Judge LOSES PATIENCE with Repeat Offender, Hands Down 40-Year Max!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Today we’re in Judge Gauthier’s courtroom for a sentencing hearing. The defendant has multiple open cases and convictions and has finally run out of chances. The court has extended the defendant repeated opportunities for treatment and recovery, but rather than follow through with those, he continues to pick up new cases, violating his probation on multiple occasions. Judge Gauthier is at his wits’ end with this defendant, and today is his day of reckoning. Watch to the very end to see the Public Defender’s arguments, and the logic behind Judge Gauthier’s final ruling!
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When I was a Prison Officer I knew an inmate who was very nice, cordial, etc. He was supposed to do 40, but he did 20 and they let him out on parole. He was back in 3 months.
i suppose after 20 years people don't even know how to live on the outside
My maternal Uncle spent 42 years in prison. He tried to reconnect to with the family. Its been a fiasco the past 5 years or so.
He lives by himself, 650 miles from family and very few of us choose to associate by phone or text.
When I lived about an hour from Hin we got together for A 4th of July and one BBQ. Then shit went sideways.
His prison thinking kicked back in and he tried to be all tough guy with me and my wife and stepkids. Showing up unannounced, banging on the door.
I almost shot him.
He made the choice to be an 'Outlaw'. The consequences are more than I care to dig into.
It's tragic and infuriating.
@@rauladdams5709that's sad
That was my brother.
Same with me but I worked in conn .. and the inmate was dead within a week of his parole from an overdose . :( .. just a kid really early 20’s
And that, my friends is how you ruin your entire life.
Well, it is, but there are even easier ways!
“I gotta reach for the other tools” that hit hard lmao
i think the name of his mother is Court-ney.
He'll be out in less than 10 years -- that's not nothing, but it's not his entire life either. He'll still only be in his early 30s when he gets out. He could still ruin his life if he doesn't get his sh*t together, but I've seen plenty of people turn their lives around in their 20s and 30s and go on to have happy, productive lives. We'll see.
Ruin? He has no life now...
He has 2 kids who need him?? No he has 2 kids who deffo do NOT need him. The guy can offer nothing but chaos and stress to those kids
Yes!
Your not wrong
@@jsbmx2039 You're not wrong. Too funny!
True, true, true...but still very sad
Right I’m tired of ppl making stupid statements like that
He thought he was going to get off again,wrong!!!!
How do you know what he thought?
Exactly. Thought he'd be out
@@andrewvelonis5940how do you know what he didn't think?
We don’t. But we didn’t make the assertion that we knew what he didn’t think. The Original poster did, so burden of proof is on them.
FAREWELL FALECIA 😂😂 have fun getting bootay graped
WELL DONE your Honor. You have done society a great service!
You sound like a bech
Imagine getting a warrant for something you did in jail
Get locked up in Florida and find out you fight anyone it's assault on a detainee and mandatory 5 year hit
how is that possible?
@@R.C_msjpeople commit offenses in jail all the time. Homemade alcohol, drugs, fighting, violence, stabbings, etc.
@@MsJennaBuchanan but wouldn't they know were they are? or... I didn't think they need one to search a prisoner.
@@R.C_msj What do you mean "how is that possible"? What did you think happens to a prisoner when they assault another one or something of that nature?
Now THAT'S gonna leave a mark. At least his kids should be better off without him.
Yep, they'll have chance to grow and develop, but it also depends on the Mother or Parent who brings them up and the amount of contact with him.
@@jack1d1XBWell, obviously, she hasn’t got two brain cells to her name either. The children of these sort of people are doomed. So sad.
@@jack1d1XB Not a guarantee of a decent upbringing, but a better chance at least.
@Digbick66says who ? You ? 😂😂😂😂😂 yeah I'm sure this dude was a great father.
@Digbick66 because I was raised by 2 good parents. Sorry it's such a wild thing to say that a man sentenced to 40 years for repeatedly being a dope fiend than I think it's safe to say there's better men out there that will raise him right.
By the time he gets out, his kids will be collecting social security.
💀
If Michigan good time laws are anything like where I live he'll be out in 20.
Pretty much
@@l7986If it’s a non•violent offense you serve 85% and 2 for 1 good behavior! Getting out early is not in the best interest b/c it tells ppl they don’t have to take full accountability! Some I have heard say well I’ll get half the time if I’m good like it’s planned on!
