@@macforme The problem is bond releases are pretty much mandatory unless the crime is severe enough. The bigger problem is signature bonds or too low bond amounts to make the financial cost too much of a sacrifice to commit a crime again. I have severe doubts there are many people left in her life right now that are willing to pay that $7,500 cash bond to get her out this time, just to have her end back up in jail a month later.
It’s okay if no one’s around and you keep an eye on it , not for hours though maybe a couple minutes. I do when I’m in someone’s driveway delivering food but that’s about it.
@@maskedhorseman Yep. She's the criminal here and definitely deserves the blame, but man, I hope this is an eye-opener for the victim. I was shocked when I heard that he left his keys and wallet in an unlocked car for hours. Common sense should tell you that's a bad idea lol.
The Rittenhouse case proved there are severe deficiencies in their prosecutors. Guy was so bad at his job. Granted, the verdict was correct imo, but pointing a rifle at the jury is beyond moronic, even if cleared.
@@badboybootz8actually it costs WAY more to keep someone in jail than to give them a ticket . That’s why these people get out of jail. That and over crowding. These people need mental help, not sitting in jail on my dime as a taxpayer.
This channel is without doubt, the best edited police content youll find on youtube. The view switching, adding context, flavor dialogue, updating the victim, As someone who watches a LOT of this content, this is top tier. Just wish there was more
I like alot of (mainly all) are in Wisconsin. Where I'm from. That Nicole Golomski they've featured twice now, I went to school with. Love this channel.
Get yourself educated with the correct information before you blame judges........ The laws are NOT made by the judges, laws are made by the legislature and people who lobby to the legislature. Judge are vested in the discretion of a sentence and use all the pertinent information from a defendant to make that decision of a sentence! Judges only FOLLOW THE LAW they are vested to FOLLOW. They are GIVEN DISCRETION as to what sentence is given.....
The cost of the recovery and possible damage to the car might be a couple of hundred dollars. The cost to the community for a trial and say a year in jail would be what ? $50,000 to $100,000 ? It would be cheaper to buy her a little second hand car !!!! LOL
"Why is she out of jail", statement of this decade. There is due process, then there should also be detention of a repeat offender who is high risk to re-offend.
I can totally relate. Every time I go to the YMCA I always leave a few stacks of hundred dollar bills, my social security card, several credit cards, the title to my home, and all my bank account information right on the front seat.
Something like using turnups for blood transfusions. Your not going to get what is not there. The young man made the correct call to pick the car up road side. He also avoided having to pay the impound fee. Bad call on leaving his keys in the car.
@someguy4915 I guess thats the entire point of lawsuits lol but all the attorney fees and unnecessary extra stress that shit brings you'd imagine there'd be a more convenient way to get the money you deserve
You shouldn't be, that whole deal in Kenosha only happened a few years ago and very few of the people who were arrested were actually prosecuted for what they did.
We have weaponized justice in wisconsin. If you're someone the DA doesn't like, especially for political reasons, you're going to be in shit creek for years. Anyone else who is scum of society gets let off with a warning most of the time.
Don’t leave your keys in your car EVER! Some insurance companies will refuse to fully compensate you if evidence shows you didn’t take common sense precautions to begin with. Making you fully or partially responsible, as a result of negligence.
It's not their concern you pay them for damages stolen is stolen no matter how it's done the insurance company can be sued if it's not a written agreement
@@OGGood-lb7bd good luck with the lawsuit … those stipulations are written in when you sign the policy. Ask for the full policy next time and go to the policy “exclusions” section. It’ll show you all the things an insurance company can “legally” use in order to get out of paying the claim. I’m licensed, trust me when I say the insurance company is NOT looking out for your best Interest
I feel for them. They actually put in the effort and take very high risks, and then there's this revolving door... The cynical actors in the DA office and courts are doing this on purpose. This is an intentional, aware policy. It is meant to destabilize society and make normal life impossible. It is part of a basic tactic to enforce change in governance. You can see the results very clearly these days at least in some cities, but progressively getting pretty broad...
That dude was beyond stupid for leaving all that in his car unlocked, but I find it crazy how he is responsible for the tow fee after what had transpired
A friend of mine went on vacation and when they returned their home had been broken into. Only think taken was his wife’s jewelry. The cops found her jewelry in the local pawn shop. My friend had to buy his wife’s jewelry back from the pawn shop.
@@astroboy5137 not true. Pawn shops can’t buy stolen property if the cops file the report and he proves it’s his jewelry they have to get thr money back from the seller of the stolen goods. Yur buddy has a posible law suit in his hands. Both towards the thief and the pawn shop
@@divvy5310 not all criminal trials are decided by a jury, it depends on the severity and type of crime, how the defendant pleads, and the locality. Most simple criminal cases like this are simply overseen by a judge, especially when deciding whether or not a defendant will be allowed to post bond. This girl is in the process of being tried for other felonies which are still on going but she’s obviously been released on bail, that’s 100% a judges fault.
I had no idea that there were people who willingly left their wallets and keys in the car at public places like that. Like I get it if they accidentally forgot and locked them in there because that happens all the time but doing it on purpose is crazy
It's odd for someone to do that in Wausau of all places. I could understand if it was in like I dunno Barron or something, but in a moderately-sized city? That's asking for trouble. Now in the winter sometimes I will leave the key in and the engine running if it's bitch cold out, but the doors stay locked and I take the fob with.
As someone who watches a lot of Police body cam videos, I have to say this channel does the best job. Being from WI makes the content that much better.
I agree. It's my favorite police body cam channel. I always try to guess whether or not the video takes place in LaCrosse or not based on the title 😅lol
Here in Africa it's my fav🎀. I love how their videos aren't congested with ads. Plus...i envy how you guys there have snow...its beautifully picturesque🌸🌸🌸
“She just did the same thing the other day.”” “Why is she out of jail?” “I don’t know.” The state of modern policing: they lock up criminals and DAs let them out immediately.
24 years old and already a career criminal, i can't imagine the frustration these officers must have when they have to deal with these people over and over and over again. Hats off to these officers for being so calm and being able to show kindness to an individual that definitely doesn't deserve it.
She doesn't have a case worker for mental illness, she has a case worker for drug use to get her to dry out which is part of her sentencing on a previous offense.
As a former Georgia resident, he's definitely not lying about them not caring about vehicle theft. Glad to see there's still proactive police departments out there
The highest felony charge they have in this is the auto theft. Are you willing to have your car crashed into, totaled or have one of your family member's hurt or killed in order to try and recover someone else's vehicle? Especially if the officer's know who the offender already is and could have terminated the pursuit at literally any time after they found it out? Remember, not YOUR car being stolen, some random person you've never met. Are you willing to die for their insured property? This is why pursuits are going away unless the offender is a violent offender/involved in an violent offense.
@@herbertadams8433 well if a person decided to become an officer of the law they absolutely are willing to put thier life and safety on the line for strangers. They're out there everyday not knowing what could happen and these days random moments can end in tragedy. Other people aren't willing to do that so they do something else. So Thank goodness we have willing people.
@@LoddyDah I'm not talking about the officers. I mean you. Personally. Because it is not just officers hurt. Are you, yourself, willing to risk the whole of your family for some other strangers car?
Kirsten and I went to high school together and she was like the quietest person ever, didn’t really talk to anybody unless people talked to her. Would have never thought she’d turn out like this.
Nah, they will instead be promoted and championed for being "tough on crime", since criminal cases have drastically "reduced" under their authority; and the same drones that voted for the judges and politicians will continue to vote the same. There is no accountability
Meanwhile you find out what it costs to keep her in prison, and she is bat shit crazy and needs mental health care better then she can get outside of prison while there. You see the bill state pays for her ass and go "oh fuck no, don't waste money on that crazy woman what is wrong with these judges, I just voted to lower taxes, now you telling me they did that by cutting mental health, and lowering the budget for prisons!"
She has no regard for anyone other than herself, is a danger, and is completely useless to society. She just needs to be put in prison for the rest of her life. People like this don't change
Oxygen thieves I believe they’re called. I love how after getting to jail she starts demanding things like bitch this is not a negotiation you stole and bailed out in someone else’s car.
What's the judge waiting on... someone innocent to be killed by this habitual felon??? Why is this female allowed to be out on bond? The Wisconsin law enforcement officers seem to really be great at what they do. They're professional, polite when all possible and proficient at their job! Why can't the judicial system in that state follow suit???
so many of these videos are from wisconsin so many repeaters get out on bonds and then go back into court after doing more crimes, pretty sad ngl it's definitely something wrong with how they handle cases within the court haven't you seen how many of these people shown on this channel are repeaters and with large (or fairly cheap) bonds? it's absolutely insane i'm impressed how wisconsin isn't close to the top in crime rate (from what i see it's around in the 30s, not close to top 10)
Reasonable position, but why is the first instinct to blame the victim? I know the reason is because the author of this video titled it that way and people are absurdly easy to manipulate, but is that a good excuse? Also, it's hilarious that for once we see a white woman stealing a black man's car. It's a once in a million event.
