raid was happening

  • @lofidigitalmonk
    @lofidigitalmonk Год назад +73

    Glad “Arab Andy” prison term reformed his ways and is still able to follow his dream in a positive manner.

    • @dirtymike3329
      @dirtymike3329 Год назад +5

      Bro sounds he like has an IQ of 60 but at least he doesn’t seem evil

    • @samuelsmall991
      @samuelsmall991 Год назад

      PR training is a hell of a drug

  • @dumdumcappy
    @dumdumcappy 10 дней назад

    Love your content, hate unskippable ads

  • @JMRSplatt
    @JMRSplatt Год назад +71

    "...Back when Twitch cared about their community."
    Wow. I was not prepared for that one. well done.

  • @Chreoh
    @Chreoh Год назад +286

    Whiteboy7thst has always been the sweetest youtuber with a platform, the shit that he’s been put through angers me anytime I think about it. So glad he’s doing well now.

    • @xXVibrantSnowXx
      @xXVibrantSnowXx Год назад +2

      Good, hope he face similar situation again xD

    • @igoshan9664
      @igoshan9664 Год назад +8

      @@xXVibrantSnowXx i think you should clarify on "hope he face similar situation again", cause it kinda looks bad (atleast from my perspective)

    • @gamerboykessler2142
      @gamerboykessler2142 Год назад

      @@igoshan9664nah u ain’t alone bruh ur prespective right frr

  • @RetroDeath
    @RetroDeath Год назад +97

    I never understood why streamers would give strangers in their chat free reign over their lives, crazy stuff.

    • @adenneese4302
      @adenneese4302 Год назад +9

      Money

    • @jorami4838
      @jorami4838 Год назад +9

      @@adenneese4302 I'll never be desperate enough to make a fool of myself for money. I see these streamers the same as I see onlyfans girls: Sell their dignity for cash.

    • @BananaBanditos
      @BananaBanditos Год назад

      ​​​​@@jorami4838 You saying only fans workers are selling their dignity tells me exactly what kind of person you are. Especially saying Only Fans "girls" like there aren't males working only fans too.
      Sex work doesn't mean you have a lack of self respect or "dignity". That's a ridiculous incel concept. Go touch some grass, because you definitely aren't touching anybody's genitalia except your own.

    • @Mayhzon
      @Mayhzon Год назад

      @@jorami4838 Not you, but evidently them.

  • @AlTheWombat
    @AlTheWombat 7 месяцев назад +3

    Some dude living across the street from the "He will not divide us" protests:
    "That shit gave me tinnitus!
    That shit gave me tinnitus!
    That shit gave me tinnitus!"

  • @MarrisaPlays
    @MarrisaPlays Год назад +32

    i wouldnt be surprised if the first dude had a stipulation in his release that forbid him having a phone and/or social media and streaming accounts

  • @Armadill0h
    @Armadill0h Год назад +74

    "I'D LIKE TO FIRE MY ATTORNEY AND REPRESENT MYSELF"
    dumbest last words

    • @micmac274
      @micmac274 Год назад +4

      Please say you are travelling not driving and say you want to be tried under maritime law, make sure you force them to write your name in capitals, etc. There's worse things than representing yourself, there's being a Sovereign Citizen, the legal equivalent of being a Flat Earther.

    • @notreallyhere67
      @notreallyhere67 Год назад

      Future Darwin Award winner right there!

  • @Jamesssssssssssssss
    @Jamesssssssssssssss Год назад +24

    "Girl those DUIs will mess up your whole life" - Chat

  • @T_Rey1799-ud5ll
    @T_Rey1799-ud5ll 2 месяца назад +1

    Sanchez being called an incel by an online news site is so good 😂

  • @Jesus.A.Torres83
    @Jesus.A.Torres83 Год назад +24

    I love that you made this video because it’s important for the kids that watch these losers to see that there are consequences for behaviors such as the ones you showed on these video! I’m subscribing now and I’m also going to give you a thumbs up!

  • @whymusheewhy
    @whymusheewhy Год назад +7

    53:00 "the cops then KILLED... the livestream feed" wavy u scared the shit out of me for a second

  • @DKF_oli
    @DKF_oli Год назад +43

    ANOTHER hour long video.. you are killing the grind, wavy

  • @TheChudoviste
    @TheChudoviste 9 месяцев назад +4

    8:00 the MOST SAD part is,she wasn't thinking "let's see if I'm going to kill someone while driving WASTED"...

