Swatter Tyler Barriss Is Gonna Be Locked Up For At Least 20 Years
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- Tyler Barriss who made hoax call in deadly Kansas police shooting seeks 20-year term. Let's discuss.
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its about time people start getting punished for swatting others
It's just really sad that a person's death really made the authorities step up.
yea, it shouldnt have had to come to that for anything to get done about it, but now people are hopefully gonna think twice about it now
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Sad thing is that history of full of examples where necessary change only comes after a great tragedy so it definitely won’t be the last time that a preventable and senseless death will occur.
that is a sad truth, hopefully this stops at least one person from doing it, ik there will still be idiots out there that do it not realizing that their actions have real world consequences
There's a phrase in the military i heard alot probably used else where but we were told all the time, "99% of these rules are written in blood" its a sad reality
Why did it take a mans life to prosecute this slimeball?
manny1up Excellent question.
Bureaucracy
The whole systems corrupt. Thats why
Because the only way any one learns is when its to late when enough people die that's when things change
Only when humanity is on the brink of total annihilation, does it act!
0:07 “I couldn’t be happier. I hope they lock him up and throw away the key”
*_SAVAGE 100_*
@@BekkoLegendary lol
Yep, Man. XD
Rich is a Level 100 boss.
a user to surpass Justin Y.
He says that all the time when talking about swatters lol
"The circumstances of one's birth are irrelevant. It is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are.” ― Mewtwo
Enough said
The video has one thumbs down. Tyler must have logged into his TH-cam account from jail.
His last act of freedom lol
@@Zucchinna That's f'ing funny!
Its the disslike army :D its 56 now .....
@G4L Rambling cant agree
@G4L Rambling volume can get low at times, but mumbling is a you thing. Not once does he mumble.
Should have been life. The man basically committed murder.
He might still get life. This is just the minimum sentence.
Wrong. He did not commit the murder, however his actions led to a murder. Big difference!
It's actually involuntary manslaughter, which typically sees a sentencing of 10-16 months. The sentencing can be increased if the series of events was affected recklessly; such as what happened here with the swatting and wrong address.
I live in Wichita, and I remember when this happened. While a man did die, and the matter shook the community for a bit, I think 20 years is extreme. The swatting guy is a total shitbag, yes, but I would recommend seven years max. What he won't learn in seven years, he won't learn in 20. After seven years he's less and less likely to assimilate back into society, and more likely to observe only prison life and become a lifelong reprobate.
American prisons are overpopulated, and such lengthy imprisonments are supported by prison corporations to increase their federal funding.
Prisons don't merely exist to punish. They exist to also rehabilitate. We hate this guy now for - again - being a shitbag, but in sentencing we should be mindful of rehabilitation efforts and what kind of person he could be after said rehabilitation. We do a disservice to mankind when we throw bad people into violent, over-crowded prisons without acknowledging their capacity for redemption.
@@RobotHau5 murder by proxy is still murder. Technically it would be manslaughter. Pushing someone in front of a bus doesnt make the busdriver a murderer
@@PBTophie some people dont have the capacity to be rehabilitated no matter how much effort is spent. The charges should be as follows, 1 count manslaughter, 51 counts attempted murder.
Finally....but still not enough. After all, a guy died.
But 20 is just the minimum. Let's hope he gets more
@Emilia Barzini Just because he didn't mean for someone to die doesn't mean he isn't responsible for that person's death. That guy wouldn't have died if Bariss hadn't sent the SWAT team to his house, regardless of the intent.
@Emilia Barzini Intent isn't really a factor aside from calling it manslaughter. His actions, which were already illegal, costed someone their life. Regardless of whether he meant for that person to die is irrelevant, they died. And his life's story doesn't matter either.
@Emilia Barzini are you fucking serious. If I threw a grenade , that may or may not be live , randomly into the street , eventually someone is going to die. Its irrelevant if I intended that specific person to die. That's basically what vermin like him were doing with swatting.