It was interesting to see this legendary Kirstin when they finally got her out of the car. I wonder how many cars she has to steal before she goes to jail?
@@tdrizz08 Why would ANYONE leave their WALLET, cash, credit cards and ID in a vehicle at any time??? one tap will break the side window to get access without a key. What if you collapsed unconconscious on the sidewalk or in a Gym etc a couple of blocks away because of a medical reason and there you are with NO ID on you??
@@HobbyOrganistmost people don’t go around their life with the expectations of passing out… you’re really going to sit here and tell me there hasn’t been a single day in your life that you didn’t have your wallet on you? We all know that’s bullshit, and according to your logic, that windows can be broken with a tap, why does it matter where you leave your keys if your car is always accessible by a “tap” anyway? In fact I’m sure your house has windows, you ever leave anything important there? Like a birth certificate or money or jewelry? Well I could simply “tap” your window and take it all huh? So dumb to expect people to constantly have every one of their valuables on them at all times.
In general GA laws enforcement sucks especially the traffic cop drug recognition "experts". As a non-resident traveling through that state by car is a last resort only.
Georgia has a long history of that. I lived in Ft. Bragg, N.C. in the 60’s, we used to drive to Florida to visit my grandmother and it was known for speed traps and throwing people in jail for traffic offenses even then.
I thought he was being a little harsh on that statement but then I seen the additional comments and makes me believe what he is saying is true about Georgia lol
Many frustrating things about this case but the thing that really got me was the fact that the poor owner of the car had to deal with getting his car out of the ditch or pay the tow fee. I don’t think he should have been responsible for that. They should have at least pulled his car out for him. The county could foot the bill…knowing she most likely wouldn’t be paying like she should.
He could try to sue for expenses given that she was let out of custody prematurely. Not likely to win, but could awaken more people to what happens when failing to enforce laws sufficiently. Also, she might need an involuntary stay at a mental facility. Give her choice of jail or treatment.
While in any other situation, I would wholeheartedly agree. Then again, mans is the dummy who left his keys and walled in his unlocked car that was parked in a public parking. I assume he did it regularly as, in the beginning of the video, they mention that it was something he ‘usually did when at the YMCA’. If that is anything to go off of, he had a habit of doing so. The situation stinks for him, but maybe a little ‘dummy tax’ will help him not to do it anymore.
I really appreciate the small cuts in the video, Im glad you don't just copy and paste the whole raw footage and cut out the parts when nothing relevant is happening. Also Im glad you edited the fistbump squeaky sound, it makes you giggle in such intense and seriously video. Thanks a lot for your great work, I hope you will make lots more videos.
The only person who should ever be responsible for that guy's towing fees and repairs to his vehicle and compensation for his lost time and compensation for all the wasted time and effort by the police is Kirstin.
Exactly! I've been scrolling through these comments for 15+ minutes looking for anyone talking about that. Why tf does he have to pay to get his car towed because some crackhead stole and crashed it?? She should have to pay that bill in cash before she's even allowed to post bond. If she can't make the payment then she'll have to come up with the money when she gets out and in the meantime the state should pay for it and they'll just tack on that cost with the rest of her court fines. That's absolutely ridiculous that's he'd have to pay for ANY damage that she did!
Right, everyone blamed the guy, but PRINCESS KIRSTEN" has done this several times before and of course they will AGAIN go easy on poor misunderstood KIRSTIN
What are you going to do, wait for Kirsten to come to the tow yard and pay the fees? Or do you think the tow company should just retrieve your car and bill Kirsten for it?
It's a nice sentiment, but looking at Kristin's garb and track record she probably doesn't have any money, but the tow truck has to get paid. So who is paying for it right now? I hate to say it, but the taxpayer does. It's the cost of keeping a civil society.
@@albinoman13bt That's all nice and all but there should be a standard set where a criminal is always liable for at least a basic set of damages to be claimed by the victim(s) automatically. Extra damages can still be sued over in civil court but stuff such as towing fees and damages to the car by putting it in a ditch should automatically be awarded to the victims. To be paid by the culprit who will be held at the court's jail until they do. You're mature enough to break it, you're mature enough to pay for it, or sit in a jail cell until you do pay off your debt to the citizens you victimized. Ridiculous system where you can steal a car and get out by paying your bond instead of paying the victim first.
No wonder there are so many repeat offenders. No consequences. Mere slaps on their wrist! Then they do it again. Every law enforcement official is so kind and gentle; i.e., Please get out of the car; please open the door; please, ad nauseum.
Not even close its taxpayers every fuckign time. She is mentally ill no one wants to spend a dime on mental health, then they also don't want pay extra to lock her up, then blame every one else while going "rabble rabble! politician wants to increase property taxes to pay for prisons and jails fuck that!" then a week later "why they no treat the mentally ill or put people in jail what are my taxes paying for!" Its like well you voted to lower taxes, this is how that politician did it but slashing mental health and criminal system lol
It’s really not even the prosecutors. It’s the lack of funding to the jails. Believe me I don’t want to pay more taxes for these dumb ass criminals either but the jails are at max capacity. Eventually they run out of room and they have to prioritize who they keep in and who they let go. It’s extremely complex and I wish there were an easy fix to stop this shit from happening…
The squeaky toy fist bump at 13:57 had me laughing my arse off. That sound really caught me off guard. Well played! I had a difficult time feeling bad for the guy that got his car stolen. What do you expect if you leave your wallet and keys in your vehicle and then leave your vehicle unlocked?!?!
The politeness of the officers after the crash with the driver is impressive. She's a well known career criminal and they are treating her with kid gloves.
It says a lot about the justice system when the cops know who you are and know you've done this before. Why do the prosecutors always drop the charges?
"like her" interesting, what do you know thats not in the video? People "like her" should get treatment for whatever psychological problem there is and renintegrated into soceity, because you know, thats much cheaper then having people lead bleak lives behind bars and actually makes for a better life for all involved.
@@TheGahta what? How can you pretend that heaving doctors on call 24/7, plus inhouse therapists to work through the problems that the in house psychiatrists diagnose, plus the medication.
@@lemonstealinghorsdoeuvre im not saying 24/7 h stuff, treatment is something different then just tossing them into a cell. There is enough to find on yt to get the rest, if you are really interested 🤷♂️
Man I knew people left their cars unlocked in a public place which I already thought was crazy but to leave your keys and wallet in there too is just insane
Honestly leaving a vehicle so easily accessible should be a crime. That's absolutely insane, no different then leaving a fire arm outside of a safe or on the damn counter.
@@gracinvicko idk man, I'm from a very rural community in Canada and still wouldn't. My house door is open 13 hours a day, and my car is still locked. Because it's a damn weapon in the wrong hands. One 12 year old without a father figure and your car is possibly killing people. One crack head one mental break down ect.
Eh...I stole a Firebird back in 93, and that thing was stick. I wasn't even licensed yet, drove it just fine clear across the state before ditching it at the UP border, to avoid it becoming federal. I just really needed to get to Michigan ASAP and couldn't be seen driving my own vehicle for reasons. The guy got his car back like a couple days later, and I left him with a full tank of gas and a Subway gift card on the dashboard for the inconvenience.
True, but the state doesn't want to keep mental cases in mental hospitals because they've been defunded for decades. They prefer to just send them over to the criminal justice department and jail, but the jails don't treat their mental illness because they don't have the right resources to do so. Thus the cycle continues.
1 there is only so much room in jail for people awaiting trial, 2 innocent until proven guilty, an innocent person can be arrested twice before going to court for either, judge has to treat everyone the same... you would want the same if you were wrongfully arrested. and it happens more than you think... people have been found guilt and spent decades in prison before later being found innocent... 3 they have to offer bond except in serious circumstances. while this seems serious, and it is, in the grand scheme of things... she ranks fairly low on the criminal danger list... there are rapists, murders, child molesters, terrorists and many others I would put above her.
This new weak minded generation needs to learn you can’t blame mental health as an excuse to break the law and use it as a get out of jail free card, as soon as I heard “I want to go to a medical Center” it was pretty obvious that’s what was happening.
Always remember to bring your keys and any other special belongings with you into wherever you go when you drive there. Better to have it than not have it along with no car. And always lock your car, too, no matter what.
Why is she even out of jail? She is clearly a threat to the community and should be kept locked up until all her cases are tried and she has served her time. It should also be a LONG time considering her multiple offenses. Wish judges would do their damn job and keep people like her locked up.
Very odd, a repeat offender that isn't punished offends repeatedly. I sure do wonder what could be done about this. If only there was a type of building such a person could be kept in as a result of their actions...
You hear the officers talking about how she did the same thing only a couple months ago and one said "then why is she out of jail!?". Sounds like the whole system is fucked over there in America not even the police that CAN do their job have to deal with the shotty court system where criminals get away with a slap on the wrist. Heck it's not any better in my country either, criminals get paid a government granted wage while they sit in jail some even have TVs and Xboxs to kill time while you eat for free with no bills.
@@macethorns1168 Voters didn't do anything, right or left. The government will continue doing this as long as it gets them money. Its an issue with judges not doing their jobs and with the legal system as a whole, not a voting issue.
