ARGH Following the same play victim book as Grimes. He is a murderer. Keep him in prison. Another embarrassment to the US. Stop crying about his kids. He fell asleep driving, now wants to cry medical accident. It's BS negligence.
Why do you report this terrible accident as if this navy man is a victim? He is not, 2 Japanese lives are. Hope US justice system functions properly and he gets severely punished.
So, who cares about the two other people that he killed and for their families. He needs to serve the rest of his sentence in US custody. If he doesn't, Japan will stop sending prisoners back to the US to serve the rest of their time in US custody.
@@AlonzoCalPolyPomona Maybe you're right. I favor safety. But if you're deep in a pandemic, have testing and quarantine measures for international arrivals in place, and very high mask use in more crowded areas, seems like hiking in the mountains in and of itself isn't such a bad thing, if you're already in the country anyway and have tested negative. Still, it does seem he and his supporters are flippant about his negligence.
His lawyer claims it was just an unfortunate accident. However, even if it was an unfortunate accident, a three-year prison sentence for killing two people is short. Also, I can understand the attorney's feelings if it was a work-related accident, but this was an accident that happened in his personal life.
Literally if dude committed vehicular manslaughter in one of the states he’d receive a very similar punishment if not severer but now it seems he gets a pass
The US news never release the full court content I wonder why. But in short, he admitted that he felt sick for a while before the accident and could have stopped driving but he didn’t. He also plead guilty. Which resulted in a lower sentence.
I’m Japanese and I like Americans, but this is not good. She is a shame of US. Imagine a reckless Japanese driver kills two innocent pedestrians in the US and his wife acts like a victim of US legal system. What a joke.
I am Japanese and thank the Americans for respecting our legal system and keeping Alkonis imprisoned until he finishes his sentence for killing two of my fellow countrymen.
Well if he was an illegal immigrant he would have spent one night in jail Maybe be deported come by and get a bunch of money and nice place to stay and an iPhone
Ridge, a while ago, I don't appreciate taking your watch in aft steering because you felt like sleeping-in, meanwhile I had fewer hours of sleep. Also, when you brought your family on family day, I don't appreciate how you threatened me when your kid nearly ran into me from behind, you then started talking about "beating my azz" for no apparent reason. This was near the T.V., inside the enlisted galley, maybe your wife remembers, she was sitting a few feet away. I hope you get every bit of justice you deserve, you were something else then. Clearly that has not changed. You know who I am.
Yea, sounds like an extremely severe punishment, for negligent driving. Maybe there's something wrong with him in the hospital after they transferred him back to the united states'? Usually a negligence driving ticket is pay a fine and insurance might go up . I think they are punishing this fellow beyond epic proportions. Unless he did something else in japan,then just fine him and that's it. What's the mystery unsolved of his story?
Sad, for both the Navy Officer and the people who died. When I was stationed in Japan in the Army, a Japanese driver hit another car and killed a 22 year old soldier in the car. No jail time was done by the party at fault.
Negligent driving resulting in death and injury results in a fine or suspended prison sentence for a first offense except in cases where the damage is severe. In his case, it is believed that he was sentenced to prison because he murdered two people. In addition, the location where his accident occurred was at an altitude of 300m to 400m, so it is unlikely that he really suffered from altitude sickness, and even if he did suffer from altitude sickness, the fact that he continued to drive in that condition is problematic.
It's shameful the way the military has treated this officer. This was an accident while he was working for Japan, our ally. He paid $1.6 million of his personal money to the Japanese family, has been imprisoned, and now the Navy strips him of his rank and benefits and discharges him, while he is still locked up. Is it any wonder America can't find new recruits?
ARGH Following the same play victim book as Grimes. He is a murderer. Keep him in prison. Another embarrassment to the US. Stop crying about his kids. He fell asleep driving, now wants to cry medical accident. It's BS negligence.
Why do you report this terrible accident as if this navy man is a victim? He is not, 2 Japanese lives are. Hope US justice system functions properly and he gets severely punished.
So, who cares about the two other people that he killed and for their families. He needs to serve the rest of his sentence in US custody. If he doesn't, Japan will stop sending prisoners back to the US to serve the rest of their time in US custody.
What about the 2 Japanese lives lost? Seems those that support Alknois dont give a damn
Agree, and should NOT have been climbing Mt. Fuji in 2021 during COVID restrictions
@@AlonzoCalPolyPomona Maybe you're right. I favor safety. But if you're deep in a pandemic, have testing and quarantine measures for international arrivals in place, and very high mask use in more crowded areas, seems like hiking in the mountains in and of itself isn't such a bad thing, if you're already in the country anyway and have tested negative. Still, it does seem he and his supporters are flippant about his negligence.
