Parking ticket = multa de estacionamiento ( not ticket de palkeo) His nephew got kicked and punched * He didn't say he was going to punch anyone, only that he was passing when he saw the fight and intervened, and when he was approaching he got stabbed in the arm, then when he was turning he was stabbed again in the body.
Samuel Lara that was not summarizing he was trying to block with his arm and got cut by the individual attacking him! Never once did he say he was going to punch the guy!
@@lincolnsand5127 seems to have learn spanish in a school and have some certificate, clearly doesn't speak spanish, or if she does hasn't spoken it in decades.
@@iamhectorperez well as a someone who's born in argentina lived in both south andes and north andes and travels to spain on a semi regular basis, that girl doesn't speaks neutral spanish and doesn't understands the conotations of her vulgar mistranslations. And also it's not that i prefer neutral spanish, but i won't speak with lunfardo in a formal ambient that's just uneducated, dialects are coloquial.
@@canadianspiritz3844 I've seen that translator several times now, and she -always- changes what people say. His story was that he saw that his nephew was in a fight, and when he intervened to stop the fight, he got stabbed. He wasn't sure how long he was in the hospital, 4 or 5 days (not a week like she said). Also, when she talks to the people, she uses words that sound Cuban, which is not "neutral" Spanish. Just like English, there are some words which are different from country to country, but there are also enough common words which can be used when translating. If not for the judge's kindness, she could get a lot of people in trouble.
Exactly! She is not good at all, i could have her job easily, she does not make her job as she should!Mostly, she translate just half.He was telling the whole story, she was the one not translating.. 😏🤔
@Mally mal Go to England and ask for "chips". You'll get french fries. That's just one of many, many, many, many, many examples, such as "lift" or "flat". If an Australian refers to you as his/her "mate", don't be alarmed - they're just referring to you as a friend. At least in those examples it's a one-word difference. They're saying that the translator didn't even say the same thing that the defendant was saying. But hey, thanks for embarrassing our country with your ignorance, fellow American.
@@-Gorby- Also you can add to this list things like truck and lorry. By definition it seems that truck in Us should mean the semi-trailer truck, but for some reason people even use it for bigger car, which is not a truck in UK sense. In UK lorry is the name used for motor vehicle meant for transporting goods. In EU I have not heard of tractor used for the cap portion of the trucks or lorries, but in US it seems to be the case. There are more of those kinds of words where US and UK english does not have exact same meaning for words. Jumper or pullover vs sweater, jacket potato vs baked potato and many more.
"Some people try to get out of jury duty by lying. You don't have to lie. Tell the judge the truth. Tell him you'd make a terrific juror because you can spot guilty people.
No one has said anything different than what she said in the video. I'm about 3 feet deep in the comments looking for a proper translation. Edit: Just made it to the bottom and still no proper translation
Just because they are using a translator doesn't mean they can't speak any English, if you were in a country where you only speak in basic conversations, you would also be offered a translator in court. Without the translator he does the same as any foreigner does. Of course you clearly don't speak any other languages so you can't really relate.
Wait he needed an interupator, but could say thank you, and say have a good day at the end, judge I don't believe him either, he learned English in one short court session wow!!
Could you please provide a tranlation? I just been though every comment on this video and no one has said any of the missing details. Just stuff that she already said
@@Gamerdude753 The way he describes it, he was slashed across the back of his arm AND stabbed (the latter of which he showed as proof). Stab wounds tend to have a higher chance of scarring vs lacerations due to the fact that stab wounds injure significantly more tissue so that part of his story makes sense. He couldn't tell who slashed and stabbed him because it was night time (it sounds like he said "era noche", which is "it was night"). He also mentions that he wasn't able to see who stabbed him because when he went to defend his nephew,he got sliced and before he could do anything else, was then stabbed by someone ELSE who was behind him (which fits with her translation that there were several people involved that assaulted him). The story as he ACTUALLY told it makes it seem as follows: It was night time (era noche) and he saw some people giving his nephew (which is what Sobrino means) a hard time. He tried to help him but was immediately swung at by a knife (which he blocked his arm) and someone then stabbed him from behind (which lines up with his little demonstration). It was night time and he seemed to pass out for a few days and woke up 4-6 days later, in the hospital. Because of all of that, he can't remember who attacked him. It seems perfectly reasonable and he didn't appear to be holding anything back. The incorrect translation and omissions from the "translator" made Caprio suspect the man of holding information back which is exactly why you don't want bad translators to be working in courts.
