The fact that he’s the sole parent of two toddlers is worrisome. He can’t form complete sentences and seems like he is not coherent at all. Poor kids 😟

@tedthesailor172

24 күн бұрын

That grandmother has 3 toddlers to look after...

@chrissmith7513

24 күн бұрын

Yeh

@chrissmith7513

24 күн бұрын

Yeh

@anniekirts6621

23 күн бұрын

@@tedthesailor172 Poor Grandma ...🙏🤭

@Lee-ed9wv

23 күн бұрын

When you're full of lies. Its difficult to maintain syntax or communicate consistently

No job, no car, no money, relies on grandma for everything and still goes on to have multiple kids he can’t afford to have

@awkwardautistic

23 күн бұрын

Such is life.

@arievena19744

23 күн бұрын

His girlfriend is also to blame. Who chooses this man as a father?

@ScottDLR

23 күн бұрын

And what about the girls laying down with this loser?

@Dontzzzzz

23 күн бұрын

⁠@@arievena19744lol I would love to see your body count and the quality you have let inside of you. So yeah 👍

@funstuff2006

23 күн бұрын

​@@arievena19744 That's a somewhat rhetorical question. 😅

I guarantee he had no problem making it to barbecues and the movies and friends houses, but seeing his probation officer was just too hard lol

@elvickRULES

23 күн бұрын

And they can do it over zoom/online half the time too. Literally the easiest part and they still can’t be bothered because they don’t think they will actually have real consequences.

@kennytesta9312

19 күн бұрын

@@elvickRULES yep and Judge Boyd proven him wrong

@KeeToTheCity

18 күн бұрын

yep then it's everyone else's fault but their own smh

@ericaward702

3 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂no shit

@joshballou8432

2 күн бұрын

​@@elvickRULES Kinda hard to take a drug test through a screen, but the real problem is he probably would've pissed hot.

Telling his probation officer he knows the judge won’t do anything to him was his biggest mistake. His arrogance and mouth got him 8 years.

@jacklow9611

22 күн бұрын

Fooled him, didn't she?

@thedarksideoftheforce6658

21 күн бұрын

When did he say that? Time stamp. If so, that's arrogant. Wow!

@ceIIardoor

21 күн бұрын

Judges shouldn't be ruling by feelings.

@sarahchadwick6424

20 күн бұрын

@@ceIIardoorif you aren’t remorseful and a douchebag, then guaranteed you are going to get more!

@seancunningham3994

20 күн бұрын

He violated his probation and is subject to serve the sentence that he was given. 8 years is still less than 10

These poor grandma's, having to raise multiple generations! 😢.

@joelwisecup3306

21 күн бұрын

Agree. They are on the back nine of life and should be able to live the rest of their days in peace and relaxation but yet so many are suckered in to raising young kids because of situations like this.

@annamariavalatka636

20 күн бұрын

Not fair at all 🙏

@bovinebeautymoo2884

20 күн бұрын

⁠​⁠@@joelwisecup3306 That should be the normal flow of life. Unfortunately, choices have consequences. Im in my 50s and from what I have observed is that the majority of these grandmothers didnt raise their own children so the cycle continues. If you will see how the Mother treats their children when they are young you can see how they end up raising the offspring if their offspring

@middle_aged_newb5878

19 күн бұрын

Maybe they should have done a better job with their own children. the cycle repeats

@awjones6050

19 күн бұрын

@@annamariavalatka636 agree - he missed two!

The fact that he is going to prison for 8yrs won't sink in until he is on the bus riding out.

@jacklow9611

22 күн бұрын

If then, but it will when he receives his orange jumpsuit.

@josedaniel4725

20 күн бұрын

​@@jacklow9611nope when they remove the orange jumpsuit to the TDCJ white jumpsuit and visits Garza West for processing 😊

@jacklow9611

20 күн бұрын

@@josedaniel4725 : Since most of the prison jumpsuits I've seen have been orange, and those there might be different (as some most certainly are), I was speaking generically, since I have no personal knowledge of wherever it was he was being sent, never having been to that part of Texas.

@AntwanLPayne

20 күн бұрын

@@jacklow9611 Yep, TDCJ is mostly all white uniforms.

@SoulforSale

20 күн бұрын

They took him there right from court. He was sitting in a holding cell with guys that were going home and getting on a bus for a decade of decadence

“You’re going to prison for 8 years. Alright, good luck to you ok?” 😭😭

@averychilco

19 күн бұрын

He was in total shock! He got some bad advice from his so-called friends. But the jail must have some good dope because he was tweeking in the court room. She dropped a 8 year bid on his head without blinking, he was in such shock he couldn't conceive of the freedom he lost.

@powerboon2k

9 күн бұрын

She is cold as ice. One time she gave a dude 10 years and said "Do better. Good luck to you."

@kevinmedina3866

8 күн бұрын

Crazyyy thing to say 😭

@naomideleon8363

8 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@craighanson-rc1md

6 күн бұрын

she is how every judge should be regardless of politics or religion or gender etc etc.

