Here’s the thing; reporting is the bare minimum the court is asking you to do. If you’re not doing that, you’re displaying your true feelings and establishing you’re not taking any of this seriously.

@Michele1ELL

2 күн бұрын

My thoughts exactly. It’s the simplest thing, and if you don’t want to do it then you don’t take it seriously

Didn’t report for probation because he’s grieving the loss of his mother FIVE Years ago! Pease???

@XanaxDust214

2 күн бұрын

Don't be so judgmental. We are all different in our own, unique ways, and people grieve and cope in different ways, as well. In his case, committing crimes and failing to report to the probation officer, as well as lying about his girlfriend's children's ages each time he was before the judge, was his grieving mechanism.

@bryanbortman4562

2 күн бұрын

@@XanaxDust214 We disagree

@momsterzz

2 күн бұрын

@@XanaxDust214You need to grow up!!! You can’t use it as a lame excuse forever.

@XanaxDust214

2 күн бұрын

@@momsterzz Oh my goodness, people took that comment seriously?!! Lmao!!

@lylekru2208

2 күн бұрын

@@XanaxDust214are you for real? You are just as bad as he is

Wow! He lied about his girlfriend’s children’s ages last time.

@robert123461

2 күн бұрын

Sure did! I thought I was tripping

@maryjackson1194

2 күн бұрын

Different girlfriend. Different name.

@taaurus13

2 күн бұрын

@@maryjackson1194nah. Same girlfriend. He just … lied about her last name? Doesn’t remember it? Doesn’t know it? Who knows. But he said he’d been with his gf for a year before he moved in so this Rachel and that Rachel are the same Rachel.🤷🏻‍♀️

@taaurus13

2 күн бұрын

They multiplied too.

@lululacanuck3824

2 күн бұрын

Seems like he is lying about everything. Deadbeat.

This guy will continue doing what he wants no matter the punishment..makes for a hard life.🤷🏾

Liars need good memories. He doesn't have a good one.

He’s not “running with the wrong crowd”. He IS the wrong crowd.

it started so promising lol he was polite and respectful but I realized he wasn't actually listening. Talking is his defense mechanism.. got all the plans and ideas in the world but no actions behind them. I used to do that to my dad when I was in trouble or lying lol talked so much to to confuse or distract him from the hard questions. He caught on though so that doesn't work anymore ahaha

@bodhi1462

2 күн бұрын

I used to use that strategy, too, but we weren't this guy's age lol

First Violation: "I lost my mom and dad." - "I lost my mom." (No further mention of dad.) - "Girlfriend's kids' ages are (totally different set of numbers)." Second Violation: "This was an eye-opener to me." - "I lost my mom, I lost my dad, I lost two sisters." - "I got baptized." - "I can change." So many excuses and lies because he couldn't be bothered to take a bus instead of stealing a car.

Once again, Judge Boyd sharp as a razor @1:30: "I understand the way you're explaining it, maybe you shouldn't explain it that way." 😂😂

The first court case I was sitting here rooting for him. I was like "yeah go to HVAC school, that's good money" and by the third case I was just like "lock his ass up for 2 years".

He lied about ages of kids

@vrroomm

2 күн бұрын

he was guessing lol

@cbozant3428

2 күн бұрын

Think he’s lying about the kids period. Went from 4 adults to 5 with couple toddlers.

@YavaTay

2 күн бұрын

The ages in case 1 were 27, 20, 19 & 21. Fast forward to the second case and it's 5 kids and some were minors 🤦🏾

@jenn_x.

2 күн бұрын

And the woman's last name changed from the first case to the second, as well.

@YT4Me57

2 күн бұрын

Different women. My guess is that the first with the adult children kicked him out, because he didn't tell her he was on probation and he brought nothing to the table but stress. He quickly found someone in his same boat to shack up with however (probably had her on the side) ; that's why the address was wrong. I swear, these days, you need to do background checks on anyone you're considering even going out on a date with He's learned to be a slick talker, telling his listeners what they want to hear. Still talking about his dead mother and now his sisters. He'd have to produce their death certificates if it were me. He's a liar, and for that alone, Judge Boyd should have sentenced him to the full 2 years.