@Ale Bob let me guess when youre in a restaurant or shop and you hear someone speaking a different language you think they're a terrorist or something? You sound fun
@Alex Tavarez It should be risking a mistrial. The judge is hearing a witness through a proxy, and the proxy isn't giving the statement that her client is presenting. It's false witness and a crime. She's lying to a judge.
I don't know a lick of Spanish but she seems so dismissive and rude. Almost annoyed with the poor guy. And she's laughing. She shouldn't be showing any expression.
I never knew spanish (im from sri lanka and im just here to see this show bcz i love it ) But i say even tho she is doing a job for the court, she dont have any respect for the court or judge. i watched a lot of vids in his channel, inspector quinn, inspector carrigen (i apologize if i spelled this name wrong) they always address the judge as your honor or judge. But this translator never does. Hope she learns that someday.
I'm so sorry but I hope you guys get to see this but please change your interpreter. I have interpreted for years now and I have seen her in multiple episodes and she leaves things out and doesn't accurately interpret stuff. She adds things as well. Please see if you can maybe test her again or something. Parking in Spanish is not "parqueo" its "estacionamiento" . Anyways thanks for the episodes!!!
The translator is terrible, she missed details and told the story halfway. It’s hard to translate for people sometimes. Heck, I even get stumped translating for my grandma but man that translator is bad.
I'm not a native spanish speaker, but I'm brazilian, and we speak portuguese, and we have spanish classes, and I gotta tell you, the translator acts more like she's translating a talk between friends, "rounding" things up, and not saying everything the person said, which can make cases like this difficult. And I don't know if the guy's lying or not, but I've been in fights (not as serious as this one, with knives and all of this stuff), and he's talking the truth that he can't remember who did what, specially if he wasn't with close acquaintances or friends. Sum that with 4~5 (maybe even more, as he said), in the hospital, yeah, I believe him. As other people have said, that translator shouldn't be translating here, because she could get people in trouble.
@@tyandteejok...2424 If you're an official, a lawyer or a prosecutor in an American court, you'd best be well versed with the English language. Not speaking proper English in a court of law will only invalidate your statements. The issue here however isn't that council isn't speaking proper English, it's that she's not properly translating her clients words to English so that the court can get the full picture. She's feeding false information to the court. She's committing a crime live on camera. That's the real issue.
He said he was in the hospital because he was stabbed and the translator told the judge he was in the hospital because of "cuts" at first....fire her, the judge wouldn't of thought him to be deceptive if she wasn't deceptive in her translating. Sad.
Terrible translator. She didn’t interpret anything completely. No wonder the judge doesn’t believe him. I wouldn’t believe him either if I listened solely to this interpreter. She needs to find another job.
I dont know Spanish, but I can tell how poor that lady translates. The guy was showing what was happening, and you can just see what he was trying to describe and what came out of her mouth wasn't what he was gesturing
I think some people don't understand what he's doing. He's trying to be leanient and show people some love and that the courts are understanding. I love this judge.
Yep. He'll always be lenient if he can. He doesn't want to punish people unless they show either no self-awareness, contritution, or try to lie to him. You're right- he's showing them that they can trust the courts, at least for minor things, and he's teaching the valuable lesson that everybody messes up, but it's how you respond to that mess-up that shows your character, and that character is more important than excuses.
He said the entire history, but it was very difficult for the interpreter to translate everything because he was talking very fast. I do believe him, anyone who understand spanish would do.
El señor explicó que el venía pasando cuando vió a su sobrino peleando, quiso intervenir y vino alguien desde otro lugar. La señora no lo explico de esa manera. She doesn't explain to the Judge exactly was he says. Is important learn English definitely
as a court certified translator myself, she should never be allowed to translate in a court, this isnt the first time i have noticed this about her, bad ethics and translations
Volunteer translator or not, paid or otherwise, that is court and should do her work no matter what. Poor man was explaining what happened clearly. Lady, of all judges you did the sloppy translation for Judge Carpio. I think this lady is judging the poor hombre instead of being impartial. Porque?!
