If he was messing with deputies like that, does anyone actually believe he wasnt doing similar or worse things to inmates? That's probably why he didn't want to do the 30 days.
EXACTLY. He would rather lose his ability to have a solid career in life than face the consequences of his actions and “lose face” by going to the same jail he terrorized for even 30 days. This dude is a bully. He’s always been a bully. And I guarantee his wife is going to bear the brunt of his frustrations over the next 5 to 10 years, she better think twice about walking down that aisle. 🤷🏽♀️
This guy is a total piece of shit. He didn't want to go to jail because he didn't want to get sexually assaulted by the very people he had been harassing.
I'm gonna leave my original thought down there to shame me. After watching that testimony again this guy likely did things. Maybe not violence but you can do much worse with a pen. And if your curious a select few lts and CPTs we're doing this also. He'd drop a dime on a regular officer. He can get a job as a cop with a reference from someone higher up regardless of this conviction. I do. Mainly because this is typical of training. This guy's a dirt bag and the trainers I had were dirt bags aaaanndd if they could get away with it they would. It's a lot harder to get away with that than most people think. It most definitely happens just not as often as most people think.
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He was a sadistic bully when he had a decent secure job. How's he going to behave when he starts feeling the pressure of trying to make a living as a convicted felon with limited employment options?
I'm not defending him, but I do believe he was tased, I do believe he fell into the culture of it being a "perk" of rank, and I do believe he's a sadist. Was he before? idk.
@@deeant44 should have given him the same punishments as a civilian would have gotten if he brought a taser to work and used it on 6 coworkers. He would have gotten jail time 100%>
He’s an idiot!! He’s a big baby coward !! He is going to regret his actions and judge gave him an amazing opportunity 30 days no conviction. Now your life is going to be extremely hard regarding finances and if your renting it can affect you as well. Idk the law for Texas so idk if he can get a conviction expunged after certain amount of years but it’s expensive and you have to not incurred any new charges / convictions in order for that . I hope he’s not going to be the type of dad that raises his son to bully everyone and be rough with him. He is 24 so there’s a slightly small chance he could mature and be ok but , I wouldn’t hold my breath.
To be fair, there's lots of reasons to take that choice other than cowardice. As he said, he's the sole money-maker supporting a family. Losing that for 30 days means not only do they have no income for a month, it likely means losing a job, getting significantly behind on rent and bills, etc. and thus pretty long-term financial problems for not just him but his fiancee and children. Whereas by losing his license, assuming he plans to work in an industry where the convinction isn't likely to be a problem, that might not pose all that big an issue. There's also the fact that people who worked in law enforcement type settings (and as a former guard he'd likely be known pretty widely) tend to be active targets in jail settings. Hell, the fact that the judge even gave him the choice (which is very unusual) to me suggests that she knows it's not so easy a decision.... so no, I don't think it's necessarily a matter of cowardice. And don't get me wrong I'm not defending what he did, the guy is a miserable piece of shit and I don't think she should have given him the choice. He should have had to do the jail time AND take the conviction. I'm just saying the assumption you made isn't necessarily accurate.
Imagine how he treats his wife and children?! He's only trying to do damage control now. He's a coward just like most of the tin-gods with a badge and gun, unfortunately.
@@elizabethrasmussen2903 it’s crazy how many of these gaurds are bullies they either where bullies growing up or nerds who got bullied and so when they become gaurds they use there authority to bully and boss others!!!
Because he knows what would happen if he was a prisoner!! They know him there - and I'd bet that he hasn't exactly been a decent human being to the prisoners there - and they would treat him the way he treated them!
He was probably a bully in school, was never corrected for his meanness, and just continued being a nasty bully. When he was talking to Judge Boyd he was smiling and smirking the entire time. Pi$$ed me off that they dropped all but one of the charges and you could tell it upset the Judge. He is going to continuously bully his children!
I don't know that the job attracts many people who don't have that general attitude. Maybe I'm completely off base here, but the job does seem to attract someone who excels at controlling others, with force as necessary.
Many cops were bullies in school. My bully went on to become a captain in our local police department. He just retired with hundreds of accolades saying what a wonderful cop he was. He made my life a living hell during high school. I'm a female, he's a male. Even though I'm in my 50's now, I have never forgotten what he did to me.
@@Whyarewehere53 I would estimate that 95% of Cops were either bullies, or the ones who were small, felt unnoticed, or were bullied. Im just a few inches smaller than this guy, and a little more fit. Basically the same size in school.... every single cop i know either got in a fight with me for being my typical smart ass self, or was just a meek person that has never been punched in the face. The guys that fought I know for a fact are on juice now (there were 3, and those were the only fights i ever had in school). One has a wife that its an open secret he smacks around (not often, but that doesn't matter). The other two are guys I'm cool with, but they really shouldn't be officers. The good officers are on this line of being maybe a little more kind than i was, but still not scared to go throw paws it comes to it. I think the smaller guys are even more dangerous than the bullies..... They're just scared to death. Maybe even more scared of just not winning an altercation, and catching grief because of it. That shouldn't be the case.
Some bullies start realizing how idiotic their actions were when they get older. It's bullies like this weirdo who take pleasure in it that keep it going into their adulthood.... he was literally smiling while tasing these people, insanity!
@@brucescheiman4888 Probably because they didn't have a firm case on those counts and really didn't want to miss this shot to take this POS out of power.
Our former neighbor had this mentality. I found it interesting that when I met his stare he didn’t know what to do. I’m 5’4”, he is 6’5”. But yes, I believe his size has allowed him to be a bully.
I guess I don't understand how these things work but shouldn't a felony conviction land him in jail. I'm confused how he avoided jail by taking a felony conviction.
His rocking sideways is not him being nervous. He's barely containing his rage. There is zero remorse showing in his body language. He has rehearsed his words. Zero remorse.
Yeah I zoomed in and he's rolling his neck and twitching. It's his body releasing negativity energy bc he's doing everything he can to contain himself bc he's not used to people confronting him like judge Boyd is
Especially when she essentially called him a coward with the heavy beating of the heart line! 30 days served to avoid being a convicted felon? That's a huge gift but he was too chicken!
I briefly worked as a CO in a maximum security state prison after I left the military. I quickly realized that most of the inmates were actually better people than the CO’s who guarded them. I left that job with a quickness and never looked back.
I used to work at an outpatient facility and the directors and therapists were more unstable than the clients. It was unbelievable!! If the general public could be a fly on the wall in some of these facilities they would look at the industry differently. The one therapist on Rogan a few days back who said therapists love the teens and young adults with "anxiety" where mommy and daddy pay was absolutely right! Super easy, continuous paycheck all while making it look like the client really has issues when it's just the stress of everyday life. It's really sad actually.
Surely a Cadet would have said something...UNLESS...he scared them out of saying something! A group of them finally did, that's how he ended up in court in the first place.
