@ I had a Powersports Business, Snake River Yamaha in Meridian Idaho. Sold the store in May 2022. I loved going to work but the buyout offer was too big to say no.
@@Kōkako-i1tweird reply. I’m sure if the person knew they were interviewing a thief then they wouldn’t hire them… it’s not like you can just glance at a person and know 🤦🏻♀️
Yeah.. that one struck me pretty strongly. The other detail that kept changing was who wrote the checks and how the names on the checks came up. Not to mention the incredible stinker of putting all female names on checks he was going to cash. There is a reason for those names, and neither us nor the judge heard it.
I have a feeling that the guy doesn't know himself. He did some shit in a drug induced haze, and now he himself has a hard time figuring out. He isn't a some kind of a clever mastermind who came up with the scam scheme, just a disposable junkie whom the handler sent in to catch the cheques. I'm not defending him and he deserves the punishment, but I don't think he was intentionally trying to deceive the judge (at least not for all things that didn't add up).
Your Honor, I need another chance to prove myself. My response, “A second chance to do what? Prove that you can commit fraud without getting caught?” 🤡🤡🤡
I love this judge. This mope actually admitted to additional crimes, too stupid to realize that the judge was playing with him and just allowed him to ramble on in untrustworthy incoherency.
The judge was fishing for more people for the prosecutor to charge and find a way to send the defendant to prison and claim that he gave him a chance to come clean. If this guy had told the truth he would likely have been killed in prison (or the state run treatment program he would have been sent to) and both knew it. I think the judge had seen him on so many charges in the past that he wanted an excuse to send him to prison and he found it, using a ruse he knew would work. He didn't care that he could have literally cost the defendant his life in prison. I do agree with the judge that all of the names the defendant stated on the record were made up out of thin air, I don't agree with the judge forcing the guy to either give up information in open court or go to prison instead of treatment, though.
@@mharris5047Your kidding right? Force him to tell the truth in court! Where he's under oath to tell the truth, and nothing but the truth!. He's not the victim, he's a criminal, with a long criminal record. It's all about himself, and his selfish greed, he doesn't care about the consequences, and who he hurts, until he gets caught.
He was trying hard NOT to implicate his accomplices. Ace Check Cashing has one of them inside their operations. That's who his drug dealer sent him to.
@@rhondaalbrecht I suspect that if he had told the truth whether he went to prison or treatment his accomplices would have had him taken out. The judge had to know that. I think the judge wanted to send him to prison and/or get information on further charges against his accomplices (the first is definitely true) and the judge knew the defendant could not give anyone up if he wanted to continue to live on this planet. The judge got his excuse to send the defendant to prison and no real person was given up.
The ending was the best part “what the fuck did he want me to say man?” The judge should’ve given him consecutive sentences not concurrent. Criminals are stupid and this guy was no exception.
This guy was stupid but not all criminals are stupid. Just because they did something stupid doesn't mean they are. But I'm sure someone like you has never done a stupid thing or ever made a mistake in your life right? I can't stand ppl like you.
I can tell this defendant is used to talking his way out of stuff with the "word salad". The problem is you have to be smarter than the person you're trying to lie to, and he's clearly not. He's a gaslighting narcissist and his apologies mean absolutely nothing. .
Writing girls names on blank checks? This dude is like forrest gump level iq... i think the judge was literally just amazed by his stupidity and he continued to incriminate himself
"When you tell the truth, you don't have to have a good memory." -- Judge Judy In just a half hour, this guy told more stories than Hans Christian Anderson...
I was only half listening to this while doing something else and I picked up a number of lies. The judge was taking notes.. so he knew how to triangulate all the nonsense really well. The perp just couldn't help but lie, and the judge knew what was up. He deserves every minute of prison time he got. What was truly hilarious is that he kept changing who wrote the checks... egad. That is red-flag city right there. I noticed there was an adjournment in the middle. It wouldn't surprise me that the judge did that to affect his memory of his lies.. and even if he didn't.. the perp made a complete hash of his original assertions anyways. Never lie in front of people who are experts at comparing testimony. It is a really excellent way to make things worse for yourself.
I'm furious in response to his response; the pathetic little weasel. We just had one of our checks that had been in the mail stolen and washed. It was cashed yesterday for a ridiculously large amount. To me, 12 months is an insult to anyone who has been a victim to this crime. Seriously, I watch these videos and think over and over, "Where's the justice?" I watched this and I can tell you, this is NOT justice. I am so over judges putting the interests of the guilty above that of the innocent.
