The worst part aside from the 8 drinks he was served was that the girl who served them wasnt permitted to even serve alcohol. This isnt something new though from working nearly my whole life in restaurants. Theres been many places ive worked who the people serving the drinks werent permitted to. This is a great lesson teach those who work in restaurants.
@RAAS KAAS not a valid comparison. Your logic would only apply if she was talking about giving a ticket to a grocery store worker or corner store worker if they sold alcohol.
It’s drink-driving thats the problem, not drinking. You should be able to be as drunk as you want (well, almost) but IMO if you’ve had more than one drink you shouldn’t get behind a wheel.
Should've been harder. Hit a family taking the dad's life, could've been the kids too. That family & those kids lost their dad and they'll NEVER be the same (I know you know this and we're just commenting on the head hitting the bricks, I'm just talking out loud not to you)
15 years... and he'll be out in like 8 or less doing programs etc. Also they take a certain amount of time of depending off the location as soon as you arrive
It’s unbelievable he gets 15 years for manslaughter 😮 That’s just so wrong while one of my family members got 12 years for conspiracy and no evidence just mouthing in Texas as well he must of been well liked by the judge 🤔
10 - 15 years is very standard for this type of crime. It's not like when his sentence ends he can just pick up where he left off. He will always lead a life of limitation. Limited job opportunities, limited pay, limited freedom, etc.
No she's not. She didn't make him drive. She didn't force alcohol down his throat. She has no obligation to call anyone here. This is a grown ass man responsible for himself. Don't try to put his burden on someone else
@@ammmm3315 it’s actually against the law to serve somebody drinks when they’re legally intoxicated, and the restaurant is also required to call the police if they see the driver leave. the fact that they over served him alcohol, could clearly see he was going behind the bar (indicative of him being absolutely blasted), and then just let him go drive home is insane. guarantee you someone working at the restaurant got fired if not charged with a crime, and that restaurant definitely lost their liquor license and probably has a civil lawsuit on their hands (if not i’d be shocked). bartenders are trained on how to prevent this stuff, and knew exactly how dangerous it was for him to leave in his car. 8 doubles in two hours even for a man of that size is absolutely dangerous and insane to serve to someone. not to say it wasn’t on the driver what ended up happening, but this particular incident that took place was easily preventable had the person serving drinks not broken the law.
@@colasushi You're not understanding me. I know it's legally required. I used to be a server. Just because it's legal doesn't make it right. She is not morally accountable. I also do not believe that she or the bar should be held accountable for this individual. The law coddling people and saying it is the responsibility of the establishment to hold everyone's hand as if they are not adults is ridiculous. This is American and you are, and should be held accountable for your own actions. Making someone else take responsibility is lazy and wrong.
in case anyone sees this, there's a lot of BS in these comments. Bars are ABSOLUTELY legally liable if their patrons cause any damage to persons or property while intoxicated.
The bar has some culpability in this case. The drunk should've been cut off as soon as its clear he is drunk. Bars are not for getting drunk, bars are for socializing. The suspect shouldve never drove after leaving the bar, but I think the bar has some responsibility too. Im willing to bet this time next year, this establishment will no longer hold a liquor license.
@@man-who-sold-the-world I’m pretty sure the alcohol industry have immunity not to mention no one forced him to drink he chose to get wasted knowing he had to drive bartender also wrong for serving so many shots
@@LuckyJackson2020 If someone is visibly intoxicated in one of their stores, then yes. They would have a social responsibility to intervene. See the difference?
A new law needs to be passed that hold bars accountable. They should only serve a beer or shot per hour per person, anyone wanting to exceed that should hand over thier car keys. Yes people will lie and say they aren't driving, more thought obviously has to be put it but you get the idea
There are laws for this…. Bartenders are responsible for making sure they dont overserve because of exactly shit like this. And as it turns out the family is suing the establishment that over served him
There is already laws in place for this just like there’s laws in pace about dui in general! How do you not know this? Next thing you are gonna tell me about this invention for a phone in the house that corded so it’s never lost or taken out of the home. 🤦♂️
I never understand how law want people to be sober meanwhile bars and clubs are open and let people get over intoxicated knowing they are alone driving.