@@jacklaurentius6130 i see this same stupid ass comment repeated on every video. Even videos where the crime took place in a conservative city with conservative judges. It’s a comment that literally requires no thought
Some people are just gullible i guess. I live in Slovenia, which has a much lower crime rate and even I wouldn’t leave the keys in my car. If i had one that is.
@@michaeladam3190 if it was for maybe 30 seconds while you went inside the gas station. But you're telling me you honestly think you shouldn't be called an idiot if you left your keys in your car outside your house all night lmao
the judges hands are tied by State and Federal law. Even activists like the ACLU keep drug addicts and schizophrenics from being involuntarily committed.
That's a great question that cop asked... Then why she out of jail if she just done this six months ago!!!!! And after they booked her on this one they still gave her a bond. Our justice system is absolutely ridiculous.
All I could think about the whole time was how bad i feel for this man having had his vehicle taken and wrecked. I hope things work out better for you later on brother !
@@kscherck he obviously trusted his community. I feel remorse for people who have better expectations and try to be upstanding, rather than being the ones to lower them.
Given that she repeatedly asks for the health care center, my guess is she has a mental illness or a behavioral disorder. My money is on both. I have experience with both things as several people in my immediate family have either some mental disorder or another and/or a behavioral disorder. Even at that, ours isn't so severe we'll go stealing cars and none of us, save my brother, has a police record. We keep our crazy at home. LOL
I just can’t get over that the dude left his keys AND wallet in his unlocked car in public like that. I don’t even leave them in my truck when it’s parked in the garage!
I live in a small town where not much happens, but you bet my car and my house are locked always. You never know when some asshole is just gonna come ruin your day.
@@sidviciousness7469 I don't think anyone is suggesting he's responsible for _her_ bad behaviour, more that it's unwise/strange to leave your wallet and keys in an unlocked car.
it is amazing to see what sort of shit men are willing to put up with from females. Had it been a male driver they would have "seen a gun" after 10 seconds from being bored with his shit and pumped the vehicle full of lead and called it a day well done.
I see dude's doing junk like this in the locker room at my gym where they put clothes, car keys, wallet, phone, whatever in a locker and just close the door with no lock. It boggles my mind that anyone could be that trusting. Repeatedly the locker is getting opened by people looking for an empty locker to where anyone and everyone would know somebody's stuff is in there.
Rural Upper Midwest still has that feel, where you can leave your door unlocked and your keys in your car and no one will mess with it. I wouldn't, of course, because sometimes it definitely does go wrong, but it's infrequent enough that it's still a fairly high-trust culture.
Ugh... that's just laziness. If people can afford a gym membership they should be able to afford a 5 dollar lock. I went to a gym for about a year, it was small and barely had anyone in there most times but I still put a lock on the locker.
It depends a lot on the country and setting. You can totally live in a place (especially more rural parts of Europe), where nobody would do anything, but it's still better to be safe rather than sorry.
You would be surprised how often people still leave their keys in the car, or leave the engine running when the car is unattended. My city led the nation in auto theft last year. Our local police department commissioned a study to determine the primary cause of our auto theft being so high, and the results of the study showed that more than 70% of the auto thefts in our city that year occurred when the owners left the keys in the vehicle. As a result, a law was passed that makes it illegal to leave your keys in your vehicle. If you leave the keys in the vehicle and the vehicle is stolen, you can be charged with a misdemeanor that comes with a $400 fine. People still do it every day.
@@Nieghorn .... Bunch of loonies in poor taste costumes made a song about it in the 1970s. Now it may as well be the National Anthem for certain clubbing types.
Judges need to be held accountable for negligence, this is insane that they are supposed to be deeming whether or not these people should be allowed back into society with/without punishment, yet they see these bodycam videos and still decide to give them a 5th “second chance”.
They don't decide if they are "allowed out without punishment". That comes after trial. They are usually authorized to hold a criminal in jail until trial if they feel they are a risk though. Problem is that most judges don't feel that things like theft are a "risk". Bond is not a punishment. They are also required to release in some states by law.
Maybe we need to convince these criminals to go after judges if they have little or nothing left to lose. Maybe then they will start doing their damn jobs.
@@justforever96 Bonds exist to give people the punitive financial incentive to abide by their terms of release. People who cannot afford their bond are left in jail because it judged they have too little left too lose to be assured of good behavior. So, bonds are kinda "not a punishment", but in a sense they kinda are.
Its not judges child its the taxpayers bitching to politicians we spend so much money on prisons if you figured out how much it costs to lock that woman up, and how many we got locked up right now, you would be lossing your shit at the cost. Issue isn't she needs to be in jail issue is we need something that fucking works that some corp isn't making money. You can hear this girl is crazy this is mental health issue not a prison one sigh...
@Kaufman Andy nah, he’s right. It’s not the judge’s fault, they simply work with the laws they’re given. That’s the fault of the laws that have been passed lately. A judge’s job is to determine if an action is legal/constitutional, not to determine if its right.
In order for her to be released from jail, her bond should include payment to injured party of estimated damages of the truck so he can get it repaired. Anytime someone is arrested and there is property damage, that needs to be covered before they release these criminals. It'll be years if ever, restitution is paid through the court.
But if they haven't legally _committed_ the crime until they are found guilty, how can they pay back the victim before trial? What if they pay thousands of dollars back and then are found not guilty? Does the party have to pay them back then? What if they were just being framed and it turns out the "victim" was just extorting money?
@@ambi3nttech And you seem to be thinking without any nuance, which also happens far too much. Obviously what OP said was meant to apply in situations like this where there is zero doubt on who committed the crime and is responsible for the damages.
@@Zapdroid1 I‘m the one thinking without nuance? It doesn’t matter whether you think there’s no doubt, we have something called the constitution which states everybody is INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY IN A COURT OF LAW. Not innocent until proven guilty on TH-cam or innocent until proven guilty by Mr. Zapdroid.
You can tell how frustrating it is for the cops to have to constantly arrest the same people over and over just to watch them get out the next day, the one cop even said when he found out who it was "Why is she out of jail?" and yet I've seen them stick others in for 25 yrs for less crimes, it really is disgusting.
@@motownpontiac they were waiting for a shield. They had the time to ensure they were as safe as possible & took it. I’m sure they wouldn’t have taken so much time if the situation warranted
This was really well done team work. 2 guys kept rifles on the vehicle at all time. One person attempted to keep making contact, while the others were setting up a plan on approaching the vehicle if/when she didn't comply. 2 guys with rifles allowed the other to do their jobs without worrying about the driver and the constant contact was an attempt to de-escalate the situation without the need to approach
WI criminals have no idea how good they have it. They’re saying please and THEY MEAN IT.. the amount of patience they have is unreal. Yous guys all deserve a raise.. Great policing yet again, Wausau! Checking that crossfire too boyyy
Kirsten's cellmate - "What are you in for?" Kirsten - "I stole a car from the dumbest SOB on the planet and took it for a joyride." He left his car doors unlocked with the keys and his wallet on the car's console and went into the YMCA for hours. Seriously? Was he hoping to collect on the insurance or something?
I am so grateful for this channel, your editing and commentary! It’s so much better than watching single body cam footage. Being able to hear from so many police officers while they are involved in whatever situation the video shows let’s us hear the humanity involved with the job. In Wisconsin, at least, it’s great to see the thousands of good cops that are out there, genuinely trying to keep the public safe. The level of patience some of these guys show is unmatched. I am a mom of twins and I know about patience but I am pretty sure I wouldn’t be able to hold back like these officers.
In what broken world do we live in, where a woman is released on a $750 bond (10% of $7,500) for a third felony offense? After six counts of bail jumping (for this charge alone), you'd think the courts would know better. This woman belongs in jail, where she can't steal someone else's car and cause thousands of dollars in damages. I get bond cases for misdemeanors and non-violent charges, but this is ridiculous.
And they will splice together 2 or 3 cameras at the same spot so you can see different perspectives at the same time. I’ve commented before that the editing is good.
She belongs in a mental ward, And all the judges that keep releasing her to the streets need to lose their job. She’s a danger to everybody and herself.
They won't. This is an intentional, aware policy. It is meant to destabilize society and make normal life impossible. It is part of a basic tactic to enforce change in governance. You can see the results very clearly these days at least in some cities, but pretty broadly. Ignore this at your peril.
Mental health needs to be addressed with this female, especially this is not her first time it's her 6th time and they keep letting her out, next time she may kill someone clearly she is a danger to the public she needs mental help.
I watch so much of your great content and all I can think is: -So many people are literally insane -There are an abundance of criminals -To many people’s lives are negatively affected by the criminals -I could never be a police officer-so hats off to the Men and Women that do this job daily -Lastly, what is up with our justice system? So many criminals have their charges dropped--wouldn’t that make them more likely to re-offend?
There isn’t actually THAT many criminals, we just don’t see videos of people not getting arrested lol. We see videos of people getting arrested so we think it’s much more than they are.
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Taking a vehicle without consent… that’s one way to put it.