Its very weird, we don't take white collar crime or fraud very seriously in US criminal justice. I just saw a meme where a homeless dude robbed someone for $100, turned himself in the day after the crime, and got 15 years. Meanwhile, an executive with an MBA defrauded people to the tune of 3 billion dollars, and they gave him three years. I personally think it's a big problem. Americans get so focused on stuff that's inconsequential or totally trivial when it comes to crime. They miss these kinds of crimes, which are extremely destructive. Very few people will ever get robbed in person, but almost everyone has had a credit card stolen, knows a senior who got defraud, has had their information stolen, etc. I don't get it. I don't understand why these people aren't getting more serious sentences.
so the judge denies the request for probation, and gives him 12 months.... you wanted how long? Do you believe that he will be rehabilitated more and change his ways better after say.... 5 years in jail, rather than be even more incapable of returning to society and living legally? The US has the highest incarceration rate in the world, apart from a few tinpot countries. The financial cost of these incarcerations must be significant, as well as the social cost. I'm not yet at the end of the video, to understand if/ how many times or for how long he's been incarcerated before, which of course would be relevant. This judge would do well in the french legal system, where there is a combined role of investigating and judging. He's doing a job that should have been done by cops and a prosecutor.... he's done very well. Ahh...so the defendant has gone to prison before. It seems he knows he'd find prison a very unhappy place. It seems he's been on probation a number of times, with unsatisfactory results. If he's had 12 months sentences before, perhaps he could have got 2 or 3 years, but if his previous sentences had been short, then 12 months sounds like he'll remember it forever, and perhaps modify his behaviour.
I suspect this guy realized halfway through that he was violating "street code," and was switching on his fellow criminals, who were involved in the cheque cashing scheme with him. Depending on which state you're incarcerated in, having a record that you snitched, or named someone else in any way, that can be a problem for inmates, if someone finds you. If there are any court documents that make it seems like you cooperated with law enforcement, you can get your ass kicked, or get killed. So I suspect these other people provided the stolen cheques to him. So, instead of saying that, he tries lying and says he randomly found the cheques, in an attempt to follow "Street code". This lie did not go well for him, he was obviously unprepared and thought the conversation would revolve around giving him another chance. I spent ten years working as a drug counselor for probationers, I know the profile pretty well. This guy reminded me of clients I've seen in the past. Anytime you're applying pressure to one of these guys, and start their answer with, "I'm going to be honest...", you can basically guarantee whatever they say next is a lie. Someone how is being honest, and just going off memory, they will just give you the answer straight. But if someone is lying, they will try to make themselves appear honest with these kind of qualifiers.
Exactly. Most people don't understand courts of law. They operate the way science operates. Empirical evidence is needed to convict (in science, empirical evidence via results either prove or disprove hypothesis or theories). All the judge needed to do was establish the facts, and then question the perp about methods and those he was involved with (to try to catch more fish with the same hook and bait). The perp knew that if he gave up other names he might end up losing his life to those other perps. So he lies and simply guarantees a max sentence for what he did based on the original facts.
You guys know nothing. Not all crimes get prison time. Not all people get the same time for committing the same crime. There are dozens of factors in sentencing including the judges discretion. Basically, the judge will determine the proper sentence case by case.
@@stuwest3653 Right but watching this it just dose not look like enough overall for the crimes. He tells a pack of lies which is perjury that must be taken into account and it isnot his first time. Opinions like yours. Cheers.
It varies wildly depending on the state, but on average it costs $30k a year to keep people behind bars. There's also only so much space available. If you're willing to pay 5-10% or more in taxes we could extend sentences. It's usually the same people who insist taxation is theft that also insist on longer sentences.
When you've been full of shit for as long as he has you can't tell the truth to save your life. This guy has future repeat offender written right across his forhead. The judge let him off easy. Should have ran the sentences consecutively.
Love this. That judge has already made his decision well before he entered the court room. Yet they let the lawyer and defendant ramble on and on..LoL!
"Please give me a chance. I'm a bad boy for years and years and I don't want to go to prison. I only lied to you 22 times today. Give me one more chance." Judge: Nah dude. Go to jail.
Well, past performance can be an indicator of future performance esp with his history. He needs to face his past & needs to pay the piper now, no excuses.
I live in a small town in southern Minnesota. One day, we got our bank statement. There were pages and pages of .99 cents transactions for games and we were overdrawn. Immediately went to the bank and spoke to an accounts manager who promptly accused our 5 year old son for the charges. Yeah, that didn't go over well and we got into a heated argument. Anyways, we sat there and on a piece of paper, listed every single transaction. While doing that, a farmer walked in and said he wanted to speak to the bank manager. HE had his statement which showed hundreds and hundreds of transactions for games on his account. Come to find out that there were several people in town that this happened to. Our money was returned back to our account as were other victims. The person who did this was arrested but we never found out what had happened to her.
Yup. It is why reading everyone their Miranda rights is so important. Liars are going to get caught running their mouth.. but if they already know their rights, they can't claim entrapment.
Hahaha he sounds like Private Hudson in "Aliens" - "Well, that's great. That's just fuckin' great, man! Now what the fuck are we supposed to do? We're in some real pretty shit now, man!"
LOVE that movie. Bill Paxton was his normal awesome self in that movie. I can still quote his lines.. and that is something indeed when talking about an actor.
