@@redrooster1908 telltale sign of a true addict. And I am an addict & I spewed the same garbage years ago once or twice before before I tried to finally give any program a shot. Straight Verbal Diarrhea
ive know thousands of 16 year olds more mature and smarter than her, in fact, change that to nine years olds are more mature and smarter, she is as dumb as a box of rocks
People need to learn anything you say is used against you and stop trying to tell the judge and prosecutor what you think they want to hear . Use the 5th and let your lawyer do the talking.
Oh, my husband could give her a run for the money. He used to grow weed in the attic and he was always showing it off. Someone stole it while he was at work. He came home drunk, when he saw that it was gone he called the state police and told them someone broke into his house and stole his guns and he knew who did it (he did know who did it, stealing his weed). When the cops got there he was drunk as a skunk. They looked around his place and his guns had fallen out of the closet. They looked around some more and found a leaf on the floor. They climb up into the attic and there was an entire grow room, minus the plants that had been stolen. They locked him up for 2 years. I moved away with my kids to another state, I didn't want them to know their father was dumb enough to call the cops and get himself arrested 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
@@1gwyntayloe625his eyes look their bugging out tho, ready to roll out of his head ….when she starts talking, then he’s gone ….😹. But I’ve never seen him before…..he was eager to come back tho ….I hear you !
@@1gwyntayloe625 I don't blame him when he has to deal with these losers who've gotten this far by gaming the system over and over. Having to deal with such stup*d people all day takes its toll on your enthusiasm.
@jameswestover8403 that's why pur society has so much problems lol. Everythjng is go to jail and get violated regardless of the crime. Terrible system
Absolutely agree!!! I went through something similar. Got myself in trouble, mom bonded me out and she knew I wasn’t doing right while on bond bc ya know “ I know what’s best for me more than anyone else “ she ended up calling the bondsman on me so when I went to my next court date they were there waiting for me with the handcuffs. I did another 45 days and when I got out I got help for my issues and been thriving ever since! I’m telling ya extended jail time can really be a big reality check! She clearly was in need of it!
Exactly, that's what I'm saying. It's not that hard to understand when the ocean stands still and we're not seeing the horizon where the boats swim to the shore line. It's as simple as seeing the sun set at dawn but we're not acknowledging all the spaghetti before the mailbox could vote. And it's really a disappointment.
Lol right. That's what can happen with a public defender. With a real attorney she would have been coached. It's also why he cut her off. She kept digging herself a deeper and deeper hole. I couldn't believe the things she was saying, it was unbelievable. I know addicts are sometimes out of it, and say things that get themselves into trouble, but she's sober in jail, and it's beyond the drugs with her. She just has no idea what she's talking about and what's convincing at all. She just kept digging herself a deeper hole. She was unbelievably unconvincing, and sounded ridiculous given the circumstances.
I agree. She pretty much said to the judge she knew "how to work the system" with regard to treatment. How did she expect that to play out? Hopefully she gets smarter.
@@Mac-po1sr I'll give you that, if you'll give us "Nobody has the right to be a drain on society because of their addiction". She was offered help but refused it because she thought she knew how to game the system, then she tried to skate by and begged for it when the judge called her out on that.
facts, and even at that shes not doing a very good job.... guarantee her celly told her "ask for treatment and you wont have to do jail time" and she thinks she can actually say those exact words to the judge XD "yea i just want treatment so i dont have to do jailtime" X'D her celly shouldve spelled it out for her a bit more huh? X'D
@@drizzdrazz Yeah, she's really clueless. I thought she would have a bit more intelligence. Considering she's an addict I feel like she would have known more about the situation. Common sense alone should tell her that was saying all the wrong things to the judge. She talked herself into the worst possible sentence. Her celly probably thought she would have more of a clue than that. I can totally see the situation going down how you said it though, lol.
Most of them wont fight for you, so i can see why he thanks god his fought for him because he probably felt really lucky and religious people feel blessed when they feel lucky. Nothing wrong with his comment. Him thanking god has less to do with actually thanking god and more to do with how hopeless public pretenders are
@@Genesis38T She's not being honest. She only decided she needed treatment after the judge read her verdict. One does not answer a judge "yes/no." That is disrespectful. Do your kids respond to authority this way? Even her lawyer had to roll his eyes.
@@tramp2827 bring honest was her telling the judge that the reason she said she wanted treatment was to avoid jail and get back on the streets quicker. It’s true she likely needed treatment but her ego was too big to admit it like many addicts. Even when she said she wanted treatment after the judge decided jail, it was too late. She’ll be back in front of the judge again on another violation. As for the way she spoke to the judge, yes/no are appropriate responses to answers. Yah/naw are inappropriate and disrespectful. The reaction of her attorney was based off her continuing to talk herself into jail and not shut up. As the saying goes, you can’t talk yourself out of going to jail but you can talk yourself into going. Back to the question, what makes you think she’s privileged? She VOP, caught new charge, was sentenced to jail just like any other person should have been.
@@Genesis38T Maybe talking to judge that way is ok in the USA, and that would explain why the country is in that condition. No respect for anyone. My side of the world you would be corrected instantly. Being honest would be telling the judge up front that you will take treatment if probation is not allowed. Again, if this is the American version of honesty, it is very strange.
@@tramp2827 pretty sure how we say yes/no to authority figures have nothing to do with why US is the way it is. It’s the most basic, polite way to respond to one’s question that requires a yes/no. You still aren’t explaining what makes her privileged. She’s not getting any type of special treatment over others for what she’s there for. Last, her lawyer requested treatment and when the judge asked if that’s what she wanted, she said yea but she doesn’t really need it. She just wanted it to avoid jail. Why waste the courts time and a spot at a rehab for someone who simply said they didn’t need it. She would have gotten the treatment had she just been dishonest and said ‘yes, she wanted it’. Instead, being honest backfired here and earned her a vacation in jail. Just so you’re aware, she still would have had probation regardless. The treatment was just an option to avoid jail. She continues probation after released from either one.