Yo if you see a video with a stolen 2021 Jeep wrangler willys in CA please post it I’m sad. Love the content.
THIS IDIOT I HOPE HE KNOWS BECAUSE HE LEFT THE KEYS IN THE CAR THE INSURANCE WILL NOT COVER SHT
If you're a criminal and you get recognized by the cops while commiting a crime, it's time for you to quit.
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It seemed like a reunion.... they were too nice to her.... she needs some tough love and for God's sake NO BOND. Leave her in there for a while.
@@macforme likely she was treated better because they know her. Anyone else probably would have been dragged out of the car and through the snow.
@@macforme The problem is bond releases are pretty much mandatory unless the crime is severe enough. The bigger problem is signature bonds or too low bond amounts to make the financial cost too much of a sacrifice to commit a crime again. I have severe doubts there are many people left in her life right now that are willing to pay that $7,500 cash bond to get her out this time, just to have her end back up in jail a month later.
It's time for them to be put in Jail and throw away the key...
It’s got to be so frustrating to keep arresting the same people over and over.
it is social justice, judge let her out again after this
Exactly, it's crazy that in that area they know her name and her previous crimes without having to look it up.
Does anybody know at 12:53 when the officer got her up in front of the police car, what did she say?
I heard 80% of crime is committed by 20% of the criminals.
It's the same in management: 10% of staff take up 90% of your time!
NEVER EVER leave your keys alone in the car EVEN for a second!
It’s okay if no one’s around and you keep an eye on it , not for hours though maybe a couple minutes. I do when I’m in someone’s driveway delivering food but that’s about it.
Seriously. I don't like "victim blaming" but leaving your keys in your center console and your doors unlocked is just asking for trouble.
@@maskedhorseman Yep. She's the criminal here and definitely deserves the blame, but man, I hope this is an eye-opener for the victim. I was shocked when I heard that he left his keys and wallet in an unlocked car for hours. Common sense should tell you that's a bad idea lol.
@@aly6957 Like I always tell people. Common sense isn't common anymore.
Those who don't live in giant shitty cities don't usually have to worry about that. The entire world is not the cesspool city you live in.......
The people of Wisconsin need to demand new prosecutors. What the hell does it take to keep these people in jail?
The Rittenhouse case proved there are severe deficiencies in their prosecutors. Guy was so bad at his job. Granted, the verdict was correct imo, but pointing a rifle at the jury is beyond moronic, even if cleared.
Not gonna happen. They make money off rearresting people
@@badboybootz8actually it costs WAY more to keep someone in jail than to give them a ticket . That’s why these people get out of jail. That and over crowding. These people need mental help, not sitting in jail on my dime as a taxpayer.
@@Ambelica ok
@@badboybootz8 hope you learned something !
This channel is without doubt, the best edited police content youll find on youtube.
The view switching, adding context, flavor dialogue, updating the victim,
As someone who watches a LOT of this content, this is top tier.
Just wish there was more
Audit
Tell me you're a kiss ass without telling me you're a kiss ass.
@@tize333 you mean Audit the Audit? I used to like that channel but they spend WAYYYY too much time going into every minor detail.
I like alot of (mainly all) are in Wisconsin. Where I'm from. That Nicole Golomski they've featured twice now, I went to school with.
Love this channel.
It is excellent. So is Old Squishy Gardener.
"Why is she out of jail?" Officer voicing the question we all want to know. Thanks judges for keeping the public safe 😬
More like liberal DAs
Get yourself educated with the correct information before you blame judges........ The laws are NOT made by the judges, laws are made by the legislature and people who lobby to the legislature. Judge are vested in the discretion of a sentence and use all the pertinent information from a defendant to make that decision of a sentence! Judges only FOLLOW THE LAW they are vested to FOLLOW. They are GIVEN DISCRETION as to what sentence is given.....
Why don't you do homework instead of assuming
Liberal progressive district attorneys
All I see are cops harassing and stalking a woman that's trying to live her life with freedom
"Why is she out of jail?" good question by the Officer. Impressed with the professionalism of this department.
The cost of the recovery and possible damage to the car might be a couple of hundred dollars. The cost to the community for a trial and say a year in jail would be what ? $50,000 to $100,000 ? It would be cheaper to buy her a little second hand car !!!! LOL
@@davidfisher9026 it would be cheaper just to completely get rid of these people altogether.
She has the best lawyer money can buy 😅
Don't know what's worse...leaving your keys and wallet in an unlocked vehicle or the cops knowing your name as you drive by in a stolen vehicle.....
Not very smart
Now days lock everything up.
WIS , as bad as Floriduuh
I used to leave my truck unlocked. Stopped doing that about 10 years ago.
ignorance < stupidity
"Why is she out of jail", statement of this decade. There is due process, then there should also be detention of a repeat offender who is high risk to re-offend.
Ah, Democrat judges and leftist District Attorneys making sure our criminals are safe and sound ❤
Like you
@@jacklaurentius6130 are you stupid it’s repubs too, but always in the name of the lord and constitution.
Both sides are jokes
If it was a male he would've been in jail.
@@jacklaurentius6130 Except that area is GOP controlled.
I can totally relate. Every time I go to the YMCA I always leave a few stacks of hundred dollar bills, my social security card, several credit cards, the title to my home, and all my bank account information right on the front seat.
What ?? Me too 😅great minds think alike 😊
You forgot the Mona Lisa in the trunk 😂
*with the door unlocked and keys inside and a sign saying “free shit”
Open borders for Israel
Baby in a car seat holding the keys and my purse
It's crazy that he was going to be responsible for the towing fee. She should be required to pay the fee as part of her arrest.
Well, he did leave his keys in an unlocked car.
At least make the law that she would have to first pay his towing fees and repair costs for his car before she can bail out...
Something like using turnups for blood transfusions. Your not going to get what is not there. The young man made the correct call to pick the car up road side. He also avoided having to pay the impound fee. Bad call on leaving his keys in the car.
@someguy4915 I guess thats the entire point of lawsuits lol but all the attorney fees and unnecessary extra stress that shit brings you'd imagine there'd be a more convenient way to get the money you deserve
No money... no job and won't work
If ever anyone was begging to get ripped off, it’s this guy.
As impressed as I am by the professionalism of these police, so am I bewildered by the leniency of the Wisconsin justice system.
You shouldn't be, that whole deal in Kenosha only happened a few years ago and very few of the people who were arrested were actually prosecuted for what they did.
@@anon457 Shut up chud.
George Soros
We have weaponized justice in wisconsin. If you're someone the DA doesn't like, especially for political reasons, you're going to be in shit creek for years. Anyone else who is scum of society gets let off with a warning most of the time.
democrats
Imagine being a judge, giving this woman bail, and expecting to be taken seriously.
The other issue is many judges 👨⚖️ 👩⚖️ once "they're in, they're IN" meaning to boot them from the bench is extremely hard.
Because these judges don't have to live with the consequences of their actions/decisions. It doesn't affect them or their families so they don't care.
Jail is a business, it's in their best interest financially to keep these people bailed so they keep getting paid.
Imagine being a moron on the internet thinking they know the complexities of being a judge.
@@g8le And you know the OP isn't a judge.....how exactly???
Don’t leave your keys in your car EVER! Some insurance companies will refuse to fully compensate you if evidence shows you didn’t take common sense precautions to begin with. Making you fully or partially responsible, as a result of negligence.
It's not their concern you pay them for damages stolen is stolen no matter how it's done the insurance company can be sued if it's not a written agreement
@@OGGood-lb7bd good luck with the lawsuit … those stipulations are written in when you sign the policy. Ask for the full policy next time and go to the policy “exclusions” section. It’ll show you all the things an insurance company can “legally” use in order to get out of paying the claim. I’m licensed, trust me when I say the insurance company is NOT looking out for your best Interest
@@OGGood-lb7bdnot how it works with insurance, they will fight tooth and nail to make you pay if they can lmao.
@@keven4535 ok sure but lawyers are prepared for the bullshyt 🥴🍺
@@OGGood-lb7bd In what world do you live? 😅 Can you advice the insurances following the policies you described?
Most of the time, if insurance finds out you left the keys in your car and it’s stolen, you might not be covered
Love when the one officers is like "ya that's her" & the other responds with "why is she out of jail?"
I feel for them. They actually put in the effort and take very high risks, and then there's this revolving door... The cynical actors in the DA office and courts are doing this on purpose. This is an intentional, aware policy. It is meant to destabilize society and make normal life impossible. It is part of a basic tactic to enforce change in governance. You can see the results very clearly these days at least in some cities, but progressively getting pretty broad...
That dude was beyond stupid for leaving all that in his car unlocked, but I find it crazy how he is responsible for the tow fee after what had transpired
A friend of mine went on vacation and when they returned their home had been broken into. Only think taken was his wife’s jewelry. The cops found her jewelry in the local pawn shop. My friend had to buy his wife’s jewelry back from the pawn shop.