@@Lemegeton300 Stop playing stupid someone might take it seriously... He did not throw a grenade, he sent to someone's place a team of supposedly intelligent professionals who were supposedly able of making rational decisions... He was sadly mistaken. Which leads me to the possible reason behind the dislikes - maybe it should have been mentioned that the swat team is partly to blame here too... At no point did the (now dead) guy present a threat to the swat team who wear bulletproof vests, helmets, shields and have time to prepare for someone answering the fkin door bell.
Let's not also forget that some over zealous, trigger happy, police officer pulled his trigger and got away with murder.
Sysaphys I agree
Ya still murder even in war
The office even got a PAID leave like wtf ight as well give the guy a vacation for his great work????
Yeah, law enforcement officers regularly get away with violent crime.
20 isn't enough. More like *200*
More like 76 years.
*OVER 9000*
@@acaperic359 You don't mean that right?
@@acaperic359 no u
-- of course not its all satire
*Uh oh, looks like someone did an oopsie doopsie.*
@warystatue33 lol try a whole fist
@warystatue33 oh understandable
Gloria Harlow here with another Pew News
You know this happened two years back right?
He picked a whole bouquet of oopsie daisies
Only 20? It better be in solitary confinement.
It'd be better if he didn't get solitary confinement. The guys in jail will eat him up.
Solitary confinement makes people go insane. He'd come out worse.
@@Riky366135 You got that right!
JollyGoodFellow
Not that he should come out anyways
20 minimum
I guess you could say he is behind Barris
D4BehindTheDoor damn
*ba dum tss*
Uncle Bubba and Aunt Tyrone will be behind Barris though.
How about stay in jailed to keep him out of trouble forever.
I say we SWAT his jail cell
I wish it work like that
Nah, don't want tax money wasted preserving him.
Its society that needs to be kept from him, if i was a god i would just vanish him absolutely uneeded person
Look at him: Hes a skinny bug eyed kid to all those dudes on the inside. He's gonna get torn up 💀
Good. Set the precedent.
little swatter kid gonna gets his cheeks busted pretty hard before he gets his wig split.
Big Herc gonna be talking about him lol.
He gonna get turnt out
@@ericdavis9210 I'd love to see Big Herc do an episode about what would probably happen to a guy like him while on the inside.
@@Enruler lets leave a comment asking him to look into it and making a vid
Why does no one ever question why the cop shot?
Because this is America
Well, in this case, I mean it's the "S.W.A.T" right? I'm by no means an expert on the matter, but I mean even when you have to watch those safety videos at work about shootings in the workplace, they tell you when S.W.A.T arrive don't jump out and look to them for help, they are not there to take care of you they are there to take out the shooter.
@@eduardobarajas5696 The man who was shot reached quickly down and the cop thought he was reaching for a gun.
@@shawnlake1491 oh, ok. Like I said I'm no expert, if it was a cop I don't know then. I would think if the threat was big enough you would send over more than just the police to deal with the situation which would explain why swatting, or what it's called when you fake a threat, is so dangerous.
mmmCoOkIes The call said that the guy was heavily armed and had two hostages. Its understandable that they shot him because it was a very tense situation.
*Tyler Barriss did an oopsie*
@@noahbaker6028 a double oopsie
Him being born was an oopsie
The real oopsie is his dads pull out game.
Spongebob SquarePants More like over 52 oopsies.
He was desensitized to real world consequences because he didn't have any.
100%
It's gonna hit him hard over the coming years.
About bloody time someone is example of and make people think twice before doing this thinking I could throw my life away
197 sociopathic swatters or sycophantic swatter apologists disliked this video.
I would be fine with the death sentence for him
An eye for an eye.
He wouldn’t learn from it though
@@LowPolyStand 😠Well, sucks to be him.😆
@@LowPolyStand
Knowledge can never replace lives. Otherwise, "after the world wars. People just deal with the losses." lol
An eye for an eye makes the whole world go blind.
Just woke up from a simple nap because i got off early, and one of my liked youtubers has a good news video. Its a good day
@G4L Rambling dammit, was suppose to say got off work ealry but eh. It'll do
how is it good news? the cop got no years, no punishment
"I have to shoutout keemstar again? Damn it!"
lol that definitly got me to laugh
So he took a plea deal? I was kinda hoping he'd take the trial risk and fail miserably for it. At least 20 years should be long enough to whip some sense into him.