I agree that the guy who was stabbed had a disturbing experience but i think he should bring some proofs regarding the hospitalisation date and duration
I think based on the explanation, m caprio just doesnt want to know if its true, and make a trial just for 1 ticket, so he late it go, and give him the brake to simply the sentence
What he doesn't believe is that the guy was a bystander trying to break up the fight. In a word, he thinks the guy's a gang member. And judging by the way he carries himself I'm inclined to agree. The man walks like a fighter.
he was stabbed 3 times so 4 to 5 days as he said must be true since he's lost a lot of blood I think, and the judge didn't believe the fight part, not the hospitalization one, he thought that things went differently before he's been stabbed.
I think, caprio was suspicious about something else, but you guys are saying the translator didn"t do good but when someone re-translated here the entire story it seemed the translator told the right things exept thst he stayed in the hospital for 4-5 insted of a week....He was intervened to stop the fight and that's exactly what she said
He was completely innocent the translator made him look guilty
That translator should get kicked out, and we have to tell the judge that she is not translating correctly
Can you give an example?
Replying as well in the event an example is given
Parking ticket = multa de estacionamiento ( not ticket de palkeo)
His nephew got kicked and punched *
He didn't say he was going to punch anyone, only that he was passing when he saw the fight and intervened, and when he was approaching he got stabbed in the arm, then when he was turning he was stabbed again in the body.
@@jnava1994 she was using Spanish English slang. But, yea she summarized instead of saying word for word.
Samuel Lara that was not summarizing he was trying to block with his arm and got cut by the individual attacking him! Never once did he say he was going to punch the guy!
She is a horrible interpreter. Every time I see her on here I get so frustrated. Good grief.
Why is she bad? She seems fine to me.
@@lincolnsand5127 seems to have learn spanish in a school and have some certificate, clearly doesn't speak spanish, or if she does hasn't spoken it in decades.
@@590dami proper Spanish like proper English can sound alien to some.
@@iamhectorperez well as a someone who's born in argentina lived in both south andes and north andes and travels to spain on a semi regular basis, that girl doesn't speaks neutral spanish and doesn't understands the conotations of her vulgar mistranslations. And also it's not that i prefer neutral spanish, but i won't speak with lunfardo in a formal ambient that's just uneducated, dialects are coloquial.
@@590dami she was speaking to her client on his level and communicated to the judge effectively i dont understand
The translator wasn't translating correctly. The guy said the full story, he wasn't trying to hide anything.
Anyoli Garcia ohh okay.. I guess that’s why the judge 👨⚖️ wasn’t convinced. Can you tell me the missing part
@@canadianspiritz3844 I've seen that translator several times now, and she -always- changes what people say. His story was that he saw that his nephew was in a fight, and when he intervened to stop the fight, he got stabbed. He wasn't sure how long he was in the hospital, 4 or 5 days (not a week like she said). Also, when she talks to the people, she uses words that sound Cuban, which is not "neutral" Spanish. Just like English, there are some words which are different from country to country, but there are also enough common words which can be used when translating. If not for the judge's kindness, she could get a lot of people in trouble.
Exactly! She is not good at all, i could have her job easily, she does not make her job as she should!Mostly, she translate just half.He was telling the whole story, she was the one not translating.. 😏🤔
@Mally mal Go to England and ask for "chips". You'll get french fries. That's just one of many, many, many, many, many examples, such as "lift" or "flat". If an Australian refers to you as his/her "mate", don't be alarmed - they're just referring to you as a friend. At least in those examples it's a one-word difference. They're saying that the translator didn't even say the same thing that the defendant was saying. But hey, thanks for embarrassing our country with your ignorance, fellow American.
@@-Gorby- Also you can add to this list things like truck and lorry. By definition it seems that truck in Us should mean the semi-trailer truck, but for some reason people even use it for bigger car, which is not a truck in UK sense. In UK lorry is the name used for motor vehicle meant for transporting goods. In EU I have not heard of tractor used for the cap portion of the trucks or lorries, but in US it seems to be the case. There are more of those kinds of words where US and UK english does not have exact same meaning for words. Jumper or pullover vs sweater, jacket potato vs baked potato and many more.
I completely believe him, the judge didn't believe him because the interpreter sucks at her job...
Exactly, she is horrible at being a translator.
The ones who gave a thumbs down for this video did not have their case dismissed.
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Thank You Joe
@@kingjulian6108 I have'nt heard that statement in decades
My favourite judge who hellps my depression yet again. Better than taking tablets for it.