His head back attitude when the victim talked says everything you need to know about him.

@JL-gm3je

23 күн бұрын

Yep! I thought the exact same thing. The second she came on he showed his true colors. Wanna be tough guy isn’t going to be so tough in prison.

@ScubaFanatic60

22 күн бұрын

I thought the same thing.

@lasantisima6446

20 күн бұрын

🎯

@UncleBill81

20 күн бұрын

I thought the same exact thing as well

@shelleyamos5842

16 күн бұрын

@@UncleBill81me too!

“Is that a done deal” 😭 Bro is not with us in the courthouse 😂

@LB-gz3ke

23 күн бұрын

Well, he may have a little marijuana in his system. He isn't sure.

@christinegarcia3586

23 күн бұрын

He's like oh crap! 😳

@veggieeater

23 күн бұрын

Because he thought the judge would give a pat on the wrist. I honestly can't blame criminals for thinking this way becuase our system sucks instead of making examples of them.

@dslunsford1

23 күн бұрын

Bro doesn’t realize that he got a break… it was ALWAYS 10 years hanging over his head. Has the audacity to argue about bus routes and inability to log into zoom with that sentence pending. Totally clueless. Failure.

@bluedragonfly8139

22 күн бұрын

I'd almost bet he wasn't paying any attention while she was talking...

NEVER ceases to amaze me how lazy and stupid these defendants are. Get a break, probation and dont report! CRAZY!

@Chooge

23 күн бұрын

And broke but always have money for drugs.

@ThatWrapperDude

23 күн бұрын

Yea it blows my mind they really think they will just get reinstated but it’s hard to get reinstated if you haven’t done any of the classes or conditions they asked you to do😂 this is a huge wake up call this kid isn’t ready for prison but he better get ready fast 😂

@darianbirckett1933

23 күн бұрын

​@@ThatWrapperDudeProbably due to lack of a support system and whatever reason to follow that doesn't motivate them to take it serious. A lot of times it comes down to how you were raised for one. I wasn't for example raised up in the streets or I'm a family where going to prison was acceptable. Therefore I do not judge because no one journey is perfect including mine. However I am thankful that expectations and upbringing gave me a different introspection. At the same time I know of ppl who came from good families but made bad decisions that held great consequences

@shitloveaduck

22 күн бұрын

They gotta test the system to see how far they can push the envelope. Unfortunately some, this subject, burn that envelope and have no recourse, so the judge has no choice! Buh buyee…. 😂😂

@bluedragonfly8139

22 күн бұрын

​@@darianbirckett1933 Guess what? You don't have to be perfect to know when someone fucked their life up and did stupid shit, just like I don't have to be a helicopter pilot to know that when I see a helicopter upside down in a tree, on fire, somebody fucked up. Wild that you make excuses for someone and claim it's their 'lack of support system' or some random nonsense that made them not do what the court told them to do.

All he managed to do on probation is make another baby which he cannot support. Hurrah for Judge Boyd. She is teaching these adult children that actions do actually have consequences.

@carolynwheeler8315

23 күн бұрын

This is because when it comes to sex, people tend to think of immediate gratification instead of future consequences.

@don7294

23 күн бұрын

He should have gone to prison for the first offense.

@Rebecky31

23 күн бұрын

His kids will be getting social security and food stamps….he will be living off his kids.

@laura121684

22 күн бұрын

@@carolynwheeler8315 There's nothing wrong with only thinking of immediate gratification, as long as you're using birth control. As a nation pretty much only teach abstinence-only sex-ed, and situations like this man's are a natural by-product of that.

@tomas746

Күн бұрын

Actually she’s sending someone to state prison for little bullshit, where he will become hardened and probably recommit another crime when he gets out, effectively destroying his life and making the lives of his family and children exponentially more difficult. But hey you feel good about it on KZread that counts for something I guess.

As soon as I saw that smug look while the injured girl was making her statement, I gave up on this guy. She seemed like a sweet girl & was ready to forgive him and he couldn't even bring himself to apologize to her. This guys never going to change.

@viron6734

16 күн бұрын

Yes, 100%. She seemed very kind but he gave off such a smug attitude. His comments to his probation officer, bragging about how he would be let off, also spoke to his character.

@soundgods9875

4 күн бұрын

she chose to put her self in the situation and now she's playing the victim. she's a thot

@natty4life387

4 күн бұрын

He'll change in prison.

@RochellBarbara4690

3 күн бұрын

She seemed kind and scared

@griffisjm

2 күн бұрын

And now the state has created a monster to put all of us in danger in a few years. What a good outcome.

His attitude when the young lady was testifying showed me everything I need to see. He had his head cocked back in a confrontational, dismissive, manner, and showed zero remorse.

@jennyburns5436

23 күн бұрын

I believe the screen is up there.

@jackieraulerson2005

21 күн бұрын

Humans that do this don’t realize that showing the throat is a submissive posture. Declining brain cells.