At least 20. They can go way more just not life.
Ladies and gentlemen...
*WE GOT EM'*
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Good. What happened to the cops who killed an innocent man?
His cop pig buddies all joined in on a jerk circle and nothing was mentioned of the murder.
@@joshfilmsstuff9769 don't tell lies
The person that called in the false report is solely responsible. Cops legit thought someone was in danger and took it as a very tense situation. So you are trained to shoot if the guy makes any sudden moves in that situation because the officer has to protect their own lives as much as the other people in danger. So when the individual reach down suddenly the officer opened fire. Not his fault for thinking the guy was a threat
@@kevshorty Not his fault for shooting him, but letting him bleed out is his fault.
@@JohnDoe-ld7op no. have to protect yourself and make sure perp is dead once you think he has a gun. guy could get up and shoot. That's what they're taught to think in dangerous situations. Not a time to arrest after in those particular situations. Just protect yourself and others who were being held hostage. That's what they had to do even though they didnt know it was a hoax
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I don't get why people are so against the death penalty.
It’s inhumane and the person wouldn’t learn from it
Some people, like myself, are opposed to the death penalty for one reason, and one reason only: Sometimes, we get the wrong person. It's estimated that more than 4% of death row inmates in the US are innocent.
@@thane_snipes yes but no
@@smilingthanatos5638 Meaning?
@Yuk Foo Rehabilitation... too bad that 99% of the time it has 0 effect whatsoever.
Justice finally is served! Make an example of him.
Im glad he is getting this, but I wanna know what happened to the asshat COD player who gave him the wrong address, he needs to be taught a lesson also
That would be difficult. Since there were two involved I guess we could just say get the guy the called Bariss for this SWATjob but the other guy intentionally gave the wrong address.
The other 2 got charged already
The guy that gave the address isn't in the wrong, PSN has no security. The guy that contacted Tyler should be his roommate tho.
@@JohnDoe-ld7op 100000% Tru
Just saying this doesnt happen on halo
I'm so glad you made this video man. After this story broke about him swatting a family where a man died, a bunch of sources and channels covered it. But now, after the legal process has run it's course, nobody was talking about it. You have brought this up and the gaming community as a whole needs to see this story about how he's definitely gonna be locked up. This needs to stop. I hope more swatters get caught and locked up.
Perfect time for that 'dancing crabs' meme...
I miss when AlphaOmegaSin would talk about this stuff.
Travis Touchdown Right?! But, I guess with the fact he is married and has a kid to raise, gotta focus priorities.
Sad situation, I hope he learns something from his actions. My hart to the victims family.
That thumbnail. Hes like "fuckfuckfuckfuckfuck.... **internal crying* "
Makes me wonder how it went down between the swat and the victim. They kick the door and find a man in headphones on an xbox a threat? Situational assessment failure 100% if thats the case
I wish. They were posted up across the steet with guns drawn. They had the so called "suspect" come out with his hands up and his back was turned to them too. I believe he went to pull his pants up or his hand went near his waist for whatever reason and then they shot him more or less. There's a video out there somewhere. I haven't seen it in a while.
@@3hirdtimesacharm They shined a big light in his eye and he flinched i think.
Sadly enough, Tyler swatted the wrong guy. He was just some guy at home with his family, he wasn't a part of that CoD argument nor did he even play video games, if memory serves.
@@kalathi1898 I know. Sad man.
@@kalathi1898 yeah this guy didn't watch the whole video of Rich explaining that
WHY THIS CASE IS TAKING SO LONG
Sad news all around, I feel sorry for him and for the victims families. I also have a question regarding swat, why the f would they open fire on innocent people. It seems like we are ignoring a huge problem.
American cops shoot anyone and never face justice. It’s a major crisis
Jake Owen the swat didn’t know the innocent man was innocent. They just received a report of someone needing to be stopped, it got hectic, and they did their job. Sucks that the innocent man died, but that’s what the swat are trained to do
@@astrothebadger In the famous words of William Turner: "That's not good enough".
@@astrothebadger They didn't know he was guilty either. And that is not supposed to matter. You don't just kill someone.