Because he left it unlocked with the keys in it. Insurance wouldn't pay out over that. He should be paying for it himself tbh
I mean : pay the fine, then sue the person for stealing the car in small claims
That's the idiot tax for leaving all his stuff plus keys in an unlocked car
@@astroboy5137 not true. Pawn shops can’t buy stolen property if the cops file the report and he proves it’s his jewelry they have to get thr money back from the seller of the stolen goods. Yur buddy has a posible law suit in his hands. Both towards the thief and the pawn shop
Judges: so, you’re a raving lunatic who constantly commits crimes? Well! We better let you out immediately!
It’s up to a jury not a judge. And a jury is made up of a random select few of US citizens. We can only blame ourselves
Ah, Democrat judges and leftist District Attorneys making sure our criminals are safe and sound ❤
@@jacklaurentius6130 It's a GOP controlled Area.
@@divvy5310 not all criminal trials are decided by a jury, it depends on the severity and type of crime, how the defendant pleads, and the locality. Most simple criminal cases like this are simply overseen by a judge, especially when deciding whether or not a defendant will be allowed to post bond. This girl is in the process of being tried for other felonies which are still on going but she’s obviously been released on bail, that’s 100% a judges fault.
Yup, Trump appointed judges. Never trust a rapist.
Can we just appreciate the phrase “due to her inadequacy at driving” for a minute? Made me chuckle
I was thinking the same thing. It was completely unnecessary for the story but I loved that they added that little jab.
Inadequacy of brains.
fr
I had no idea that there were people who willingly left their wallets and keys in the car at public places like that. Like I get it if they accidentally forgot and locked them in there because that happens all the time but doing it on purpose is crazy
This def ain’t the 60’s or 70’s where you can leave things unlocked. Debauchery is high today. I trust no one
They should have just put a "PLEASE STEAL MY CAR" sign out.
I can understand why. People steal shit from ymca lockers all the time
It's odd for someone to do that in Wausau of all places. I could understand if it was in like I dunno Barron or something, but in a moderately-sized city? That's asking for trouble. Now in the winter sometimes I will leave the key in and the engine running if it's bitch cold out, but the doors stay locked and I take the fob with.
It’s a lot more common than you think, laziness is beyond belief nowadays 😂
Her bond should have been a lot higher than 7,500. She’s proven over and over what a danger she is to society
Should have not had a bond at all, honestly
@@Justaperson354right, her pimp is the only one willing to bail her out
She stole the car and also my heart ❤ she's beauty
Drug addicts should never get bail sobering up in jail is the ultimate punishment
@@sherlocked1496 You have low standards
As someone who watches a lot of Police body cam videos, I have to say this channel does the best job. Being from WI makes the content that much better.
I agree. It's my favorite police body cam channel. I always try to guess whether or not the video takes place in LaCrosse or not based on the title 😅lol
Here in Africa it's my fav🎀. I love how their videos aren't congested with ads. Plus...i envy how you guys there have snow...its beautifully picturesque🌸🌸🌸
A lot of these videos are from WI. 😂
You're from WI? This channel would make me consider relocating Lol
Y'all should try voting different judges lol
So what did we learn from this?
NEVER EVER leave your keys and wallet in your center console when stepping out of the car even if it is for 2 minutes!
2 seconds.
AND stealing a car from a YMCA parking lot is NOT a bona fide workout! ;-)
“She just did the same thing the other day.””
“Why is she out of jail?”
“I don’t know.”
The state of modern policing: they lock up criminals and DAs let them out immediately.
7500 cash bond lol
@@pineapplesmoovey7898 You only have to pay 10% of that in cash too because of bail bonds. So like 750$ which I guess she might not even have.
It's a lack of funding..
Stop voting for Democrats.
Da's don't let anyone out. It's bonds and jails releasing people that are lower level offenders. Just relax.
24 years old and already a career criminal, i can't imagine the frustration these officers must have when they have to deal with these people over and over and over again. Hats off to these officers for being so calm and being able to show kindness to an individual that definitely doesn't deserve it.
24 years old, and like millions of Americans suffering from poorly treated mental health issues. Take a look at the video, and have a heart.
i dunno...maybe they should try something different? Clearly this ain't working...
She doesn't have a case worker for mental illness, she has a case worker for drug use to get her to dry out which is part of her sentencing on a previous offense.
@@inthezone4123 There ain't no mental illness, just a weak mind, dude!
@inthezone4123 being a drug addicted hooker is a choice
If the local police recognize you as they pass by you haven’t lived the best life
If she is whacked on drugs, shouldn't she get a DUI?
@@stephenkalatucka6213 she's probably mentally ill. She sounds incoherent.
"The cops in Georgia would have said "the fuck you want me to do?"
I 150% believe him
As a former Georgia resident, he's definitely not lying about them not caring about vehicle theft. Glad to see there's still proactive police departments out there
The highest felony charge they have in this is the auto theft. Are you willing to have your car crashed into, totaled or have one of your family member's hurt or killed in order to try and recover someone else's vehicle? Especially if the officer's know who the offender already is and could have terminated the pursuit at literally any time after they found it out? Remember, not YOUR car being stolen, some random person you've never met. Are you willing to die for their insured property? This is why pursuits are going away unless the offender is a violent offender/involved in an violent offense.
This is in Wisconsin.
@@forrestclooney7399 The guy mentioned Georgia early in the video.
@@herbertadams8433 well if a person decided to become an officer of the law they absolutely are willing to put thier life and safety on the line for strangers. They're out there everyday not knowing what could happen and these days random moments can end in tragedy.
Other people aren't willing to do that so they do something else.
So Thank goodness we have willing people.
@@LoddyDah I'm not talking about the officers. I mean you. Personally. Because it is not just officers hurt. Are you, yourself, willing to risk the whole of your family for some other strangers car?
Kirsten and I went to high school together and she was like the quietest person ever, didn’t really talk to anybody unless people talked to her. Would have never thought she’d turn out like this.
It’s always the quiet ones.
Drugs
Drugs will do that
Do you know how her family was? Did she come from a good home?
Any more insights ?
…. So now she has 4 OPEN FELONY CASES …. If she gets let out at this point we need to start charging the judges with crimes against society
Nah, they will instead be promoted and championed for being "tough on crime", since criminal cases have drastically "reduced" under their authority; and the same drones that voted for the judges and politicians will continue to vote the same. There is no accountability
Meanwhile you find out what it costs to keep her in prison, and she is bat shit crazy and needs mental health care better then she can get outside of prison while there. You see the bill state pays for her ass and go "oh fuck no, don't waste money on that crazy woman what is wrong with these judges, I just voted to lower taxes, now you telling me they did that by cutting mental health, and lowering the budget for prisons!"
She has no regard for anyone other than herself, is a danger, and is completely useless to society. She just needs to be put in prison for the rest of her life. People like this don't change
he does too - has no regaued for anyone other then himself - they should be sharing a cell
Oxygen thieves I believe they’re called. I love how after getting to jail she starts demanding things like bitch this is not a negotiation you stole and bailed out in someone else’s car.
What's the judge waiting on... someone innocent to be killed by this habitual felon??? Why is this female allowed to be out on bond? The Wisconsin law enforcement officers seem to really be great at what they do. They're professional, polite when all possible and proficient at their job! Why can't the judicial system in that state follow suit???
Methinks it's job security for the head honchos.
so many of these videos are from wisconsin
so many repeaters get out on bonds and then go back into court after doing more crimes, pretty sad ngl
it's definitely something wrong with how they handle cases within the court
haven't you seen how many of these people shown on this channel are repeaters and with large (or fairly cheap) bonds? it's absolutely insane
i'm impressed how wisconsin isn't close to the top in crime rate (from what i see it's around in the 30s, not close to top 10)
Ah, Democrat judges and leftist District Attorneys making sure our criminals are safe and sound ❤
@@jacklaurentius6130 It's a GOP controlled Area.
@@jacklaurentius6130 Incompetence is not exclusive to left learners. Political leanings have nothing to do with it
dude did everything except tape a sign on his car begging thieves to take his crap
I agree. See my above post. My vehicle was locked and the keys were in my house. People suck!!
Doing that would probably make your car safer tho.
Yep. That was definitely a crime of opportunity
Reasonable position, but why is the first instinct to blame the victim? I know the reason is because the author of this video titled it that way and people are absurdly easy to manipulate, but is that a good excuse? Also, it's hilarious that for once we see a white woman stealing a black man's car. It's a once in a million event.
All that was left was taking out his life savings and the deed to his house and leave in the center console
This is not mental illness, this is criminal entitlement. She knows how to manipulate the system and has been doing it since she was a teenager.
It was interesting to see this legendary Kirstin when they finally got her out of the car. I wonder how many cars she has to steal before she goes to jail?
These Gen Z girls nowadays are all mentally unstable and entitled. Too much phone usage and living in la la land.
So far 27 is not that number. 🙄
And most likely, the insurance won’t pay for damages. Keys left in car and unlocked. Hard lesson to learn.
Some people just have to learn that way. Nothing else gets in their head and stays there.
Insurance will cover
Highly unlikely.
Sure, insurance may not cover the damages but wouldn’t the jackass who stole the car in the first place be liable?