That's quite possibly true. Still doesn't really do much to exonerate this guys decision. Of course, as many people like to judge in the comment section I'd be willing to bet plenty of them have driven drunk in their life. That's not the mitigate this guy's killed but I'm sure plenty of people are just lucky they never got into a car accident when they were driving drunk..
Free market absolutists now want to sue small business owner and are looking at all the little things they think weren’t in compliance with the state’s regulations 👍
I was a server and bartender for 15 years... YES they absolutely can take his keys AND force him to stay in the restaurant! They could have also called the police and said,this dude is getting ready to drive out of here! But they also had a duty,not to serve him that much! Alot of states have a 3 drink max! But ALL states say,in this situation, the restaurant,the restaurant manager AND the bar tender are all legally responsible and can and SHOULD be charged!;
@@superstarreviews9937 what if he just had his keys in his pocket and never gave any indication he was driving. Maybe that was the case. Just walked in and walked out. 🤷🏻♂️
That’s what happened. He gave no indication he was leaving. Bartender walked around the bar and when she did he walked out the door. She came back 45 seconds later and he was gone. Still there’s no way he should have been served 8 double mixed drinks in 2 hours midday
True, but no judge would take that on because no jury would convict. Judges tend not to take on cases that have either no merit or absolutely will not result in any outcome.
Seems to be a little bit hyperbolic. There are laws in place for citizens arrest. Even if there wasn't, the mitigating circumstances here would be through the roof
@@DWoodsIII mean who's going to charge him? Police officers are generally tasked with arresting people. I suppose the prosecutor's office could order an arrest but it would be political suicide
Thanks Allah for Islam this is exactly why the alcohol is forbidden - Qur'an 4:43, O you who have believed, indeed, intoxicants (khamr), gambling, [sacrificing on] stone altars [to other than God], and divining arrows are but defilement from the work of Satan, so avoid it that you may be successful.
@@MylittlemonsterrrI agree with this even though this is a tragic situation. Many people drink daily and don't do stupid sh** like get behind a wheel. Taking everyone's rights away bwcasue of some stupid a$$ idiot decisions will eventually strip the world of many things. It's awful and tragic and no one should have to go theough that. I'm so sorry for the family and the kids and omg thank GOD the kids were physically ok. Mentally they will never be ok. It's an all around awful thing.
If the family gets a good lawyer the bar could face charges too.
The worst part aside from the 8 drinks he was served was that the girl who served them wasnt permitted to even serve alcohol. This isnt something new though from working nearly my whole life in restaurants. Theres been many places ive worked who the people serving the drinks werent permitted to. This is a great lesson teach those who work in restaurants.
Holy shit, he drank basically 16 shots of vodka in 2 hours? He had to be fucking wasted
So sad this officer lost his life. I lost a brother to a drunk driver.
So sorry to hear that. May his soul rest in peace
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Hahahahaha guess your brother got rekt lul.
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Bro these comments 😂😭
As a bartender that bartender needs a ticket.
@RAAS KAAS not a valid comparison. Your logic would only apply if she was talking about giving a ticket to a grocery store worker or corner store worker if they sold alcohol.
She was arrested for over serving.
I doubt the charges stick
Get a real job
This is why responsible bars have a limit on drinks. Completely irresponsible of them to serve him that many drinks snd let him drive.
Not in bars power if a customer drives or commutes home.
Anything for a buck. They rather make money on overpriced drinks then worry about the consequences.
Capitalism baby
It’s drink-driving thats the problem, not drinking. You should be able to be as drunk as you want (well, almost) but IMO if you’ve had more than one drink you shouldn’t get behind a wheel.
@causeofdeath5592 no not that, it's business darwinism
His face went right into those bricks
not hard enough
Should've been harder. Hit a family taking the dad's life, could've been the kids too. That family & those kids lost their dad and they'll NEVER be the same (I know you know this and we're just commenting on the head hitting the bricks, I'm just talking out loud not to you)
Wow only 15 years what a fucking joke, so sorry to the officer and his family for your loss may God help and protect all of you through your lives
15 years... and he'll be out in like 8 or less doing programs etc. Also they take a certain amount of time of depending off the location as soon as you arrive
30 years ago in the UK he would have gotten 2 years max. Only last couple of decades they cracked down on DUI deaths here. It's 10-20 years now.