@rmw9130

20 күн бұрын

I thought the EXACT same thing. I'm sure Judge Boyd saw it too.

@adrianspikes6454

19 күн бұрын

Interesting I didn't get that when I watched. Seemed like he was about to crap his pants not knowing what they were going to say. But if you look for evil in ppl your gonna see what you want 🤷

@shellos8

19 күн бұрын

That's just what I was going to say. His attitude change was certainly noted. What a punk.

You F-ed up all down the line. Had your second chance several times and blew it.

All he had to do was report. In my Fred Sanford voice..."you big dummy!"🙄

@djhi-flo

23 күн бұрын

Fred is in my head all the time. 👍

@Ledsled24

14 күн бұрын

Long live Redd Foxx!

@nolangoldberger2921

10 күн бұрын

I use that saying a lot.

@uMADden

10 күн бұрын

Drugs user

He plans on going into the Military? 😂 I don’t think anyone would want to share a foxhole w him! Mr “Run Away..”

@ronintje7647

23 күн бұрын

I've noticed many of these kids show up on their probation hearing claiming they were about to go into the military. Just as if someone told em its a great hail mary to stay out of jail.

@blandsmith113

23 күн бұрын

His dumb law breaking ass would never be accepted in any branch of the military. Including the Salvation Army!!!!!

@whoopsydaisy6389

23 күн бұрын

The standards are mighty low these days. They might accept him as a bullet catcher.

@lordjohnwharfin5397

23 күн бұрын

I was going to say that I don't know what the standards are now, but normally the criminal conviction would torpedo any hopes he had (if they actually existed) of enlisting. Maybe the French Foreign Legion would take him, but the US military wouldn't.

@patrickvolk7031

23 күн бұрын

@@lordjohnwharfin5397 Not with that attitude. Good luck getting out of the country with a felony also. There are motivated people, even criminals, but he's apathetic. Tomorrow will never come for him.

Defendant: "I'm going to prison?". Judge Boyd: "Oh, yeah! You're going to prison!". Defendant: "For 8 years?". Judge Boyd: "Oh, yeah! For 8 years!". Defendant: "Is it a done deal?". Judge Boyd: "Oh, yeah! It's a done deal! Any more questions before I lock you up?". Defendant: "No, your honor!". Some people felt like it should have been longer!!

@NotThatBob

23 күн бұрын

His own lawyer offered a very snappy "Yep" answer and he seemed very ok with the ruling lol. Imagine waking up thinking you'll be back home that day and finding out you're going to prison for 10 years lol. Word of advice, don't pick up the soap on the floor. Just say'n.

@bunnyrabi

23 күн бұрын

​@@NotThatBob I'm sure his lawyer at that point was just trying to finish his Jon. There is nothing can do when people don't want to save themselves. It's sad when someone is so disturbed that they can't even do the bare minimum

@NotThatBob

23 күн бұрын

@@bunnyrabi All true, but it seemed like an "Et tu, Brute"? moment lol.

@zigzagzaag

23 күн бұрын

​@@NotThatBob The lawyer was probably trying to snap him out of saying something dumb and making things worse for himself.

@NotThatBob

23 күн бұрын

@@zigzagzaag True. He'll be in front of the parole board in 2 years or so.

Wasted opportunity. They gave him a chance to do right but rather than try to be a good father he chose to be lazy and stupid. I hope he figures out a way to turn himself around while he's still young.

@stansbruv3169

23 күн бұрын

I hope so too but I get the feeling that this guy is going to go down blaming “the system”, his grandmother, the girl he impregnated, his lack of support, Judge Boyd, etc., etc.

@muskokamike127

23 күн бұрын

Not condoning it at all, but he's a dumb kid who didn't fully grasp the seriousness of his probation reporting etc. It's not just him, a buddy was like that. He was up on serious counterfeiting charges when I met him and he was an angel. Soon as it came up and HE got probation, he turned into a complete a hole. One of the conditions was x hours of community service and the guy in charge of what he was supposed to work at, would sign his paper for $100 so he wouldn't have to actually work. He met me for lunch all cocky and proud that he skated. He had a $70K a year warehouse manager job, he blew that and got canned. Not sure if he ended up in prison or not.....

Thanks for putting both hearings together in this video!

@addie_is_me

23 күн бұрын

Ikr

You mean actions have consequences? That's unfair.

@OldWomanfromtheMountains

23 күн бұрын

Ahh now behave 😅😅😅

@lindarockafellow5058

19 күн бұрын

Such is life!

@tehgees

19 күн бұрын

For some…for some not. Your actually sarcasticly right!

@tiger0854

4 күн бұрын

The real tragedy in this is obviously he was brought up by “parent(s)” who never held him responsible for his Fkups. They probably threatened him with punishment but never followed through, so this kid grew up believing that “nothing will happen”. When the parent(s) couldn’t deal with what they created anymore, off he went to grandma’s.