If this were Michigan you would be completely correct. I think the case in this clip is an Ohio case, though. I don't know if "prison boyfriends" are a thing down there.
That he needed to know how to write a check is hysterical, to me. Apparently whoever taught him was awful too. He was “Constance”, suuuuure. “I.D., ma’am?”
As the lawyer said, with time served and half time, out in one and a half months. Ridiculous, should be consecutive. Especially with previous form for exactly the same offences.
He clearly was trying hard not to rat out some people who will mess him up when he gets out. If you tell the truth it is easy to remember. If you constantly lie your in trouble. I bet his dealer watching this was thinking "you better not" and then laughed.
The judge knew it and used it as an excuse for the defendant to dig his own hole and for him to send the defendant to prison instead of a state drug treatment facility. The judge was either going to get information for the prosecutor to charge additional people or have an excuse to throw the proverbial book at the defendant and ended up with the latter.
As someone who is in recovery, this guy is full of shit. When you're hopelessly addicted to drugs, you don't just forget all the sleezey crap you do to get more. Him sitting there saying oh gosh I just don't remember, it's been so long. Bull!!! You remember everything second of that life. Freaking moron, just tell him the truth, if he truly wants to be clean and sober, then you start by just being honest. 13 years recovery from opioids here 💪🏻
Maybe when someone truly screws up and they attempt to fix things they deserve a chance, depending on the crime. When you just keep breaking the law and victimizing people you deserve to be locked away from society.
"Your Honor, as you know, my client stood up and took responsibility for his case early on, and he um... is here today... er umm... sitting down... uhhhh hmm... not taking responsibility for anything."
Perfect example of the endless attempts dishonest people will go through to avoid responsibility - - to avoid actual consequences for their bad acts. Takes 25 minutes lying to the Judge until the Judge Finally Gives Him the "Chance to PROVE WHAT ? " You were all over the place at check cashing places - - THEN When He KNOWS The Judge Is COMPLETELY Not Accepting Any of His Made Up Crap Responses He Gets To : "Please Your Honor - - I'm Not Trying To Lie To You - - I Don't Want To Go To Jail". These People Really Think They Can TALK A JUDGE OUT OF SENDING THEM TO PRISON FOR THEIR CRIMES ! Can you imagine all the people in this man's life who he talked endlessly to = getting favors, chances, rides, cover stories - while he went around making money by taking money from people and doing false check writing and fraudulent "Business Deals"? He Would Have NEVER STOPPED.
"This is a fluid story" had me lol but not as much as his I don't remember which check was first and which check was last defense. Also, how huge as that TV?
My son has gotten into trouble time and time and time again. I don’t know why he can’t seem to learn from his mistakes and he’s a liar and a thief. I did not raise him that way. He was greatly loved from birth, was just the cutest little boy, and I did my best to teach him right from wrong and not to lie. I just really don’t know what happened! He wasn’t spoiled but got everything he needed and I corrected him when he did bad things. I was careful to tell him HE wasn’t bad but what he DID was bad. Just the usual kid stuff like lying or taking things that weren’t his. And I loved him. I told him I loved him, I showed him I loved him, and my heart is broken because of and FOR him. He’s almost 50. I finally just cut off communication with him because he called from jail and lied through his teeth about why and he blamed other people. I cannot do it any more. I literally put him in Gods Hands. I will continue to pray for him, and pray that he won’t hurt anybody else. This guy here, I’ve heard those excuses and how he blames somebody else and POOR ME.
My heart goes out to you. I've seen other kids the same way. Great parents, siblings that are responsible.. but that one kid is just a bad apple. Your desire to help is admirable, so I salute you. But don't feel like it is your fault. Your kids are still independent people making their own judgements. Some kids just don't learn and don't grow. Its life.
Give him another chance to rob another person and maybe hurt somebody. Put him in jail for two years, keep him clean and sober and give him a chance at self-reflection and growth. Con man all the way ~
He doesn't care about the lives he's impacted or the harm & devastation he's caused! It's going to take those people longer than 1 year, to recover from the damage HE INFLICTED!!
@25:55 'Your Honor, I am NOT trying to lie to you'.... When everything I have told you in the past 25 minutes are all BS and not a word of truth.. LMAO !!
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"I can sober up."
"Then why haven't you?"
Great response.
Dude saisld i been in situations with no control and made good choices. What the hell does that even me?
I owned a business for 27 years and had my share of people stealing from me. I prosecuted everyone I could.
@ I had a Powersports Business, Snake River Yamaha in Meridian Idaho. Sold the store in May 2022. I loved going to work but the buyout offer was too big to say no.
@@mikegoff3130 good for you. Hard work pays off.
How about, don't hire thieves in the first place. 🤦♀️
@ I always did a back ground check. Some people go off the deep end.