The Judge has a beautiful heart
Sad to see the translator not telling the guys story completed and correctly
How so?
@@superbeavers7645 she omitted a lot of details.
That's the worst translator in the history of court translators
Ik man i was like that's not what he said xd
"Some people try to get out of jury duty by lying. You don't have to lie. Tell the judge the truth. Tell him you'd make a terrific juror because you can spot guilty people.
Mam the Nigerian sister was so cute even her voice uhh
She's not Nigerian
I love this judge
This guy belongs on the Supreme Court
The translator is horrible at her job. She did not translate what he told her correctly!
So many ppl not stopping on red! Not slowing down on yellow!
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This judge is so awesome!
The bass intro reminds me of Seinfeld 😜
the translator sucks at her job...
She really really sucks
*Plot Twist:* Everything the woman was translating was wrong.
It’s so hard to be a translator for a Dominican guy 😅
Great fun for serious consideration. The Inspector is right. If in doubt dont act.
Her translation is amazing. Right on point.
She cheating on her words.
Quatro diaz means one week???
Even I poor in spanish could realize what the guy said.
The lady is not good translating.
i don't believe him either
I like this program
Love officer Quinn.
U know what I hated the US ever since George Bush but this man just made me rethink...
Whole thing is a show for the TV and his brother and Quinn all about the $$$$
What an horrible interpreter and i do agree with the judge i dont believe him .... JUDGE FIND A DIFFERENT INTERPRETER PLEASE
Terrible translator. May cause more harm than help!
Can you give an example/proof?
Lincoln Sand, several previous commenters got good replies in what he actually said.
No one has said anything different than what she said in the video. I'm about 3 feet deep in the comments looking for a proper translation.
Edit: Just made it to the bottom and still no proper translation
09:04 haahahahahahahahahahahhahaha!!! i dont believe him!
I don't believe him 😂 what! after his explanation still but not in front
Not to be mean but even I could have translated better from Spanish to English than her even though i have only studied it a small amount in school
Seems like u need a new translator.
wow, the translator is terrible...
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The judge needs to learn to pronounce "infinitesimal" correctly. He always says "intisimal" and that is not a word.
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@@kwakukwartengbonsu3161 ... somebody's gotta do it!!!
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If you live in America, you should speak English. What does he do if there’s no translator around?
Just because they are using a translator doesn't mean they can't speak any English, if you were in a country where you only speak in basic conversations, you would also be offered a translator in court. Without the translator he does the same as any foreigner does. Of course you clearly don't speak any other languages so you can't really relate.
Wait he needed an interupator, but could say thank you, and say have a good day at the end, judge I don't believe him either, he learned English in one short court session wow!!
I thought you had to speak English to be in the United States
Judges who cannot speak Spanish should be replaced. Very disrespectful..
You're saying everyone needs to adjust for you?
Do you know how you sound?🤦♀️
This translator can’t translate at allll. The poor guy told the whole story and she made him look like he is trying to hide something
Could you please provide a tranlation? I just been though every comment on this video and no one has said any of the missing details. Just stuff that she already said
She’s a Interpreter not a translator! Translators dont translate as soon as they listen like interpreters, they get more time.
@@Gamerdude753 The way he describes it, he was slashed across the back of his arm AND stabbed (the latter of which he showed as proof). Stab wounds tend to have a higher chance of scarring vs lacerations due to the fact that stab wounds injure significantly more tissue so that part of his story makes sense. He couldn't tell who slashed and stabbed him because it was night time (it sounds like he said "era noche", which is "it was night"). He also mentions that he wasn't able to see who stabbed him because when he went to defend his nephew,he got sliced and before he could do anything else, was then stabbed by someone ELSE who was behind him (which fits with her translation that there were several people involved that assaulted him). The story as he ACTUALLY told it makes it seem as follows:
It was night time (era noche) and he saw some people giving his nephew (which is what Sobrino means) a hard time. He tried to help him but was immediately swung at by a knife (which he blocked his arm) and someone then stabbed him from behind (which lines up with his little demonstration). It was night time and he seemed to pass out for a few days and woke up 4-6 days later, in the hospital. Because of all of that, he can't remember who attacked him. It seems perfectly reasonable and he didn't appear to be holding anything back. The incorrect translation and omissions from the "translator" made Caprio suspect the man of holding information back which is exactly why you don't want bad translators to be working in courts.
