They are correctional officers. They don't have police powers outside the prison system. Local jails will normally be manned by the county Sheriffs officers, so those are Sheriffs inside and outside.
Dave hit the nail on the head! It can take way more than 12 years to turn your life around after being abused!! Personally it took me closer to 25. Not addicted to narcotics anymore happy to say!! Love you guys and your reactions!
Prisoners get the news papers and some who are in good graces get info on new inmates. Those guilty of rape and especially sexual abuse of children will be found out and their punishment is not just the sentencing.
@@kdmcollegebd2012 that hasn't been true for over 20 years, most people don't believe wht people when they were attacked by blk people instead they claim racism.
Sentences differ from state to state. In addition, there may be plea agreement made with defendant in order to close the case faster and to save the victims the horror of detailing what happen in open court. Yes, the 12 years in prison was light, but 12 years in prison as an ex cop and a sex offender is going to be a living hell even in protective custody because all prisoners hate cops and the really hate sex offenders with crimes against children. Normally, there is an open kill on sight order by the inmates. A prisoner is under the obligation to attack all sex offenders. If a prisoner refuses to do so, he will be killed as well. I believe the cop got only 12 years because California has weak sex crimes laws. Although, some say that is now changing.
You know what's crazy is they have male prison guards at female prisons..and vise-versa. Those prisoners flirt with the guards non-stop and you can guess where that can lead. Even that one women who drowned her kids in a lake ended up sleeping with a guard. I won't say her name. Guess what happened to him, he lost his career, he got registered as a sex offender, and I'm pretty sure he got divorced. He basically can't even get a job. Every day he had to deal with these women flirting with him around the showers etc.. I'm just saying that certain levels of scum should be put down and prisons should be ran smarter.
So, I'm nerding out here and giving a running commentary as I watch because I'm very familiar with body language in this context and the third cop knows something is up immediately (he knows he's guilty) by his initial language and by folding his arms over his chest immediately. This is a red flag. He's trying to hide something. By crossing his arms, he's putting up a physical wall against the interrogator and being defensive. He's trying to protect himself unconsciously because he senses that he's caught. The detective who appears to be well trained almost assuredly has noticed. Good detectives always do. Man, she's good. When she presented photo evidence and non-nonchalantly mentioned that she had " like 15 million things here" while he was looking at it was brilliant. She's good. And per the video, you can see his uncontrollable physical response to the photo. He knows that he's done and is starting to freak out. In any case, the female detective was fantastic and knew what she was doing. Good stuff.
Woman kills a woman= 27 years Man assaults 13 women and gets 263 years. Make that make sense?? What the guy did was horrible and disgusting. But those 13 victims are still alive. The wlmen who was "killed" by that lady will never have a life. She is gone forever. She cant fix her problem with therapy and what not.
12 years actually is severe compared to what women get that commit the same crime. Women teachers sleep with kids that are 10-16 and get probation or a couple months on jail.
This is good police interrogation. As someone who was trained in these techniques, the body doesn't lie. Unless, you're a sociopath/psychopath or a really good professional actor, your body, facial expressions, breathing will give you up every time. It's the fight or flight hind-brain response when you are cornered and deep, deep down you know that it is over. Her response is classic.
Yes the jails and prisons are private hear. And how they make money is the more people are in jail or prison. The more money they get. That's the reality sadly. But the U.S. is working on it.
I've watched a lot of true crime. This one guy rapes and killed someone got a 15 year sentence at 18 years old. Got after 2 years. Then his wife while met in prison ended up going missing, under a plea agreement to show where he put her body, a small sentence of moving a corpse, obstructing justice et. Was sent back to jail with the new time running concurrent with his old crime. Still got his good behavior. So was put by 25.. Not on parole or probation. Kidnapped, raped high school runaway that was 17. Was given 48 years. Served 3.. Got out because he had became a minister, and a church vouched for him and was giving him a job with them upon release. Raped and killed twice young girls he was teaching at youth group retreat., hung himself in the jail cell before he could be tried for the newest crimes I'll never ever be pro death penalty. Sorry, just not me. But the fact he was given so many opportunities, while many others don't get 1, just doesn't make sense to me at all. Multiple murders.. 48 years out in 3?? Like wtf
I've commented on your guys videos before and you always do interesting topics and great comedy. The larger departments in the states have detectives that go over cold cases. Obviously there's no statute of limitations on something like that so you never know who could be looking at something from way back. States have their own state police and criminal divisions and they do some of that also through the states crime lab.