All of those words and still saying nothing.

I hate it when people say "I've been going through a lot" after they've broken the law. THAT IS NOT A FREE PASS TO COMMIT CRIMES!

@ellendickey4769

2 күн бұрын

Another: “my burdens.”

Judge Boyds steal trap mind let her down. She didn't recall he told her during the first hearing he said kids were adults 😊

@beckasmith6725

2 күн бұрын

Different girlfriend, I think, so different kids and ages. I remember her name being different. Some of these videos are heavily edited for time.

@YT4Me57

2 күн бұрын

She was already prepared to send him to jail. Judge Boyd got his number (he's a liar). I guarantee that after his release, he'll catch another felony charge and be back before her...she's just bideing her time!

@holaholahola473

2 күн бұрын

@@beckasmith6725 then then we'll say her steal trap mind hasn't failed her lol

@latoyaglvr

2 күн бұрын

Yeah but he said he's been with her over a year before moving in so that's not possible taking into account when this happened.​@@beckasmith6725

@jenn_x.

2 күн бұрын

@@beckasmith6725 first name was the same as in the first hearing; last name was conveniently the same as his own after he "ummm'd" about it. Weird, either way.

I wish Judge Boyd could view these back to backs. Lol, maybe she does.

Who do they even bother accepting probation. These kinda of people know they can’t do it successfully. They should just accept the prison time, instead of being revoked and getting the full sentence. But they aren’t exactly the scholars of society

So her kids are aging backwards.🤨 Bizarre.😂

In the second case he said he was helping his girl with her kids. You mean the same kids he said in 1st case we're all grown and not living with her. Maybe it's a different girlfriend

@jenn_x.

2 күн бұрын

I was certainly confused. The women had the same first name, but different surnames, as well as the children's ages did not match at all. With them all being grown the first time, she was possibly old enough to be his mother.

@user-jy3zl2vp4b

2 күн бұрын

Also she told him with the first girlfriend that he was not allowed to watch any children....so, I don't know if it is the same girlfriend or a different one....but he still wasn't supposed to be alone with minors.

Great job of following this case.

It's amazing to me how many deaths in the family these people have. His mother, father and now his sisters. I wonder if criminal thinking is a virus that kills all those who are related to you. s/

I’m sickened by the number of rubes that instead of saying, excuse me judge or pardon me, judge choose to grunt out huh if they can’t hear her. The level of rudeness to do that is appalling.

gma pays gf under the table, the look on judge boyd's face is priceless

I love these back to back episodes. He lied about girlfriend’s name and ages of her childrens ages.

He wants to show his family that he can be successful?? I thought his entire family died⁉️🤡

@user-jy3zl2vp4b

2 күн бұрын

From tv show M*A*S*H the excuse Klinger gave was "half the family dying and half the family pregnant!" 😂🤣😂

Saying this as a construction manager…your HVAC guy should never also be your concrete guy.

Took me 5 years to deal with my grief I’m finally coming around ❤

Damn!! I wasn’t expecting 3 cases in a row!! Probably should’ve guessed but didn’t want to judge a book & give someone a chance!! Too many times he was able to speak in circles & confuse people however this is Judge Boyd, she’s much too smart for his smooth talking!! 😂😂

How many chances is the state going to give this loser. It's about time Judge Boyd had enough of him violating his terms.

3rd time in court with 3rd lawyer

In my lifetime, I've lost family members, relationships, pets, and goals. NEWSFLASH: Each loss hurt. However, the hurt does NOT entitle me to commit acts of a dubious nature. Regarding this individual's case, this is a very good example of the Texas "three strike" mentality of the justice system. He had his chance at probation TWICE and he still was incapable of getting his life together therefore, off to the prison he goes. Perhaps now, without any 'distractions,' he can get himself sorted in the yearlong vacation he just bought. Being codependent on and/or blaming another for the choices he (or any other individual) makes is a huge red flag for moral weakness. Either step up or step out because standing with the door of life open with an unprincipled mindset is allowing all manner of poison to enter in and all honorable intentions to exit swiftly. "The road to hell is paved with good intentions." Those traveling on that same road are doing so in conveyances swifter than thought. As judge Boyd would say, "Make better choices."