And it seems that she is immature, and has been accused of victimless 'crimes', so a spell in prison is the obvious answer to secure a positive outcome (that's sarcasm btw). Signs of a corrupt, incompetent, and broken legal system.
@@cnocspeireag WRONG! She was already given PROBATION, and failed to live up to her end of it. It's called BEING HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR YOU ACTIONS!!! She is 25, AN ADULT!!! Believing they shouldn't be held accountable just because their crime is "victimless" is a cowardly excuse to dodge the consequences they rightfully deserve.
She is used to getting her way by manipulation. This time it didn't work. The jail time will actually be good for her. The treatment wasn't going to work. I've been there. I was an addict. Jail is something that made me get my sh!t together.
I've only taken Norco for a month after a knee operation and after I stopped, omg the feeling I had for 2 weeks was insane. I imagine someone having the strength to kick a long time habit and I think that may be the strongest person ever.
She clearly doesn't know how to work the legal system, though. 😂 But I mean, she could save the state a fortune, with her cutting-edge self-treatment ideas for addicts. Who knew that just drinking water cured major addiction issues?! It was that simple all along, apparently 🤦♀️
She actually said, "I know how to work the system," to the Judge...?! Right after that, her Lawyer shuts her down! 😂🤣 You can see the anger and disbelief on his face.
@@AiColonel Maybe in certain parts of the jail or in certain areas, but it's very common to have no drugs in your part of the jail. From what I understand they're like so much more expensive as well. There's a reason many get clean in jail. Most are forced to stay clean.
@johnyv1938 Woah, stop. That's a massive exagerration. 4 months of jail food is not even remotely comparable to getting the D.P., not even for someone young who hasn't done time yet. I did 10 years in Maximum Security starting when I was a 19 year old girl, for 1 degree homicide. I actually faced the D.P. briefly, but they decided not to pursue very quickly when all the history between my father (who was my "victim" in the case) and me/ my family came out. Thankfully, everything he did to us was Mitigating enough to reduce my sentence to 10 years, despite me using a metal bat for the deed. Trust me, even those couple weeks I WAS facing the D.P. were like no other fear on Earth. Then, as soon as I began my sentence, I got diagnosed with Stage 3 Heart Cancer, and wasn't expected to beat it. Took 2 years, and a miraculous recovery, but I did. I say all this to say, I've faced never coming home from prison in multiple ways. You cannot compare JAIL time, or Jail food, to that. The food is absolutely horrible, and bad for your health, but it isn't a D.P., especially not for 4 months. That 130 days will be over before she can blink, and she'll wonder how it felt so long in the first place. She asked for it, anyways.
She was talkin to the judge like she was her hippie friend or somethin 😂 "besides a real job I just wanna draw and make music" "I like coffee again" "I've been drinkin a lot of water" 🤣 who the fuck talks to a judge like that?
Your videos have helped me change my life josh. Im clean. Im cancer free finally. Im not in prison. I managed to get the best welding job ive ever had. Thanks dude
At 25 I owned my first business, I worked for it, I did struggle with subs abuse. But I came out on top one day at the time, I still owned my Bisses, I am not rich but I am happy, I am now 55.
@@ankhpom9296 LMAO! Accountable for what? The bogus "felony" charges cooked up by the left in a pathetic witch hunt to destroy their biggest threat? If anyone should be held accountable, it’s THEM. And Kamala? She should be JAILED for her complete and utter FAILURE at managing the border for the last three years.
lmao took me 3 months as an inmate - not to get "straightened out" but to realize how wonderful freedom truly is. I got railroaded on my charge it was BS but it made me take control of my life.
Her court appointed attorney tried to save her, repeatedly i might add. 1. When he requested time served be counted and that she go to a treatment program instead of back to jail. Which she promptly pissed all over by saying she didn't need treatment. 2. When she went on about how she knows how to "work the system" he tried to save her yet again by cutting in 3. When the judge gave her ruling she started running her mouth yet again he did his best to save her from getting an ADDITIONAL 100 days via contempt of court. The ruling was already handed down. Yet she just keeps running her mouth asking that the ruling be changed. 4. Asking for a mental health evaluation "at a later date", might MAYBE be with another judge. Cuz she just ruined her chances of EVER getting leniency with this judge! You complain about her lawyer. Her lawyer is the only thing keeping her from doubling her sentence
This reminds me of a sentencing scene in a movie where the defendant cries to the judge, "Twenty years? I can't do twenty years!" The judge replies, "Just do what you can, son."
In the movie "Jersey Boys", Frankie Valli is facing prison time. His friends and lawyer ask for leniency because he is the headliner for a new music group and is "really really good". The judge replies, "He will be even better next year when he gets out".
No lawyer wants to defend a client that can’t do the most simplest of things to stay out of jail while already being given the privilege of probation. It’s also difficult to defend a client that can’t perform like an adult when questioned by prosecutors and the judge. 25 yet she’s behaving like a 13 year old.
I was homeless and addicted for a decade and the constant warrants. jail, warrants, jail was one of the things that raised my bottom and got me off of the street. The Judge not only did this woman a favor, but she may have saved her life. Literally!
Oh wow. Maturity is stunted by using, in her case, imo. She's 25 but acts 12 years old😮 I agree that going out there to "have fun" breaking probation rules is her goal.