Yeah he was all scared that he was going to get roughed up in there which you probably would have and deserves people like that needs to be taught a lesson just because you think you're bigger than someone doesn't think you can do whatever you want you can bully them is what I've been doing this his whole life it's finally just caught up with them
Judge Boyd is truly living her most purposeful life. She is living a life of service to others. She has such an important role in so many lives. She is humble, fair and a wonderful life teacher. We desperately need more Judge Boyd’s in this world.
He didn't look angry. But, I'll bet he felt a cold trickle of sweat run down his inner thigh when Judge Boyd pressed him to give names. *"Do you need to sit in the box, and think about it?"*
This former officer is just the tip of the iceberg. I can’t imagine a 6’10” guy coming at me with a taser. Glad he was held accountable but I wish he’d gotten jail time as well
When the judge said no possession of a firearm or weapon I thought this guy isn't going to listen to the judge. I bet he has and will continue to have multiple firearms. I hope he get caught and his parole is revoked.
To add: Thank you for the brave deputies that stood up to this kind of bullying and intimidation. Going against whatever jail equivalent there is of the Blue Wall takes courage. Their actions will allow many generations of cadets to train and serve without undue harassment, intimidation or bullying.
I am a 6 time ex con ex gang member in Texas, I became an activist in 1997 exposing the crimes, the drug smuggling by guards an staff, violation of human and civil rights, the corruption . Society would be shocked an demand laws change removing qualified immunity
Check out G street news network season 1-6! I figured there was some corruption going on but never knew it was this bad! Thankfully convicts can speak facts once they get released.
Can you please give me your number I want to expose some prisons in Atlanta and Philly I’m a x gang member myself let’s help our people wait for your response peace
She doesn't like people who lie, or start changing their story because it makes them sound more credible to her! I love Judge Boyd - she doesn't take sh*t from anyone!
You think your dealing with a soccer mom with that Cartier handbag at her side. That's the setup. Then she eyeballs you, doesn't blink, doesn't flinch and that long cold stare that sends shivers down the spine of all but the most hardened individuals.
As a retired C/O. I am happy that this judge is “sticking it” to this “bully”!!! Uf he was doing this to “recruits” who coworkers, imagine what he may have been doing to inmates?? He’s a coward and a bully!!
Not only that but: imagine you're a CO working with him. Imagine he pages an emergency because he's being assaulted by inmates. Would you "rush" to his aid? Or would you maybe take a bit of extra time before making your way over there? Justtttt enough extra time for him to get shanked. I mean: how absolutely insane is that? You're harming the people you rely on to save you...
I think the judge got it wrong as to the real reason he preferred a conviction over thirty days at his former place of employment. I would bet good money he was afraid of retaliation from the prisoners rather than the other correctional officers. Former police and correctional officers do not get much love in prison.
That’s not what happened. She gave him a guilty felony conviction, one year in jail, and four years probation. Unless I misunderstood her sentencing but I listened to it three times.
@@dukedixon3192you misunderstood. She punished him with one year but waved it and put him on probation. Still…..he has a felony conviction. It will follow him until he dies. I’m a landlord. We do not rent to felons. We do not hire felons. His life will suck.
This is the kind of judge all courts need. Firm, understanding and gives out deserved judgements. He will bully again and take it out on someone; probably family. Family; get out NOW.
By 1st time offender, he means no one has ever dared to confront him about his sadistic bullying of people smaller and weaker than himself ever before in his demented, privileged life.
Oof... When she started asking him for names, that was super tense... I can't believe the lawyer immediately told him to take a felony over 30 days in jail. Having a permanent felony is a huge handicap in life on so many levels... INSANE
If he's doing this to people he works with what's he doing this girl. And I bet she was like he has an honorable job and good record now she's marrying a felon
She's probably haven't been given her opinion on him, by him yet, I don't very seriously that they have a open line of communication he doesn't seem approachable.
Bad Correctional Officers always trigger me. My ex was a C.O. He took his anger & frustration from the job home & I was the release….that was until he beat me so badly that he dislocated both of my shoulders, 1 elbow & both knees, lacerated my liver & right kidney, fractured my jaw, broke several teeth, caused my eye to swell shut & left me with more cuts & bruises than anyone could count. But the worst part was that the trauma caused me to go into premature labor at 21 weeks 5 days pregnant, resulting in our daughter taking a single breath after birth before passing away. He said I fell down the stairs & even though I wanted justice, the police & district attorney declined to move forward, mainly because he 1) was a member of law enforcement (they literally told me so) & 2) because we met online & our relationship moved quickly so I was labeled as promiscuous & therefore not reliable. Now, I am NOT saying I hate law enforcement. I just hate the ones who think their position makes them better than any other civilian. I also think that the “professional courtesy” of backing up cops who break the law, no matter how wrong it is, needs to go away! The longer everyone turns a blind eye to those abusing their power, the longer the system stays broken. If you create, amend, uphold, enforce or protect the law, in any capacity, then you should know the law & if you break it, you should be treated more harshly & with aggravated enhancements. Criminals have more rights than innocent citizens which is absolutely insane, frustrating & sad!!!
I'm very sorry to both you and your daughter. Nobody is above the law, and as you said, those who are Leo's CO'S, etc should be held to a higher standard. Should the break the law,...they should be punished just like anyone else. Sending you positive, caring and healing thoughts. May your precious daughter Rest In Peace. 😔
@@Ms_Tania 🙏🏻 Yesterday (March 20) was her birthday. I know 25 years seems like a lot to some, but it hurts just as much today as it did 25 years ago. Thank you for your beautiful words & kind thoughts..they mean more than you know!!
@@jdot3345 Happy heavenly birthday to your daughter. 💖 Maybe 25 years is a lot to some, and to some others,....it's not about the time, it's about the time it takes for your heart to get through this. I truly believe that it isn't up to another person to decide how much time it takes or doesn't take for someone to deal with their trauma. That doesn't belong to anyone else but the person that is going through a situation that disrupt's a life , such as your situation. Talk about it to anyone who wants to open their heart to you, it's ok! You're entitled to that. If someone starts saying anything negative, walk away!! They do not deserve any piece of you. If you've never considered talking to a professional about this, maybe you could ? Either way...I sincerely wish you nothing but positivity in your life, you've been through a lot. Be good to yourself,...you're worth it!! 😊🍼✌🥰
Wrong. He had a State TCOLE Peace Officers License. Everyone at Sheriff's Offices starts in corrections before going to patrol (If the SD has a patrol division/responsibility in the respective county) -- This is especially the case in large urban departments such a Bexar County.
There Should be NO charges dismissed for Anyone Working in Corrections, NO plea “Deals”, & penalties should be Much Higher than for others, with Prison time being Mandatory.
I was going to say something about due process not being job dependent, but then I remembered the military sometimes suspends due process too, so I won't disagree with you. But, also won't agree with you. What I mean is, you have a fair point and I will think on it.
Judge Boyd I am 85 yrs. old and have been watching criminal shows for years and occasionally I have made comments, but only to give thumbs up, if I disagree I just let it go by and move on. I just recently started watching your court trials and I am so impressed with everything you say and do. Judge Boyd you give fair punishments, and you also show a great deal of kindness towards the rehab of the defendants, when you feel that will be taken seriously. Just want you to know how it doesn’t go unnoticed and want to say you will make a difference with some of these offenders and perhaps they will make a better life for their future and in return that will benefit all citizens. Thank you so very much.