So by that logic you should agree that a woman who falsely accuses a man of some kind of sexual crime should receive twice the prison sentence that the man would have if he actually committed it
@@1980bcman no, law enforcement and legal officials should get a stricter penalty because they’re put in a position of trust and they violated that trust. They’re supposed to be better and held to a higher standard than the average citizen, so they deserve a worse punishment when they prove to be worse than the average citizen. A woman falsely accusing a man is still just an average citizen being terrible lol no different than any other average citizen committing a crime 🤦♂️ it seems like you’re just emotional about that topic because I don’t see any logical connection lmao
@spamandjamjamandspam8669 That's proper. 👍🏾. Some people hate on welfare I have no problem myself paying my fair share to people who are in need that's what we should do. Do people take advantage, of course, but that will always happen. I know that anything can happen to anyone at anytime so always be thankful.
Alot of police departments have assigned a specific department/detectives to go through cold cases.....most times because of the advancements in DNA/genealogy or if there is a new sheriff/sergeant who wants to start a cold case department......thank goodness because I have heard of many cases being solved that are 20, 30, 40 or even 50 years old....it gives the family a sense of closure knowing who committed the crime even though it doesn't bring back their loved ones...
No one that commits murder is thinking of turning themselves in lol. She got 27 years and it was 23 years when she got found out. She would've had 4 more years to go. Besides, she almost got away with it. If she did leave the country she would be free.
@@Vendrix86 "No one that commits murder is thinking of turning themselves in lol". I've found numerous cases of murderers who turned themselves in. Even more for serial killers who left a trail to eventually be found. It took 3 seconds of googling. That's all the effort it took. Much less than you typing out that comment. Also, retrial and parole are quite common. You literally just heard them say it's rare for people to serve a full sentence. This is true.
@@Kjetilstormok, since you're being the "Ackchyually" guy right now - I'll re-phrase to most people that commit murder don't turn themselves in, happy? I'm talking about the avg person that commits murder - not some narcissist serial killer that wants to be caught. Also, it's common for people not to serve a full sentence if parole is on the table. Calling it "rare" is a stretch. I'm sure you'll find something else to bitch about so I'll wait.
@@Vendrix86 All of that means nothing then and undermines your entire argument because this clearly isn't the average case. This is a notable case, quite literally the opposite of average. I'm not sure why you even bothered commenting in the first place, or why you're still here. But I'm sure you're going to tell me.
@@Kjetilstorm actually it doesn't. You're just being obtuse about the whole situation by taking everything literally. The fact that I have to explain to you when I said "no one" I didn't meant literally no one on the planet, speaks volumes about your intelligence. People that have common sense don't need this explained to them. You don't have any. You probably whine when someone uses "lol" and they're not laughing out loud. "This is a notable case, quite literally the opposite of average". Let me take a page out of your book here and point out there are enough cases that get solved after some time that it's not that notable. Why don't you google it? Maybe to your little mind it is. Since we're playing the "why bother commenting game", why did you then? It's funny how everything you say to me I can spit right back at you. Not only is it "literally" wrong but it'd be absolutely moronic to turn yourself in when you're not even a suspect. I'll make it real clear for you I'm talking about the average person, not someone that wants to be caught. Ok? Ok? Good boy.
This scumbag got 12 years for doing that to a child. My uncle did 16 years for trafficking 5 pounds of weed. The criminal "justice" system in this country is a fucking disgrace.
It’s sad how sexually crimes against children or sexually assaults in general are not taken seriously in most times, even when they get caught, they don’t do much punishment. I used to have a high school teacher. He was a great teacher and been working for 24 years as teacher until he got caught having a relationship with his under age student. He got fired and went to trial but I don’t think he got punished much, only registered as a sex offender and stay away with underage , he stay free!
So with the russel brand stuff from what I understand in the uk yall consider 16 legal age of consent I know maybe 2 states consider 16 so with that being said what say you 😂 in the Lincoln voice 22 yr old and 16 year vs russel brand 16 and he was 30? Hmmm crazy world rule of thumb 👍 just wait till yall can both go to the pub legally 😂😂
I don’t know how he only got 12 years with those charges, usually the U.S court system hits real hard when it comes to the abuse of children. He must of got an extremely favorable plea deal, or the judge was extremely lenient. Either way shame on the court system for not giving him a tougher sentence. But I guarantee if they put him in general population in prison he wouldn’t last a week.
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I don't know about other states, but in California, the jails are guarded by the Sheriff department. And deputies have to start in the jail system before being promoted to patrol officers.