Babies making babies and taking care of someone else's babies. This could have an ever lasting effect on all, especially since a parent has no education. Sad but infuriating at the same time.

@soulwarrior7721

23 күн бұрын

It all started about the time 16 and pregnant came out on MTV in the 90's. They made being a 16 year old pregnant popular.. (Look at all the attention they are getting, I want that!).. And its been happening more and more..

@HLidaze

23 күн бұрын

Yep. Then idiots that couldnt even finish HIGH SCHOOL shitting out kids. Its just shocking

@covrtdesign5279

23 күн бұрын

@@soulwarrior7721 No, teen pregnancy has been a massive issue since the dawn of humanity. It had nothing to do with one TV show in the US for a few years.

@Iblameyouu

23 күн бұрын

@@soulwarrior7721So SPOT ON! that show on mtv glorified being pregnant and being 16 and them being on red carpet premieres. And mtv should have known better given the target demographic at the time. I was 20 at the time the show came out and teen mom. Kids having kids and throwing the responsibility on their parents. That’s the culture today Granted teen pregnancy has been an issue for a while for many generations I get that part. But these shows did not make it any better.

@zubetp

23 күн бұрын

@@soulwarrior7721rates of teen pregnancy actually slightly decreased in response to sixteen and pregnant. what you said has no factual basis and i'm not sure where you got it from. maybe before that show you didn't _notice_ teen pregnancy a lot. that doesn't mean it wasn't happening. on the contrary, teen pregnancy has decreased significantly in the last thirty years. what reduces unplanned pregnancy is and has always been comprehensive, developmentally appropriate sex education and available contraceptives. not discussing it just makes the problem worse.

"Uh, what was the consequence again?" "Oh, you're going to prison - for eight years." Derp derp.

@freecreatorsmusicgroup6647

23 сағат бұрын

Yo she told him straight up😂😂😂😂😂

The fact that he has a background in burglary didn’t help with his sentence.

I bet he didnt know Judge Boyd used to ride the bus! LOL. Go get em Judge Boyd!

The judge thinks you’re suppose to learn everything in preschool! Lol

Situations like this will keep on happening . Homeless, poor , unemployed , under educated kids having more kids .. repeat .

@addie_is_me

23 күн бұрын

You left out they are so often substance abusers.

@user-mw8to4ng9i

23 күн бұрын

Defunding welfare would help stop this. When baby mommy knows she’ll have to support a kid on her own, she’ll keep them legs shut.

@Alvan81

23 күн бұрын

​@@user-mw8to4ng9iBiology 101. Even People who are starving will still feel the biological urge for s-x and reproduction

@sugarsore

23 күн бұрын

​@user-mw8to4ng9i Do you think people are thinking about the future when they are in the heat of the moment?

@Alvan81

23 күн бұрын

@@user-mw8to4ng9i Basic Biology, wake up.

The attempt to use my children as a shield from prison doesn't work.

@tearl5676

3 күн бұрын

His kids will be better off with someone that knows their elbow from their rectal area.

@CSAccetura

Күн бұрын

​@@tearl5676regardless they will grow up with a yearning for their biological father if he is not in the picture..only natural

Lately judge Boyd isn’t taking any crap! Go judge Boyd!!!

@Meela234

23 күн бұрын

I've noticed that too! Seems like she's had enough of everyone's foolishness.

@Sizukun1

23 күн бұрын

Lately? why was she taking any at all, ever?

@Katterak

23 күн бұрын

Lately? I've been watching Judge Boyd for years and I have never seen her take any BS from anyone!!! Thank God Texas and America has this wonderful lady in our judicial system. I think alot of judges need to watch how she handles her courtroom and follow her lead.❤

@tier1solutions28

23 күн бұрын

Strong disagree. Terrible judge

@candycamaro

23 күн бұрын

How so?​@@tier1solutions28

James could care less about what the victim said. He was lucky to get probation and he violated it. I think he has little or no conscience. He is ungrateful for his grandmother. The children would be better off adopted and he needs some prison time.

@joshuawidener8407

23 күн бұрын

It's could NOT care less.

@sdhayes

Күн бұрын

croach2194 isn't good at math

@croach2194

14 сағат бұрын

@@sdhayes What math? I don't mind being wrong but what math?

Whats your career? Dishwasher and criminal. What a winner.

@thegreenmanofnorwich

22 күн бұрын

I wonder which of those stole a young lady's heart

@africanfartingfrog

21 күн бұрын

@@thegreenmanofnorwich neither of those things, it was meth

@islandofthemind

21 күн бұрын

Dishwashing is a crucial part to a restaurant and honest work.

@user_kH9bw3ns1

18 күн бұрын

​@@islandofthemind I agree. Being a dishwasher is honest work. One can have a lot of integrity and self respect doing that work. Many jobs pay a lot but are lecherous on society.

@johnd4270

14 күн бұрын

I’m a dishwasher I feel like I didn’t get my day in court I can do a scumbag job she at least get to see the judge😮 I do the responsible thing, but my family needs me. I really would time for me to go.