Don't judge people based on their appearance there was this one girl at my school when I was in high school at first glance she looks like she's about 15 but she's actually a senior at age 18 a year older than me the reason for it was her height I got a family member who is short is pretty thin she was mistaken for being like 5 years younger than me but in reality she's 3 years older than me just saying don't base what you think someone ages is because how they look.
She’s saying she’s 25 years old but she’s acting like she’s 10. She really doesn’t make sense especially since she said she doesn’t need treatment , she only said it to avoid jail time, then when she heard she was going to jail she said she needs treatment. No wonder they’re going to check her mental health … wonder what they’re gonna find ?
she basically said "ill do the treatment because i have to not because i want to, i just want to go home" is definitely one way to get the judge to put you right in jail with no more questions asked XD and then after that she LITERALLY told them she asked for treatment just to get out of jailtime...... not the smartest tool in the shed is she? lmfao
One of the most important pieces of advice in my life that I received when I became an adult was, "Just play the game, bro. That's all ya gotta do. Just play the game".
Although I know 3 people who chose to stay in prison instead of parole to probation because they'd have a shorter time in prison and didn't want to be on it and 1 said he'd not go on probation because he knows he'd fail and end up doing more time. At least he was honest with himself.
@@jcruz5050she just had to say the right things but she did the complete opposite you never say you don’t need treatment if you want to go in therapy you play the ex druggie that needs help
@@filthforceIf I had to guess…high probability she has ADHD and to people that have it boredom = de@th. People with ADHD do fine in jail, but those that can’t are one’s that can’t find anything at all in jail that can capture their interest. Kind of funny though, thats why 130 days to her sounds like a de@th sentence 😂. What makes me think she has it is her incoherent extreme nonsensical avoidance to it. Treatment is not the same although very similar for her so she thought she can talk her way to being free without having to do treatment, but the avoidance to treatment wasn’t as extreme once she heard the alternative “confinement.” 😂
I've seen this case before, but I was glad to have the opportunity to enjoy it again. It's wonderful to watch the defendant get caught up in her own deception.
It's hard for the judge to be sympathetic when it's obvious the defendant will say anything to get out. Meanwhile the public defender is tired of the nonsense, and just wants to bill the state for his wasted time.
My father used to get out of jail time by going to treatment, but he ran away from rehab because he realized he was better off in jail, because he could get the drugs he wanted in there 🤦♀️
She got 180 days because she’s guilty not because she told the truth. She got a bit because she thought she was smarter than everyone else in the room too.
Not necessarily. She probably figured it is easy to follow a program when she is inside but harder when she was on probation because the old temptation was still there. She's probably completed the program several times although it might help to understand her case if we had more context. It's like being in hospital. You have all the treatment available to you but when you leave hospital that help isn't immediately at hand and you have to get used to doing things for yourself again. It's possible she has been easily influenced by people her whole life and now she realises that it's time she took control of her own destiny. In-a-way, maybe that's what being in jail has taught her. Judges must have their heads squarely jammed up their own backsides if they think any addict who agrees to the program isn't doing so simply to reduce jail time.
If you are doing anything over 12 months, and you got the option to do state, or county time, do your time up state, it’s much better trust me. Your time goes much faster in state prison. County jails are horrible.
"I don't need a guide, I want to draw and make music. I like coffee again." Please let this sweet child go free! She is feeling herself and lil Stella got her groove back your honor! 🤣
I do. Most temples are decorated. Nothing to do with being an NPC. Some of the best art I’ve seen has been on a human body. I do loathe facial tattoos. Faces are decorated already.
She is showing she still hasn't grown up. Like too many people in society now days. She thinks she can do whatever she wants without changing herself, growing up or taking responsibility.
People say that everyone's getting stupider, but I think it's just that they're not maturing the way we all used to. We've got people in their twenties thirties 40s and beyond who do life like a 14-year-old
This girls parents did her dirty. She has zero common sense. She thinks she doesn’t have to do anything until she has no choice then to do what she is told. She is that girl that quits jobs because “… it wasn’t a good atmosphere” for me
G€n Z can't even answer a question intelligently, nowadays. She couldn't even give the judge a straight answer. "I wanna make music, I wanna car,I like coffee again" wtf...
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somtimes the truth can get you
Correct 💯💯
Also being broke as a joke with attorney lol couldn’t even muster a tear… she need it
She admits going to treatment 7 times and is 25 years old and "I don't need treatment, I know everything already." Oh my 😮
@@redrooster1908 telltale sign of a true addict. And I am an addict & I spewed the same garbage years ago once or twice before before I tried to finally give any program a shot. Straight Verbal Diarrhea
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She is 25 with the maturity of a 16 year old.
Her attorney is ready to tap out.
My kid at sixteen was never this stupid!
Public defender
Maybe 12 years old…
ive know thousands of 16 year olds more mature and smarter than her, in fact, change that to nine years olds are more mature and smarter, she is as dumb as a box of rocks
He already did!! Hes gone!!😂😂
This chick wins the award for actually talking her way straight to jail.
People need to learn anything you say is used against you and stop trying to tell the judge and prosecutor what you think they want to hear . Use the 5th and let your lawyer do the talking.
She needs it to get herself off of whatever she's on.
Oh, my husband could give her a run for the money. He used to grow weed in the attic and he was always showing it off. Someone stole it while he was at work. He came home drunk, when he saw that it was gone he called the state police and told them someone broke into his house and stole his guns and he knew who did it (he did know who did it, stealing his weed). When the cops got there he was drunk as a skunk. They looked around his place and his guns had fallen out of the closet. They looked around some more and found a leaf on the floor. They climb up into the attic and there was an entire grow room, minus the plants that had been stolen. They locked him up for 2 years. I moved away with my kids to another state, I didn't want them to know their father was dumb enough to call the cops and get himself arrested 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
@@Sandi-zh2wxwho
Oh, my God - this girl is an idiot. "I'm drinking a lot of water, . . . she has no idea what to do with the rest of her life!