Nah dudes sadistic... Majorly sadistic. He deserved to not only go to prison, he should never be allowed to be an officer or have any kind of weapon at all. Ever again.
I always hear complaints about how too many people are unnecessarily in our jails… with every one of these court cases I see, I’m starting to realize it’s the opposite. Not enough people get sent to jail and it emboldens them to continue terrorizing communities
@@doubleoblit key function of the criminal judicial systems? A plea deal is merely the recommendation of the DA and defense council to move things along expeditiously. It's to the judge's discretion to deny or accept.
He's a new dad?? Great role model for his child! Does his fiancee know that he's a bully?? Does he bully her too?? I think he needs to be locked up - he needs to learn what it's like to not be in charge anymore!
How did his supervisors not stop this way before anyone needed to file criminal charges? This is bizarre. Never heard of such a thing-Job performance escalating to criminal conduct
Imo it should be 30 years old. I have raised 9 children. They are adults now. It seems to me that they were all in their late 20's early 30's before they were mature. When I was growing up we matured in our late teens early 20's. IMO
Way to go, Judge Boyd! She socked it to that bully! I hope his fiancee has second thoughts about marriage. No tasers allowed, big fool! Find yourself a new profession!!!
He needs a psych evaluation right away. This is very serious. This is not a mistake, it’s a person with problems in the wrong job, giving him authority over others and physical power. Very, very bad!!!
I think he’s on the spectrum. He reminds me of my daughter ( just the rocking, speech pattern, how he’s didn’t absorbing why it was serious). This is what happens when you don’t get your kid help & you make excuses instead. My daughter is grown & is a lovely, happy adult bc she was given the extra tools she needed. There’s nothing wrong w needing a little extra help like that but some parents just refuse to do it & it just leads to misery for your kid, your family & other people later. I feel for his wife and kid. He still doesn’t get it.
This should NEVER have even happened ONCE!! Who were his supervisors?? He should be in jail for 3 to 5 yrs. NO probation or parole. He should NEVER be allowed to work as a guard or police officer.
He could have done the 30 days and been back at the Sherrif department. Not now. And it will be difficult to get a position like that with a felony on his record.
@@rex8255 With a felony on his record, he won't pass a background check, nor can he obtain a CCW, alone or in conjunction with a security certification. There might be a security company out there that would hire him for a non-armed position but I'd be surprised--most security companies are fairly careful about hiring--most anyway. I guess there's probably shady ones, but no legitimate professional company would hire him with a felony on his record. I agree, he really cut himself off at the knees with that decision
The judge was wise to order parenting classes because his behavior leans toward clinical sadism. He seems to enjoy inflicting pain onto others without consent.
@@DNateMrCOB plus he’s been bullying the inmates once he in there without a badge it’s over for him because if he were a real man he wouldn’t be in there bullying people!!!! I wish they would have made him take those 30 days at the same jail that he has been wreaking havoc
I worked in law enforcement and I can tell you that there were excellent officers and very bad cops that were nothing more than bullies. The latter officers made doing my job in the forensics unit intolerable. Further, I was bullied because I was a woman. Almost every agency has at least one bad egg. I'm glad I am disabled retired.
Just like one of the subtitles said, you always remember the first person who bullied you. I was bullied in elementary school. It was the sixth grade when the first guy started to bully me. It's been decades, but I still remember his name. His buddies then started to bully me as well, but he was the first. It's his name I'll never forget: It's Arthur Ponzi Jr. from Lewiston NY. Lewiston-Porter School System
I wonder if he and his pals might regret their past behaviour, if they were to be reminded of it. If not then they should be. I hope you have moved on from this and proved to be the best you can be,God bless you.
I’m 35 almost 36. I still remember the name of the white little boy who called me the “N” word in 4th grade. We had a mediation where he stated that he didn’t know what he was saying and didn’t have to apologize as a result😀 Some things in life you just can’t forget, even if you try.
But yet she will still sentence people to that same jail later that day. Individual people might be good but the system itself doesn't care and forces them to make bad decisions like sending people to a jail that you KNOW is abusive.
The best of the best. A heart of gold and an intellect mind like a steel trap! Judge Boyd would be an amazing candidate for the Supreme Court one day 🎉
Classic signs of psychopathy; Finds joy in harming others, no ability to sympathise/empathise, weighs decisions purely as a calculation of how to transfer his guilt, manpulative, etc.
"I would just like to briefly go over what the defendant did" ... That's not gonna be good I can tell already. I love it when lawyers politely say things like this.
As a former law enforcement professional/ jail training officer/POSC instructor I am disgusted 🤢 with this man! Our job is to provide a safe environment for these people until the court determines their culpability and then ensure the safe transfer to prison! It is NOT your job to punish or judge any of them! This is an embarrassing example of who should never be in the care of others and if that woman had any sense, she would get away from him immediately! SMH 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️
He's trying to use the excuse that "someone did it to me when I was in training!" But, when pressed for a name, he cannot give her one! As mom used to tell us as kids, "Just because your friends tell you to do something doesn't mean you should do it!" So because someone did something mean to you, you should turn around and do it to someone else? Really?? He enjoyed being a bully! Plain and simple! So send him to jail so he learns what it's like when you can't even eat without permission! He needs to experience life without freedom to make your own decisions!! You want to be a bully? Let's see you deal with someone who is going to bully you!!
She was very thorough in making sure he will not have the ability to treat people that way again in future employment. He will have no authority no matter what he does. Thank goodness.
Thank you for this case Meg, it really shows what a bully is. As a retired FF/Paramedic, I saw my share of bullied on both sides of the law and it made me sick. One of the biggest reasons for me getting into my profession was to help the ill, injured, and those that couldn't defend themselves. This guy makes me sick. Thank you once again Judge Boyd
I can only imagine how many other victims he has in the jail. I'm not talking about other cadets or COs. I'm talking about inmates who either won't speak up or are ignored, or maybe have been threatened to not speak out. 😠 😡
Love the prosecutor standing at the ready, about to take down names. He totally agreed when she said that the State needed to know who was doing this gratuitous tasing.
What a sicko, and I blame Sheriff Salazar he is the worst. He is horrible to work for, and because of his mgmt style he does not attract quality candidates.
He’s desperate to self-soothe. He has no way of covering himself, lost his job, his license, his privileges, and his reputation is now of a overgrown cowardice little boy that would rather take a felony conviction than take his 6’10” behind into the same jail he worked at. This is truly the most pathetic display I’ve seen in a long time. Who on earth is having kids with someone with such little worth?
He probably forced sex on the baby mom. I believe most pregnancies are the result of someone saying "no." I was born in the 60s. I remember so many kids in school who were told they were an accident. My mother told my younger brother he was never wanted. Being born a female is terrifying and a curse when men control your freedom.