Judge Boyd is not the one to play these games with... she always says, if something doesn't work, if you need help, you can always come back to the court.

Dude is barely coherent.

@davidbamford1971

22 күн бұрын

I think it's more a question he was very nervous. His life was on the line.

@dappyfull

9 күн бұрын

All those years being a pothead does that.

@doubleedgedfist1535

9 күн бұрын

Probably high

She laughed cuz he said they’re not married so they don’t live together… but they can have a baby together… smh

@volodyanarchist

13 күн бұрын

Yes. Everybody knows that children are made by marriage ceremony.

@romerjusu3804

10 күн бұрын

I caught that too.

Son, you’re not getting your own apartment on a Bohannon’s dish washer salary.

@mikesanders8621

23 күн бұрын

If someone works full time and still can't afford rent, that's a very bad sign for your country.

@addie_is_me

23 күн бұрын

@@mikesanders8621that is exactly how it is in the US. You can work full time and not have rent money. What is sadder is this POG (like a lot of idiots) has a kid when he can't afford to support himself.

@joshuawidener8407

23 күн бұрын

You absolutely can get your own apartment on a dishwashing job

@joshuawidener8407

23 күн бұрын

A single adult can absolutely always afford an apartment on a full time. It changes if you have dependents but why should we change the rules for people making stupid decisions?

@CockMcBallsddd

23 күн бұрын

@@joshuawidener8407 $10/hour x 40 hours = $400. $400 x 4 weeks a month = $1600. Your rent is going to be a minimum of $800 no matter where you live. That's $800 left to pay bills, buy food, and pay for transportation for work. If someone pinches every single penny, that's almost impossible to pull off today, especially considering how expensive shit is. I also don't see anyone saying the rules should change for anyone. You just sound like a massive douchebag.

Only excuses and no accountability.. judges hate excuses

Wow. He's really not all there is he?

@jeanettesmith765

23 күн бұрын

That's what I'm thinking.

@Alvan81

23 күн бұрын

His mom is completely out of the picture; she may have been an addict or used while she was pregnant

@Chrisedwards-uy2wc

23 күн бұрын

Said he had smoked Marijuana and they would find it in his system

@terrycools6731

Күн бұрын

​@@Chrisedwards-uy2wcthat's not relevant lmao

I know some felt 8 years was harsh or that the judge should have given a second chance but he's blessed that he got a FIRST chance! That's your opportunity to prove that you can get it together. Some don't even get a first chance. I hate seeing young adults go to prison, but this could be the wake up call he needs. I had a stubborn, rebellious teen boy (other four no problems). He had to push the envelope until he pushed too far. He spent 9 months in jail. It broke our hearts, but he chose to break the law. We raised our kids to know that there are rules and laws put in place to protect you and others. When you CHOOSE to not follow them, there are consequences. It was the wakeup call he needed. He is now 38, successful, father of 2, wonderful wife...It was a hard lesson to learn and he had to work hard to overcome it.

@vickieblocker717

23 күн бұрын

He’ll be out in 4 maybe less. Good behavior etc

@CarlAdamFranklin

23 күн бұрын

My nephew was heading towards of life of crime. My brother gave my nephew two choices: Jail/kicked out of house OR enlist. He enlisted, buckled down and began to straighten up. Today, decades later, my nephew retired, as a Sargent.

@Brookawooka

22 күн бұрын

@@CarlAdamFranklinI think that should be an option from the court system. Enlist or prison. We know where prison gets you… He’ll likely end up worse than ever, never able to support his kids, in and out of the system. At least with enlisting they have a chance at rehabilitation. They have purpose and pride.

@thedarksideoftheforce6658

21 күн бұрын

Exactly. He didn't even apologize to that girl for injuring her. He had an attitude the first time. He didn't go into the military and change his life. I hope he finds God and changes his life.

@vranime3772

8 күн бұрын

Some child predators have gotten less time.

He would never make it in the Military. (I am a Veteran, so i have some experience)

@annferguson3113

23 күн бұрын

Thinking back to my time in service, when it was near difficult to separate during the Shield and Storm era, this young man could have been a boot camp veteran.

@user-jy3zl2vp4b

20 күн бұрын

Yeah...isn't rule number one "follow instructions"??

@lisamariepocza4377

19 күн бұрын

@@user-jy3zl2vp4b without questions.

@ctm1

18 күн бұрын

Ngl we had some that just didn’t learn despite consistent articles and other NJPs…. Maybe he’d fit right in as a E-4 sham king

@thisistheway5770

17 күн бұрын

My guess is that statement was just to try to impress the judge…never had any intention to join the military. Seems his only ambitions are to get high and goof off.