@@Kōkako-i1tweird reply. I’m sure if the person knew they were interviewing a thief then they wouldn’t hire them… it’s not like you can just glance at a person and know 🤦🏻♀️
He kept the checks IN THE CAR for a month, but he DIDN’T HAVE A CAR and he NEEDED A RIDE to get to the check-cashing store??!!
Good catch.
Yeah.. that one struck me pretty strongly. The other detail that kept changing was who wrote the checks and how the names on the checks came up. Not to mention the incredible stinker of putting all female names on checks he was going to cash. There is a reason for those names, and neither us nor the judge heard it.
Sees himself as a victim…takes absolutely no responsibility for his actions
They never will take responsibility
They rarely ever do.
You'll never get a straight answer from this sort of person.
they cant even tell themselves the truth
Sounds just like every politician...
If the world were a pair of boxer briefs he'd be a skidmark
Gives better answers than cumula
I have a feeling that the guy doesn't know himself. He did some shit in a drug induced haze, and now he himself has a hard time figuring out. He isn't a some kind of a clever mastermind who came up with the scam scheme, just a disposable junkie whom the handler sent in to catch the cheques. I'm not defending him and he deserves the punishment, but I don't think he was intentionally trying to deceive the judge (at least not for all things that didn't add up).
Your Honor, I need another chance to prove myself. My response, “A second chance to do what? Prove that you can commit fraud without getting caught?” 🤡🤡🤡
😂😂😂
He worked so hard on his multiple messed up stories, that he deserves a second chance and a break😂
He's had numerous chances and every time its the same BS excuses and the same crimes.
Scammer scumbag, rot in jail
YES YES YES
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I don't consider this idiot a scammer, I consider him to be a THIEF!!
"What did he want me to say, man?" He doesn't want you to say anything, he wants you to stop breaking the law.
Liars can't keep their stories straight and this guy just had too many stories
I love this judge. This mope actually admitted to additional crimes, too stupid to realize that the judge was playing with him and just allowed him to ramble on in untrustworthy incoherency.
He speakes like a 10 year old trying to explain why he hasn't done his homework.
He was unable to lie his way out of more trouble, and he's angry at himself.
@@leaf3827Exactly!
The judge wasn’t falling for his pathetic excuses
The judge was fishing for more people for the prosecutor to charge and find a way to send the defendant to prison and claim that he gave him a chance to come clean. If this guy had told the truth he would likely have been killed in prison (or the state run treatment program he would have been sent to) and both knew it. I think the judge had seen him on so many charges in the past that he wanted an excuse to send him to prison and he found it, using a ruse he knew would work. He didn't care that he could have literally cost the defendant his life in prison. I do agree with the judge that all of the names the defendant stated on the record were made up out of thin air, I don't agree with the judge forcing the guy to either give up information in open court or go to prison instead of treatment, though.
@@mharris5047 what a load of old waffle
@@mharris5047 what a load of nonsense
@@mharris5047Your kidding right? Force him to tell the truth in court! Where he's under oath to tell the truth, and nothing but the truth!. He's not the victim, he's a criminal, with a long criminal record.
It's all about himself, and his selfish greed, he doesn't care about the consequences, and who he hurts, until he gets caught.
But evidently they have in the past, many times! I'm guessing this is New York?
Another criminal with selective memory.
He was trying hard NOT to implicate his accomplices. Ace Check Cashing has one of them inside their operations. That's who his drug dealer sent him to.
@@rhondaalbrecht I suspect that if he had told the truth whether he went to prison or treatment his accomplices would have had him taken out. The judge had to know that. I think the judge wanted to send him to prison and/or get information on further charges against his accomplices (the first is definitely true) and the judge knew the defendant could not give anyone up if he wanted to continue to live on this planet. The judge got his excuse to send the defendant to prison and no real person was given up.
He’s a severe drug addiction with brain damage as a result of
@@mharris5047 Which is exactly why he didn't want to 'snitch' on them.
The ending was the best part “what the fuck did he want me to say man?” The judge should’ve given him consecutive sentences not concurrent. Criminals are stupid and this guy was no exception.
Consecutive is more difficult to hand down. Has to meet certain criteria.
The guy got 317 days in jail basically because he told a shitty story and couldn’t acknowledge the facts of the case. What a putz!
@ seems like 24 months would’ve been more appropriate
@@BirdDog. A minimum of 3 years
This guy was stupid but not all criminals are stupid. Just because they did something stupid doesn't mean they are. But I'm sure someone like you has never done a stupid thing or ever made a mistake in your life right? I can't stand ppl like you.
I can tell this defendant is used to talking his way out of stuff with the "word salad". The problem is you have to be smarter than the person you're trying to lie to, and he's clearly not. He's a gaslighting narcissist and his apologies mean absolutely nothing. .
Writing girls names on blank checks? This dude is like forrest gump level iq... i think the judge was literally just amazed by his stupidity and he continued to incriminate himself
The Dummy Krueger effect. We get em alot here in Bama. Manipulation & "old school country wisdom" are often confused.