@Ale Bob considering you said "lean english", I'm not sure "everyone" has learned English lmfao.
Shoddragon thanks for the full story. Makes more sense how he was telling the truth.
the translator is very loose in her translations and does make the story seem more doubtful.
@Ale Bob let me guess when youre in a restaurant or shop and you hear someone speaking a different language you think they're a terrorist or something? You sound fun
@Alex Tavarez It should be risking a mistrial. The judge is hearing a witness through a proxy, and the proxy isn't giving the statement that her client is presenting. It's false witness and a crime. She's lying to a judge.
I think he is telling full story, this translator is cutting short to his story
She's a poor translator. He actually explained in detail the occurrence. I do hope the producers of this show pass that along to the judge
I don't know a lick of Spanish but she seems so dismissive and rude. Almost annoyed with the poor guy. And she's laughing. She shouldn't be showing any expression.
Yup he explained it very well
I never knew spanish (im from sri lanka and im just here to see this show bcz i love it ) But i say even tho she is doing a job for the court, she dont have any respect for the court or judge. i watched a lot of vids in his channel, inspector quinn, inspector carrigen (i apologize if i spelled this name wrong) they always address the judge as your honor or judge. But this translator never does. Hope she learns that someday.
@@billdoolinofficial great comment 👍totally agree
@@robmarrin6720 Thank you man.✌😊
I have like 15 lessons in duolingo and I know she's not translating correctly I mean. .
Saurav Banerjee HE SAID 4 DAYS AND SHE SAID “LIKE A WEEK” 🤔
Omg, I have difficulty completing my full day without watching a new Caught In Providence! Loving it
Me too exactly 😅
Same here. I hooked for sure
Same here. Need my daily dose of Judge & Inspector Quinn
Me too recently
I'm so sorry but I hope you guys get to see this but please change your interpreter. I have interpreted for years now and I have seen her in multiple episodes and she leaves things out and doesn't accurately interpret stuff. She adds things as well. Please see if you can maybe test her again or something. Parking in Spanish is not "parqueo" its "estacionamiento" . Anyways thanks for the episodes!!!
The translator is terrible, she missed details and told the story halfway. It’s hard to translate for people sometimes. Heck, I even get stumped translating for my grandma but man that translator is bad.
I'm not a native spanish speaker, but I'm brazilian, and we speak portuguese, and we have spanish classes, and I gotta tell you, the translator acts more like she's translating a talk between friends, "rounding" things up, and not saying everything the person said, which can make cases like this difficult.
And I don't know if the guy's lying or not, but I've been in fights (not as serious as this one, with knives and all of this stuff), and he's talking the truth that he can't remember who did what, specially if he wasn't with close acquaintances or friends. Sum that with 4~5 (maybe even more, as he said), in the hospital, yeah, I believe him.
As other people have said, that translator shouldn't be translating here, because she could get people in trouble.
its a parking ticket, they would get a real translator if it was a serious case.
She is a very very bad translater.
1st rule always talk in 1st person never in 3rd.
@Ale Bob most English schools are scams.
some people arnt good with english. so please don’t be rude
@@tyandteejok...2424 no those people are just lazy.
Does it matter? You understand what she's saying.
@@tyandteejok...2424 If you're an official, a lawyer or a prosecutor in an American court, you'd best be well versed with the English language. Not speaking proper English in a court of law will only invalidate your statements.
The issue here however isn't that council isn't speaking proper English, it's that she's not properly translating her clients words to English so that the court can get the full picture. She's feeding false information to the court. She's committing a crime live on camera. That's the real issue.
He said he was in the hospital because he was stabbed and the translator told the judge he was in the hospital because of "cuts" at first....fire her, the judge wouldn't of thought him to be deceptive if she wasn't deceptive in her translating. Sad.
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I want this judge on all my cases!
What an exemplary brother and sister. Judge knows what we need is strong family bond, not just stiff penalties.
Terrible translator. She didn’t interpret anything completely. No wonder the judge doesn’t believe him. I wouldn’t believe him either if I listened solely to this interpreter. She needs to find another job.
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Translator made him looked guilty . He explained that he saw the fight, was trying to break it off and got stabbed when he got in between the two.
The translator needs help with her English before she translates
When you tell a story and someone else mess it up then you look bad in front of every one 😥😥
* poor guy at the end *
The translator is guilty!