Perhaps. Cuz he’s not very bright. But the concurrent sentences help him quite a bit. I think the longest one was 10-40. So if he keeps his nose clean he will be out in 8.5 I think. Not likely tho. Probably 20ish
If I was busted one time I’d not take anymore chances to get arrested again. These clowns get busted again and again and again.
ive done illegal stuff, Ive gotten caught doing illegal stuff. I just take it on the chin, call my lawyer, and behave like a responsible adult. im not a drug dealer, but I could have caught a felony the last time the cops had an interaction with me. I wound up with a $10 parking ticket.
amazing how well doing things the easy way can work out better.
@@nicholastrawinski Doing illegal shit IS the easy way. That's why so many people do it.
Working hard, finding legal ways to make ends meet... that shit is hard.
I have sold drugs, I've done worse than that too. I've definitely been around when MUCH worse shit was being done by people I was close with.
After half of my friends went to prison for decades, I cleaned up my act. I'm lucky to have not been there when the shit went down, as I was on my way but got stopped for running a red light, and that escalated because my passenger had a small amount of weed on him. We were on our way to what would become the scene of a much larger crime, that made the news. It was one of the biggest busts in the area in the 90s.
I don't believe in God, necessarily. But someone was looking out for me that day and I'm not taking that shit for granted.
With all do respect, I'm a recovering coke addict. 3 years sober. Addicts aren't clowns. I do understand being fed up with this behavior. I get it's repetitive and he earned a lawful punishment. No doubt. But addicts aren't clown. Something happened in life to each addict that triggered the start of drug use. And I know what you're gonna say, "I've struggled without falling to addiction". Good for you, if that's the case. Not everyone is built that way. We don't need to make addicts feel worse. It'll take what hope they have left to come out on the otherside sober and they'll turn right back to drugs when they feel all they are is a joke. BUT it's completely valid to be done with the behavior and deal the lawful punishment earned. It's okay to be irritated and pissed off. But we should all try hard to say kinder things in most stern ways when necessary. That's all 😊
I interned at a court probation office and I told my boss how shocked I was with so much crime. I hypothesized that if everyone was on their best behavior, criminal court would be out of busienss. He said I got it wrong - most criminals commit crimes because their intent is to not get caught, so this defendant did all these crimes with the intent to not get caught - - but I agree, once I'm in trouble I try my best to stay on the up and up so as not to attract attention to myself
@@nicholastrawinskikeep it up your days are numbered.... Realize you could end up in jail for years or worse an attorney can only help you so many times.... Common sense 😂
If your public defendant has a poorly fitted suit, you're cooked
more like; when your defendent keeps piling on more offences - it becomes impossible to defend
Both can be true
He looks like one of the shrinkers from beetlejuice beetlejuice
The judge actually commended his lawyer for being so convincing and good at his job in the past. I wouldn’t comment on his suit of choice. Seems like a solid person. Not his fault this guys a POS
tf is the public defender wearing?
Black pants, bright blue button-up, and an oversized grey suit with matching tie.
He should be the one on trial.
Why don't he think of his kids before he gets in trouble. I hate when the use their kids as excuses.
I wish the judge pointed this out. When I had a drink once, it felt strong and I was in near tears scared sh*tless I wouldn't be able to get my toddler son home safely. I wasn't drunk or even tipsy, but I felt the strong affect after 2 sips and cut myself off. I got home safely and vowed never to do that again. Drinking at home leisurely, fine, but I don't get drunk when it comes to safely caring for my son. When I did get drunk, it was when he was in bed or I was with friends and he was with a sitter
@@HarringJess What were you doing drinking when you had your toddler son??!!!???!!!
Me ex wife did the same thing!
@@thevintagerecipeblogdid you actually read their comment?!?!????!!!!!
every one of them says that. every. time.
Thank you, Your Honor!🙋💪
Indeed.
Those kids don’t need him. He needs to be in jail
Facts he wasn’t worried about them when he kept doing drugs
@@MackWithDa17kidsyup my gf finally called cps on her friend amazing crack addicted mom has 9 year old son who weighs 170lbs no personality nothing left in kid poor kid is a zombie
You’re right! I regret I had a monkey on my back. Been 15 years clean and I have beautiful respectful healthy amazing twin identical boys! My boys deserved that opportunity with a dad who was clean.