@@fheedpexx9267 Exactly. Reading this comment section, I kind of think people have somehow forgotten how significant and final death is. A whole innocent life; a man with his own thoughts and feelings and quirks, gone. The living get to move on, but that person is no more.
Also, the quote from the other person above: "That's not good enough." Simple, but more important than ever.
Ha ha, a rookie, eh? A Swatter, my friend, is a Diamond City tradition.
Someone should make that an actual sport.
2019 has been a great year so far, even more good stuff with this.
He's going to get buns snatched left without no Vaseline for those 20 years
By Bubba.
He is going to be doing someones laundry!
how does a homeless dude had a smartphone
Smartphones come as low as 50 or less. It doesn't have to be an iPhone
90% of my clients have smartphone. Some apple X. I spend my money on rent and they spend their tax payers money on phones and good cars to live in
"because my life sucks, I get to ruin yours" lol 😂
Hehehe looks like we got ourselves some fresh meat!! SPITROAST TIME!!
Don't drop the soap in prison, Mr. Barriss!
-don't- drop the soap in prison, Mr. Barriss.* made a little correction for ya ;)
Got'em
I actually live right down the street from where the guy died at. It was all over the news and there were so many cops everywhere really crazy and sad night.
I've always said that: My life sucked, which only makes me more willing to help others. I don't have money but I really try to help those less fortunate than me every chance I get.
Be it volunteer work or just giving a few cans to someone i see digging through garbage bins. I try to help every chance I get.
I'm on early retirement
so I don't a lot of money.
Only 20? Should be 25 or 30!
Could have gave him the death penalty though. 😠😆
Forreals wtf
a little extreme don't you think
Yeah that’s a bit much
I mean as satisfying as that would be for a lot of us to see or hear about. Handing out the death penalty so easily could open the doorway to many future unethical decisions or choices.
No he can think about what he did for 7300 days
Did you get a new mic?
For a second I was like, "DAMN! 20 YEARS FOR SQUATTING! DAMN!"
Yep. Till he said he got someone killed. Then I thought it wasnt enough time.
To bad the shoot first ask questions cops get off with nothing.
06silverfire They’re SWAT. Their job is to shoot first and ask questions later when they get a call like that. It’s not their fault some dumbass is calling them up to play a prank on someone else. SWAT can’t just knock on the door of the person who’s holding hostages saying “Oh hello, can you release those hostages please? No? Ok well we’re coming in then.” That’s how hostages get shot.
@@RANDOMNAME-kj1zv yep
Swat is slightly different than just some door cops.
@@RANDOMNAME-kj1zv no, the proper conduct is to recon/confirm the situation first. to avoid prank like this. they need to know the details. how many perps, how many hostage, how to handle, one man infiltration or full democracy scale "he is got oil in his backyard" invasion.
@meg50 still they have eyes to tell whether its real threat or just a prank.
Would it be rude to say that I wish his dad pulled out
No more, than saying his mom should have swallowed, which she should have
You and his dad are in a relationship @redds?
@@Garrysullivanjones you're asking if he is free
Just watched FOR THE PEOPLE S02E01 is about swatting resulting in a death. Was really educating. Im not pleased as you for 20 years. I would love to hear about his execution.
What tech are we reviewing here?
Your outro is way too loud. lol
This is why I have always hated lawyers, they don't care about justice, they are on whatever side they get paid to be on.
hmm, thats exactly why i love them
That’s what lawyers do
I couldn't of said that better myself.👍
That’s literally what lawyers are numb nuts. They didn’t go to school for years only to just dip on a case because the person that hired them may be guilty. They went to school to defend whoever is calling to defended regardless.
Thats what lawyers are supposed to do if they dont they cant be a lawyer anymore
"We all make choices, but in the end our choices make us."
- Andrew Ryan.
Good video Rich. Swatting once out of stupidity is one thing but Swatting several times and boasting about it, causing someones death in the process, yh this guys needs too be punished hard.
Meanwhile, the police officer that shot an unarmed, innocent man in front of his family walks free.
You mean cops shouldn't be allowed to shoot whoever they want? What are you someone with common senses? That's communism boy.