@@1980bcman More people are in Jail in California than in prison, since prison realignment bill and more than half the prisons are being closed. What is your point anyways?
There are not "countless" examples. Most police, by far, are good people doing a good job and trying to go home at the end of every shift. The bad ones are rare, but they give everyone else a really bad name.
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If you're in a interrogation room, and a detective asks if you want a drink or if you're comfortable you're screwed.
Yes, I would like a drink but I'll be comfortavle when I have a lawyer present.
most states are about 66% percent of your time
Its amazing the amount of ppl that talk without a lawyer. Especially the ones that are cops. Like wtf, you KNOW whats up.
They are correctional officers. They don't have police powers outside the prison system. Local jails will normally be manned by the county Sheriffs officers, so those are Sheriffs inside and outside.
Dave hit the nail on the head! It can take way more than 12 years to turn your life around after being abused!! Personally it took me closer to 25. Not addicted to narcotics anymore happy to say!! Love you guys and your reactions!
im proud of you!
That's not an easy battle, good for you!!
Proud of you 👍🏼
Prisoners get the news papers and some who are in good graces get info on new inmates. Those guilty of rape and especially sexual abuse of children will be found out and their punishment is not just the sentencing.
263 years without the chance of parole, I guess he’s going to have to celebrate his 200th birthday in prison.
he's discovered the secret to eternal life
I don't know about the other so-called victims but I find it very hard to believe anybody would want to have sex with the woman pictured in video
I'm surprised the last cop was charged, because they usually don't believe us (black people) when we say something happened to us!
@@kdmcollegebd2012 that hasn't been true for over 20 years, most people don't believe wht people when they were attacked by blk people instead they claim racism.
@@kdmcollegebd2012 when? in the 60s?
Sentences differ from state to state. In addition, there may be plea agreement made with defendant in order to close the case faster and to save the victims the horror of detailing what happen in open court. Yes, the 12 years in prison was light, but 12 years in prison as an ex cop and a sex offender is going to be a living hell even in protective custody because all prisoners hate cops and the really hate sex offenders with crimes against children. Normally, there is an open kill on sight order by the inmates. A prisoner is under the obligation to attack all sex offenders. If a prisoner refuses to do so, he will be killed as well.
I believe the cop got only 12 years because California has weak sex crimes laws. Although, some say that is now changing.
You know what's crazy is they have male prison guards at female prisons..and vise-versa. Those prisoners flirt with the guards non-stop and you can guess where that can lead. Even that one women who drowned her kids in a lake ended up sleeping with a guard. I won't say her name. Guess what happened to him, he lost his career, he got registered as a sex offender, and I'm pretty sure he got divorced. He basically can't even get a job. Every day he had to deal with these women flirting with him around the showers etc.. I'm just saying that certain levels of scum should be put down and prisons should be ran smarter.
umm what? are you trying to excuse the officer because he had to deal with temptation? THEN DONT BE A FUCKING POLICE OFFICER
I hear the first 250 years is the hardest so I have been told 😂😂😂
So, I'm nerding out here and giving a running commentary as I watch because I'm very familiar with body language in this context and the third cop knows something is up immediately (he knows he's guilty) by his initial language and by folding his arms over his chest immediately. This is a red flag. He's trying to hide something.
By crossing his arms, he's putting up a physical wall against the interrogator and being defensive. He's trying to protect himself unconsciously because he senses that he's caught. The detective who appears to be well trained almost assuredly has noticed. Good detectives always do.
Man, she's good. When she presented photo evidence and non-nonchalantly mentioned that she had " like 15 million things here" while he was looking at it was brilliant. She's good. And per the video, you can see his uncontrollable physical response to the photo. He knows that he's done and is starting to freak out.
In any case, the female detective was fantastic and knew what she was doing. Good stuff.
The investigators in the pedo cop case were genius they chose a young looking and sounding officer intentionally
Many to most cops that go to prison are usually put into protective custody and not in the general population.
Woman kills a woman= 27 years
Man assaults 13 women and gets 263 years.
Make that make sense??
What the guy did was horrible and disgusting. But those 13 victims are still alive.
The wlmen who was "killed" by that lady will never have a life. She is gone forever. She cant fix her problem with therapy and what not.
I love watching that one dude cry
12 years actually is severe compared to what women get that commit the same crime. Women teachers sleep with kids that are 10-16 and get probation or a couple months on jail.
263 years......no worries, his layer said with good behavior he will be out in half the time.
"Bent cop" has a very different meaning in American prison showers.