Those kids need him to be in jail
That's awesome!
This Judge is from the county i live in. He's fair but strict! I watch him all the time and love him.
I remember him from school. I'm a cheboyganite myself. I'm very grateful to have changed my life and not ever have to appear in a courtroom, filled with dread and anxiety. But that's also what it took. It took a judge who was not gonna play around with me anymore.
So he got 10 years, assuming he behaves himself. Sounds about right.
Most here think he got 40, lol
That's a long time lol
@@andrewhatton1606 It is a long time -- especially when you're in your 20s and time still moves pretty slow. But the length of the sentence is appropriate given his record. He'll still be a relatively young man when he gets out. Hopefully when he does, he'll make better choices and be a productive member of society. We'll see.
@@RipeAnalFissure he did get 40 only if he screws up tho
Damn 40 years in jail I couldn’t imagine standing there hearing that.
I think it was no less than ten but no more than 40 so he can get out after 10 but damn 40 years in the system is a long time lol
@@Noble_Truths Even 10 years sounds like forever.
I guess you faint, I would have .
In PRISON ... not jail... theres a huge difference... 😕
So he got a minimum of 10 years if he doesnt screw up. Maximum 40 years if he keeps doing what has been.
Yh
Right, so behave get out at 34, still not old enough to be president.
Ohhhh thank you! I thought he gave him 40 years
YEP THAT'S THE WAY I UNDERSTOOD IT 10-40 DEPENDING ON BEHAVIOR
yes and he will be out in 8 possibly
The LAST thing his kids need is him in their lives...26!??
The defendant's face shows confusion at all the numbers the judge is tossing around, the lawyer's face is frozen in the "Oh, Shit" phase.
His lawyer is an idiot thinking his client is a “victim” of drugs? 🤦♀️
@@CrystleShadowsdude the lawyers job is to defend you. That's why there is a prosecutor, and a judge. Lawyer isn't there to judge or prosecute you. Just like police and judges can't give legal advice , because that's the lawyers job
@@arizonatea3734 dude… yes defend not say stupid & ridiculous crap & make him a victim..right?!? 🤷♀️
@@CrystleShadows he stated he went to treatment. The lawyer isn't incriminating the guy, not that he needs any help doing that at this point.
@@arizonatea3734 I agree with you in part, what I was referring to was the part around 1:26 where he says his client is a “victim” of his addiction. And I’m just saying he’s no victim 🤷♀️ and we can agree to disagree if that’s the case lol 😊
We need harsher penalties for people who keep breaking the law again again and again
Or, I don't know, modify the laws? Michigan made $234 Million dollars from marijuana sales in 2023, still a class 1 narcotic according to the feds. If this kid was in Oregon this would be a much different outcome.
California has a 3 strikes law on felonies. They changed it so the final one has to be violent due to drug addicts getting third strikes and whatnot.
Kid? He's not a kid, he's a grown man.@@cmburke7
@@cmburke7this guy isn't a weed smoker/dealer.
You’re absolutely right. Long overdue.
WoWwww..he threw his life away!
I bet he regrets his actions and giving the 🐦 to the court..oh, well.
No, he threw some of his life away. He can still make the most of that time
Yes he threw it away but it took him quite a few throws.
@@joshuawidener8407 You wanna lay some money on that?
The system threw him away
That Judge didn't fuck around for sure!!!!!!!
He gave him too many chances already
always the victim never at fault imagine that.
Obviously a few people have forgotten addiction is a DISEASE!
There but for Grace of good ho I!
Never will understand the mindset that you are helpless and unable to resist the bad choices you make. Apparently the concept of free will is too difficult for some to entertain.
@@KimCheeto4Have you tried to understand "that mindset"
@@lisajeter9511 Addiction may or may not be a disease, and most folk with a disease will try to get a cure and not infect others with their disease.
However, this arrogant arse, even after been given multiple chances won't seek a cure for his so called 'disease' and to add insult to injury he technically infects others with his disease by being involved in the sale and distributing drugs.
The judge should have doubled up the sentence, and hopefully if he appeals his sentence, he will get an increase, not a reduction.
@@KimCheeto4yes and he has 3 kids , you’d think he wanted to be clean for them , sad .