100% CORRECT!
@@ledarbyromeo9667Where in Bama u from? I give ya one guess where I'm from 😂
He's not used to talking his way out of anything, the judge said multiple times that he's got a very long record of getting caught.
"When you tell the truth, you don't have to have a good memory." -- Judge Judy
In just a half hour, this guy told more stories than Hans Christian Anderson...
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I was only half listening to this while doing something else and I picked up a number of lies. The judge was taking notes.. so he knew how to triangulate all the nonsense really well. The perp just couldn't help but lie, and the judge knew what was up. He deserves every minute of prison time he got.
What was truly hilarious is that he kept changing who wrote the checks... egad. That is red-flag city right there. I noticed there was an adjournment in the middle. It wouldn't surprise me that the judge did that to affect his memory of his lies.. and even if he didn't.. the perp made a complete hash of his original assertions anyways.
Never lie in front of people who are experts at comparing testimony. It is a really excellent way to make things worse for yourself.
What a train wreck he lies like a 5-year-old can't keep a story straight
He’s not sorry. He’s sorry he got caught
That is exactly how it struck me.
After the 3rd time the story changed I knew he wasn't telling the truth except when convenient.
This man will never take responsibility for his actions and will reoffend when he gets out of jail.
I'm furious in response to his response; the pathetic little weasel. We just had one of our checks that had been in the mail stolen and washed. It was cashed yesterday for a ridiculously large amount. To me, 12 months is an insult to anyone who has been a victim to this crime. Seriously, I watch these videos and think over and over, "Where's the justice?" I watched this and I can tell you, this is NOT justice. I am so over judges putting the interests of the guilty above that of the innocent.
You are 100% right. This judge talks a good game then wimps out.
Its very weird, we don't take white collar crime or fraud very seriously in US criminal justice. I just saw a meme where a homeless dude robbed someone for $100, turned himself in the day after the crime, and got 15 years. Meanwhile, an executive with an MBA defrauded people to the tune of 3 billion dollars, and they gave him three years.
I personally think it's a big problem. Americans get so focused on stuff that's inconsequential or totally trivial when it comes to crime. They miss these kinds of crimes, which are extremely destructive. Very few people will ever get robbed in person, but almost everyone has had a credit card stolen, knows a senior who got defraud, has had their information stolen, etc.
I don't get it. I don't understand why these people aren't getting more serious sentences.
Weaseling out of things is what separates us from the animals, except the weasel.
so the judge denies the request for probation, and gives him 12 months.... you wanted how long? Do you believe that he will be rehabilitated more and change his ways better after say.... 5 years in jail, rather than be even more incapable of returning to society and living legally?
The US has the highest incarceration rate in the world, apart from a few tinpot countries. The financial cost of these incarcerations must be significant, as well as the social cost.
I'm not yet at the end of the video, to understand if/ how many times or for how long he's been incarcerated before, which of course would be relevant.
This judge would do well in the french legal system, where there is a combined role of investigating and judging. He's doing a job that should have been done by cops and a prosecutor.... he's done very well.
Ahh...so the defendant has gone to prison before. It seems he knows he'd find prison a very unhappy place. It seems he's been on probation a number of times, with unsatisfactory results. If he's had 12 months sentences before, perhaps he could have got 2 or 3 years, but if his previous sentences had been short, then 12 months sounds like he'll remember it forever, and perhaps modify his behaviour.
@@wolfumz I think until high white collar crime receives long sentences, it's not moral to give them for dumb crims working far lesser amounts.
I see his real personality came out at the very end of this video. No accountability, nothing. Just big mad he has to pay for his crimes.
Didn't really sound mad to me.
The judge could tell when he was lying - his lips started moving.
And he was mouth breathing
This man is a mence of society. He should have been sentenced 10 years or more. He's a repeated criminal.
This guy is the worst liar I've ever seen. "I didn't steal no checks from no company!"
He was honest about one thing. The drugs made him too stupid to fully think about what he was doing and about to do, and his lying is even worse.
I suspect this guy realized halfway through that he was violating "street code," and was switching on his fellow criminals, who were involved in the cheque cashing scheme with him.
Depending on which state you're incarcerated in, having a record that you snitched, or named someone else in any way, that can be a problem for inmates, if someone finds you. If there are any court documents that make it seems like you cooperated with law enforcement, you can get your ass kicked, or get killed.
So I suspect these other people provided the stolen cheques to him. So, instead of saying that, he tries lying and says he randomly found the cheques, in an attempt to follow "Street code". This lie did not go well for him, he was obviously unprepared and thought the conversation would revolve around giving him another chance.
I spent ten years working as a drug counselor for probationers, I know the profile pretty well. This guy reminded me of clients I've seen in the past.