Yeah, if he felt comfortable assaulting his fellow officers, he's doing much worse to the inmates, and they have a loooong memory. He wouldn't survive a day in there without that badge
He can kiss any type of work in "security" goodbye. Even unarmed work. Felony conviction will follow him from Texas to every state. I worked as a security officer for many years. They do a federal fingerprint check. It can take up to 3 months, they check everything.
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If he was messing with deputies like that, does anyone actually believe he wasnt doing similar or worse things to inmates? That's probably why he didn't want to do the 30 days.
EXACTLY. He would rather lose his ability to have a solid career in life than face the consequences of his actions and “lose face” by going to the same jail he terrorized for even 30 days. This dude is a bully. He’s always been a bully. And I guarantee his wife is going to bear the brunt of his frustrations over the next 5 to 10 years, she better think twice about walking down that aisle. 🤷🏽♀️
This guy is a total piece of shit. He didn't want to go to jail because he didn't want to get sexually assaulted by the very people he had been harassing.
@@chilltartskids too
Exactly. No one was likely going to ever speak for those inmates either. In custody or not they have human rights that have to be upheld.
I'm gonna leave my original thought down there to shame me. After watching that testimony again this guy likely did things. Maybe not violence but you can do much worse with a pen.
And if your curious a select few lts and CPTs we're doing this also. He'd drop a dime on a regular officer. He can get a job as a cop with a reference from someone higher up regardless of this conviction.
I do. Mainly because this is typical of training. This guy's a dirt bag and the trainers I had were dirt bags aaaanndd if they could get away with it they would. It's a lot harder to get away with that than most people think. It most definitely happens just not as often as most people think.
I'm genuinely scared for his wife and child. A guy who feels free to bully underlings at work is a DV case at home more often than not.
Thank you for having insight. I experienced/survived teen years with a bad dad with a badge. 65, still in therapy, finding peace. ☮️
girls love the bad boy. dont kid yourself
@@LadyAdakStillStandsI truly feel for you. I was afraid of my dad til he died and he never beat hit me. I can’t imagine how much worse you had it. ✝️
Hey ,love you sharing ❤im 45 only past 4 yrs is mt life a kind on normal, ,all them yrs of abuse destroyed my life for so long,but i good and day at a time and doing fine ❤@AdakStillStands
He was a sadistic bully when he had a decent secure job. How's he going to behave when he starts feeling the pressure of trying to make a living as a convicted felon with limited employment options?
Some people would call it being a bully. Other people would call it aggravated assault of a correction officer.
Yes and if it would have been anyone else they would have been sentenced to years in prison. Lost my respect for the judge.
or abuse of power, abuse under cover of authority /badge......none the less, wrong & illegal! Glad he is being held accountable for his actions!
@@darock8574 really come on..when ci.is gone hopefully!!!!
Sorry q.i.
I'm not defending him, but I do believe he was tased, I do believe he fell into the culture of it being a "perk" of rank, and I do believe he's a sadist. Was he before? idk.
The fact that he wouldn't go to jail for 30 days and avoid a felony conviction says everything you need to know about him. He is a coward
Just like the orange felon XD
@@deeant44 should have given him the same punishments as a civilian would have gotten if he brought a taser to work and used it on 6 coworkers. He would have gotten jail time 100%>
He’s an idiot!! He’s a big baby coward !! He is going to regret his actions and judge gave him an amazing opportunity 30 days no conviction. Now your life is going to be extremely hard regarding finances and if your renting it can affect you as well. Idk the law for Texas so idk if he can get a conviction expunged after certain amount of years but it’s expensive and you have to not incurred any new charges / convictions in order for that . I hope he’s not going to be the type of dad that raises his son to bully everyone and be rough with him. He is 24 so there’s a slightly small chance he could mature and be ok but , I wouldn’t hold my breath.
To be fair, there's lots of reasons to take that choice other than cowardice. As he said, he's the sole money-maker supporting a family. Losing that for 30 days means not only do they have no income for a month, it likely means losing a job, getting significantly behind on rent and bills, etc. and thus pretty long-term financial problems for not just him but his fiancee and children. Whereas by losing his license, assuming he plans to work in an industry where the convinction isn't likely to be a problem, that might not pose all that big an issue.
There's also the fact that people who worked in law enforcement type settings (and as a former guard he'd likely be known pretty widely) tend to be active targets in jail settings.
Hell, the fact that the judge even gave him the choice (which is very unusual) to me suggests that she knows it's not so easy a decision.... so no, I don't think it's necessarily a matter of cowardice.
And don't get me wrong I'm not defending what he did, the guy is a miserable piece of shit and I don't think she should have given him the choice. He should have had to do the jail time AND take the conviction. I'm just saying the assumption you made isn't necessarily accurate.
@@deeant44 umm I wouldnt want to be labeled a felon either. Id take the jail to so my future isnt ruined. Hows that not common sense???
He's a sadist, pure and simple. If he does that to his cadets, imagine what he's done to inmates.
Imagine what he's like at home.
Exactly
Yes and as usual he got off easy.
I cannot let myself imagine what all he did to the inmates..😢
Imagine how he treats his wife and children?! He's only trying to do damage control now. He's a coward just like most of the tin-gods with a badge and gun, unfortunately.
He is a liar, bully, and should not be in any form of policing.
cant even be a security guard with a felony conviction
@@elizabethrasmussen2903 he’s just a regular cop
Sounds like a typical cawp
@elizabeth, he is a psychopath !
@@elizabethrasmussen2903 it’s crazy how many of these gaurds are bullies they either where bullies growing up or nerds who got bullied and so when they become gaurds they use there authority to bully and boss others!!!
What a coward - he’d rather have a felony conviction than serve 30 days 😂.
Because he knows what would happen if he was a prisoner!! They know him there - and I'd bet that he hasn't exactly been a decent human being to the prisoners there - and they would treat him the way he treated them!
@@mariahillenbrand8396facts
he won't make it 30 days. when he would smile and laugh at his victims, i bet he saw their faces.
That dude is a LOSER
@@mariahillenbrand8396 oh I'm sure he'd be very popular
You can tell by the way he is standing and his demeanor that he was one of the biggest bullies in every school he ever attended.
He was probably a bully in school, was never corrected for his meanness, and just continued being a nasty bully. When he was talking to Judge Boyd he was smiling and smirking the entire time. Pi$$ed me off that they dropped all but one of the charges and you could tell it upset the Judge. He is going to continuously bully his children!
I don't know that the job attracts many people who don't have that general attitude. Maybe I'm completely off base here, but the job does seem to attract someone who excels at controlling others, with force as necessary.
Many cops were bullies in school. My bully went on to become a captain in our local police department. He just retired with hundreds of accolades saying what a wonderful cop he was. He made my life a living hell during high school. I'm a female, he's a male. Even though I'm in my 50's now, I have never forgotten what he did to me.