He is not addicted to drugs - he is addicted to working as little as possible for the most amount of money as a drug dealer. Weed? No problem. I'll take an ounce of Blue Dream.
Needs help with rehabilitation, but he's absconded rehab. Repeatedly. No more second chances.
This judge showed a lot of consideration for what his children needed by locking him up!
I feel for the defense attorney, he’s trying his hardest but his client is not helping himself or just don’t care
I don't feel for him. That is his job. He wanted to do this.
No he is a scumbag like his client. No one forces him to defend these scumbags.
Any experienced defense attorney has experienced the same problem. Then there are the ones for whom you get a really good deal and they complain that you failed to get the case dismissed.
Never feel bad for lawyers. They're all snakes.
It’s beyond the lawyers control. The judge had already made his mind up.
I battled real addiction to opioids and ketamine for 4 years. I did not harm a soul during those 4 years. I only hurt myself. Addiction does not make you evil. Very pathetic, also he has been given a chance at treatment. It’s too late brother.
it sure is too late...trust me...
He’s not evil , he ran from cops and delivered drugs
This guy’s kids DON’T need him.
Children need their father. That is a disgusting thing to say.
@@Mark-jb9hxnot in all cases lol, and not in this one
😂😂😂😂😂@@Mark-jb9hx
I do not feel sorry for him. He had chances.
I agree but I’m sure he wasn’t in his right frame of mind being on drugs
I disagree. Being addicted to drugs is like a dog in heat, often there’s very little someone can do to stop themselves. It doesn’t mean somebody doesn’t need a certain amount of punishment, sometimes you can still gotta be punished for it. But act like it’s the same as eating too many sweets throughout the day is only something someone would argue that doesn’t understand it.
So I kind of wonder if the addiction facility should be locked instead of completely open. There’s reasons to have either, but they have a locked ward that’s at least somewhat difficult to get out might help people be able to control themselves a little bit more and stay to learn techniques. And not only learn techniques but have a chance to get time to get off the drugs fully before they are expected to have some superman willpower. Sometimes these people spend a few days in jail and then I released, then after they were released they enter a plea agreement to go to rehab, then they go to rehab even though they were just using drugs days before, and we expect them to have the willpower to stay in? There’s a reason rehabs don’t work, and that’s because often than not set up to work well enough.b
@@NY2FL63 Thats a brutal sentence to hand down no light at the end of tunnel 40 years come on like . Lets start handing these sentences out to corupt politicans but that would never happen .
@@NY2FL63 you’re right. I should rephrase my original comment.
He's still got chances, his minimum is 10 years, meaning if his behaviour was excellent in prison he could be paroled in about 3-4 years.
Seems simple to me that if you don't take drugs or commit crimes, you won't go to prison for the best years of your life.
But then we wouldn't have shows like cops and Mandoo.
I guess you don’t know how awesome drugs are.
Drug use shouldn't be a crime. Nor should getting drunk revoke your probation/parole, for that matter (literally).
“That will be 28 months for that one and on the next case…” bruhhhhhh😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was at court for something stupid, and this judge was a known prick, and this smart ass thought he could gret away with talking crap. The judge said "6 months in the county jail" and the guy said "I can do that standing on my head" and he said "Ok, I'll give you another 6 months then so you can get back on your feet" lol.
That’s judicial misconduct
That joke is older than the concept of law itself.
@@Dmdirmrjr33Even if it wasn't a joke, if the sentence the judge could've given was greater than the sentence he actually imposed, I'm pretty sure he CAN increase it if the defendant talks back like that.
Tired of excuses!!! Get help in prison.
You don’t get “help” in prison. You get abused and assaulted.
What the heck. Let's go with consecutively! Time to protect the public.
Michigan’s sentencing laws are very specific as to the circumstances where consecutive sentences may be imposed.
The logical conclusion is all who break any law go to prison for life. He gave sentences within he guidelines set up by the legislature.
yeah, life sentence for non violent crimes.. you people are psychotic.