His lawyer claims it was just an unfortunate accident. However, even if it was an unfortunate accident, a three-year prison sentence for killing two people is short. Also, I can understand the attorney's feelings if it was a work-related accident, but this was an accident that happened in his personal life.
Literally if dude committed vehicular manslaughter in one of the states he’d receive a very similar punishment if not severer but now it seems he gets a pass
This occured in 2021, under COVID restriction. He should NOT have been climbing Mt. Fiji at that time.
And he killed 2 people
He got three years for killing two people, he should count himself lucky…
Why aren’t they telling us what kind of medical emergency he had
That's what I wondered too.
Just googled it. He went to sleep at the wheel and killed two ppl
They intentionally avoiding to talk about it.
He claimed to have had altitude sickness which caused him to lose consciousness, and his claim was rejected.
The US news never release the full court content I wonder why. But in short, he admitted that he felt sick for a while before the accident and could have stopped driving but he didn’t. He also plead guilty. Which resulted in a lower sentence.
remember it.
you ended the friendship between japan and us.
I’m Japanese and I like Americans, but this is not good. She is a shame of US. Imagine a reckless Japanese driver kills two innocent pedestrians in the US and his wife acts like a victim of US legal system. What a joke.
逆の立場なら、アメリカやこの殺人者の妻はどういう行動をするのかな？
Unfortunately there are 2 people who will never come home again due to the actions of this man. The entitlement shown by this woman is astounding.
お前らがなんと言い逃れようが事実は変わらない
口封じしたところで無駄だ
いつかその薄汚い命をもって罪を償うときが必ずくる
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She didn't answer that question for a reason! It's a swap not release. She's in denial about what actually was happening. Geezus.
He killed two people and she wants him released. 💀🥸 Makes no sense
I am Japanese and thank the Americans for respecting our legal system and keeping Alkonis imprisoned until he finishes his sentence for killing two of my fellow countrymen.
Someone died after he drove negligently. He should expect to finish his sentence here where he can be visited his family.
Imprison him right now
People wonder why requirement is low. What a joke.
What was the medical emergency he had driving that took a life though?
Well if he was an illegal immigrant he would have spent one night in jail Maybe be deported come by and get a bunch of money and nice place to stay and an iPhone
Oh yeah great comparison 😅😅😅😅😅
Ridge, a while ago, I don't appreciate taking your watch in aft steering because you felt like sleeping-in, meanwhile I had fewer hours of sleep. Also, when you brought your family on family day, I don't appreciate how you threatened me when your kid nearly ran into me from behind, you then started talking about "beating my azz" for no apparent reason. This was near the T.V., inside the enlisted galley, maybe your wife remembers, she was sitting a few feet away. I hope you get every bit of justice you deserve, you were something else then. Clearly that has not changed. You know who I am.
Yea, sounds like an extremely severe punishment, for negligent driving. Maybe there's something wrong with him in the hospital after they transferred him back to the united states'? Usually a negligence driving ticket is pay a fine and insurance might go up . I think they are punishing this fellow beyond epic proportions. Unless he did something else in japan,then just fine him and that's it. What's the mystery unsolved of his story?
He killed 2 people. 2 years for 2 lives. 1 year for 1 life. Is that extreme?
You seem to not know he killed 2 people in that accident.
人殺しした過去は消えない次の世代にもに引き継がれる😊
Somebody's GOT to check her thyroid.🙏
Sad, for both the Navy Officer and the people who died. When I was stationed in Japan in the Army, a Japanese driver hit another car and killed a 22 year old soldier in the car. No jail time was done by the party at fault.
Negligent driving resulting in death and injury results in a fine or suspended prison sentence for a first offense except in cases where the damage is severe.
In his case, it is believed that he was sentenced to prison because he murdered two people.
In addition, the location where his accident occurred was at an altitude of 300m to 400m, so it is unlikely that he really suffered from altitude sickness, and even if he did suffer from altitude sickness, the fact that he continued to drive in that condition is problematic.
Does anyone really think the Brandon regime even cares?
To be fair, why should they? The guy fell asleep and killed 2 people. I'm no fan of Biden, but why should he get involved?
It's shameful the way the military has treated this officer. This was an accident while he was working for Japan, our ally. He paid $1.6 million of his personal money to the Japanese family, has been imprisoned, and now the Navy strips him of his rank and benefits and discharges him, while he is still locked up. Is it any wonder America can't find new recruits?
It was a Gofundme, not personal funds, and it was in yen which was 30k in USD
Well, it's not my fault that American money is worth more than asian money. Nevertheless, he is home, which is all I care about. @@Emlane09
There is no option to keep people who have committed crimes in the organization😂
God bless Rich's family, he will be home soon.
What about the Jonathan Majors? The fly in the ointment?
What about the two people he killed? When will they return to their families
he will be judged in hell
I would expect God to be unbiased though.