@@Whyarewehere53 I would estimate that 95% of Cops were either bullies, or the ones who were small, felt unnoticed, or were bullied. Im just a few inches smaller than this guy, and a little more fit. Basically the same size in school.... every single cop i know either got in a fight with me for being my typical smart ass self, or was just a meek person that has never been punched in the face. The guys that fought I know for a fact are on juice now (there were 3, and those were the only fights i ever had in school). One has a wife that its an open secret he smacks around (not often, but that doesn't matter). The other two are guys I'm cool with, but they really shouldn't be officers. The good officers are on this line of being maybe a little more kind than i was, but still not scared to go throw paws it comes to it. I think the smaller guys are even more dangerous than the bullies..... They're just scared to death. Maybe even more scared of just not winning an altercation, and catching grief because of it. That shouldn't be the case.
Yes his rocking back forth in that bully /💪 stance in Judge Bryants face
Im worried about his new baby
Some bullies start realizing how idiotic their actions were when they get older. It's bullies like this weirdo who take pleasure in it that keep it going into their adulthood.... he was literally smiling while tasing these people, insanity!
He's immature, he's only 24 years old! He has probably been a bully all his life using his size to intimidate others.
Agreed. This is what you get when LEA's hire straight out of high school.
What really astounds me is the fact that the d a was so upset with his actions, yet they dropped like five charges against him.
@@brucescheiman4888 Probably because they didn't have a firm case on those counts and really didn't want to miss this shot to take this POS out of power.
Our former neighbor had this mentality. I found it interesting that when I met his stare he didn’t know what to do. I’m 5’4”, he is 6’5”. But yes, I believe his size has allowed him to be a bully.
I guess I don't understand how these things work but shouldn't a felony conviction land him in jail. I'm confused how he avoided jail by taking a felony conviction.
"You deserve a conviction, and Im going to give you a conviction."
What an icon
He’s a fool for that conviction bc he just said he’s the only one working 🤦🏽♀️
to check in on any, animal seemingly in distress They need to know not every HUMAs EVIL❤️🩹🩶.
Men always mention their families when they get in trouble but never think of their families BEFORE getting themselves in trouble.
@@west4Bmovement right, but I would say people in general.
@west4Bmovement how true. If you live Jesus though it's a lie you put him first.
Hey man hater women do the same shit
As do women who engage in criminal behaviour.
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His rocking sideways is not him being nervous. He's barely containing his rage. There is zero remorse showing in his body language. He has rehearsed his words. Zero remorse.
I think he’s nervous
Actually I changed my mind, particularly the last few minutes it does look like anger
Yeah I zoomed in and he's rolling his neck and twitching. It's his body releasing negativity energy bc he's doing everything he can to contain himself bc he's not used to people confronting him like judge Boyd is
Especially when she essentially called him a coward with the heavy beating of the heart line!
30 days served to avoid being a convicted felon? That's a huge gift but he was too chicken!
This!
I briefly worked as a CO in a maximum security state prison after I left the military. I quickly realized that most of the inmates were actually better people than the CO’s who guarded them. I left that job with a quickness and never looked back.
Thankyou for your Service, I am honored by it. . . And for your humanity. ❤😊
This is fact!
I used to work at an outpatient facility and the directors and therapists were more unstable than the clients. It was unbelievable!! If the general public could be a fly on the wall in some of these facilities they would look at the industry differently. The one therapist on Rogan a few days back who said therapists love the teens and young adults with "anxiety" where mommy and daddy pay was absolutely right! Super easy, continuous paycheck all while making it look like the client really has issues when it's just the stress of everyday life. It's really sad actually.
I concur
This goes for most cops also.
You can't convince me that other COs and his superiors weren't aware of what he'd been doing for sometime.
Surely a Cadet would have said something...UNLESS...he scared them out of saying something! A group of them finally did, that's how he ended up in court in the first place.
Even the judge gave him a very light sentence considering the crime that has been committed.
They covered up for him
Yeah he was all scared that he was going to get roughed up in there which you probably would have and deserves people like that needs to be taught a lesson just because you think you're bigger than someone doesn't think you can do whatever you want you can bully them is what I've been doing this his whole life it's finally just caught up with them
They were probably afraid.
I love this judge. When she calmly back him in the corner with his own words was brilliant. His lawyer became speechless 😂
Judge Boyd is truly living her most purposeful life. She is living a life of service to others. She has such an important role in so many lives. She is humble, fair and a wonderful life teacher. We desperately need more Judge Boyd’s in this world.
Hooray for Judge Boyd!!!❤❤❤
And she always has cool purses
@@downhomesunset, yes, she does!
He should have be put IN PRISON for at least 4 years!
??? She's weak.She is a weak judge with a bleeding heart.
He is rocking to control his anger! This is a very dangerous human.
Body language for this is tricky. It could be he's angry, nervous, mad at someone In the room. We will never know what's going on in his head
Big and stupid
@MrPewwww and scared
We*ll see.
He didn't look angry. But, I'll bet he felt a cold trickle of sweat run down his inner thigh when Judge Boyd pressed him to give names. *"Do you need to sit in the box, and think about it?"*
This former officer is just the tip of the iceberg. I can’t imagine a 6’10” guy coming at me with a taser. Glad he was held accountable but I wish he’d gotten jail time as well
no jail no accountability
He'll only be a security guard now, and his wife will carry the brunt of the bills and his bullying because of him being unsatisfied with his career.
When the judge said no possession of a firearm or weapon I thought this guy isn't going to listen to the judge. I bet he has and will continue to have multiple firearms. I hope he get caught and his parole is revoked.
@@shamika5391oof I wish you were wrong about that
And you just know he was tasing inmates too.
To add: Thank you for the brave deputies that stood up to this kind of bullying and intimidation. Going against whatever jail equivalent there is of the Blue Wall takes courage. Their actions will allow many generations of cadets to train and serve without undue harassment, intimidation or bullying.
I am a 6 time ex con ex gang member in Texas, I became an activist in 1997 exposing the crimes, the drug smuggling by guards an staff, violation of human and civil rights, the corruption . Society would be shocked an demand laws change removing qualified immunity
Check out G street news network season 1-6! I figured there was some corruption going on but never knew it was this bad! Thankfully convicts can speak facts once they get released.
I'm glad that you was able turn your life around and help ppl. Thank you!!!
Can you please give me your number I want to expose some prisons in Atlanta and Philly I’m a x gang member myself let’s help our people wait for your response peace
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Yes I agree
She boxed him in with the who tased you question, her mind is truly a steel trap 😅
She doesn't like people who lie, or start changing their story because it makes them sound more credible to her! I love Judge Boyd - she doesn't take sh*t from anyone!
Good luck with your job as a Walmart greeter buddy!!
She’s tough but honest and open minded. People going in front of her for sentencing should do their homework.
You think your dealing with a soccer mom with that Cartier handbag at her side. That's the setup. Then she eyeballs you, doesn't blink, doesn't flinch and that long cold stare that sends shivers down the spine of all but the most hardened individuals.
She’s pretty impressive for sure!
His soon to be wife will some day bring a complaint against him for DV. He’s clearly the bully type. 😱😤
you are so right.
No doubt 😢
If she lives long enough.
I really hope she reconsiders. Marriage is a BAD idea. She already had a poor child with this “man”.