Cumulative
I’m a victim of my aunt being on methamphetamines drug delivery running from the police search warrants my grandmother and grandfather beam beat up. My sister being beat up because she was the same age group as my aunt my aunt spitting in the swat teams face! Plus, she had drug dealers around her two children and my grandparents and my sister. My sister was only spending the night with my grandparents. She has stolen from my grandfathers checkbook in the 80s had all these criminals around my grandparents, her children and my family and she still to this day. She is 65 years old. She is in the federal prison in Ohio From Louisiana! She consistently calls every single day, her family members and ask her sister for MONEY & IPADS!!!!
She doesn’t asked her children she asked her sister!!!! Now in 2028 she will be returning to society again. She will be around the same people now. She will have my mother around these people and I’m not having it because I don’t play that shit. She can have her own children involved in that shit she won’t have my mama, my mother has never been around drugs besides her sister bringing it to her home but this will not happen in my family nor not again she’s 65. She’ll be 69 years old and my mother will be in her 80s. It’s not gonna happen on my oh my watch ever! People quit feeling sorry for these people. They don’t give a shit about their families.
Sorry for your tribulations but you are 100% correct, junkies and losers only care about themselves, not the consequences of those around them.
@chele-chele While I agree with you, I can say addiction is an illness. However, you can develop that illness by introducing drugs/alcohol into your system. We can all have that addiction gene, as it doesn't indiscriminate, but some of us choose not to tempt it!
@@shellyann8818🙄 addiction gene. Sure
Well said.
Amen.
His lawyer stated he was a victim of drugs ,no that's a lie, he is a perpetrator of drugs
It can be both. He started doing drugs > needs money to do drugs > starts selling drugs to get money.
The same of people who do drugs and commit other crimes. Drug addiction sucks
@@Aacomplexname ahh yes, somebody w a brain.
@@Aacomplexnameyou’re not wrong but i know addicts who work hard for their money
and what in the land of the freedom you or anyone else have anything to do with what he do with his body?
How many victims because he is a “victim”?
If you have kids, you have zero business with anything illegal. I’m not talking about traffic infractions, but if you’re committing crimes when somebody calls you their dad, you’re wrong.
Hopefully he doesn’t serve 40. What a wreck…
The dude brought this upon himself. Given every opportunity to clean up but chose a life of crime.
Repeatedly!
What crime? Doing drugs? Grow up Karen
@dododostenfiftyseven4096 He was distributing drugs as well. Ran from cops, hit a cop car while running. It may come as a surprise to you drugs do harm and kill people...
@@dododostenfiftyseven4096 User?
@@KebabEater Drugs are less harmful than alcohol, minus any fentanyl related issues and/or general overdose risk from needle use, which is not necessary to get high. I had to quit drinking recently because I have fatty liver disease (it leads to cirrhosis) and couldn't continue. I'm only 40 years old. I'd rather mess with stimulants and live than drink and die.
Some people don't need to ever be free
why? what someone using drug (without harm anyone) change your life? you my friend, is a tyrant
I can’t do 40 years! Do as much as you can son.
If you have a lawyer with a suit like that you're getting some time!
That's not a suit; it's a sports jacket and coordinating slacks combo.
Y'all bad😂😂😂😂
There's a point where a victim of addiction chooses to continue being a victim of addiction. Eventually you run out of second chances and have to pay the price.
The worst part is them thinking they’re just a victim. You put them in your body, so not much sympathy for them. I know, I’ve had addiction issues, but I admit I f’d up, pure and simple. I’m not going to say something like “I’m a victim of this disease!” and minimize my responsibility/accountability 😅. It’s ultimately my own damn fault!
You know nothing about drug addiction
Grew up with this cat. Northern Michigan has gone down the drain in the last 20 years. Thank God for judge g.
Same
"I want the help" as long as it gets me out of prison time. Don't expect me to change any behavior though. Have fun with your life. You don't always get what you wanted but this boy sure did.
Rehabilitation- in jail!!
Jail could be just another place to get drugs !
Jail ain't rehab, but this guy needs to be locked up. He should've stayed in rehab when he had the chance! 😮@@sharonamara9718
and i hate to tell you but its easier to find drugs in prison than it is on the streets. just sayin
Its always "holier than thou"/Republicans who say nonsense like this. In my opinion.
They only want help when facing prison. He's had so many chances Judge has to protect the public!
Yep, exactly. The first time they get in trouble for drugs they go up there and hang their head and play the "poor me, it's not my fault, I'm a victim of addiction" game. And it usually works, and the lesson is learned that they are not responsible for their own actions because of addiction. So they continue to break the law. At some point they have to be held accountable for their own choices. Addiction is hell, I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. But you are still responsible for your own behavior.