@GREG GMW No, I am not. "He could have" is not grounds to shoot a suspect.
That's why in developed countries police officers are properly vetted and trained so they do not behave like cowboys. In developed countries, that is.
@@nsp477 I'm guessing the guy called in for a hostage or bomb threat which is a serious matter it doesn't make it right that a innocent man got killed but it's not like the swat did it on purpose. Also if they were to believing the swatter they cant take chances and are trained to make split second decisions if they cant it could cost there life. It's hard to judge them when we areselfs have never been in a life or death situation where one wrong move could end you. Luckily the swatter is getting locked away hopefully this deters anymore from doing the same thing
Yeah? Because the SWAT team went in on the the notion of an armed and dangerous suspect, and had no idea of what was actually the case.
For those that think the Officer isn't going to have that action weigh on him, you'd have to. Getting someone swatted on the grounds that you don't like them is hideous course of action.
Should have been at least 50 years or more.
Why is Big Chungus so obsessed with this swatter.
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My god...
Tyler deserves a life sentence, put him in a locked cell and throw away the key. Also Jussie Smollett deserves to get many years in prison for his stupid hoax!
Esben M nah he’s at the right place
This is good new but, you need to fix your last video
Just a question... how does someone get swatted? Like how does he find their address?
The 45 people who have disliked this video thus far ought to be treated as possible threats to society. Law enforcement, please, check them out.
His cheeks are gonna get busted
By Bubba.
@@killergreek55 or that dwarf with tattoos of his victims.
he needs life in prison. 1st degree murder isn't cool man
Manslaughter or negligent homicide at most, first degree murder requires you to plan for someone to be killed.
i never understood that. home schooled untill he quit "hey ma i dont want to go to school anymore ok son you dont have to" wtf
Damn when prank calls go wrong.
i want him to sit in a cell with mr. x
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Could someone tell me what swatter in this context means
Just Google it.
If you are a swatter and you are reading this: your time is coming!
the cop that shot got nothing? huh.
Why should he?
Let me clarify.
Unless it was conspiracy to commit murder, only one person can be charged with the murder.
@@bogustoast22none25 becuase he shot and killed an unarmed man answering the door. The person who shotthe gun should be charged with something.
@@tybproductions787 was it a conspiracy to commit murder?
@@bogustoast22none25 The cop had 0 reason to shoot they guy, it could have been an innocent hostage sent to the door (which it might as well have been lol)
I thought swatter said squater hahahahahah I'm like wtf.
had to look up the word swatter meant...
He's going to get swatted in prison by Bubba.
Nathan Fielure he about to get his cheeks clapped
A life sentence would be minimal for the stuff he's done IMO, but the death sentence would be cheaper in the long run.
Better to buy him a bullet than to buy him food with tax money for all the years of his life.
I agree that he deserves death, but the death sentence is actually more expensive than life sometimes. I'm not sure if it's only lethal injection that is more expensive, but it doesn't cost very much to keep people in prison for life. This man is an awful waste of matter. He deserves whatever's coming to him in prison. Maybe getting your prison wallet enlarged is worse than death.
@@frumbolo I doubt a bullet would cost more than feeding him for life so I'd advocate for a simple matter of aim and shoot. If lethal injection costs more than the cost of living, for life, then there's something wrong with that method.
I'm sure they got some rope laying about that they could tie up into a noose. You can't tell me that hanging a man is more expensive than feeding him.
@@TurbulentEitri the problem is in the US the death penalty has to be humane, the only way you can get the chair is if you got arrested in like one or two states in the late 80s/ early 90s. And the only humane way to kill is with a lethal injection, which can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars because the market for big pharma to sell it is so small.
@@phantomkrieger2744 Rope and guillotine were seen as humane methods of offing people for a long time. Why is lethal injection suddenly "the only humane way" of killing people?
I really doubt that lethal injection actually costs hundreds of thousands of dollars to manufacture. Sounds more like big pharma trying to milk as much money as they can.
If he goes down, does he still get to make a phone call?
We need to see more of this.
360p gang
Dr. Phil has a TH-cam channel? Who knew.