Well he won’t have to look for an apartment to live in. Judge Boyd took care of that!! 👍 🎉

If he couldn't follow the easy terms of probation, I don't know what makes him think he can follow the harder terms. He's got 8 years to sit and think about all the ways he could have reported to his probation officer, stayed in school, not left that accident, not have two children before he was ready...etc

Ooooooh! “They’re not going to do anything to me”!!!! That was a _humongous_ red flag before the bul!! I didn’t hear what he said the judge wasn’t going to do regarding punishment, despite listening to it several times with AirPods and even captions, but it definitely sank his battleship!!

@cathleenmcgee9233

23 күн бұрын

He denied saying those things! What a liar.

@JayEmm.

23 күн бұрын

If you're referring to what was said around 15:51, I believe the prosecutor was saying the defendant told probation, "I know the judge will reinstate me."

@cherylcarroll7916

23 күн бұрын

He told probation,” the judge isn’t going to do anything….WRONG again big boy! Justice served!

Young man, the time for you to prove to the court that you can be responsible and successfully complete probation is when you’re ON PROBATION. And never ever compound the issue after you quit reporting by telling probation “I know the judge will reinstate me.” I do wonder if he hadn’t made those kinds of statements to probation if the state/Judge Boyd would have altered the conditions and kept him on probation.

@ronintje7647

23 күн бұрын

Telling them that definatly didn't help him. But some people are willing to risk their own freedom just to own the probation officer.

@stormygal67

23 күн бұрын

Yeah, because that’s what we see on here repeatedly. I’m glad to see her put an end to the madness with repeated chances, over and over again. It usually requires at least three motions to revoke probation in order to get a prison sentence. It should not. Probation is an individual’s second chance, but it seems they usually get a third and fourth.

@HaleyTylertoo

23 күн бұрын

How much easier can they make probation? They even let them do zoom calls and even that's still too hard to comply with, smh.

@marysullivan6398

19 күн бұрын

@@HaleyTylertooI agree! It’s so much more accessible than ever but still they screw up their chances.

The D.A. practically DEMANDED he'd go to the slammer 'cause he failed to follow requirements for a 3rd degree FELONY!!! I think he should have gone to the slammer, but he acted astonished when he saw that's where he was going, KNOWING he messed up and they found out how smug he was about feeling they weren't going to call him out on it that he was going to be re-instated!! How WRONG he was!!! Knowing he was on paper and still felt he could do what he wanted to do!! Too many people like him have REPEATEDLY made that mistake and found out the hard way!!! He made that list!!! Worse part was when they found out just how smug he was with it, like I said earlier!!! Don't play with the court!!! YOU WILL LOSE!!!

Probation rules sound mighty fine now and doable doesnt it 😂. But you messed that up lol

He's young and soft, he will not fare well in prison. He still doesn't think he did anything wrong walking away from an accident and rendering aid or making a phone call. Sounds like a dark song verse for AfroMan, "Was going to help but I got high" "Was going to report to probation but I got high" "Going to prison for 8 years Wish I could get high."

@lordraydens

24 күн бұрын

ahaha i just looked that up

@voxpopuval

23 күн бұрын

He's attractive and naive, prison will be bad, very bad.

@joshuawidener8407

23 күн бұрын

Lol you don't know much about prison lol

@rsmith3062

22 күн бұрын

@@joshuawidener8407 You're right, I don't have any firsthand experience in prison. I've got a brother who did 10 years because of bad choices, a drug habit, a gun and a store that had money he wanted. He's been out for over 20 years now, has kept his nose clean and has a good job owns property with a wife and 3 kids. From the stories he's told me it's not a fun or easy place to be. Just guessing this kid has a very hard learning experience coming his way. Do you have prison experience yourself? Please educate me on what this young man has coming his way.

@kangajack2

21 күн бұрын

Pretty boy coming to town

Ol boy is holding back tears at that “it’s a done deal” part. He really thought he’d get away with it.

Defendant: You said 8 years in prison, but you must have misspoke Boyd: 👀 I said what i said.

@embbermoon3381

23 күн бұрын

😂

@wwefanaccount7838

18 күн бұрын

I don’t care I paint the town read 🤣

It’s not difficult to get probation the first time a judge looks at you if it’s not a violent offense. It’s difficult to get a second chance. Especially if you did nothing with your first chance.

His attorney & the judge simultaneously saying "Yes." 😂😂😂 20:05

@steelpipetv2073

6 күн бұрын

that was funny

His disrespectful head tilt while his victim was speaking was infuriating.

@missmermaid6249

23 күн бұрын

I wish she’d have stopped and told him to get his defiant chin off the ceiling. He’s a punk. 🤬

@darrellcovello7917

21 күн бұрын

I believe the screen to view her was higher up

@EmMarie-oe3mv

14 күн бұрын

​@@darrellcovello7917.. I don't think that was the case.. if you also look at the prosecutor and defense attorney, they're heads arent anywhere near as tiled back as James's head is. Then, there's also the rest of his body language. The totality of it all; including the IDGAF I could care less look on his face.. seriously says it all .. I honestly Believe because of the totality of everything; he really was unbothered and could care less. Even his attitude toward everything.. it's clear he doesn't believe he deserves any punishment at all and sees this as a waste of his time.