Anytime you're applying pressure to one of these guys, and start their answer with, "I'm going to be honest...", you can basically guarantee whatever they say next is a lie. Someone how is being honest, and just going off memory, they will just give you the answer straight. But if someone is lying, they will try to make themselves appear honest with these kind of qualifiers.
His statement "I didn't steal no checks from no company!" is correct.
@@ukdave57Right, two negatives make a positive.
Or three, actually!
What this dude failed to understand in the end is that he did not get sent to prison for what he said but for what he did.
Exactly. Most people don't understand courts of law. They operate the way science operates. Empirical evidence is needed to convict (in science, empirical evidence via results either prove or disprove hypothesis or theories).
All the judge needed to do was establish the facts, and then question the perp about methods and those he was involved with (to try to catch more fish with the same hook and bait). The perp knew that if he gave up other names he might end up losing his life to those other perps. So he lies and simply guarantees a max sentence for what he did based on the original facts.
“I believe…”
“Honestly…”
“Basically…”
“To be honest”
“But like I said…”
Famous first words of many a liar
“From what I remember…”
“I think…”
I believe he may be dishonest, basically. Lol
Sounds like Trump.
@@petesmith9472 "Trust me" "believe me, this is true"
You're right, I forgot those too
Concurrent sentencing should be outlawed! He should stay in prison 5 years! 😡
Agreed, it’s like “commit 6 crimes, get 5 free!”
You guys know nothing. Not all crimes get prison time.
Not all people get the same time for committing the same crime.
There are dozens of factors in sentencing including the judges discretion.
Basically, the judge will determine the proper sentence case by case.
@@stuwest3653 Right but watching this it just dose not look like enough overall for the crimes. He tells a pack of lies which is perjury that must be taken into account and it isnot his first time. Opinions like yours. Cheers.
@@baobo67 I'm stating facts, not my opinion.
It varies wildly depending on the state, but on average it costs $30k a year to keep people behind bars. There's also only so much space available.
If you're willing to pay 5-10% or more in taxes we could extend sentences. It's usually the same people who insist taxation is theft that also insist on longer sentences.
Always blame everything and everyone but yourself. He should be in prison for years. "I'm going to be truthful" uh huh.
When you've been full of shit for as long as he has you can't tell the truth to save your life. This guy has future repeat offender written right across his forhead. The judge let him off easy. Should have ran the sentences consecutively.
Love this. That judge has already made his decision well before he entered the court room. Yet they let the lawyer and defendant ramble on and on..LoL!
"Please give me a chance. I'm a bad boy for years and years and I don't want to go to prison. I only lied to you 22 times today. Give me one more chance." Judge: Nah dude. Go to jail.
Ahaha! Buddy sounds like Radar (you will get that reference if you are old like me! Cheers Gary Burghoff!) 😂
Omg! I was trying to put my finger on it but that’s it!! 😂😂 THANK YOU!
lol, spot on!
As the kids say, IYKYK 😂
Funny af mate ❤😂
Totally 😅
If I was the defense attorney, I’d DYING!!!
Skip to 29:00 to see his reaction that can hardly be called furious
My reaction to sitting through 30 minutes for 30 seconds of whining was way more furious
@uyegidgg - Thank you. His response was more like an indignant high pitched whine. Not impressed.
Thank you.
This guy is lyin so hard he'a gonna swallow his tongue. I see lots of jail (or a career in politics) in his future.
He couldn't get into politics, he's not a good enough liar.
@@NicCageForPresident2024 point taken!
Too funny!
Go against his credit report?? He’s worried about his credit report 😂😂😂 maybe you need to worry about your jail record more 😡
Geez, can't even keep track of all the checks he's cashed. 🤦🏼♀️
And there were only three of them.
Jeez the poor guy was on drugs. Give him a break. 😂
Or, apparently, all the lies he told trying to get out of stealing them 🤭🙄
He was trying not to implicate the two females who were in on the scams.
I actually can't believe what is going through his head and then coming out of his mouth..... This is comedy gold 😂😂😂
mannnn, I wish *_I_* _"had a history of suffering from drug issues"_ or whatever so *_I_* had an excuse for every stupid decision I've ever made >:(
It seems to come in handy if you've done very bad things.
You don't want that, it sucks more than you think.
Right. You want to suffer from a disorder just in case you need it for an excuse.
Pure MAGA.
It's actually not as hard as you think... just go out and find some to do for awhile, I'm not sure how much, it's a hit or miss😂jk
@@Ghost76Ninja I...that's not how it works.. you obviously haven't heard of withdrawal
2:04 " I know his history isn't promising "
NEITHER IS HIS FUTURE!
Well, past performance can be an indicator of future performance esp with his history. He needs to face his past & needs to pay the piper now, no excuses.
Finaly a Judge who sees through the BS.
I live in a small town in southern Minnesota.
One day, we got our bank statement. There were pages and pages of .99 cents transactions for games and we were overdrawn.