Her lawyer blacked his screen so he could quiet scream. 🤣😂
quiet laugh
Or laugh.
That lawyer is shaking his head silently saying “please stop talking”
Sorry, no. PD Shemke (sp) is bored and hates his job. You should watch more of him. I am not anti public defenders, just him.
@@1gwyntayloe625 I was just messing around but that’s terrible to hear! Thank you for filling me in I will absolutely check him out.
@@1gwyntayloe625his eyes look their bugging out tho, ready to roll out of his head ….when she starts talking, then he’s gone ….😹. But I’ve never seen him before…..he was eager to come back tho ….I hear you !
@@1gwyntayloe625 I don't blame him when he has to deal with these losers who've gotten this far by gaming the system over and over. Having to deal with such stup*d people all day takes its toll on your enthusiasm.
The lawyer doesn't care if she goes to jail or not.
That judge just showed her the most love that girl has ever received, she just doesn’t know it yet.
She gonna get a lot of loving in jail
Casewojo that’s the most true statement I’ve seen here…
@jameswestover8403 that's why pur society has so much problems lol. Everythjng is go to jail and get violated regardless of the crime. Terrible system
@@jameswestover8403 YEA
Absolutely agree!!! I went through something similar. Got myself in trouble, mom bonded me out and she knew I wasn’t doing right while on bond bc ya know “ I know what’s best for me more than anyone else “ she ended up calling the bondsman on me so when I went to my next court date they were there waiting for me with the handcuffs. I did another 45 days and when I got out I got help for my issues and been thriving ever since! I’m telling ya extended jail time can really be a big reality check! She clearly was in need of it!
I tried to microwave my goldfish so it could learn French, but the bicycle stole all the spaghetti before the mailbox could vote.
Exactly, WhizzBang gets it!
Mayonnaise lemonade habanero smoothie 🥤
Yet another shining product of our educational system.
Exactly, that's what I'm saying. It's not that hard to understand when the ocean stands still and we're not seeing the horizon where the boats swim to the shore line. It's as simple as seeing the sun set at dawn but we're not acknowledging all the spaghetti before the mailbox could vote. And it's really a disappointment.
Anyway, what I'm trying to say is I understand your analogies and I am right there with you. I get it and I share your perspectives.
She is doing a perfect job talking herself into a sentence. She is probably saying everything her attorney told her not to say.
… women
@@djdeemz7651 Are the problem , to finish your sentence.
Lol right. That's what can happen with a public defender. With a real attorney she would have been coached. It's also why he cut her off. She kept digging herself a deeper and deeper hole. I couldn't believe the things she was saying, it was unbelievable. I know addicts are sometimes out of it, and say things that get themselves into trouble, but she's sober in jail, and it's beyond the drugs with her. She just has no idea what she's talking about and what's convincing at all. She just kept digging herself a deeper hole. She was unbelievably unconvincing, and sounded ridiculous given the circumstances.
You know treatment doesn’t really work, I kinda know how to work the system….youre here bc of drug charges….
This is the beauty of getting a public defender to represent you. When you pay nothing for your lawyer, you get exactly what you paid for.
"Your Honor drugs are just too expensive in jail. If I can get out and have access to cheaper drugs I really feel things will be better for me"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂 yea, she was high then..
Drug inflation must end!
she never said that
Sounds reasonable.
"I need housing..."
"OK, 138 days of free housing for you."
😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
She needed that reality check, far more than she knows.
Best thing for her.
I agree. She pretty much said to the judge she knew "how to work the system" with regard to treatment. How did she expect that to play out? Hopefully she gets smarter.
Absolutely, never heard anything like that b4
Plus her housing issue is solved for 138 days
Reality check! Nobody should be in jail for drugs.
@@Mac-po1sr I'll give you that, if you'll give us "Nobody has the right to be a drain on society because of their addiction".
She was offered help but refused it because she thought she knew how to game the system, then she tried to skate by and begged for it when the judge called her out on that.
She taking advice from the other inmates , that’s her problem
facts, and even at that shes not doing a very good job.... guarantee her celly told her "ask for treatment and you wont have to do jail time" and she thinks she can actually say those exact words to the judge XD "yea i just want treatment so i dont have to do jailtime" X'D her celly shouldve spelled it out for her a bit more huh? X'D
@@drizzdrazzCelly probably wants her back in there... She'd be easy to manipulate to do other things...
Facts.
Not honesty shes just stupid
@@drizzdrazz Yeah, she's really clueless. I thought she would have a bit more intelligence. Considering she's an addict I feel like she would have known more about the situation. Common sense alone should tell her that was saying all the wrong things to the judge. She talked herself into the worst possible sentence. Her celly probably thought she would have more of a clue than that. I can totally see the situation going down how you said it though, lol.
i HATE working with people who take treatment to avoid jail time. Typically a waste of a spot for someone who really wants help.
"I don't think I personally need treatment", said every Addict at one point in their life!
Been there!
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and therein lies the problem, cool your heels in jail for 130 days or more and come back. She needs a dose of reality
Been there
@mattmaxon7783 that's actually the perfect amount of time to get truly clean as well, 2 months is not enough for most people
I had a court appointed attorney and he got me out of a 20 to life sentence for a crime I didn't do ... thank God he fought for me
yes thank God
I'd thank the attorney not so much god but, sure.
@alanbrito7322 you never know how God will look after you if you ask. You know Death/Joss/23&1 is a Christian right?