It’s unbelievable he gets 15 years for manslaughter 😮
That’s just so wrong while one of my family members got 12 years for conspiracy and no evidence just mouthing in Texas as well he must of been well liked by the judge 🤔
15 years is quite a long time. Some of you are so fixated on punishment that you go for the absolute extreme.
10 - 15 years is very standard for this type of crime. It's not like when his sentence ends he can just pick up where he left off. He will always lead a life of limitation. Limited job opportunities, limited pay, limited freedom, etc.
That lady who watched him falling over at the bar did not call cops and is just as responsible for this death IMO
No she's not. She didn't make him drive. She didn't force alcohol down his throat. She has no obligation to call anyone here. This is a grown ass man responsible for himself. Don't try to put his burden on someone else
@@ammmm3315 it’s actually against the law to serve somebody drinks when they’re legally intoxicated, and the restaurant is also required to call the police if they see the driver leave. the fact that they over served him alcohol, could clearly see he was going behind the bar (indicative of him being absolutely blasted), and then just let him go drive home is insane. guarantee you someone working at the restaurant got fired if not charged with a crime, and that restaurant definitely lost their liquor license and probably has a civil lawsuit on their hands (if not i’d be shocked). bartenders are trained on how to prevent this stuff, and knew exactly how dangerous it was for him to leave in his car. 8 doubles in two hours even for a man of that size is absolutely dangerous and insane to serve to someone. not to say it wasn’t on the driver what ended up happening, but this particular incident that took place was easily preventable had the person serving drinks not broken the law.
@@colasushi You're not understanding me. I know it's legally required. I used to be a server. Just because it's legal doesn't make it right. She is not morally accountable. I also do not believe that she or the bar should be held accountable for this individual. The law coddling people and saying it is the responsibility of the establishment to hold everyone's hand as if they are not adults is ridiculous. This is American and you are, and should be held accountable for your own actions. Making someone else take responsibility is lazy and wrong.
Oh everyone stop trying to blame the bar. That is so absurd. This guy made his own choices
Is there a vid of the actual crash or?
The bar owner should be arrested too
She did.
in case anyone sees this, there's a lot of BS in these comments. Bars are ABSOLUTELY legally liable if their patrons cause any damage to persons or property while intoxicated.
In San Diego it is ILLEGAL to serve drunks for this reason. The bartender can be considered an accomplice.
The bar has some culpability in this case. The drunk should've been cut off as soon as its clear he is drunk. Bars are not for getting drunk, bars are for socializing. The suspect shouldve never drove after leaving the bar, but I think the bar has some responsibility too. Im willing to bet this time next year, this establishment will no longer hold a liquor license.
Alcohol industry is very powerful. Maybe they should pay compensation to victims.
@@man-who-sold-the-world I’m pretty sure the alcohol industry have immunity not to mention no one forced him to drink he chose to get wasted knowing he had to drive bartender also wrong for serving so many shots
No one is responsible other than the clown who decided to drive drunk. Bars aren't baby sitters.
what if he bought it all at a safeway? now the grocery store is at fault? 💀🤦🏾♂️
@@LuckyJackson2020 If someone is visibly intoxicated in one of their stores, then yes. They would have a social responsibility to intervene. See the difference?
Did the bar receive any punishment?
Should have just smoked a little pot instead.
This is why God tells us to not drink alcohol. Stay vigilant.
I don't see another car in the crash site
A new law needs to be passed that hold bars accountable. They should only serve a beer or shot per hour per person, anyone wanting to exceed that should hand over thier car keys. Yes people will lie and say they aren't driving, more thought obviously has to be put it but you get the idea
It's illegal to serve an intoxicated person. The bar is usually sued out of existence buy the victim's family.
There are laws for this…. Bartenders are responsible for making sure they dont overserve because of exactly shit like this. And as it turns out the family is suing the establishment that over served him
Instead of having minimum wage employees have that responsibility, why not hold people in society more accountable for their behavior?
There is already laws in place for this just like there’s laws in pace about dui in general! How do you not know this? Next thing you are gonna tell me about this invention for a phone in the house that corded so it’s never lost or taken out of the home. 🤦♂️
It's already illegal
So 7 double vodka Red Bulls is the limit? Got it.
Idk how that guy that caught him controlled himself, I would've beat this dude senseless
Oh shit !
You are one of those internet tuff moralists ?
I appreciate what you do for all us 🙏
@@Avida-l7s-instrumentaland you get your ego off by trying to diminish others' ego's.