Immediately went to the bank and spoke to an accounts manager who promptly accused our 5 year old son for the charges.
Yeah, that didn't go over well and we got into a heated argument.
Anyways, we sat there and on a piece of paper, listed every single transaction.
While doing that, a farmer walked in and said he wanted to speak to the bank manager. HE had his statement which showed hundreds and hundreds of transactions for games on his account.
Come to find out that there were several people in town that this happened to.
Our money was returned back to our account as were other victims.
The person who did this was arrested but we never found out what had happened to her.
Yep,
A career criminal.
12 months is a joke.
This guy will be back scamming people in no time.
Dude is just talking in circles. He tries to cash these fraudulent checks and expected nothing would happen to him?
Pay back the money, then apologize. And, reveal your co-conspirators. Then, talk to the judge.
These drains on society are NEVER sorry for what they’ve done. They’re just sorry that they got caught. 🤮
Take the shovel from him, his digging a hole so deep he can't get out. This judge knows more than his letting on.🤣😂🤣😂
Let him keep digging
Yup. It is why reading everyone their Miranda rights is so important. Liars are going to get caught running their mouth.. but if they already know their rights, they can't claim entrapment.
Yes a weasel! Even after he was whining like he didn’t understand. What a dweeb! He knows exactly what he is doing!
He’ll be right back at it when he gets released. Once a scammer always a scammer. Disgusting behaviour 😡
That’s too light of a sentence. He needs to do some serious time.
Hahaha he sounds like Private Hudson in "Aliens" - "Well, that's great. That's just fuckin' great, man! Now what the fuck are we supposed to do? We're in some real pretty shit now, man!"
Game over man, game over!
This man might have done better with the little girl in charge.
"You secure that shit, Hudson!"
LOVE that movie. Bill Paxton was his normal awesome self in that movie. I can still quote his lines.. and that is something indeed when talking about an actor.
How do you know when he is lying? When his lips are moving! "I'm not going to lie" ha ha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Honestly, I believe he is really sorry that he got caught but still believe he was entitled to do what he did.
Who is Constance Wagner? Sir that is what my prison boyfriend is going to call me when I hold his pocket for the next 12 months…
If this were Michigan you would be completely correct. I think the case in this clip is an Ohio case, though. I don't know if "prison boyfriends" are a thing down there.
That he needed to know how to write a check is hysterical, to me. Apparently whoever taught him was awful too. He was “Constance”, suuuuure. “I.D., ma’am?”
This judge is the GOAT
Scammer - "Wtf man!"
Me - "Lol"
What a muppet.
He took zero responsibility and then made it worse by lying to the judge and blaming others. The judge should have thrown the book at him.
Gotta love the excuse of: “I’m not trying to lie, but…”
"I'm gonna be honest with you" = "I'm about to gaslight you"
As the lawyer said, with time served and half time, out in one and a half months. Ridiculous, should be consecutive. Especially with previous form for exactly the same offences.
Man he lies! Who does he think he's fooling!
Not the judge that's for sure
Still taking no responsibility for his actions from his clear comments at the end
“What did he want me to say, man?!”
Erm… the truth 🤷🏻♂️
This scammer should spend at least 5 more years to be taught a lesson
Definitely
He clearly was trying hard not to rat out some people who will mess him up when he gets out. If you tell the truth it is easy to remember. If you constantly lie your in trouble. I bet his dealer watching this was thinking "you better not" and then laughed.
The judge knew it and used it as an excuse for the defendant to dig his own hole and for him to send the defendant to prison instead of a state drug treatment facility. The judge was either going to get information for the prosecutor to charge additional people or have an excuse to throw the proverbial book at the defendant and ended up with the latter.
Party to still guilty fuck him, don't get into crime then if you can't take the consequence or fight off those who would not want you talking lol.
The judge said “awww Jesus”, I’m feeling Your Honor 😂
As someone who is in recovery, this guy is full of shit. When you're hopelessly addicted to drugs, you don't just forget all the sleezey crap you do to get more. Him sitting there saying oh gosh I just don't remember, it's been so long. Bull!!! You remember everything second of that life. Freaking moron, just tell him the truth, if he truly wants to be clean and sober, then you start by just being honest. 13 years recovery from opioids here 💪🏻
At the end, he sounds like Rick Moranis in Ghostbusters 🤣👻🤪
😂😂😂😂
12 months in prison.. he's acting like its the end of the world. This guy can't handle the real world. He won't make it much longer in life.
Wasn't quite the "furious reaction" I was expecting.
As a long time repeat offender he should have gotten a minimum of 10 years to serve before being considered for parole. He’s just not going to change.
They never get how it's not about them wanting to change, it's about protecting the public from them.
Maybe when someone truly screws up and they attempt to fix things they deserve a chance, depending on the crime. When you just keep breaking the law and victimizing people you deserve to be locked away from society.
"I got talked into." Using checks to a business I do not own....Criminals are wild.