If he wanted help he wouldnt of walked out of the addiction centre
Absolutely
wouldn't HAVE*
You seem to think it's just a matter of choice, like choosing between Coke and Pepsi. Clearly you have no understanding of the mechanism of addiction.
If they didn’t treat the mental illness it’s useless. Some people experience mental episodes while coming off of drugs
@@TonyRuleu must be a addict trying to take up for him as if he had one slip up
@@MackWithDa17kids Your profiling attempt is a 100% fail.
He didn't give him 40 years, he gave him 7 and a half years min, 40 years max. There's a big difference lol
I wonder if he felt that book of justice now 😂😂😂
Drugs don't jump up and infiltrate your body
Well, when you indulge at a young age… it carries into adulthood. No excuses for your own decisions, but, it’s a hard battle to overcome. Especially when you were raised around it.
I mean they kinda do lol. Everyone literally do drugs from day one lol
Hahaha yes they do! Silly, every addict says they do... so it must be 👍 true
Some people unknowingly get exposed to drug residue and fumes, which is why investigators wear respirators, hazmat suits, and nitrile gloves when they process drug related crime scenes.
@@AlexKenas That's police propaganda. If the police lady OD's from fumes blowing her way in the wind how do dealers and users handle the stuff without this happening? Why do they need to lie?
Watching this judge being so harsh is like watching judge Middleton get mad. Once in a lifetime!
I hate it when people in his position say, "I need the help, I want the help" then when they're given the help they take off instead of taking advantage of it. Well, the cards have been dealt, now play the hand you've been given & be grateful they're concurrent and not consecutive.
They get little help and what they do get is pretty shit.
Drug use. No mystery.
@@wynwilliams6977 true they need to put a lot more money into programs to help us addicts instead of just paying someone to baby sit us. I promise you many more lives would be saved if they just payed less money to housing us in prisons and more money to recovery programs and specialty courts. I am a Drug Court Graduate and i have to say It changed my life forever.
@@judychurley6623 Drug DEALING.
The judge ain't trying to hear his sorry ssa excuse...how many times can you put someone on probation on probation???...keeps getting arrested for same shyt.. thinking because he white won't nothing happen.. judge made example out of him...good!!
Man, I wonder if the judge put a little bit of that sauce in his coffee?! 😂
Thank you for the verdict your honor...
“Victim of addiction.”
New victim status for a personal decision? F that.
Addiction is a disease. It is not a moral problem. Science has studied the brains of addicts, which are very different. Studied brains of children of addicts, 1 out of those 3 children have a different brain. If it were just a choice or random we would either all be addicts or none would. No addict enjoys life. It is a living hell. Meth has severe effects on the brain. It's sad.
@@warrenb8228 lol thank you 🤷♀️ that’s what I’ve been trying to say!! 😵💫
Glad someone else caught that too!
I was a active addict for 20 years. "Victim of addiction" has to be the farthest reach of excuse I've heard yet. Not even abused as a child, lost a family member, mental health issues. Lol. Just a plain old victim of addiction. What a fucking joke.
Right!?! Nancy Reagan was right…”Just Say No”
He is very attentive...
must be sincere...
He can be out in 10 years if he behaves himself in prison. He can get a college degree in prison. He can start over at 36 with a college degree, if he wants to. Or he can stay in prison until he’s 66. It’s all up to him.
Yea, but even with his degree. He still has to state that he was in prison. .Degree will only show he made better choices in prison. And he will only work in the service industry.
@@gawarlock4148 not necessarily. I worked with a guy who went to federal prison for a grow operation. He became a welder, and now even works at nuclear power plants.
I think the judge just gave him "the treatment..." 🤣🤣🤣
Im a victim of potato chips.
They really got their hooks into me too bro.
I am literally eating chips right now....Sour Cream & Onion!
Me to and pizza
ha ha ha Judge left him sweating for a few minutes, THEN tells him concurrent ;)
This man is ruthless he doesn't want to help himself 😥
If the sentences were 'Consecutive' he'd never see the 'Light of Day' nor live long enough to fulfil his sentence.
But the 'Concurrent' sentence he got will keep us safe for a lot of years.