@@nychris2258
No. If you left keys in the car it's your responsibility.
He left his keys and wallet in the car but he took his phone with him. Welcome to the world of modern priorities.
Lol I leave my wallet in the car but I lock it and keep the keys dudes never heard of a backpack 😂
@@tdrizz08 Why would ANYONE leave their WALLET, cash, credit cards and ID in a vehicle at any time??? one tap will break the side window to get access without a key. What if you collapsed unconconscious on the sidewalk or in a Gym etc a couple of blocks away because of a medical reason and there you are with NO ID on you??
@♬ HовЬу Ояgaиїšт ♬ While I myself would never leave my wallet in my car either, who are you, his mom?
@@HobbyOrganistmost people don’t go around their life with the expectations of passing out… you’re really going to sit here and tell me there hasn’t been a single day in your life that you didn’t have your wallet on you? We all know that’s bullshit, and according to your logic, that windows can be broken with a tap, why does it matter where you leave your keys if your car is always accessible by a “tap” anyway? In fact I’m sure your house has windows, you ever leave anything important there? Like a birth certificate or money or jewelry? Well I could simply “tap” your window and take it all huh? So dumb to expect people to constantly have every one of their valuables on them at all times.
Imagine how much safer society would be if judges did their jobs and locked up criminals
It's up to voters.
@@aliendroneservices6621 Not really cuz its happening in all states and all sides
@@nychris2258 Then run for judge. It's an elected office.
@@aliendroneservices6621 I'd have to go back in time an attend law school
Or if people locked their cars😂
I often wonder how much an operation like this costs and think it should maybe be reflected in the sentencing.
The DAs and judges need to start being held financially liable for their incompetence and failure to keep repeat career criminals locked up!
Yeah, they should be on the hook for part of the bail amount if they allow repeat offenders out on the streets.
There is a way... it's called *'stop voting them in!'*
When elections happen, actually research the judges on the ballot. Know whom your empowering.
It's generally the legislature, not the Judges and certainly not the DA's.
No 6he gov and leg they wrote the laws
You can thank the Democratic Party for that.
I live in Georgia. I can vouch for that first statement. You can only hope the thieves don't screw it up too bad when they finally ditch it.
In general GA laws enforcement sucks especially the traffic cop drug recognition "experts". As a non-resident traveling through that state by car is a last resort only.
Georgia has a long history of that. I lived in Ft. Bragg, N.C. in the 60’s, we used to drive to Florida to visit my grandmother and it was known for speed traps and throwing people in jail for traffic offenses even then.
I'd rather hope they total it out so it's not my problem what they broke
I thought he was being a little harsh on that statement but then I seen the additional comments and makes me believe what he is saying is true about Georgia lol
They always say, “Come to Georgia on vacation and leave on Probation!”
These judges and prosecutors have to be held accountable who let somebody out in the streets with two outstanding felony for carjacking
Many frustrating things about this case but the thing that really got me was the fact that the poor owner of the car had to deal with getting his car out of the ditch or pay the tow fee. I don’t think he should have been responsible for that. They should have at least pulled his car out for him. The county could foot the bill…knowing she most likely wouldn’t be paying like she should.
Yeah but I guess that's what you get for leaving the keys in it! Kinda your fault I guess
He could try to sue for expenses given that she was let out of custody prematurely. Not likely to win, but could awaken more people to what happens when failing to enforce laws sufficiently. Also, she might need an involuntary stay at a mental facility. Give her choice of jail or treatment.
While in any other situation, I would wholeheartedly agree. Then again, mans is the dummy who left his keys and walled in his unlocked car that was parked in a public parking. I assume he did it regularly as, in the beginning of the video, they mention that it was something he ‘usually did when at the YMCA’. If that is anything to go off of, he had a habit of doing so. The situation stinks for him, but maybe a little ‘dummy tax’ will help him not to do it anymore.
I really appreciate the small cuts in the video, Im glad you don't just copy and paste the whole raw footage and cut out the parts when nothing relevant is happening. Also Im glad you edited the fistbump squeaky sound, it makes you giggle in such intense and seriously video. Thanks a lot for your great work, I hope you will make lots more videos.
The only person who should ever be responsible for that guy's towing fees and repairs to his vehicle and compensation for his lost time and compensation for all the wasted time and effort by the police is Kirstin.
Exactly! I've been scrolling through these comments for 15+ minutes looking for anyone talking about that. Why tf does he have to pay to get his car towed because some crackhead stole and crashed it?? She should have to pay that bill in cash before she's even allowed to post bond. If she can't make the payment then she'll have to come up with the money when she gets out and in the meantime the state should pay for it and they'll just tack on that cost with the rest of her court fines. That's absolutely ridiculous that's he'd have to pay for ANY damage that she did!
Right, everyone blamed the guy, but PRINCESS KIRSTEN" has done this several times before and of course they will AGAIN go easy on poor misunderstood KIRSTIN
What are you going to do, wait for Kirsten to come to the tow yard and pay the fees? Or do you think the tow company should just retrieve your car and bill Kirsten for it?
It's a nice sentiment, but looking at Kristin's garb and track record she probably doesn't have any money, but the tow truck has to get paid. So who is paying for it right now? I hate to say it, but the taxpayer does. It's the cost of keeping a civil society.
@@albinoman13bt That's all nice and all but there should be a standard set where a criminal is always liable for at least a basic set of damages to be claimed by the victim(s) automatically.
Extra damages can still be sued over in civil court but stuff such as towing fees and damages to the car by putting it in a ditch should automatically be awarded to the victims. To be paid by the culprit who will be held at the court's jail until they do.
You're mature enough to break it, you're mature enough to pay for it, or sit in a jail cell until you do pay off your debt to the citizens you victimized.
Ridiculous system where you can steal a car and get out by paying your bond instead of paying the victim first.
No wonder there are so many repeat offenders. No consequences. Mere slaps on their wrist! Then they do it again. Every law enforcement official is so kind and gentle; i.e., Please get out of the car; please open the door; please, ad nauseum.
Because when they show no tolerance and enforce the law, people start going _EXCESSIVE FORCE_ like morons, so it's a no win situation unfortunately..
That's liberal judges.
"Why is she out of jail?" - Ah, yes, the question that we continuously ask ourselves, knowing the answer that prosecutors are typically to blame.
😅
Not even close its taxpayers every fuckign time. She is mentally ill no one wants to spend a dime on mental health, then they also don't want pay extra to lock her up, then blame every one else while going "rabble rabble! politician wants to increase property taxes to pay for prisons and jails fuck that!" then a week later "why they no treat the mentally ill or put people in jail what are my taxes paying for!" Its like well you voted to lower taxes, this is how that politician did it but slashing mental health and criminal system lol
It’s really not even the prosecutors. It’s the lack of funding to the jails. Believe me I don’t want to pay more taxes for these dumb ass criminals either but the jails are at max capacity. Eventually they run out of room and they have to prioritize who they keep in and who they let go. It’s extremely complex and I wish there were an easy fix to stop this shit from happening…
It’s the judges
The squeaky toy fist bump at 13:57 had me laughing my arse off. That sound really caught me off guard. Well played!
I had a difficult time feeling bad for the guy that got his car stolen. What do you expect if you leave your wallet and keys in your vehicle and then leave your vehicle unlocked?!?!
It’s really not that funny Jane 🤡🤡🤡
@@vincentgonzales3312
Sorry, but you’re not the arbiter of what I find funny.
The politeness of the officers after the crash with the driver is impressive. She's a well known career criminal and they are treating her with kid gloves.
Yeah, why?
@facey Kad congratulations. You won the 'first idiot to mention race for no reason' of the month
Um. They know they're being filmed so it's all an act.
Easier convictions....
The professionalism and respect for the community Wisconsin Police have demonstrated has moved Wisconsin to the top of my list for future relocation.
It says a lot about the justice system when the cops know who you are and know you've done this before. Why do the prosecutors always drop the charges?
Every LEO should have a shield in their squad. People like her shouldn’t be out of jail.
Shields are fairly large. Hard to put someone in the back if there i equipment there.
"like her" interesting, what do you know thats not in the video?
People "like her" should get treatment for whatever psychological problem there is and renintegrated into soceity, because you know, thats much cheaper then having people lead bleak lives behind bars and actually makes for a better life for all involved.
@@TheGahta what? How can you pretend that heaving doctors on call 24/7, plus inhouse therapists to work through the problems that the in house psychiatrists diagnose, plus the medication.
@@TheGahta even if you don't physically pick them up and toss them, if you just *have them
@@lemonstealinghorsdoeuvre im not saying 24/7 h stuff, treatment is something different then just tossing them into a cell. There is enough to find on yt to get the rest, if you are really interested 🤷♂️
Man I knew people left their cars unlocked in a public place which I already thought was crazy but to leave your keys and wallet in there too is just insane
Especially when you consider most gyms have lockers you can use.
Leaving your car unlocked with your keys and wallet inside is just plain irresponsible.
Depends where you live.
Honestly leaving a vehicle so easily accessible should be a crime. That's absolutely insane, no different then leaving a fire arm outside of a safe or on the damn counter.