I might not "know what i want to do with my life," but i *KNOW* I don't want to be in jail! Lol 😮. I think a lot of people don't take probation seriously. Maybe in some places probation has no teeth, but not w judge boyd ❤ I like when boyd says "You don't want to be on probation." That is the bottom line imo.

Thought he was going to smooth talk his way out nope

3rd case...the way he went into auto pilot about not know wht to do with his life...Judge Boyd saw right through it.

They were grown last hearing

He got “baptized.” That stuff is ridiculous. As if letting someone dunk you in some water can have any effect.

@kenkozawa9810

2 күн бұрын

'It's not a lie if you believe it.' 6:16 Costanza

@pagecinnas8498

2 күн бұрын

It can work a miracle in many people's lives. You know, as long as they take some soap and shampoo in there with them.

con man, SMH.....

great edit!

always someone elses issue, kids, ex gf, mom dad etc etc

A professional bser

Her tangents are hilarious

@sonia-lu2rn

2 күн бұрын

Here’s the thing….

He was really just saying anything. Just trying it all. Lol

3 or 4 times a charm😂

What a dope. “An eye opener for me.” Right. Not “a second chance”…how about at least 3rd chance?

I have changed my life same old a thug and a liar

DOPE!

@speccollector9740

2 күн бұрын

Oh yeah, that says it all 😅

She loves the McRib. Which imo is nasty! But she’s said a few times that she loves them

@sweetlady22

2 күн бұрын

I don't like McRibs either

He is laying it on think lol

9:05 gf name rachel garza, let me go back and check 1st gf name

oh look ladies and gentlemen! he found jesus!!!! and is now walking the path of the straight and narrow! wow!

I hate the way she pronounces VEHICLE Ve-hic-cul.

I usually get that parolees that don't follow the rules should often get some jail time in order to teach them to take it seriously. In this particular case, I'm leaning toward thinking the punishment was too harsh based solely on what I saw in these three "visits" to the court. First, the original charge was relatively minor. People shouldn't steal cars obviously. But there is no mention of violence or drugs or habitual anything. Then he failed to report for a couple of months. Again, a very dumb move but not at the level of being arrested while on probation for new charges. Still no mention of drugs, violence or habitual criminality. Then he made the same dumb mistake again, but still with all the same absence of more serious issues. He participated in the self-help classes as ordered and he got into a career training program as well. I thought using family deaths from years in the past was a very weak excuse, to be sure. I think he was just desperate to try to provide an explanation for something that had no real explanation. He failed to follow rules of probation that were more in the way of an administrative nature as opposed to repeated criminal activity. I believe I would have given him one last shot with the assurance that if he stumbled again in even the slightest degree, he would then get the maximum jail time available.

@vrroomm

2 күн бұрын

if he has priors, to the court this is not a 3rd chance... they count his previous chances as well.

@cbozant3428

2 күн бұрын

He should of just done the 6 months and been done with the case. He is making choices to drag this out as most do. He’s probably served those same six months with violations while this hangs over him for years.

@jenn_x.

2 күн бұрын

Except that car theft is a felony, so technically it isn't a "minor" charge at all. If he'd just followed through with his reporting (which, in my opinion *was* a "relatively minor" thing to do), he wouldn't have ultimately been remanded. It didn't help that he wasn't honest with the court, and kept using his mother's passing in 2019 as excuses, either. The man is nearly 30; time to step up and take accountability for his actions.

@jeepliving1

2 күн бұрын

@@jenn_x. I can't disagree with your points as they are all accurate. Probably more of a gut feeling on my part thinking possibly better to let him stay on track with his mechanic's coursework and just hope he doesn't screw up again. But I agree that he has no one but himself to blame for his jail time.

@SoxCat123

2 күн бұрын

If you've ever had a vehicle stolen, you wouldn't see it as a minor offense. This guy has always talked his way out of trouble. Didn't work this time. He's almost the same age as his girlfriend's oldest children and she's got a 3 year old? Train wreck.