She found herself a prince!
I fear for the woman who has been fooled into seeing this man as a good prospect for marriage.
As a retired C/O. I am happy that this judge is “sticking it” to this “bully”!!! Uf he was doing this to “recruits” who coworkers, imagine what he may have been doing to inmates?? He’s a coward and a bully!!
Not only that but: imagine you're a CO working with him. Imagine he pages an emergency because he's being assaulted by inmates.
Would you "rush" to his aid? Or would you maybe take a bit of extra time before making your way over there? Justtttt enough extra time for him to get shanked.
I mean: how absolutely insane is that? You're harming the people you rely on to save you...
He got off really light in my opinion. He was literally guilty of torturing people.
Sticking it to him? They slapped this Cowardly Thug on the wrist
I think the judge got it wrong as to the real reason he preferred a conviction over thirty days at his former place of employment. I would bet good money he was afraid of retaliation from the prisoners rather than the other correctional officers. Former police and correctional officers do not get much love in prison.
@Squashed8Ball The Judge GOT IT RIGHT and I'm glad She let it be known that SHE WOULDN'T TOLERATE DISRESPECT from A BIG BULLY LIKE HIM
He’d rather take a felony conviction rather than spend 30 days in local jail. Tells you everything you need to know
Coward
Yep. Just a typical coward.
6 feet 10 inches of pure cowardice.
He will get jumped in county. They will all have the green light, he can't beat them all at once.
So they dropped 6 other charges as part of his plea deal and then give him the option of serving no time. Complete injustice.
Yeah that was major BS
The Bible says that in the last days that justice would be outlawed. Guess what??
I'm pissed about it. He should've had to serve that time in that county jail w those deputies & inmates.
That’s not what happened. She gave him a guilty felony conviction, one year in jail, and four years probation. Unless I misunderstood her sentencing but I listened to it three times.
@@dukedixon3192you misunderstood. She punished him with one year but waved it and put him on probation. Still…..he has a felony conviction. It will follow him until he dies. I’m a landlord. We do not rent to felons. We do not hire felons. His life will suck.
This is the kind of judge all courts need. Firm, understanding and gives out deserved judgements. He will bully again and take it out on someone; probably family. Family; get out NOW.
By 1st time offender, he means no one has ever dared to confront him about his sadistic bullying of people smaller and weaker than himself ever before in his demented, privileged life.
Or he's never been caught
O the irony he didn’t choose the Jail. Hahaha. What a Coward. Judge really thought this one out.
Yikes, that guy is a bully and sadist. He should not be in any law enforcement capacity anywhere, forever.
That's a fact not lost on the judge. That's why she included that in the sentence!
Oof... When she started asking him for names, that was super tense... I can't believe the lawyer immediately told him to take a felony over 30 days in jail. Having a permanent felony is a huge handicap in life on so many levels... INSANE
My advice to his wife….Get out! Get out now. Take your kid, pack up your sh*t and get the hell out.
what i was thinking. i shuddered to think of a child being raised by him
Oh Simmer The Phk Down ya QueeNs.! He just needs to grow up a bit.! Can i Tase yA.? lol
If he's doing this to people he works with what's he doing this girl. And I bet she was like he has an honorable job and good record now she's marrying a felon
She's probably haven't been given her opinion on him, by him yet, I don't very seriously that they have a open line of communication he doesn't seem approachable.
He’s probably shocks her to
Boy he got off easy. He should have been thrown in jail with the same people that he was guarding. He abused his power
Bad Correctional Officers always trigger me. My ex was a C.O. He took his anger & frustration from the job home & I was the release….that was until he beat me so badly that he dislocated both of my shoulders, 1 elbow & both knees, lacerated my liver & right kidney, fractured my jaw, broke several teeth, caused my eye to swell shut & left me with more cuts & bruises than anyone could count. But the worst part was that the trauma caused me to go into premature labor at 21 weeks 5 days pregnant, resulting in our daughter taking a single breath after birth before passing away. He said I fell down the stairs & even though I wanted justice, the police & district attorney declined to move forward, mainly because he 1) was a member of law enforcement (they literally told me so) & 2) because we met online & our relationship moved quickly so I was labeled as promiscuous & therefore not reliable.
Now, I am NOT saying I hate law enforcement. I just hate the ones who think their position makes them better than any other civilian. I also think that the “professional courtesy” of backing up cops who break the law, no matter how wrong it is, needs to go away! The longer everyone turns a blind eye to those abusing their power, the longer the system stays broken. If you create, amend, uphold, enforce or protect the law, in any capacity, then you should know the law & if you break it, you should be treated more harshly & with aggravated enhancements. Criminals have more rights than innocent citizens which is absolutely insane, frustrating & sad!!!
Yeah being in a relationship with a cluster B personality such as a sociopath sucks.
I'm very sorry to both you and your daughter. Nobody is above the law, and as you said, those who are Leo's CO'S, etc should be held to a higher standard. Should the break the law,...they should be punished just like anyone else.
Sending you positive, caring and healing thoughts. May your precious daughter Rest In Peace. 😔
@@Ms_Tania 🙏🏻 Yesterday (March 20) was her birthday. I know 25 years seems like a lot to some, but it hurts just as much today as it did 25 years ago. Thank you for your beautiful words & kind thoughts..they mean more than you know!!
@@jdot3345 Happy heavenly birthday to your daughter. 💖
Maybe 25 years is a lot to some, and to some others,....it's not about the time, it's about the time it takes for your heart to get through this. I truly believe that it isn't up to another person to decide how much time it takes or doesn't take for someone to deal with their trauma. That doesn't belong to anyone else but the person that is going through a situation that disrupt's a life , such as your situation.
Talk about it to anyone who wants to open their heart to you, it's ok! You're entitled to that. If someone starts saying anything negative, walk away!! They do not deserve any piece of you.
If you've never considered talking to a professional about this, maybe you could ?
Either way...I sincerely wish you nothing but positivity in your life, you've been through a lot.
Be good to yourself,...you're worth it!! 😊🍼✌🥰
Sorry for the loss of your daughter. May she Rest In Peace May you live and heal from this and find some kind of peace and a happy life. Blessings Be.
Thank you for your fairness
He wound up a CO because he couldn't pass the Sheriff's Exam.
He’s definitely slow in the head and his lawyer is too.
Probably
@@kristens1113 He definitely seems very slow. Something is wrong with him. He's full of himself
there is a reason he didnt pass. hes a bully nutjob. cant imagine him being a cop.
Wrong. He had a State TCOLE Peace Officers License. Everyone at Sheriff's Offices starts in corrections before going to patrol (If the SD has a patrol division/responsibility in the respective county) -- This is especially the case in large urban departments such a Bexar County.
There Should be NO charges dismissed for Anyone Working in Corrections, NO plea “Deals”, & penalties should be Much Higher than for others, with Prison time being Mandatory.
I was going to say something about due process not being job dependent, but then I remembered the military sometimes suspends due process too, so I won't disagree with you. But, also won't agree with you. What I mean is, you have a fair point and I will think on it.