Most of them wont fight for you, so i can see why he thanks god his fought for him because he probably felt really lucky and religious people feel blessed when they feel lucky. Nothing wrong with his comment. Him thanking god has less to do with actually thanking god and more to do with how hopeless public pretenders are
@@alanbrito7322why not both
She's privileged as hell. Even the way she speaks to the judge. Keep talking girl...
Where did you come off she’s privileged? Additionally, she’s not being rude to the judge. Just stupidly honest.
@@Genesis38T She's not being honest. She only decided she needed treatment after the judge read her verdict. One does not answer a judge "yes/no." That is disrespectful. Do your kids respond to authority this way? Even her lawyer had to roll his eyes.
@@tramp2827 bring honest was her telling the judge that the reason she said she wanted treatment was to avoid jail and get back on the streets quicker. It’s true she likely needed treatment but her ego was too big to admit it like many addicts. Even when she said she wanted treatment after the judge decided jail, it was too late. She’ll be back in front of the judge again on another violation. As for the way she spoke to the judge, yes/no are appropriate responses to answers. Yah/naw are inappropriate and disrespectful. The reaction of her attorney was based off her continuing to talk herself into jail and not shut up. As the saying goes, you can’t talk yourself out of going to jail but you can talk yourself into going. Back to the question, what makes you think she’s privileged? She VOP, caught new charge, was sentenced to jail just like any other person should have been.
@@Genesis38T Maybe talking to judge that way is ok in the USA, and that would explain why the country is in that condition. No respect for anyone. My side of the world you would be corrected instantly. Being honest would be telling the judge up front that you will take treatment if probation is not allowed. Again, if this is the American version of honesty, it is very strange.
@@tramp2827 pretty sure how we say yes/no to authority figures have nothing to do with why US is the way it is. It’s the most basic, polite way to respond to one’s question that requires a yes/no. You still aren’t explaining what makes her privileged. She’s not getting any type of special treatment over others for what she’s there for. Last, her lawyer requested treatment and when the judge asked if that’s what she wanted, she said yea but she doesn’t really need it. She just wanted it to avoid jail. Why waste the courts time and a spot at a rehab for someone who simply said they didn’t need it. She would have gotten the treatment had she just been dishonest and said ‘yes, she wanted it’. Instead, being honest backfired here and earned her a vacation in jail. Just so you’re aware, she still would have had probation regardless. The treatment was just an option to avoid jail. She continues probation after released from either one.
25 and looks 14.
She's been skating for a decade, and has been given ten chances for every actual arrest.That's where the entitlement comes from.
And acts 12!
And it seems that she is immature, and has been accused of victimless 'crimes', so a spell in prison is the obvious answer to secure a positive outcome (that's sarcasm btw). Signs of a corrupt, incompetent, and broken legal system.
@@cnocspeireag WRONG! She was already given PROBATION, and failed to live up to her end of it. It's called BEING HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR YOU ACTIONS!!! She is 25, AN ADULT!!!
Believing they shouldn't be held accountable just because their crime is "victimless" is a cowardly excuse to dodge the consequences they rightfully deserve.
@@cnocspeireag ya thankfully you aren't the judge or responsible for justice in this country. I bet 100% you vote far left though.
@@cnocspeireag
She is used to getting her way by manipulation. This time it didn't work. The jail time will actually be good for her. The treatment wasn't going to work. I've been there. I was an addict. Jail is something that made me get my sh!t together.
Yes Jail for some months can do wonders!
I'll bet she's been manipulating guys for years
Yep big time some people need to be jailed to learn
IS she?? She doesn't seem slick enough to manipulate many people.
I've only taken Norco for a month after a knee operation and after I stopped, omg the feeling I had for 2 weeks was insane. I imagine someone having the strength to kick a long time habit and I think that may be the strongest person ever.
This is pure comedy. I'm in tears already by the time she bragged about knowing how to 'work the program'. Good stuff!
She clearly doesn't know how to work the legal system, though. 😂
But I mean, she could save the state a fortune, with her cutting-edge self-treatment ideas for addicts. Who knew that just drinking water cured major addiction issues?! It was that simple all along, apparently 🤦♀️
Treatment doesn't work for the most part 🤷
She actually said, "I know how to work the system," to the Judge...?! Right after that, her Lawyer shuts her down! 😂🤣 You can see the anger and disbelief on his face.
She can’t do 130 days? Why not? No job no life no addiction? Sounds like a lovely break for her parents!
And honestly prob nice for her. A break from responsibility and time to find who u are.
No addiction? In most cases there’s more drugs in jail/prison than there is in the streets lol
@@AiColonel according to her..
She's 25.
@@AiColonel Maybe in certain parts of the jail or in certain areas, but it's very common to have no drugs in your part of the jail. From what I understand they're like so much more expensive as well. There's a reason many get clean in jail. Most are forced to stay clean.
She not only talked her way to jail, she did it with a smile on her face
That should have been 'a VACANT smile on her face'. Maybe, by the end, the vacancy will be gone.
Her smiling pleading her case went away REAL QUICK after finding out she's doing 130 days. 🤣
She is playing the 'cute little girl who should be let off', but at 25 she should be an adult.
@@tomhaskett5161she has that insufferable resting middle school face
4 months of jail food is like getting the death penalty. Unless she gets money on her books, I would take the treatment
@johnyv1938 Woah, stop. That's a massive exagerration. 4 months of jail food is not even remotely comparable to getting the D.P., not even for someone young who hasn't done time yet.
I did 10 years in Maximum Security starting when I was a 19 year old girl, for 1 degree homicide. I actually faced the D.P. briefly, but they decided not to pursue very quickly when all the history between my father (who was my "victim" in the case) and me/ my family came out. Thankfully, everything he did to us was Mitigating enough to reduce my sentence to 10 years, despite me using a metal bat for the deed.