This is good police interrogation. As someone who was trained in these techniques, the body doesn't lie. Unless, you're a sociopath/psychopath or a really good professional actor, your body, facial expressions, breathing will give you up every time. It's the fight or flight hind-brain response when you are cornered and deep, deep down you know that it is over. Her response is classic.
Idk. If i was being questioned by detectives in an interrogation room id be nervous as hell, even if i knew i was innocent
Daz son can get elected as Sherrif in a small County. Then he can make deputies out of all 3 Blokes!
Stephanie Lazarus has insane "crazy" eyes.
Yes the jails and prisons are private hear. And how they make money is the more people are in jail or prison. The more money they get. That's the reality sadly. But the U.S. is working on it.
I've watched a lot of true crime. This one guy rapes and killed someone got a 15 year sentence at 18 years old. Got after 2 years. Then his wife while met in prison ended up going missing, under a plea agreement to show where he put her body, a small sentence of moving a corpse, obstructing justice et. Was sent back to jail with the new time running concurrent with his old crime. Still got his good behavior. So was put by 25.. Not on parole or probation. Kidnapped, raped high school runaway that was 17. Was given 48 years. Served 3.. Got out because he had became a minister, and a church vouched for him and was giving him a job with them upon release.
Raped and killed twice young girls he was teaching at youth group retreat., hung himself in the jail cell before he could be tried for the newest crimes
I'll never ever be pro death penalty. Sorry, just not me. But the fact he was given so many opportunities, while many others don't get 1, just doesn't make sense to me at all. Multiple murders..
48 years out in 3?? Like wtf
I've commented on your guys videos before and you always do interesting topics and great comedy. The larger departments in the states have detectives that go over cold cases. Obviously there's no statute of limitations on something like that so you never know who could be looking at something from way back. States have their own state police and criminal divisions and they do some of that also through the states crime lab.
All public servants who commit crimes under the 'color of law' should receive double the penalty when convicted of such crimes.
So by that logic you should agree that a woman who falsely accuses a man of some kind of sexual crime should receive twice the prison sentence that the man would have if he actually committed it
@@1980bcman no, law enforcement and legal officials should get a stricter penalty because they’re put in a position of trust and they violated that trust. They’re supposed to be better and held to a higher standard than the average citizen, so they deserve a worse punishment when they prove to be worse than the average citizen.
A woman falsely accusing a man is still just an average citizen being terrible lol no different than any other average citizen committing a crime 🤦♂️ it seems like you’re just emotional about that topic because I don’t see any logical connection lmao
@@1980bcman I like that idea but the difference is being women is not automatically 'law enforcement'.
All the same I do like that idea.
The guy in the thumbnail should be charged with wearing that silly hat.
How in the hell did Stephanie Lazarus get through the hiring and background process?
She's already a police when John met Sherri.
Typically, at least in Texas, the jails will be run by sheriff’s deputies, while prisons will be run by Department of Corrections officers aka COs.
To be both a cop and a child sex offender, that cop is definitely having a miserable time in prison.
A good one to react to too is cops arresting fake cops.
I'm surprised Daz isn't trying to defend these guys...
Cops many times get off easy af compared to a civilian for the same crime .
and rich people, and men/women getting different sentences, etc. Nothing new. Our legal system is a joke.
I've been reading about Daniel saying that he's actually innocent? I'm sure what to believe
27 years. I believe that was 2003 which means she almost done. She about to be out
Most prisons in America are private, billions of dollars a year business.😂😂
The system is no joke. America as a whole is a for profit country. Nothing goes back to the people. Healthcare is 1 example. It's all about money.
@@SMOOVKILL1there are things that go back to the people
Only 8% of persons in federal or state custody are serving in private prisons. It varies by state but that's the total figure. Look it up.
@@SMOOVKILL1 My family has never had to pay for medical bills because of Americas welfare program. Its not all bad
@spamandjamjamandspam8669 That's proper. 👍🏾. Some people hate on welfare I have no problem myself paying my fair share to people who are in need that's what we should do. Do people take advantage, of course, but that will always happen. I know that anything can happen to anyone at anytime so always be thankful.
18:17 The whole thing just turned into a joke when the guy called them "boobies" 🤣 What is he 8 years old.