Sorry for his family.
He got too many chances before this.
Thank You Judge!! Outstanding Job Good Sir!!
He's probably wishing he would have listened to the judge. Instead, he's going to jail.
Prison. He's in jail now.
Some people are incorrigible. To them, a second or seventh chance is not an opportunity to change their behavior, but to do a better job of getting away with it next time. He's probably not wishing he had listened. He's wishing his "disappointed in myself" line had worked just one more time.
@@JNDeaux and then again, and again ...
No. he is simply going back home, where his been close to 300 days according to the judge.
and he ain't gonna get 40 years.. it sounded like it was 10 to 40 years..and these drugoffensese are often getting out even before minimum, not least if he got 2 children as it sadly seemed like..
Take clickbait headlines on social media for what they are..
Thank you, your Honor.
He is a victim of his addiction. In prison, please do not spend commissary dollars on prison hooch. He says he tried to do it on his own and failed, but they offered him a venue at taxpayer expense and he refused to go.
When he did it the first time that was a choice though regardless if it led to the disease of addiction he made the choice 1st so ultimately he is still responsible! I have cancer which is a real illness that I never had to do anything choice wise but there is more help for addicts than there is cancer patients! I’ve seen addicts on disability for their addiction but I’m out here with 2 attorneys fighting for disability since I was 28yo diagnosed multiple types of cancer w/a colostomy, feeding tube and a port a cath!
Bye Felicia!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've seen killers get 7 years
He's very lucky to have the sentences run concurrent. I lost count of what the sentences would be if consective, but even with probation, it's still more than what he got.
Those sentences should have run consecutively.
That is soooo much time. He will be like 25 different people in that time. That was a wild sentence
particularly for the drugs? nah, that's not how that works, nor is fair. Heinous crimes, on the other hand, usually results in consecutive sentences.
Im not sure I think consecutive sentences should exist at all. I mean logically you are serving them at the same time because they are different crimes.
@@joshuawidener8407 depends on who you did it to, duration, severity, being felonious, being heinous. Say a criminal were to commit several crimes in one day, usually those terms would run concurrent, in which the fugitive serves out the crime with the longest sentence, as it will trump all. If it was a negotiated case, much less jail time, and probations are attached.
@@Taco_ocaT But it'd take a lot of paroling before he gets out!
I truly admire the way the US doles out justice. Repeat offenders getting away with more crime doesn't fly. In Canada it's impossible to sentence these repeat offenders to much incarceration especially for addicts. These offenders are out on the streets all the time.
Well, in Michigan, the second time will get you 1.5 times the sentence, the third double, and the fourth up to life.
He's a victim of addiction? That's a new one
It's not. Addiction is genetic. All of life is.
I've had challenges with addiction to opiods for many years and it's my fault when I make poor decisions...no one else's. Fortunately I was raised in and era where we took personal responsibility for our actions.
Take into account. The judge has been linent with him on MULTIPLE occasions and this dude just keeps messing up time and time again until the judge's patience ran out. I dont feel sorry for mr sauer.
He was given multiple chances. Yes he has children but the drugs he was putting on the street were reaching children. He knew the risk and wanted was money. Not a fit father figure.
So realistically he will serve 10 years I expect then get parole for at least ten more. The good news is that he won't need a drug treatment program but they probably offer them in prison.
Its insane how many charges this dude has against him its pretty clear drugs have just ruined this mans life, never do meth lol
Drugs didn't ruin his life, he did. Quit making excuses for people.
Ppl who fight that addiction is a disease he made the decision to do drugs for the 1st time and continuing to walk out on help which is also a choice! Addicts can’t be coddled
This sentencing will clean any drug out of anyones system !!! 🤣🤣🤣
Love how the scumbag Attorney tries to lie through his teeth and the judge calls BS on him LOL. They look like father-son.
He got nothing to work with, goes to pitty defence😊
That didn't happen. The judge agreed with him. Clean your ears out.
Unfortunately defense attorneys get the crap end of the deal when most of them got into it to defend innocent ppl since 19% of defendants are falsely convicted BUT without defense attorneys we would not have the justice system it all works like a factor! To get the proper results they have to have adequate representation
How is it a scumbag attorney. It’s his job to “defend” his client. He’s a court appointed attorney. He doesn’t have a choice. What’s he suppose to say “ my client is a piece of shit give him the max”.