Amen
AMEN!
AMEN!
That only applies to the average citizen.
Judge Boyd I am 85 yrs. old and have been watching criminal shows for years and occasionally
I have made comments, but only to give thumbs up, if I disagree I just let it go by and move on. I just recently started watching your court trials and I am so impressed with everything you say and do. Judge Boyd you give fair punishments, and you also show a great deal of kindness towards the rehab of the defendants, when you feel that will be taken seriously. Just want you to know how it doesn’t go unnoticed and want to say you will make a difference with some of these offenders and perhaps they will make a better life for their future and in return that will benefit all citizens. Thank you so very much.
This isn't Judge Boyd's Channel.
I'm Norwegian 🇳🇴 and you are 💯 correct #datswatsup
I'm 45 and your words are awesome for a young buck as yourself ❤
I agree with everything you said Lilly!!
@@rashadhaughton22 Thank you.
Nah dudes sadistic... Majorly sadistic. He deserved to not only go to prison, he should never be allowed to be an officer or have any kind of weapon at all. Ever again.
After hearing the details of his crimes, the judge should've thrown out the plea deal and sent him to jail ... 30days for each person he assaulted!
I always hear complaints about how too many people are unnecessarily in our jails… with every one of these court cases I see, I’m starting to realize it’s the opposite. Not enough people get sent to jail and it emboldens them to continue terrorizing communities
@@siiiiiuu7 I agree with everything you've said.
Yeah, the judge should be working to undermine a key function of the criminal justice system.
What a genius.
The newborn though that baby didn't do anything wrong needs a dad but yes this guy's a massive POS
@@doubleoblit key function of the criminal judicial systems? A plea deal is merely the recommendation of the DA and defense council to move things along expeditiously. It's to the judge's discretion to deny or accept.
Bullies should ALWAYS BE CALLED OUT! 👇
He's a new dad?? Great role model for his child! Does his fiancee know that he's a bully?? Does he bully her too?? I think he needs to be locked up - he needs to learn what it's like to not be in charge anymore!
How did his supervisors not stop this way before anyone needed to file criminal charges? This is bizarre. Never heard of such a thing-Job performance escalating to criminal conduct
Baby Huey is making me sea sick swaying back and forth.
😂😂😂ikr
It's windy up there, give him a break.
Thinking same! Makes him look like a nut
That is classic self soothing behavior. Baby Huey is finally feeling fear...much like the fear he put in those cadets.
@@readingfrenzy3818 totally agree. The pain and humiliation he caused is so wrong. Karma is biting him on that tall ass lol.
Judge: give me names
Defendant: Error 404 - file not found
😂😂😂
Lmfao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
So funny 😂
😂😂😂😂 too funny
"I heard" 😂😂
The judge is extremely intelligent and thorough and blunt. I love her energy
I love this woman she is so fair n honest
This is why cops should have a minimum age of 26 so their brains are developed.
absolutely!
Imo it should be 30 years old. I have raised 9 children. They are adults now. It seems to me that they were all in their late 20's early 30's before they were mature. When I was growing up we matured in our late teens early 20's. IMO
The guy also solidifies my opinion the US should have harder requirements to graduate from high school.
I know a lot of 50 year olds whose brains aren’t (and presumably won’t ) develop
He is not a cop
Way to go, Judge Boyd! She socked it to that bully! I hope his fiancee has second thoughts about marriage. No tasers allowed, big fool! Find yourself a new profession!!!
I wouldn't Hire him to clean my toilet! He'll find out always someone bigger!
Fiancée....... there's a time to walk away...... and there's a time to run like hell
He needs a psych evaluation right away. This is very serious. This is not a mistake, it’s a person with problems in the wrong job, giving him authority over others and physical power. Very, very bad!!!
I think he’s on the spectrum. He reminds me of my daughter ( just the rocking, speech pattern, how he’s didn’t absorbing why it was serious).
This is what happens when you don’t get your kid help & you make excuses instead. My daughter is grown & is a lovely, happy adult bc she was given the extra tools she needed. There’s nothing wrong w needing a little extra help like that but some parents just refuse to do it & it just leads to misery for your kid, your family & other people later.
I feel for his wife and kid. He still doesn’t get it.
This should NEVER have even happened ONCE!! Who were his supervisors?? He should be in jail for 3 to 5 yrs. NO probation or parole. He should NEVER be allowed to work as a guard or police officer.
She dont play we need more judges like this
Big, lying bully. Unfortunately he'll probably find his way back into a similar position.
Probably Allied Security.
He could have done the 30 days and been back at the Sherrif department. Not now. And it will be difficult to get a position like that with a felony on his record.
@@rex8255 With a felony on his record, he won't pass a background check, nor can he obtain a CCW, alone or in conjunction with a security certification. There might be a security company out there that would hire him for a non-armed position but I'd be surprised--most security companies are fairly careful about hiring--most anyway. I guess there's probably shady ones, but no legitimate professional company would hire him with a felony on his record. I agree, he really cut himself off at the knees with that decision
The judge was wise to order parenting classes because his behavior leans toward clinical sadism. He seems to enjoy inflicting pain onto others without consent.
He’s rocking side to side like Chris watts
"No, who IMPROPERLY tased you?"
This woman is sharp as a damn razor blade!
This man is 6’10”. Wow! Rocking while standing is a self soothing activity!!
Taken a felony and 4 years on probation over 30 days in the county jail is crazy! It hit different when you 6'10 and don't have a badge nomo
@@DNateMrCOB that's what I was thinking. He bullied more COs than told on him. They are going to be at the jail he was headed to.
@@NattieWill Right, His real good tall scary ass. Jolly Green giant looking ass! Lol
Yeap because he know Bexar County jail is full of gang members 😂.
@@DNateMrCOB plus he’s been bullying the inmates once he in there without a badge it’s over for him because if he were a real man he wouldn’t be in there bullying people!!!! I wish they would have made him take those 30 days at the same jail that he has been wreaking havoc
"do you need to sit in the box while you think of the names of the people?” **sips drink** I'm dying
That is one smart judge. Very slick. It's no wonder she is judge.
Extremely talented women.
Caught him off guard several times.
I would definitely take 30 days over a felony. He's scared!!
He's not just a "bully" Meg. He is a sadistic criminal
I worked in law enforcement and I can tell you that there were excellent officers and very bad cops that were nothing more than bullies. The latter officers made doing my job in the forensics unit intolerable. Further, I was bullied because I was a woman. Almost every agency has at least one bad egg. I'm glad I am disabled retired.
Just like one of the subtitles said, you always remember the first person who bullied you. I was bullied in elementary school. It was the sixth grade when the first guy started to bully me.
It's been decades, but I still remember his name.
His buddies then started to bully me as well, but he was the first. It's his name I'll never forget: It's Arthur Ponzi Jr. from Lewiston NY.
Lewiston-Porter School System
Cry my a river
I wonder if he and his pals might regret their past behaviour, if they were to be reminded of it. If not then they should be. I hope you have moved on from this and proved to be the best you can be,God bless you.