@@gracinvicko idk man, I'm from a very rural community in Canada and still wouldn't. My house door is open 13 hours a day, and my car is still locked. Because it's a damn weapon in the wrong hands. One 12 year old without a father figure and your car is possibly killing people.
One crack head one mental break down ect.
Don’t want your car stolen? Buy a stickshift, if they’re dumb enough to steal, they’re not smart enough to work 3 pedals and 6 gears.
“You should purposely suffer through archaic manual drive just so potential thieves will have to suffer as well!” Good logic.
or better yet take all your valuables with you and lock your door!
In America this is actually a legit anti-theft tactic.
Eh...I stole a Firebird back in 93, and that thing was stick. I wasn't even licensed yet, drove it just fine clear across the state before ditching it at the UP border, to avoid it becoming federal. I just really needed to get to Michigan ASAP and couldn't be seen driving my own vehicle for reasons. The guy got his car back like a couple days later, and I left him with a full tank of gas and a Subway gift card on the dashboard for the inconvenience.
@@adamb89 - expecting to get thanks for that? It still means you stole a vehicle. Criminal creep.
They’re so incredibly polite.
Three felonies and still out of jail????? If she's mental, there are places for that also. Why do the courts let these people go????
It’s society’s fault that they are like this. Didn’t you know?
True, but the state doesn't want to keep mental cases in mental hospitals because they've been defunded for decades. They prefer to just send them over to the criminal justice department and jail, but the jails don't treat their mental illness because they don't have the right resources to do so. Thus the cycle continues.
So much for the three strikes rule 🙄
1 there is only so much room in jail for people awaiting trial, 2 innocent until proven guilty, an innocent person can be arrested twice before going to court for either, judge has to treat everyone the same... you would want the same if you were wrongfully arrested. and it happens more than you think... people have been found guilt and spent decades in prison before later being found innocent... 3 they have to offer bond except in serious circumstances. while this seems serious, and it is, in the grand scheme of things... she ranks fairly low on the criminal danger list... there are rapists, murders, child molesters, terrorists and many others I would put above her.
This new weak minded generation needs to learn you can’t blame mental health as an excuse to break the law and use it as a get out of jail free card, as soon as I heard “I want to go to a medical Center” it was pretty obvious that’s what was happening.
Always remember to bring your keys and any other special belongings with you into wherever you go when you drive there. Better to have it than not have it along with no car. And always lock your car, too, no matter what.
@@BigWilmson Common sense isn’t as common as you may think.
@@BigWilmson I think the real problem is that people have to be so protective of their shit.
I thank God every day I always lock my car all the time.
I'm extremely paranoid of my car being unlocked. I'll go outside my apartment at random times and check
That's basically just common sense
Why is she even out of jail? She is clearly a threat to the community and should be kept locked up until all her cases are tried and she has served her time. It should also be a LONG time considering her multiple offenses. Wish judges would do their damn job and keep people like her locked up.
What kind of idiot leaves their car unlocked, with the keys in it?
The editing, the relevant context, and the voiceovers all combine to make this channel truly excellent!
Don't forget the squeaky toy fist bumps. 😅 13:52
@@madtrucker0983 Exactly what I was about to say. Excellent work by everyone involved. 👏
Very odd, a repeat offender that isn't punished offends repeatedly. I sure do wonder what could be done about this. If only there was a type of building such a person could be kept in as a result of their actions...
No money in that route though
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You hear the officers talking about how she did the same thing only a couple months ago and one said "then why is she out of jail!?". Sounds like the whole system is fucked over there in America not even the police that CAN do their job have to deal with the shotty court system where criminals get away with a slap on the wrist. Heck it's not any better in my country either, criminals get paid a government granted wage while they sit in jail some even have TVs and Xboxs to kill time while you eat for free with no bills.
@@Trailblazer2027 Blame leftist voters.
@@macethorns1168 Voters didn't do anything, right or left. The government will continue doing this as long as it gets them money. Its an issue with judges not doing their jobs and with the legal system as a whole, not a voting issue.
@@macethorns1168 WI is a red state so maybe you ought to start blaming the red voters who elect idiot judges.
Three auto thefts, 6 bail jumpings and not in jail amazing prosecutors and judges. Wow!
i wonder how they don't understand that a bail jumper will just ignore any bonds they put on them
shouldn't auto theft be automatically jailtime?
@@hockypockies exactly
Ah, Democrat judges and leftist District Attorneys making sure our criminals are safe and sound ❤
@@jacklaurentius6130 It's a GOP controlled Area.
@@jacklaurentius6130 i see this same stupid ass comment repeated on every video. Even videos where the crime took place in a conservative city with conservative judges. It’s a comment that literally requires no thought
“Why is she out of jail?”
Best question ever!!
That’s right. If you’re going to leave your keys in your car make sure you lock the door first
That's right ...why I've done that many times.😁
I’m sorry, but how do people ever leave keys in their car…
Yea, I'd say the insurance company needs to cancel their policy, as there is no fixing stupid.
Some people are just gullible i guess. I live in Slovenia, which has a much lower crime rate and even I wouldn’t leave the keys in my car. If i had one that is.
they forget theyre not in canada
See the sick thing is. He should be able too. You know society is messed up when you call the victim dumb for leaving his own keys in his own car lol
@@michaeladam3190 if it was for maybe 30 seconds while you went inside the gas station. But you're telling me you honestly think you shouldn't be called an idiot if you left your keys in your car outside your house all night lmao
“Why is she out of jail?” Officer voicing the question we all want to know. Thanks judges for keeping the public safe 😂😂😂
Nice repost comment ya bot
the judges hands are tied by State and Federal law. Even activists like the ACLU keep drug addicts and schizophrenics from being involuntarily committed.
Grand theft and given a bond? No way. Who is bailing her out? She has an enabler.
That's a great question that cop asked... Then why she out of jail if she just done this six months ago!!!!! And after they booked her on this one they still gave her a bond. Our justice system is absolutely ridiculous.
All I could think about the whole time was how bad i feel for this man having had his vehicle taken and wrecked. I hope things work out better for you later on brother !
He left his keys in the car. I don't feel for him at all.
@@kscherck he obviously trusted his community. I feel remorse for people who have better expectations and try to be upstanding, rather than being the ones to lower them.
It looks like he got pretty lucky. I don't think the vehicle suffered much more than cosmetic damage.
@@kscherck i mean the guy said he did this as regular routine meaning there was no incident up until it being stolen
He left his keys, wallet etc....!!
Why was she even given a bond with several open felony cases and prior vehicle thefts? There is a serious dysfunction in our justice system.
Race, Age, Condition, Gender.
@PearlSwirl if you defend your property from one of these cases you will be sent to prison
Given that she repeatedly asks for the health care center, my guess is she has a mental illness or a behavioral disorder. My money is on both. I have experience with both things as several people in my immediate family have either some mental disorder or another and/or a behavioral disorder. Even at that, ours isn't so severe we'll go stealing cars and none of us, save my brother, has a police record. We keep our crazy at home. LOL
Because they want the money of course.
Soros bought DA's. Cops arrest them and the DA's and Judges turn them loose to prey upon the public some more.
I just can’t get over that the dude left his keys AND wallet in his unlocked car in public like that. I don’t even leave them in my truck when it’s parked in the garage!
I live in a small town where not much happens, but you bet my car and my house are locked always. You never know when some asshole is just gonna come ruin your day.
I deliver food and even when it's literally like 50 feet from my car I still lock that shit.
He didn't tell her to steal a damn thing and isn't responsible nor guilty of anything except being too trusting.
Black men make mistakes too.
@@sidviciousness7469 I don't think anyone is suggesting he's responsible for _her_ bad behaviour, more that it's unwise/strange to leave your wallet and keys in an unlocked car.
Yeah he clearly ain't the sharpest tool in the shed.
He did forget his PLEASE STEAL MY CAR SO I CAN LIE TO THE INSURANCE PEOPLE... Sign.
This guy's insurance company should turn down the claim for extreme stupidity.
The framing, the editing… I was enchanted.
Is that a seinfeld reference? Nice bro
@@fiveoclockdockJerry Seinfeld dated a 17 year old when he was 30. Creepy piece of shit
Patience and communication. Very well done by these fine Wausau officers!
way too patient.
Hometown crew
it is amazing to see what sort of shit men are willing to put up with from females. Had it been a male driver they would have "seen a gun" after 10 seconds from being bored with his shit and pumped the vehicle full of lead and called it a day well done.
@@rvk8991 unfortunately yea. But they had all the time they needed at least
If only the DA and judges would keep them in jail!
I see dude's doing junk like this in the locker room at my gym where they put clothes, car keys, wallet, phone, whatever in a locker and just close the door with no lock. It boggles my mind that anyone could be that trusting. Repeatedly the locker is getting opened by people looking for an empty locker to where anyone and everyone would know somebody's stuff is in there.
Rural Upper Midwest still has that feel, where you can leave your door unlocked and your keys in your car and no one will mess with it. I wouldn't, of course, because sometimes it definitely does go wrong, but it's infrequent enough that it's still a fairly high-trust culture.