"Your Honor, as you know, my client stood up and took responsibility for his case early on, and he um... is here today... er umm... sitting down... uhhhh hmm... not taking responsibility for anything."
Perfect example of the endless attempts dishonest people will go through to avoid responsibility - - to avoid actual consequences for their bad acts. Takes 25 minutes lying to the Judge until the Judge Finally Gives Him the "Chance to PROVE WHAT ? " You were all over the place at check cashing places - - THEN When He KNOWS The Judge Is COMPLETELY Not Accepting Any of His Made Up Crap Responses He Gets To : "Please Your Honor - - I'm Not Trying To Lie To You - - I Don't Want To Go To Jail". These People Really Think They Can TALK A JUDGE OUT OF SENDING THEM TO PRISON FOR THEIR CRIMES ! Can you imagine all the people in this man's life who he talked endlessly to = getting favors, chances, rides, cover stories - while he went around making money by taking money from people and doing false check writing and fraudulent "Business Deals"? He Would Have NEVER STOPPED.
"This is a fluid story" had me lol but not as much as his I don't remember which check was first and which check was last defense. Also, how huge as that TV?
He didn’t know stealing money from folks was a felony?? 😮
LIKE me...grilling my 4 daughters over the years...why they came home late on a Saturday night 😅Love COURTCAM TV!❤
This judge has seen a lot of lying scumbags but this guy takes the cake. That is really saying something ! Put him under the jail.
He should've written a check to his Dealer.
His dealer probably won’t accept cheques.
My son has gotten into trouble time and time and time again. I don’t know why he can’t seem to learn from his mistakes and he’s a liar and a thief. I did not raise him that way. He was greatly loved from birth, was just the cutest little boy, and I did my best to teach him right from wrong and not to lie. I just really don’t know what happened! He wasn’t spoiled but got everything he needed and I corrected him when he did bad things. I was careful to tell him HE wasn’t bad but what he DID was bad. Just the usual kid stuff like lying or taking things that weren’t his. And I loved him. I told him I loved him, I showed him I loved him, and my heart is broken because of and FOR him. He’s almost 50. I finally just cut off communication with him because he called from jail and lied through his teeth about why and he blamed other people. I cannot do it any more. I literally put him in Gods Hands. I will continue to pray for him, and pray that he won’t hurt anybody else. This guy here, I’ve heard those excuses and how he blames somebody else and POOR ME.
My heart goes out to you. I've seen other kids the same way. Great parents, siblings that are responsible.. but that one kid is just a bad apple.
Your desire to help is admirable, so I salute you. But don't feel like it is your fault. Your kids are still independent people making their own judgements. Some kids just don't learn and don't grow. Its life.
@ thank you 🙏
Getting caught for your crimes does not mean you are taking responsibility it just means you got caught 😂
Drinking game: take a drink everytime the judge says "Constance Wagner."
His lawyer is like whatever, dig your grave.....I am still getting paid..He basically stayed quiet the entire time. lol
Give him another chance to rob another person and maybe hurt somebody. Put him in jail for two years, keep him clean and sober and give him a chance at self-reflection and growth.
Con man all the way ~
"I'm gonna be honest with you Judge" lol, yeah, right.
Oh.... So, there at the end he claimed some guy GAVE him those checks to cash.... Amazing just how many different versions he's told of this BS!!!!!
This country needs to begin using prison work camps and farms again and teach these people to work for a living.
That or a mandatory 2 years of military experience weather male or female.
@equallawandorder5393 Good point 👍
Build more prisons!
The ones we have are under staffed, fill the holes before making more.
“This is a fluid story.” Oh Judge, you have a way with words 😂
1 year is laughable. He should have gotten 3-7 years.
That judge…wow. I think he’s either too tired to comprehend the story…orrrr…he’s doing it on purpose to play ‘gotcha’! 😂
I think he got a very light sentence considering he’s a repeat offender.
And that he is dumber than a box of rocks!
Damn if you gonna commit check fraud you should know how a check works😂😂😂 “I thought it would only affect my credit score” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
2:50 OMG. Cry me a river! I had 30 year professional white-collar career while doing drugs...
I had a 30 year teaching career while sloshed on booze. University life sure was nice in that regard.
Sounds like Ace Cash Express needs to be investigated 🧐🔎🚔🚨
This reminds me of my back and forths about homework and unturned in assignments with my teenage son.😅
He doesn't care about the lives he's impacted or the harm & devastation he's caused! It's going to take those people longer than 1 year, to recover from the damage HE INFLICTED!!
The way he's whining you'd think he got 10 years instead of 10 1/2 months of which he will probably do 6 or 7.
I feel bad for the court reporter. She's really earning her money on this one.
@25:55 'Your Honor, I am NOT trying to lie to you'.... When everything I have told you in the past 25 minutes are all BS and not a word of truth.. LMAO !!
Just bought a locking mail box at Home Depot.