I’m 35 almost 36. I still remember the name of the white little boy who called me the “N” word in 4th grade.
We had a mediation where he stated that he didn’t know what he was saying and didn’t have to apologize as a result😀
Some things in life you just can’t forget, even if you try.
@@PiperJudlenevil little racist kid
Mines name is Cody Hinson, from Taylor Ridge, IL. Well known racist and now he’s a cop. Go figure.
This judge is amazing. Smart, kind, tough and fair.
Judge had to be a badass Prosecutor!
Judge Boyd straight said "I know why you don't want to spend time at the jail....." 🤣🤣🤣 . . . She is sharp-minded and a smart judge👏👏👏.
But yet she will still sentence people to that same jail later that day. Individual people might be good but the system itself doesn't care and forces them to make bad decisions like sending people to a jail that you KNOW is abusive.
If hes tazed his brother's with badges what has he done to the inmates don't for a second believe that he hasn't hurt them
I’m just glad the Judge asked him the obvious question - why??!!
You just have to love and respect judge Boyd
Judge Boyd is perfect! I hope to see her on the Supreme Court bench someday!!!
The best of the best. A heart of gold and an intellect mind like a steel trap! Judge Boyd would be an amazing candidate for the Supreme Court one day 🎉
Great judge.
Am I missing something...he received probation
I enjoyed this so much I had to go back and watch it twice. Nothing like a born bully being held to account!
Classic signs of psychopathy; Finds joy in harming others, no ability to sympathise/empathise, weighs decisions purely as a calculation of how to transfer his guilt, manpulative, etc.
Judge Boyd has some lovely handbags. Good judge.
The drink sip while waiting for him to name names. Loved it.
"I would just like to briefly go over what the defendant did" ... That's not gonna be good I can tell already.
I love it when lawyers politely say things like this.
As a former law enforcement professional/ jail training officer/POSC instructor I am disgusted 🤢 with this man! Our job is to provide a safe environment for these people until the court determines their culpability and then ensure the safe transfer to prison! It is NOT your job to punish or judge any of them! This is an embarrassing example of who should never be in the care of others and if that woman had any sense, she would get away from him immediately!
SMH 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️ 🤦🏼♀️
Exactly!!!
He was tasing employees of the jail- torturing/ embarrassing them while training them. No inmates that were reported.. yet
He's trying to use the excuse that "someone did it to me when I was in training!" But, when pressed for a name, he cannot give her one! As mom used to tell us as kids, "Just because your friends tell you to do something doesn't mean you should do it!" So because someone did something mean to you, you should turn around and do it to someone else? Really?? He enjoyed being a bully! Plain and simple! So send him to jail so he learns what it's like when you can't even eat without permission! He needs to experience life without freedom to make your own decisions!! You want to be a bully? Let's see you deal with someone who is going to bully you!!
I’ve been in county jail. He probably did this to inmate but his fellow COs looked the other way.
what did you do when you saw it on the job?
This dude is a big dude so he thinks he’s untouchable. He thinks no one will stand up to him. He is a bully. All bullies are cowards. So is he.
I love how she put him on the spot...he is such a liar. She handled him perfectly
This bully received his due, thank you Judge.
This may have been the most refreshing video 📹 I've seen. This judge truly is a blessing. Thank you for honoring your oath... ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT..
Though that sucker in the clinker: committing that mess.
He needs jail time.
@@neawatson1448 I concur!
See...this is EXACTLY why I love this judge! HOLD THEM ACCOUNTABLE JUDGE! ⚖🇺🇸⚖
She gave him a slap on the wrist.
She never held him accountable! He should have been jailed.
She was very thorough in making sure he will not have the ability to treat people that way again in future employment. He will have no authority no matter what he does. Thank goodness.
I knew he wouldn't choose jail haha! I am glad he can no longer be a guard anymore. Serves him right!! Good job judje.
I'd be scared as hell to be in front of her. She does not play!!!
Thank you for this case Meg, it really shows what a bully is. As a retired FF/Paramedic, I saw my share of bullied on both sides of the law and it made me sick. One of the biggest reasons for me getting into my profession was to help the ill, injured, and those that couldn't defend themselves. This guy makes me sick. Thank you once again Judge Boyd
Bless you
Hes almost 7 feet tall! Big bully! I really hope he never becomes a cop or a c.o. again!! Dangerous man!
The people can stay on top of this and find out if he's applying for or receives a job elsewhere.
They should have had him take anger management classes too!! He acts like he is in high school!!!!
I think the "bullying" course should cover that imo.
Bullying classes should cover that imo.
"I had a severe and continuous lapse in judgement"
Where I come from, that's called a pattern of misconduct.
I can only imagine how many other victims he has in the jail. I'm not talking about other cadets or COs. I'm talking about inmates who either won't speak up or are ignored, or maybe have been threatened to not speak out. 😠 😡
They would probably be labeled a snitch from what i understand thats a very bad thing in jail/prison
Love the prosecutor standing at the ready, about to take down names. He totally agreed when she said that the State needed to know who was doing this gratuitous tasing.
I know! That was great. He was playing along but also knew this guy is full of it.
Right😂😂😂😂
"do u need to sit in the box while u think of the names...??" the look on his face LMAO 😂😂😂
He knew better to serve time in jail. Without his badge, gun and taser he’s a coward!!
Need more judges like her! Excellent job 👍
You can see disgust forming on Judge Boyd’s face while listening to the DA
What a sicko, and I blame Sheriff Salazar he is the worst. He is horrible to work for, and because of his mgmt style he does not attract quality candidates.
I wish we would vote him out!!
@@sarahteagarden9409 Same!!!!!!!
There have been so many Bear County Deputies under the idiot Salazar’s watch.
Buchanan is a lot worse.
I love how she went full circle on him. I do this when I’m dealing with someone I know who’s lying. It ALWAYS works!
He’s desperate to self-soothe. He has no way of covering himself, lost his job, his license, his privileges, and his reputation is now of a overgrown cowardice little boy that would rather take a felony conviction than take his 6’10” behind into the same jail he worked at. This is truly the most pathetic display I’ve seen in a long time. Who on earth is having kids with someone with such little worth?
The fact that he prefers the felony over serving 30 days speaks volumes. Nothing else needs to be said.
He probably forced sex on the baby mom. I believe most pregnancies are the result of someone saying "no." I was born in the 60s. I remember so many kids in school who were told they were an accident. My mother told my younger brother he was never wanted. Being born a female is terrifying and a curse when men control your freedom.
The women who choose the bear
Yeah, if he felt comfortable assaulting his fellow officers, he's doing much worse to the inmates, and they have a loooong memory. He wouldn't survive a day in there without that badge
Well said
He can kiss any type of work in "security" goodbye.
Even unarmed work.
Felony conviction will follow him from Texas to every state.
I worked as a security officer for many years.
They do a federal fingerprint check. It can take up to 3 months, they check everything.
Hope his fiance opens her eyes, this is an abuser here.
The judge is fantastic she exhibits wisdom,discernment and we need more like her!!! Love this lady. 🎉😂