I live in Topeka. Not to far from where this happened. Such a uncalled for tragidy😭
As a Wichitan myself, I can say with complete certainty that Tyler will be shown no remorse by our judicial system. We will make an example of him so that swatting does not continue.
And the SWAT team that killed the man got away scot free.
Yep. But more fool this swatter. He's the fall guy. What a dummy 💀😂
The cop who murdered Finch needs to be punished as well.
Burningphoenix i disagree
Mauries why? They murdered an innocent man. Shooting should always be a last resort even in real situations. Cops need to be held responsible for fucking up when it costs someone their life.
Burningphoenix Because i think he suffered enough by the thought that he killed an innocent man.
He was told the guy shot his father dead.
That must have been a very stressful situation.
here's the problem with ur "logic " the swat team is not the same as the police. they are trained to shoot because they are usually only called in during a life or death situation. in this case all the team knew was that there was a hostage situation and they came to save a life. they were not aware that they were walking into a hoax. they could not have possibly known that not only was there no kidnapping but also that this man wasn't even the intended target of the caller. the kidnapper was assumed armed and dangerous they don't have the luxury of having a good ol chat when they break the door in. if this was a real situation you'd be rejoicing that the swat team shot first because then an innocent child would have been saved, but. because they shot an innocent man instead they are seen as disgusting pigs that deserve punishment when all they were doing was their job so that can go home and not in a body bag themselves. I swear common sense is dead.
@@LowPolyStand "Because i think he suffered enough by the thought that he killed an innocent man." So if Tyler Barriss felt remorse we should let him go? Is that what you're saying? But it sure fucking looks like it.
Dam, how much videos am i gonna see today?
360p...what happen?, like watching old school TV, was waiting for B.A. Buracus to pop up....
The officer that fired the shot is at least as guilty as the swatter is.
Why only sentencing one of the two murderers?
Facts
They are supposed to eliminate any that comes by. This may be killing anyone that poses a threat.
Stunner Life wrong. Shooting should be a last resort. Only shoot if there is no other choice. The officer should get just as much if not more of a sentence as Tyler. The fact the officer hasn’t been punished despite the family trying to sue shows that officers are too protected.
@@burningphoenix6679
Legal Murder. lol
Your a fucking idiot. Have you ever spend days of your life training for these expect situations on a Swat team. I have. In a mass shooting or hostage situation your one goal is to stop that perceived threat. these situations are extremely violent and fast paced. Thats how you do it. Going in slow just gives the perp time to kill. They had information about a man holding at gunpoint. You go in and try to get control of the man. His actions justified the perceived threat to other; weather it was a fast motion and they couldn't see hands or if he just moved in the wrong way toward police in a dark environment. The team acted exactly how your supposed to in a deadly situation to save others. It just happened to be a false situation that as of now there is zero way to prove otherwise until afterwards.
So how about you train for these things, find out exactly how it is supposed to handled, and see if you make the same call. (plus I garentee this officer is struggling to live with the chose everyday due to another persons sick call).
I feel he deserves a very harsh punishment, but locking him up for eternity and throwing away the key is a punishment that should be reserved for the worst of the worst.
He got an innocent man killed..
I’d give him the maximum sentencing for manslaughter which is 11 years.
Damn son, 20 years AFTER a deal?
When your defense attorney can only come with a "woe is me" plea, you know the evidence against you must be pretty air tight.
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Boi
nobody gonna mention trigger happy police officers who took innocent life, well that 'merica for yaa
It wasn't police, it was SWAT; all the difference in the world. SWAT are sent in specifically to handle high-risk, violent encounters with criminals. If I recall, Barriss said the man was unstable and had two hostages, and planned to set the building on fire to kill them and himself. You just can't afford to second-guess in a situation like. Don't blame SWAT, they were just doing what they were trained to do, blame Barriss.
Alright... IS THIS ACTUALLY THE *FINAL TYLER ARC ON RTU* , Still waiting for Golden Cucumber
People like Tyler should never gain access to the internet whatsoever. What he has caused for the family and friends of that victim, is just absolutely horrific. Glad that he’s gonna be in jail for a long time