Trust me, even those couple weeks I WAS facing the D.P. were like no other fear on Earth. Then, as soon as I began my sentence, I got diagnosed with Stage 3 Heart Cancer, and wasn't expected to beat it. Took 2 years, and a miraculous recovery, but I did.
I say all this to say, I've faced never coming home from prison in multiple ways. You cannot compare JAIL time, or Jail food, to that. The food is absolutely horrible, and bad for your health, but it isn't a D.P., especially not for 4 months. That 130 days will be over before she can blink, and she'll wonder how it felt so long in the first place. She asked for it, anyways.
She probably looked forward to the strip search
Pro tip: if you’re going to say “I need treatment” don’t follow up by saying “I don’t think I need treatment”.
Look Ran im mowin the air!
She an activist in training. Can't miss those crucial hours.
You need to be a healthier weight.
“I been drinking a lot of water” 😂😂🤦♀️
I love coffee again 🤣🤣🙄
She was talkin to the judge like she was her hippie friend or somethin 😂 "besides a real job I just wanna draw and make music" "I like coffee again" "I've been drinkin a lot of water" 🤣 who the fuck talks to a judge like that?
Lmao deadass
Worse than that her dumbass legit looked the judge in the face and told her that she "knew how to game the system" 🤣🤣🤡
Someone who doesn't take things seriously or understand the consequences of their actions.
crazy ass tweaker skank
Prolly someone whos #1 goal is to get high.
She got 180 days of treatment. Mission accomplished !!!
Deadass? I mean it's 20+ extra days but not in jail so it's still a win.. but I gotta kn if this is factual😂😂
Just 25 years old, and already a 7-time veteran of the treatment industry. That's the sort of customer they love, at taxpayers' expense.
She's 25...? she looks more like a 15-year-old. maybe 6 months in slam will bring her of age...
😂
Looks 25 to me , then again I'm told look really young for my age
I thought sue was 14. Thought I saw her age some where
She looks her age
In more ways than one...
Your videos have helped me change my life josh. Im clean. Im cancer free finally. Im not in prison. I managed to get the best welding job ive ever had. Thanks dude
Good for you mate!
how did you get into welding?
Love this!
Keep going hard bro
Great work man. Life is too short.
Hell yeah!
How can a person live for a quarter of a century and still be this clueless?
that is what drugs do for you. They destroy your brain and keep you clueless. Another wasted human being who buys the lie of deception.
ermm. . . .Drugs ?
@helveticaification nah it's intelligence. If you don't have much to start with you don't have much you can lose to drugs
Easy: drugged-up parents.
The smirk went to a frown , real quick 😂😂
She's done 15 days them 4-5 months sounds like years to her 😂😂
With how high she is itll feel like years lol
At 25 I owned my first business, I worked for it, I did struggle with subs abuse. But I came out on top one day at the time, I still owned my Bisses, I am not rich but I am happy, I am now 55.
And that's what is called "BEING HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR YOUR ACTIONS"!
Welcome to LIFE, kiddo!
Trump still needs to be held accountable.
@@ankhpom9296 LMAO! Accountable for what? The bogus "felony" charges cooked up by the left in a pathetic witch hunt to destroy their biggest threat? If anyone should be held accountable, it’s THEM. And Kamala? She should be JAILED for her complete and utter FAILURE at managing the border for the last three years.
For running against Biden?
Did 30 minutes of time out in 8th grade back in '89...straightened me right out.
😂😂😂
Gold 😂
lmao took me 3 months as an inmate - not to get "straightened out" but to realize how wonderful freedom truly is. I got railroaded on my charge it was BS but it made me take control of my life.
Schools and parents probably aren’t allowed to impose that kind of discipline anymore. This is the result.
@@commiecomrade2644
Some time's it's just what you need to get your priorities in order.
Some people never learn unfortunately.
That attorney will use her as a story around the water cooler for a long time! She’s priceless. The judge wondered if she’s getting plunked!
Nah she wasn't telling the truth she was just trying to bs her way back onto regular probation w/out having to do xtra treatment
25? Acts like a 13 year old..what the hell is wrong with people today?
If it makes you feel any better this wasn't from today. This video is from years ago
Lol generations dumbed down with fluoride, TV,Hollyweird, shit food..hey presto,the Age of Retardation 😂😂
@@astronomicalreason9807 That won't change her age at the time of filming.
@@astronomicalreason9807what has that got to do with the price of peaches
Gen X parenting at its finest
Her court appointed attorney tried to save her, repeatedly i might add.
1. When he requested time served be counted and that she go to a treatment program instead of back to jail.
Which she promptly pissed all over by saying she didn't need treatment.
2. When she went on about how she knows how to "work the system" he tried to save her yet again by cutting in
3. When the judge gave her ruling she started running her mouth yet again he did his best to save her from getting an ADDITIONAL 100 days via contempt of court. The ruling was already handed down. Yet she just keeps running her mouth asking that the ruling be changed.
4. Asking for a mental health evaluation "at a later date", might MAYBE be with another judge. Cuz she just ruined her chances of EVER getting leniency with this judge!
You complain about her lawyer. Her lawyer is the only thing keeping her from doubling her sentence
Judge: "I see here you've been drinking a lot of water! All Charges dropped! Youre free to go!! Bailiff release this victim!!"
There is no such thing as bailiff release the victim. You go back to jail until you are processed out. It could take days.
^really really really slow person here everyone. Should we give them the comedy ramp to get up?
