I’m 41 now I was in places like that when 16 thru 19 and I wish I could tell my story to kids now cuz I have changed I have good job own place and great relationship and if I can change anyone can

@CalamariProductions

Ай бұрын

@JasonPeck-pf6rn - always like to hear from people who turned their lives around. Gives other kids hope. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@jailalachea1327

Ай бұрын

Omg yes same I been in and out of court rooms, police cars ,probation offices, drug court etc from 12-17 I got pregnant while on the run at 17 years old I wide up turning myself in what made me change was feeling my daughter kick for the first time I was serving a 7 year bid lucky my judge had a heart and sent to a group home with other teens who were troubled and pregnant and I never look back since I currently am 20 with four kiddos ,Married , a beautiful home I also am in college majoring criminal justice to become a trouble teens advocate ❤

@eshwilkins

Ай бұрын

😢

@jasonreed1707

20 күн бұрын

Amen my cousin did it and he goes and talks to kids to help them

I was sad to learn that Devon OD’ed it really made me sad. I’m glad that one of the brothers did in fact turn his life around. I hope the second brother gets it together, also.

What's crazy to me is how we went from those boat anchor intake computers to what we have now in such a short time😮

@CalamariProductions

Ай бұрын

@ShooterMcGavin-zm6rm - truth!

The mom had a plan but she couldnt say what that plan was in open court 😂.

That mom didn’t want those 2 boys. She knew she couldn’t handle them

My heart breaks for families in the circumstances where they live in a toxic environment where violence is prominent. There needs to be rehousing programs and transitional rehab for rentry for these young individuals.

I knew they was finna let white boy go when his momma started crying 😂

@keimyb7147

28 күн бұрын

& it’s sad bc he got shot from doing something super mischievous, race definitely plays a part, & it doesn’t have to be said.

@ljay4525

22 күн бұрын

​@@keimyb7147 his mom didn't have control over him either though. The judge said a factor for the brothers was a lack of supervision. He straight up moved out his mom's house to live on his own despite being on probation. Their support systems are equal.

@ljay4525

22 күн бұрын

​@@keimyb7147 the judge said her decision was based, in part on a lack of supervision for the brothers. The reality is that Devon's mom couldn't manage him either. He up and decided to move while on probation and ended up getting pew pew. Where was the support system before the hearing? We need to be honest here.

residential placement is way better then prison.

@CalamariProductions

Ай бұрын

@joeeysmack - we tend to agree with you on that. Thank you for watching.

I seen this judge, state attorney, probation officer and public defender in another juvenile story and the same thing happened to him. The judge sent him away.

I think a program for teens when they get out like maybe like they do in AA have like a sponser to help u stay out of trouble and give feedback to help them stay out of trouble

@CalamariProductions

Ай бұрын

@JasonPeck-pf6rn - You're right -- support once they get out is always key!

May Devon RIP

@joeeysmack

Ай бұрын

that foo looks like the guy on tiktok that says "what is wrong with you "lol

…by choosing to do the crime,…you are choosing to go to jail…believe it…

It be good to have a update on these teens to see if they changed

@CalamariProductions

Ай бұрын

@JasonPeck-pf6rn - there are updates on the teens at the very end of the video. Hope you can take a look.

@nicolejohnson4989

Ай бұрын

The print is so small

Como fazer pra trsduxir pro português alguem ajuds

The younger brother is following his older brother which may cause him to get hurt. The DA had no remorse for the parent.

Even though this young got shot; does it mean that he will change. Devon has to remove himself from the environment. He is 18 and if he continues on this path he will go to jail. Only time will tell!!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Sad...

@CalamariProductions

Ай бұрын

@p.m4874 - yes, the updates can sometimes be very sad, but we at least find a glimmer of hope in the fact that Ken never returned to the system, and we hear Kentrell is doing much better today. Thank you very much for watching.

@mplussant

Ай бұрын

…not sad…pathetic…

big bro looking like big sister crying like that

“I just play ball”😐 Yeah you gonna be playin with balls alright . For your whole life.

Having fun,oh no you lose your freedom it ain't joke

They need more probation.

I think the prosecutor is mean I know she has job to do but instead of putting them down maybe trying to find ways to help them cuz keep reminding them how bad they are doesn’t help they need positive feedback and ways to prevent them getting in trouble again I know what it’s like to be told over and over how bad I was but I had to figure it out in my own before I realized what I had to do to change a person can’t be forced to change they have to do it on their own I made mistakes that have mess my life up but I can’t change what I done all I can do is change my ways to prevent from doing it again it was hard but I did it

😂😂😂😂😂😂

It's not Fair to the African American young men, because the judge let the Caucasian boy go home

@nicolejohnson4989

Ай бұрын

He has more family support and didn't make excuses

Crime is a choice. Choices have consequences. No sympathy. 'Nuf said.

The old way of thinking "do the crime pay ur time" lol outdated