  • @binaryrainbows
    @binaryrainbows Год назад +140

    you cant just say stuff like "born in 2001" on this channel, man. some of us are over 30 and it's very upsetting

    • @spookycookies2349
      @spookycookies2349 Год назад +15

      I usually date older people, and my all time favorite thing to say is "i was born after 9/11" 😂😂 its even weird to me that people born in 2001 are 22/21

    • @electricz3045
      @electricz3045 Год назад +12

      If you are over 30 you shouldn't take this to heart lol 😂

    • @DBG-fh7io
      @DBG-fh7io Год назад

      Dude just shut up.

    • @twinzzlers
      @twinzzlers Год назад +1

      Hah, you're old!

    • @eyesturnedeverinward
      @eyesturnedeverinward Год назад +1

      Cries when I remember kindergarten circus of 97

  • @Loregasmo
    @Loregasmo Год назад +9

    “Buttfucker 3000” hit me like a ton of bricks lmfao

  • @dankmurphy216
    @dankmurphy216 Год назад +166

    It's crazy seeing how much ArabAndy grew up after his time in prison, glad he learned from his mistakes

    • @samuelsmall991
      @samuelsmall991 Год назад +16

      It’s called media training mixed with a healthy dose of desperation

    • @planescaped
      @planescaped Год назад +12

      Grew up is definitely the word. He came off as such a manchild in those videos. All these chat livestreamers do.

    • @marcusgabriel8365
      @marcusgabriel8365 Год назад +28

      Nah looking at his reaction after the bomb threat he seemed very proud about making the scene while also kept pleading his innocence to the cops despite having recording the incident himself. Also his apology seemed like he had some media training

    • @misscalicogirl
      @misscalicogirl Год назад +11

      incels never grow up.

  • @kuidaorekitchen5850
    @kuidaorekitchen5850 Год назад +23

    I don't care about any of this or any of these people, at all. But I just sat through 47 minutes of your video due to your storytelling style and voice. Here's to many more years of success for you!

  • @mjouwbuis
    @mjouwbuis Год назад +33

    It amazes me that smooth sanchez was somehow arrested before he met the wrong persons to mess with.

  • @systematic101
    @systematic101 Год назад +45

    they need to harshly punish the people who do these swatting.

  • @T0asterbathb0mb668
    @T0asterbathb0mb668 Год назад +24

    i couldn’t imagine being one of the people witnessing that man climbing the bridge with no context they probably thought he was trying to end it

  • @ZMB-on5ub
    @ZMB-on5ub 10 месяцев назад +4

    "Featuring Jaden Smith" is an objectively hilarious thing to have in the trailer(?) for your protest.

  • @angelbbva3135
    @angelbbva3135 Год назад +18

    That dispatcher is the mvp in that second story. She went out of her way to watch a live stream to figure out a location

  • @imissmybed3469
    @imissmybed3469 Год назад +62

    The first guy. I dont mind if he wants to do shit that would off himself. But he puts the police and those trying to save him in unnecessary danger. The amount of self-importance this little boy puts on himself is astounding.

    • @antilenin
      @antilenin Год назад +4

      Yeah, and he didn't even have his high school diploma? He got his GED after the was arrested? He told his mom to just bail him out with the dono money, so she has access somehow? Seems like there's something there, not sure what.

    • @Dehydratedpencil
      @Dehydratedpencil Год назад +2

      I mean the police chose to save him. They didn't actually need to "save" him, therefore it's their fault if they feel in danger.

    • @yuki97kira
      @yuki97kira Год назад +6

      ​@@Dehydratedpencilthis is so damn stupid..if they dont "save" him..that idiot could fall down and endanger the cars passing by. Imagine just driving and have a body falls on you. Not only would it shock you, youll lose control and then crash into another car. They saved him not because they wanted to, but because they have to

    • @Dehydratedpencil
      @Dehydratedpencil Год назад

      @@yuki97kira He didn't fall though, and it doesn't look like he was at much risk of falling.

    • @yuki97kira
      @yuki97kira Год назад +4

      @@Dehydratedpencil so? By that logic you can say the drunk girl didnt hit anyone. Theyre still a danger to others.

  • @Alex420DT
    @Alex420DT 5 месяцев назад +2

    Imagine getting assaulted over words and then arrested, unbelievable.