@@RisingTidesAC wrong OJ got to go home after not guilty
@@RisingTidesAC But...but, she drank _Water?!?!_
@@NearlyH3adlessNick I forgot
This reminds me of a sentencing scene in a movie where the defendant cries to the judge, "Twenty years? I can't do twenty years!" The judge replies, "Just do what you can, son."
I thought the same thing.
In the movie "Jersey Boys", Frankie Valli is facing prison time. His friends and lawyer ask for leniency because he is the headliner for a new music group and is "really really good". The judge replies, "He will be even better next year when he gets out".
She's acting like she's been grounded and trying to bargain her way out of it. Too bad that's not mommy!
Court:"You have to do these courses to get out of jail"....
Crim:"Yeahhhh, nahhhh, I dont need it but sure, why not..." 😂😂😂
No lawyer wants to defend a client that can’t do the most simplest of things to stay out of jail while already being given the privilege of probation. It’s also difficult to defend a client that can’t perform like an adult when questioned by prosecutors and the judge. 25 yet she’s behaving like a 13 year old.
It did seem she was at best 16 yrs old. I can’t believe 25, but therefore the grace of God go I.
What an airhead
I was homeless and addicted for a decade and the constant warrants. jail, warrants, jail was one of the things that raised my bottom and got me off of the street. The Judge not only did this woman a favor, but she may have saved her life. Literally!
Oh wow. Maturity is stunted by using, in her case, imo. She's 25 but acts 12 years old😮
I agree that going out there to "have fun" breaking probation rules is her goal.
She looks 12. I clicked the video cuz I thought it was a 12 year old getting life sentence lol
Don't judge people based on their appearance there was this one girl at my school when I was in high school at first glance she looks like she's about 15 but she's actually a senior at age 18 a year older than me the reason for it was her height I got a family member who is short is pretty thin she was mistaken for being like 5 years younger than me but in reality she's 3 years older than me just saying don't base what you think someone ages is because how they look.
@@zeprince1796 when it's only a picture you're seeing, that's all the info you have to work with to start out.
Acts 12. Her actions@@zeprince1796
You are right, drug use stunts mental and emotional growth. Chich prob started using at about 14 yrs of age.
I was facing 52 years at 18 years old my pd got me drug court and I straightened my ass up and graduated saved my ass. She needed a reality check 100%
Glad you made it , God bless you
She’s saying she’s 25 years old but she’s acting like she’s 10. She really doesn’t make sense especially since she said she doesn’t need treatment , she only said it to avoid jail time, then when she heard she was going to jail she said she needs treatment. No wonder they’re going to check her mental health … wonder what they’re gonna find ?
They will find absolutely nothing. Nobody home.
When the judge takes his or her glasses off,you know your In for it.
She definitely has 5 kids with 23 baby daddies
Shit I’ll be 24
I would be the 25th but this bimbo is the type you unload on her face just because of how annoying she is
@@Cyd98you can do better trust me
she doesnt even need a lawyer or a judge..... she can just sentence herself to her own punishment
she basically said "ill do the treatment because i have to not because i want to, i just want to go home" is definitely one way to get the judge to put you right in jail with no more questions asked XD and then after that she LITERALLY told them she asked for treatment just to get out of jailtime...... not the smartest tool in the shed is she? lmfao
One of the most important pieces of advice in my life that I received when I became an adult was, "Just play the game, bro. That's all ya gotta do. Just play the game".
People don't understand the gift theyve been given by getting probation.
Some POs make it feel like a trap so I ended up doing time rather than play their game
Although I know 3 people who chose to stay in prison instead of parole to probation because they'd have a shorter time in prison and didn't want to be on it and 1 said he'd not go on probation because he knows he'd fail and end up doing more time. At least he was honest with himself.
It's only a gift if your record is expunged after completion
This girl has nothing healthy going in her life anyway. It's not like she is missing out on something important.
No its not a gift at all
All that lawyer Is doing is trying to take the shovel out of her mouth
Nah yur attorney only rushes thru like that if he's certain yur gonna get the judgement u wanted, it was like he didn't give a sh*t
@@jcruz5050she just had to say the right things but she did the complete opposite you never say you don’t need treatment if you want to go in therapy you play the ex druggie that needs help
True story. When the defendant said, "I can't do 30 days." The Judge said, "Just do the best you can."
Defendant: I can't do 130 days in jail
Judge: you going to learn today
it's funny too that 130 days seems like so much to her. i'd go do 130 days just to flex on her. well, not that far, but still, it isnt anything
@@filthforceIf I had to guess…high probability she has ADHD and to people that have it boredom = de@th. People with ADHD do fine in jail, but those that can’t are one’s that can’t find anything at all in jail that can capture their interest. Kind of funny though, thats why 130 days to her sounds like a de@th sentence 😂. What makes me think she has it is her incoherent extreme nonsensical avoidance to it. Treatment is not the same although very similar for her so she thought she can talk her way to being free without having to do treatment, but the avoidance to treatment wasn’t as extreme once she heard the alternative “confinement.” 😂
She really told the judge “ I don’t think i need treatment” we know you don’t wanna get clean but you gotta lie to the judge haha
This video has got to be the MOST SATISFYING video I’ve seen in a looooooooong time. YAHHHOOOO!!! 😂😂
If "strung-out" was a person
😂😂😂😂😂
I've seen this case before, but I was glad to have the opportunity to enjoy it again. It's wonderful to watch the defendant get caught up in her own deception.
You hit it right on the head, trying to save face. You definitely gave me my "AHA" moment today. Appreciate you!
I was a Probation Officer for 15 years, I heard the same garbage MANY times. Love to see their expressions when they realize THEY ARE GOING TO JAIL!!
no you werent , stop lying online for clout
Can you sense when someone is not guilty?
@@weltschmerz333 excuse me, you don’t know me do not assume you do.