Damn Daniel, I guess we’ll see you in hell
Only if they say consecutive you do all the time. Otherwise you don't do anything close to the time
Alot of police departments have assigned a specific department/detectives to go through cold cases.....most times because of the advancements in DNA/genealogy or if
there is a new sheriff/sergeant who wants to start a cold case department......thank goodness because I have heard of many cases being solved that are 20, 30, 40 or even 50 years old....it gives the family a sense of closure knowing who committed the crime even though it doesn't bring back their loved ones...
if that female cop had turned herself in before she probably would have been out by now
No one that commits murder is thinking of turning themselves in lol. She got 27 years and it was 23 years when she got found out. She would've had 4 more years to go. Besides, she almost got away with it. If she did leave the country she would be free.
@@Vendrix86 "No one that commits murder is thinking of turning themselves in lol". I've found numerous cases of murderers who turned themselves in. Even more for serial killers who left a trail to eventually be found. It took 3 seconds of googling. That's all the effort it took. Much less than you typing out that comment. Also, retrial and parole are quite common. You literally just heard them say it's rare for people to serve a full sentence. This is true.
@@Kjetilstormok, since you're being the "Ackchyually" guy right now - I'll re-phrase to most people that commit murder don't turn themselves in, happy? I'm talking about the avg person that commits murder - not some narcissist serial killer that wants to be caught. Also, it's common for people not to serve a full sentence if parole is on the table. Calling it "rare" is a stretch. I'm sure you'll find something else to bitch about so I'll wait.
@@Vendrix86 All of that means nothing then and undermines your entire argument because this clearly isn't the average case. This is a notable case, quite literally the opposite of average. I'm not sure why you even bothered commenting in the first place, or why you're still here. But I'm sure you're going to tell me.
@@Kjetilstorm actually it doesn't. You're just being obtuse about the whole situation by taking everything literally. The fact that I have to explain to you when I said "no one" I didn't meant literally no one on the planet, speaks volumes about your intelligence. People that have common sense don't need this explained to them. You don't have any. You probably whine when someone uses "lol" and they're not laughing out loud.
"This is a notable case, quite literally the opposite of average". Let me take a page out of your book here and point out there are enough cases that get solved after some time that it's not that notable. Why don't you google it? Maybe to your little mind it is.
Since we're playing the "why bother commenting game", why did you then? It's funny how everything you say to me I can spit right back at you. Not only is it "literally" wrong but it'd be absolutely moronic to turn yourself in when you're not even a suspect. I'll make it real clear for you I'm talking about the average person, not someone that wants to be caught. Ok? Ok? Good boy.
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This scumbag got 12 years for doing that to a child. My uncle did 16 years for trafficking 5 pounds of weed.
The criminal "justice" system in this country is a fucking disgrace.
She obviously wasn't that good of a detective is she voluntarily gave DNA samples. Most cops are smart enough to get a lawyer.
It’s sad how sexually crimes against children or sexually assaults in general are not taken seriously in most times, even when they get caught, they don’t do much punishment. I used to have a high school teacher. He was a great teacher and been working for 24 years as teacher until he got caught having a relationship with his under age student. He got fired and went to trial but I don’t think he got punished much, only registered as a sex offender and stay away with underage , he stay free!
Where did that happen?
@@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883 California
You mean like most female teachers that do the same?
So with the russel brand stuff from what I understand in the uk yall consider 16 legal age of consent I know maybe 2 states consider 16 so with that being said what say you 😂 in the Lincoln voice 22 yr old and 16 year vs russel brand 16 and he was 30? Hmmm crazy world rule of thumb 👍 just wait till yall can both go to the pub legally 😂😂
So a cop show sent snapchats to an underage girl is treated worse than a cop that beat the shit out of a person with a billy club...?
Obviously a Dave choice. But I'm confused: If the cops don't police their own, what's all this then?
I don’t know how he only got 12 years with those charges, usually the U.S court system hits real hard when it comes to the abuse of children. He must of got an extremely favorable plea deal, or the judge was extremely lenient. Either way shame on the court system for not giving him a tougher sentence. But I guarantee if they put him in general population in prison he wouldn’t last a week.
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I believe in the federal system you can only have up to 15% of your time reduced for good behavior if I recall correctly, but state charges may vary.
I don't know about other states, but in California, the jails are guarded by the Sheriff department. And deputies have to start in the jail system before being promoted to patrol officers.
100% wrong lol
In a county jail its usually rookies like you say, in a prison its correctional officers so it depends
Yeah the key word there is jails not prison
@@1980bcman More people are in Jail in California than in prison, since prison realignment bill and more than half the prisons are being closed. What is your point anyways?
There are not "countless" examples. Most police, by far, are good people doing a good job and trying to go home at the end of every shift. The bad ones are rare, but they give everyone else a really bad name.
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