I dont know Spanish, but I can tell how poor that lady translates. The guy was showing what was happening, and you can just see what he was trying to describe and what came out of her mouth wasn't what he was gesturing
I think some people don't understand what he's doing. He's trying to be leanient and show people some love and that the courts are understanding. I love this judge.
Yep. He'll always be lenient if he can. He doesn't want to punish people unless they show either no self-awareness, contritution, or try to lie to him.
You're right- he's showing them that they can trust the courts, at least for minor things, and he's teaching the valuable lesson that everybody messes up, but it's how you respond to that mess-up that shows your character, and that character is more important than excuses.
Good morning from Nigeria more blessings to you all in Providence I love my judge
He said the entire history, but it was very difficult for the interpreter to translate everything because he was talking very fast. I do believe him, anyone who understand spanish would do.
Care to translate for the rest of us?
The translator wasn't very accurate she was mixing everything wrong
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The brother and sister was so good. They made me smile.
The translator frustrates me! She’s not translating correctly 😩🤦🏻♀️
El señor explicó que el venía pasando cuando vió a su sobrino peleando, quiso intervenir y vino alguien desde otro lugar. La señora no lo explico de esa manera. She doesn't explain to the Judge exactly was he says. Is important learn English definitely
as a court certified translator myself, she should never be allowed to translate in a court, this isnt the first time i have noticed this about her, bad ethics and translations
Can 3/10ths of a second be a meme?
Ye, just spread it wide enough and tell enough ppl
I pulled out in 3/10ths of a second, so I _can't_ be the father.
Stabbed guy needed to bring some substantial evidence of his coma and hospital stay.
Volunteer translator or not, paid or otherwise, that is court and should do her work no matter what. Poor man was explaining what happened clearly. Lady, of all judges you did the sloppy translation for Judge Carpio. I think this lady is judging the poor hombre instead of being impartial. Porque?!
She wasn't a good translator,but four to six days in the hospital for a couple of stab wounds sounded doubtful to me.
I agree that the guy who was stabbed had a disturbing experience but i think he should bring some proofs regarding the hospitalisation date and duration
Does he even know who used his car and got the ticket??
I think based on the explanation, m caprio just doesnt want to know if its true, and make a trial just for 1 ticket, so he late it go, and give him the brake to simply the sentence
We literally has a massive wound!
What he doesn't believe is that the guy was a bystander trying to break up the fight. In a word, he thinks the guy's a gang member. And judging by the way he carries himself I'm inclined to agree. The man walks like a fighter.
he was stabbed 3 times so 4 to 5 days as he said must be true since he's lost a lot of blood I think, and the judge didn't believe the fight part, not the hospitalization one, he thought that things went differently before he's been stabbed.
Glad to see the comments about the translator. She is truly awful and has no business in a court room.
...buy her breakfast 👍🏻💝🥳
The translator is horrible, i hope she doesnt work for the court translating.
You have to change that translator... She has no idea what she's talking about...
All new drivers should have the green ‘P’ sign on their car it’s just to let others know they are new to driving, some do in the U.K.
She’s a really bad translator
I think, caprio was suspicious about something else, but you guys are saying the translator didn"t do good but when someone re-translated here the entire story it seemed the translator told the right things exept thst he stayed in the hospital for 4-5 insted of a week....He was intervened to stop the fight and that's exactly what she said
The translator is bad.
The translator is so bad!! 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
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This lady did not translate his story right 😑
that Tradition is wrong!!!
Was 8 peopleFighting with his nephew is why he was involved
The rest is history.
I just absolutely love this guy that's what America is all about, A WARM AND LOVING FAMILY.
Whatever I just love Mr. Quinn’s moral of the story humour but after the videos.
So if you have 2/10s of a second to make it through the light that means literally floor it if you’re trying to run a red light.
cooldaddyslick exactly. So speed the hell up and hurry up and make it within 2/10s of the second after it turns red is what they’re saying
Lonca_47 then you will get a speeding ticket lol
Some times I'm thinking, are they giving away the drivers license with a purchase of a cookie or what 🙈
God bless judge Capro and inspector Quinn. They are doing God's work!
My daily dose.. What a relaxing exp to watch this guy.. So much to learn
Limimg my own comment after 2 years
1 week and already a scare. damn. he got some good regeneration jutsu.