Notice his lawyer changed the request from Probation to a bootcamp prison then probation after the guy spoke. This was a train wreck of a client.

Dang, this kid didn't have a chance. A freakin mother who didn't even live with him as he raised his little brother. He also seems to have some cognitive difficulties. This is a sad one.

@ronintje7647

23 күн бұрын

I bet he has used that excuse his entire life as a get out of jail free card and it always worked.....untill this encounter with Judge Boyd....

@anneway5729

23 күн бұрын

He and his little brother lived with their uncle so he didn’t raise his little brother.

@elvickRULES

23 күн бұрын

@@anneway5729100%. I doubt he was that involved with his little brother given he already had one kid, was getting into trouble, and on probation he had another kid. Both will probably take after this goober too. 🙄

@Chrisedwards-uy2wc

23 күн бұрын

Said he had been smoking Marijuana that's why he had difficulty

@ceIIardoor

21 күн бұрын

Yup and all the judge did is create a more violent criminal when he gets out bc she threw him in a shitty environment for 8 years.

This kid is really inarticulate, and his story about supporting his kids is not believable. Take advantage of your K-12 education kids. Work hard and don't turn out like this guy.

His excuses are laughable. The fact that he has children is scary. His ability to express himself is at a very low level, and I can't imagine how he is able to parent effectively.

Even at the end that guy’s lawyer was like, “yup”!

With a strict sentence maybe people will render aid when they have car crashes instead of fleeing.

Wow these kids speak so badly as if they have never been educated

@indicus9075

Күн бұрын

I dont know if youve seen the modern school system but underfunded is an understatement

The guy is gobsmacked that there are actually consequences for his actions (and inactions). If you don’t want to go to prison, then you d*mn well better ensure that you are following the court’s orders about probation.

@mightythistle

24 күн бұрын

damn well better?

@makeminetexas3494

23 күн бұрын

@@mightythistle Yep. Damn well better.

@whitway12

23 күн бұрын

Probation is a gift in lieu of jail, it’s not a ‘well I’ll just do what I want until they threaten me with real jail time, then I’ll figure it out’

@Marcel_Audubon

Күн бұрын

please take the word 'gobsmacked' out of your vocabulary; it's cringe

Love this channel. Thanks for showing the flashbacks first.

One is disinclined to place great confidence in this chap's veracity.

@user-jv1lh3pl3f

23 күн бұрын

Don't know why, but, I sure like your sentence structure!

@Brian1Graves

23 күн бұрын

@@user-jv1lh3pl3f Thanks. The Judge's sentence was nice as well. 😉

I would go to probation if I had to walk miles

That realization at the end.... 8 years because he didnt want to travel a few miles...

How did he not even consider she would put him in prison. I mean, it never occured to him. Wow!

@patriciamharris5664

23 күн бұрын

Narcissist...

This kid will not do well in jail..

“The mother of my children didn’t financially support me taking the moral recognition course.” You can’t make this up, people.

Another example of a defense attorney with nothing to bargain with. No support? Who’s supposed to support you Son? You fathered two children, but didn’t think about how to care for them, or yourself

@RH-cv1rg

23 күн бұрын

But he does have support. His Grandmother drives him around and cares (feeds and houses) his two kids. Probably feeds and houses him too. He then plays the victim card that he has no support. No son, you have a lot of support, you are just too stupid to understand.

@Februarys

23 күн бұрын

I mean the defense attorney tried and said he has kids to take care of. But then the idiot told the judge his grandma takes care of them to try and get empathy….

Oh man, I felt that when he started to realize. It kind of hurt. Prisons are probably needed to keep us safe from dangerous people, but damn they're really bad places to be. 😕

Went to the wrong court with that nonsense kid. You learned a hard lesson today

When he leans forward and his eyes get big …. he is telling a story.

Dang Henry Ruggs will probably be serving less time than this kid makes no sense.

Why are these people so hard headed? They have to act on probation the way the rest of us act all the time lol. He has no support so he keeps having kids smh

@samanthacurl2640

23 күн бұрын

Americans

@swvwest

23 күн бұрын

@@samanthacurl2640 It is not just Americans. It’s a global issue, been in many different cultures on this planet. Visited many countries. I seen people having kids (multiple) that are in much worse conditions as this kid was in. The only difference is Americans are much more transparent about I country’s issues instead of burying them.

@badback007

23 күн бұрын

Entitlement & this new Era of woken softness where discipline is frowned apon & everybody is super sensitive

@samanthacurl2640

23 күн бұрын

@@swvwest but yet Americans say usa is best country in the world. Its this entitlement with low education

He says he had transport difficulties, but he's young and fit and I'm just wondering how far he had to travel. When I was his age, I could jog 10 miles, and easily cycle 30 miles, and I was no particular athlete. Even when I was 40 and camping with up to 50 lbs of kit, I once cycled 87 miles in a (long) day...