@@Sar-ahG not my job. What I did was bring them back court when did not do what the judge ordered.
@@rohnkd4hct260we’re any of them crazy mad and you thought you might’ve gotten hurt?
She likes coffee again?
Only 130 days & she's in a panic? 🤣🤣🤣 I don't know how some people make it in life these days...
"Is there any way i could do treatment??" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It saddens my heart to see this so bad, this is just the beginning of a long tragic journey for this young lady. Sad.
WTF!!! This is the first video I’ve seen from you! I laughed my ass off. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's hard for the judge to be sympathetic when it's obvious the defendant will say anything to get out. Meanwhile the public defender is tired of the nonsense, and just wants to bill the state for his wasted time.
My father used to get out of jail time by going to treatment, but he ran away from rehab because he realized he was better off in jail, because he could get the drugs he wanted in there 🤦♀️
😂😂😂😂 I love your play by play commentary, absolutely hilarious!
when stupidity is, in fact, a crime... my goodness.
Right? Just PLAIN DUMB! She said “ I know how work the system” Wtf?! Did she just say that out loud??!!???
She got 180 days because she’s guilty not because she told the truth. She got a bit because she thought she was smarter than everyone else in the room too.
Not necessarily. She probably figured it is easy to follow a program when she is inside but harder when she was on probation because the old temptation was still there. She's probably completed the program several times although it might help to understand her case if we had more context. It's like being in hospital. You have all the treatment available to you but when you leave hospital that help isn't immediately at hand and you have to get used to doing things for yourself again. It's possible she has been easily influenced by people her whole life and now she realises that it's time she took control of her own destiny. In-a-way, maybe that's what being in jail has taught her.
Judges must have their heads squarely jammed up their own backsides if they think any addict who agrees to the program isn't doing so simply to reduce jail time.
A wise man once said, "Don't do the crime if you can't do the time."
A wise woman you mean
Sammy Davis Jr, no no don't do it
@@Interactingwithlunatics A myth.
Why would anyone allow this girl to speak in court? She should be locked up for life based on this stupidity.
Locked up for life? What are you some kind of nutcase?
Her lawyer did a poor job not coaching her on what to say and what NOT to say.
@@brooceleroy79 are you?
She was pleading guilty to probation violation. Speaking in court became a requirement.
Why did the Judge give her jail time? She clearly stated she likes coffee again!!!!! I think she has fried any brain cells she has left!!
That girl is petrified of a county jail. She should be thankful it ain't prison 😂
Especially in Michigan. However, Wayne County's Jail and Punishment Center is pretty hellish, too.
If you are doing anything over 12 months, and you got the option to do state, or county time, do your time up state, it’s much better trust me. Your time goes much faster in state prison. County jails are horrible.
"I don't need a guide, I want to draw and make music. I like coffee again." Please let this sweet child go free! She is feeling herself and lil Stella got her groove back your honor! 🤣
cant she do most that in jail? infact from old jail art albums i seen thats ofton where peaople learn to draw woman (male prisonors)
the poor lawyer lmao
Nearly spat my teeth out when she asked for treatment, right after ol death called it....engulfed 😅 best channel on the tube
"Mam i need treatment to look good and get out of jail!"
oh no is that accountability..... cannot make this stuff up.
That public defender is awesome. Hahahaha
She's 25 but sounds like a 12 year old.
And has the maturity level of a 12 year old. 🤦♀️
She sounds like a middle schooler who lied about beating someone up tryna say she didn't
This girl has been working the system so long that she never really had to face reality.
She thought she was facing treatment or freedom. Not treatment or jail!
I know, it’s wild!! 😂
Jail time is a good way to finish out your probation if you really aren't serious about things.
I just don't understand why people get tattooed all over.
Midwits and NPCs
I do. Most temples are decorated. Nothing to do with being an NPC. Some of the best art I’ve seen has been on a human body. I do loathe facial tattoos. Faces are decorated already.
Definitely don't lie to a judge, but NEVER volunteer information that isn't being asked of you.
Leave the lying to paid professionals.
She is showing she still hasn't grown up. Like too many people in society now days. She thinks she can do whatever she wants without changing herself, growing up or taking responsibility.
People say that everyone's getting stupider, but I think it's just that they're not maturing the way we all used to. We've got people in their twenties thirties 40s and beyond who do life like a 14-year-old
This judge is a boss! She is not playing with these folks!
That judge Rambo and that defendant drew first blood 😂😂😂
This girls parents did her dirty. She has zero common sense. She thinks she doesn’t have to do anything until she has no choice then to do what she is told.
She is that girl that quits jobs because “… it wasn’t a good atmosphere” for me
Lmao “i just really didn’t vibe with them”
Bitch, how you gonna put gas in your car?????
😂😂😂😂😂😂. Atmosphere. U got me😂😂😂😂
Or 0.1 IQ.
@@Isaiah-h1j repeated shocks can be a catalyst to coax common sense out from the unconscious mind
@@Isaiah-h1j no, common sense is learned.
Realistically the judge should order her to treatment after the 168 days. It does work, but you need jail first when you've reached her point.
"If you can't do the time, Don't do the crime" ~ Detective Tony Baretta
That lawyers eyes look like they’ve going to roll out of his head ….😂
I am so impressed by her raw honesty
G€n Z can't even answer a question intelligently, nowadays. She couldn't even give the judge a straight answer. "I wanna make music, I wanna car,I like coffee again" wtf...
130 days she cant do it. LOL
From experience I can't do more than about 100 days a stretch or I run the risk of snapping and getting a real sentence lol
she get a lot of loving support from quite a few gurlz inside
I'll sit 130 ready the harry potter books lmao wym