@@Avida-l7s-instrumentalshut up and do for yourself little boy. The moral thing would've been your dad pulling out .
Lol so you feel tough for beatin up a drunk?
@@MajinHerb for beating up a reckless murderer
Who is the camera man they was on point
I never understand how law want people to be sober meanwhile bars and clubs are open and let people get over intoxicated knowing they are alone driving.
15 years?? he tried to flee the scene and with all the other laws broke he should at least be serving 50
Broken system
Too lenient
Only 15years for killing someone while drunk yet ppl get more time for drug charges
Only 15 years damn😢😢
Literally only 15 years
If it was a cop that got drunk,he would only get 5 years or less. But since he's not a cop they are going to give him damn near a life sentence.
That's quite possibly true. Still doesn't really do much to exonerate this guys decision. Of course, as many people like to judge in the comment section I'd be willing to bet plenty of them have driven drunk in their life. That's not the mitigate this guy's killed but I'm sure plenty of people are just lucky they never got into a car accident when they were driving drunk..
Nice job brick man
Dude might be respected in prison, sadly
The bartender needs to go to jail as well…and yes, I’m a bartender
I kind of agree. At some point the culture has to take some blame.
No she doesn’t. The dude made his decision and the consequences are on him only. She didn’t kill anyone
Free market absolutists now want to sue small business owner and are looking at all the little things they think weren’t in compliance with the state’s regulations 👍
Cool man who grabbed the fool trying to run away
Too much Mac Donald!
15 years🤦🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️
thats alot of time
He’ll b out in less than 10 years
15 years mandatory is a long time
Alcholic is legal
Yes because people can make their own decisions bro💀
Oh well
The bar is responsible as well...they should've taken his keys from him
they cant rob him?
@@imthedoctorlolmusic yes they can
I was a server and bartender for 15 years... YES they absolutely can take his keys AND force him to stay in the restaurant! They could have also called the police and said,this dude is getting ready to drive out of here! But they also had a duty,not to serve him that much! Alot of states have a 3 drink max! But ALL states say,in this situation, the restaurant,the restaurant manager AND the bar tender are all legally responsible and can and SHOULD be charged!;
@@superstarreviews9937 what if he just had his keys in his pocket and never gave any indication he was driving. Maybe that was the case. Just walked in and walked out. 🤷🏻♂️
That’s what happened. He gave no indication he was leaving. Bartender walked around the bar and when she did he walked out the door. She came back 45 seconds later and he was gone. Still there’s no way he should have been served 8 double mixed drinks in 2 hours midday
15y to long..
That bystander can be charged with Assault. Be careful
Charged, but the court would throw that shii out in a heartbeat
those bricks should be charged with battery lol
True, but no judge would take that on because no jury would convict. Judges tend not to take on cases that have either no merit or absolutely will not result in any outcome.
Seems to be a little bit hyperbolic. There are laws in place for citizens arrest. Even if there wasn't, the mitigating circumstances here would be through the roof
@@DWoodsIII mean who's going to charge him? Police officers are generally tasked with arresting people. I suppose the prosecutor's office could order an arrest but it would be political suicide
Thanks Allah for Islam this is exactly why the alcohol is forbidden
- Qur'an 4:43, O you who have believed, indeed, intoxicants (khamr), gambling, [sacrificing on] stone altars [to other than God], and divining arrows are but defilement from the work of Satan, so avoid it that you may be successful.
Typical usa
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@@HardLexusits probably because she thought the laughing emoji was the crying emoji (that mistake is more common than it seems)
Feel relieved knowing the victims survived 🥹
Hooraaayyyy!!!! He got only 15 years!!!!! He will be out on Parole. I’ll pray for you Molina.
Did the bar receive any punishment?
Why blame the bar for someone who can’t make common sense decisions? It’s a bar bro you get drunk 🤣
@@MylittlemonsterrrI agree with this even though this is a tragic situation.
Many people drink daily and don't do stupid sh** like get behind a wheel.
Taking everyone's rights away bwcasue of some stupid a$$ idiot decisions will eventually strip the world of many things.
It's awful and tragic and no one should have to go theough that. I'm so sorry for the family and the kids and omg thank GOD the kids were physically ok. Mentally they will never be ok.
It's an all around awful thing.