Ugh... that's just laziness. If people can afford a gym membership they should be able to afford a 5 dollar lock. I went to a gym for about a year, it was small and barely had anyone in there most times but I still put a lock on the locker.
It depends a lot on the country and setting. You can totally live in a place (especially more rural parts of Europe), where nobody would do anything, but it's still better to be safe rather than sorry.
You would be surprised how often people still leave their keys in the car, or leave the engine running when the car is unattended. My city led the nation in auto theft last year. Our local police department commissioned a study to determine the primary cause of our auto theft being so high, and the results of the study showed that more than 70% of the auto thefts in our city that year occurred when the owners left the keys in the vehicle. As a result, a law was passed that makes it illegal to leave your keys in your vehicle. If you leave the keys in the vehicle and the vehicle is stolen, you can be charged with a misdemeanor that comes with a $400 fine. People still do it every day.
Why would the victim even do that? The YMCA staff are more than happy to store your keys and wallet for you.
I don't know what the ymca is. so I don't know how mutch time people usually spend there.
@@saiko4477 ymca is a recreational facility with gym equipment, indoor pool, indoor track, and other activities like karate and summer camp.
@@yaya4theguala Apparently it's fun to stay there, too, everything for young men to enjoy. 😂
@@Nieghorn .... Bunch of loonies in poor taste costumes made a song about it in the 1970s. Now it may as well be the National Anthem for certain clubbing types.
@@Nieghorn lol thats what a fruity cop ,a native fella and a consturction worker tell us
Judges need to be held accountable for negligence, this is insane that they are supposed to be deeming whether or not these people should be allowed back into society with/without punishment, yet they see these bodycam videos and still decide to give them a 5th “second chance”.
They don't decide if they are "allowed out without punishment". That comes after trial. They are usually authorized to hold a criminal in jail until trial if they feel they are a risk though. Problem is that most judges don't feel that things like theft are a "risk". Bond is not a punishment. They are also required to release in some states by law.
Maybe we need to convince these criminals to go after judges if they have little or nothing left to lose. Maybe then they will start doing their damn jobs.
@@justforever96 Bonds exist to give people the punitive financial incentive to abide by their terms of release. People who cannot afford their bond are left in jail because it judged they have too little left too lose to be assured of good behavior. So, bonds are kinda "not a punishment", but in a sense they kinda are.
Its not judges child its the taxpayers bitching to politicians we spend so much money on prisons if you figured out how much it costs to lock that woman up, and how many we got locked up right now, you would be lossing your shit at the cost. Issue isn't she needs to be in jail issue is we need something that fucking works that some corp isn't making money. You can hear this girl is crazy this is mental health issue not a prison one sigh...
@@kingnull2697 it’s like he glossed over my comment and just decided he wanted to be mad and make a rebuttal, thanks for clarifying with him!
It's nice to see officers take their time and coordinate the arrest instead of running headlong into the arrest. Good job!
4 previous felons and she is STILL ON the STREETS???? Wth poor judicial system
Victim: "I always leave my keys and wallet in the car" ... Cop: "Ok then we will see you again next week then."
Clayton its the victims fault mott
JUDGES who continuously endanger the public by not punishing criminals should be ARRESTED & JAILED FOR LIFE!!!
tell me you dont know how shit works without telling me you dont know SHIT about how things work
@Kaufman Andy nah, he’s right. It’s not the judge’s fault, they simply work with the laws they’re given. That’s the fault of the laws that have been passed lately. A judge’s job is to determine if an action is legal/constitutional, not to determine if its right.
In order for her to be released from jail, her bond should include payment to injured party of estimated damages of the truck so he can get it repaired. Anytime someone is arrested and there is property damage, that needs to be covered before they release these criminals. It'll be years if ever, restitution is paid through the court.
But if they haven't legally _committed_ the crime until they are found guilty, how can they pay back the victim before trial? What if they pay thousands of dollars back and then are found not guilty? Does the party have to pay them back then? What if they were just being framed and it turns out the "victim" was just extorting money?
@@justforever96 They’re just thinking with emotion, happens all the time in these comments.
@@ambi3nttech And you seem to be thinking without any nuance, which also happens far too much. Obviously what OP said was meant to apply in situations like this where there is zero doubt on who committed the crime and is responsible for the damages.
@Iron Division flaw in the justice system explains that. Innocent people are guilty with less evidence than this.
@@Zapdroid1 I‘m the one thinking without nuance? It doesn’t matter whether you think there’s no doubt, we have something called the constitution which states everybody is INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY IN A COURT OF LAW. Not innocent until proven guilty on TH-cam or innocent until proven guilty by Mr. Zapdroid.
You can tell how frustrating it is for the cops to have to constantly arrest the same people over and over just to watch them get out the next day, the one cop even said when he found out who it was "Why is she out of jail?" and yet I've seen them stick others in for 25 yrs for less crimes, it really is disgusting.
Liberal judges don't help police.
There communication is great, from start to finish they’re communicating what they’re doing and making sure everyone is as safe as possible
And taking 8-10 mins to decide what to do
@@motownpontiac they were waiting for a shield. They had the time to ensure they were as safe as possible & took it. I’m sure they wouldn’t have taken so much time if the situation warranted
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This was really well done team work. 2 guys kept rifles on the vehicle at all time. One person attempted to keep making contact, while the others were setting up a plan on approaching the vehicle if/when she didn't comply. 2 guys with rifles allowed the other to do their jobs without worrying about the driver and the constant contact was an attempt to de-escalate the situation without the need to approach
The irritating thing was it took them so long to make a decision. Lack of tactical leadership.
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WI criminals have no idea how good they have it. They’re saying please and THEY MEAN IT.. the amount of patience they have is unreal. Yous guys all deserve a raise..
Great policing yet again, Wausau!
Checking that crossfire too boyyy
Kirsten's cellmate - "What are you in for?"
Kirsten - "I stole a car from the dumbest SOB on the planet and took it for a joyride."
He left his car doors unlocked with the keys and his wallet on the car's console and went into the YMCA for hours. Seriously? Was he hoping to collect on the insurance or something?
I always leave my keys in my unlocked car. That's why I don't have a car.
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Shame on you!
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How funny to blame a victim haha your so funny idiots
I am so grateful for this channel, your editing and commentary! It’s so much better than watching single body cam footage.
Being able to hear from so many police officers while they are involved in whatever situation the video shows let’s us hear the humanity involved with the job.
In Wisconsin, at least, it’s great to see the thousands of good cops that are out there, genuinely trying to keep the public safe.
The level of patience some of these guys show is unmatched. I am a mom of twins and I know about patience but I am pretty sure I wouldn’t be able to hold back like these officers.
9:42 "Why is she out of jail?" "I don't know.." 😂
I’m sure those officers are going to have to arrest her 100 more times
In what broken world do we live in, where a woman is released on a $750 bond (10% of $7,500) for a third felony offense? After six counts of bail jumping (for this charge alone), you'd think the courts would know better. This woman belongs in jail, where she can't steal someone else's car and cause thousands of dollars in damages. I get bond cases for misdemeanors and non-violent charges, but this is ridiculous.
While people are in prison for weed as we speak
Wisconsin doesn't do 10% or bail bondsmen. You have to pay the full amount.
@@shannonrickard8605 Hmmm....didn't know that. Thanks for the info.
She has a history of doing this then why is she always let out of prison ?????? Freakin idiots lock her up for life
Steals 3 cars, still gets $7500 bail.
Doubt she can pay even that any time soon, no way she can get a job, maybe on some welfare for mental issues.
Ah, Democrat judges and leftist District Attorneys making sure our criminals are safe and sound ❤
@@jacklaurentius6130 unfortunately, youre damn right
my favorite line from a cop 'why is she outta jail'
I swear this channel is getting better and better at telling the story and even throwing in some humor through editing, great work!
“And due to her inadequacy in driving”😂😂☠️
And they will splice together 2 or 3 cameras at the same spot so you can see different perspectives at the same time. I’ve commented before that the editing is good.
She belongs in a mental ward, And all the judges that keep releasing her to the streets need to lose their job. She’s a danger to everybody and herself.
They won't. This is an intentional, aware policy. It is meant to destabilize society and make normal life impossible. It is part of a basic tactic to enforce change in governance. You can see the results very clearly these days at least in some cities, but pretty broadly. Ignore this at your peril.
Mental health needs to be addressed with this female, especially this is not her first time it's her 6th time and they keep letting her out, next time she may kill someone clearly she is a danger to the public she needs mental help.
I watch so much of your great content and all I can think is:
-So many people are literally insane
-There are an abundance of criminals
-To many people’s lives are negatively affected by the criminals
-I could never be a police officer-so hats off to the Men and Women that do this job daily
-Lastly, what is up with our justice system? So many criminals have their charges dropped--wouldn’t that make them more likely to re-offend?
My thoughts and feelings exactly!
There isn’t actually THAT many criminals, we just don’t see videos of people not getting arrested lol. We see videos of people getting arrested so we think it’s much more than they are.