When i saw the judge's 82nd ABN mug... you knew he wasn't listening to no BS
Mmm - That type of sentence needs to be heard loud and clear. Dont F about with the law. Anyone can make a mistake, to keep doing it - well this is what you get
Deciding to start a drug abuse hobby is not "making a mistake." It is "choosing to do something you know is wrong."
When the consequences finally catch up with you.
A victim of addiction????? WTF does that even mean?
99.9% of addictions are self-induced, so he's a victim of his own single digit IQ?
stupidity are selfinduced... proof of concept above.
and if you don't know what victim of addiction mean.. then look it up, or go an ask chatGTP... I get it will have the patentience to walk you around the manege..
I think your single digit IQ is showing I wouldnt call a baby born with drugs or alcohol in its system self induced. Nor would I call an addiction self induced if a doctor has over prescribed someone as young as 12 with amphetamines like we do everyday to chemically babysit children with things like adderall or vyvanse.
Lmao addiction is primarily genetic
His lawyer sees Money
I remember the first time I got high in the backseat of a car getting victimized by marijuana. Later I was busted in a hotel room with strippers when I became a victim to cocaine. Once my friends had to manually remove me from a casino when gambling decided to make me a victim. I'm also part of a group called Victims of Porn. It's not an advocacy group for women who got abused by the industry or anything, it's a group basically for dudes who watch porn.
🤣⚰️!!
You're not a victim of anything except bad character. You chose to start a drug abuse hobby, so the only victims are the people you harmed because you wanted to use drugs.
😂 you poor, helpless victim! Thoughts and prayers! Glad I’ve never been victimized myself! 😂
"I sentence you to 480 months....
Credit for just shy of 8 served."
Whip out the WHINE. Whip out the verbal abuse. Whip out the laundry list of diagnostic terms people use to try and excuse their behavior and poor me professional victim mode. Immediately cue fake tears, sanctimonious outrage, false claims and outright LIES. Immediately deploy the professional victim textbook and victimology textbook.
Its called a defense and in our society people have a right to defend themselves in a court of law thats why he is in front of a judge with an attorney 🤣 i swear you people do not want to live in a democracy anymore with a civilized court system you all want a dictatorship style government. The man got his sentence and is going to prison what more do you want. All through these comments i see old people screaming about him being an addict over the fact that he is an obvious violent offender.
Good Job Your Honor❤❤
So how long is he going to be in jail?
10 years at least that judge don't play
No less than 7 years no more than 40. So he's serving at least 7 and then requests parole. They usually don't parole on the first request. He could spend 40 if he doesn't get his act straight in prison.
@@Seashelle564 Got it. Thanks for clarifying that. I hear that formulation for sentencing all the time and didn’t understand how it translated into actual time. With his criminal history, some of it violent (hitting a cop car), I could imagine it being unlikely the parole board would let him out after just seven years.
His children will have grown children by the time he gets out of prison. 😂
10 years mandatory but with a chance at parole at that time sounds pretty fair for the multitude of felonies and police chase this guy racked up.
More than fair.
Right on 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Concurrent sentences. So the man is actually only punished for the longest jail sentence, up to 40 years. All other charges are free. And people wonder why criminals flee, shoot at the police, assault the police. Because they get a package deal. Commit 6 crimes only serve jail for 1.
The judge is throwing him a bone, get your life on track in prison (yeah, that's going to be hard but others have managed it) and be out in less than 10 and maybe get to see your kids graduate. Or, keep being a worthless burden on society and you can maybe spend your twilight years on the outside.
Meanwhile people trying to meet minors for s_x get 2-3 years in prison
Why can't all judges be this awesome
I went to school with a kid like this, life long jail bird. Did 11 years for dealing meth, he is out 3 years and commits burglary twice.
good dam, my calculator ran outta batterries, adding,subtracting,muliplying, good grief🤔
BWAAAHAAHAA… Judge: The bad news is I’m giving you 40 YEARS! The good news is you have 225 days credit… 😂🤷🏻♂️
When your rap sheet is longer than a Costco shopping list
Why don't they sentence peds to 20-40 years? Instead they let them walk out on probation and registration. PFFT.... Terrible
He had a good lawyer, it's too bad he's a ingrate and ignorant.