@steveg5576

24 күн бұрын

I'll bet when he wants some reefer, a phone and transportation magically appears...?

@mikesanders8621

23 күн бұрын

I'm calling bs on this. Jog 10 and cycle 40 miles? As an average person? Nope.

@HuckleberryLover

23 күн бұрын

​@@mikesanders8621 It's athletic, but not at all implausible. I've known plenty of guys where 10 miles is like a relaxing jog that just takes a bit of time. Helps if you live somewhere flat too.

@HuckleberryLover

23 күн бұрын

First thing I thought is he needs to get a shitty bike so no one wants to steal it. It's not ideal, but it's sure faster than walking.

@tedthesailor172

23 күн бұрын

@@mikesanders8621 First of all, you should learn to read. I mentioned 30 miles, not 40. And I didn't jog and then cycle afterwards. Amongst other things, I used to take part in the (British) London Marathon with many thousands of other fun-run competitors, some entered the race dressed as elephants and heaven knows what. That's a 26 miles course ending at Buckingham Palace. I cycled the AlCan Highway, which is 1,387 miles from Delta Junction, Alaska to Dawson Creek, BC, Canada on a bicycle I bought from a pawnbroker in Vancouver, when I was 40. I've also hiked the Pyrenees from Biarritz to Perpignan and motorcycled across the Sahara. These day (at 73) I'm more subdued, but time remains the determining factor, not stamina. I regularly walk to a `local' pub for lunch. It's a 5-mile round trip which serves as a penance for the size of lunch I order(!) Maybe you should get off your beam-end and make your Nike trainers do what they were designed to do...

the 8 year sentence didn’t click until he heard for a second time “what was the final deal”.

Leaving injured people without at least calling 911 is despicable

Her advice to younger people is always so solid, love Judge Boyd

You're FAST, the second clip happened today.

He is having kids while violating and doing nothing. Thinks the judge won't do anything. Lock him up for the 10!

This boy abandoned his injured and trapped friends in a car wreck, managed to get probation, then didn't do what he was supposed to do on probation. His excuses for the latter are fake. Basically, he did not try, or care to try. From all those actions and his behavior in court, it clear that he is of limited intelligence and does not take responsibility for his actions. Hopefully now his children will be taken care of properly by someone else.

I love his statement, requesting a chance to prove he can do probation successfully. He already had that opportunity! He chose to NOT comply. He absolutely was shocked Judge Boyde did what she said she would! This may be the first time he had to face consequences to his inactions/actions!!!

If you find yourself in court for your actions, that's your wake up call.

you're putting in work on the compilations!!!! heart sunk when i saw him on the screen again...sigh

Why do these folks think probation is a game?!

I 've only seen two successful people (out of a 100 +videos) where Judge Boyd, termed the remaining probation time. Everyone else doesn't get it or care, until they go to prison. Then they are shocked.

I remember being in that same court room young and handed a 8 yr sentence and asking the same questions best time ever I am thankful for the change

If you’re gonna be dumb, you better be tough

Why does everyone think it's ok to use drugs before court? 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️

@riffhammeron

20 күн бұрын

Gotta take the edge off, bruh! 😂

This judge treats certain people more harshly than others 😮

He deserves prison for that haircut.

@annferguson3113

23 күн бұрын

😂

I went to basic training at Lackland way back in 2001, (or at least it feels that long) and even then I remember that area and the San Antonio area having a very robust transportation system. Who lies to a judge that their isn't reliable transportation in a large city?

@berryhij1

23 күн бұрын

Hey! Fellow Air Force Veteran. I went through basic at Lackland in 1995 and then ended up getting stationed there.

He told the probation officer they are not going to do anything and I know the judge will reinstate me. Then he had the audacity to recommend his own sentence. I don't see his arrogant sense of entitlement going over well in prison.

He thought he was going to get another chance. So I’m sure he said that to his probation officer. Lol. He’s a liar

Chance after Chance!

Having a father actively involved in a young man’s life can make a difference between jail time and productive time, and between life and death.

Bet his girlfriend/ grandma was cooking & buying his meals.. Zero Rent Zero heat/electricity Zero food (self) all he had to do is work/school Zero formula Zero diapers/ wipes/clothes Judge: Priceless 😢

It’s crazy to me that he thought all the “explanations” he had for each issue were going to work. He honestly thought he was the smartest person in the courtroom that day.

He thought he was going to get probation again, he even said it. "They won't do nothing". The look on his face was priceless. The state attorney knew Judge wouldn't like that comment and so he worked it in. He also asked for time to prove he would do right but he forgot that was what he got before and failed. Wonder how he likes those consequences.

Needs fact check hes lying contempt.

In front of a judge and still acts arrogant

He wasn’t so cocky second time around when he realised his actions have consequences! “You’re going to prison for 8 years, good luck to you!”🤗😂

Anyone else catch the fact that he misspelled GED? yeah, he's gonna go far.