That man who is a poster child for so many of Albuquerque’s problems was back in court Wednesday, begging for another last chance. - Source: krqe.com/2017/0...
Exactly dope fiends method of operation.rob and steal but when gets caught real quick to say im sorry feeling entitled for a 3rd or 4th chance.6 plus years is a pretty stiff sentence but with good behavior which he clearly does not know hiw to do hell be out in 6yrs or so.💩😮🦍
That's just what I said in the comment I wrote elsewhere in this video page just now, as follows: "A guy who is trying to make a good impression to the judge should be prepared for his worst reply. He only ended up making a fool of himself, as criminals always do; f*** him in the same way he puts his curse on the judge."
@@SirManfly Doug Kelly --- you say he's not remorseful and doesn't want to change his life --- isn't that what I implied in a previous comment? Just like I said, he made a real fool of himself no matter whether or not he really didn't want to change.
I'm a former State Corrections Officer. Saw the video. This inmate reminds me of so many I observed and supervised in prison. Cold criminal with no remorse and a hateful attitude. Hope the judge holds him in contempt and issues him another year in prison.
@@Bewefau a politician is a spokes person for other people not for just his or herself, nobody should need to write down there own thoughts if they are sincere, especially such a short verbal sentence as this. Surely he is not that stupid that he can't remember how he sincerely feels, unless he is not telling the truth.
This is exactly why people who whine about jail needing to be about rehabilitation are wrong. You cannot change someone who does not want to change. Most of these people have made the conscious decision to break the rules and be a detriment to society, they think they are too good to work a real job like everybody else. Let them rot. Participating in society is a privilege, not a right.
@UCr17uw9bRzy7df_d_erwK7g yea it's also hard for them to change when you pile up bullshit charges on them why the fuck would they wanna change when people are struggling to find homes and jobs due to stupid charges from mistakes years before so how the fuck u expect people to live not being able to get a good job or a proper home?
@@harambesenpai5190 tell me I wanna hear what YOU would do knowing you can't get a job anywhere cause of some bull shit mistake you made years in the past so now u need eat/SURVIVAL so tell me what u gonna do? Sit like a bum tryna get hand outs or you gonna go get what's yours ......or u can sit there and starv cause this the real world lil boy
@@maxwels2553 so if you make a conscious decision to break the law knowing full well that you could end up in prison at age 16, you are proposing that after the age of 20 you should get a clean slate? I can agree with this only under one condition. That is if you get caught a 2nd and 3rd and 4th time you are exempt from this 2nd Chance. Everyone in society knows what the consequences of crimes against society are, children as young as 5 years old understand that they will suffer consequences for being a bad child. If you are then shocked that you get a felony charge for holding drugs, stolen property, driving under the influence and such you are likely not being honest, and trying to game the system. This is when society gets to label you a career criminal and you need to suffer the consequences for your actions. Millions of people work regular jobs and they succeed in life, they do this by living in society not above it or against it. Be a human being and you will 99% of the time be treated the same, act like a thug and get treated like a thug. Do the crime do the time. Children need to be taught to be proactive about their lives, things like don’t hang out with criminals, and they will not be seen as criminals. The biggest advice about how to succeed in America are simple. Don’t do drugs Don’t get pregnant or get someone pregnant before marriage. Do finish high school. These simple rules will almost guarantee that you will have a better life than your parents. I also think that parents need to be held accountable for bad children, because 99% of the time children’s parents are the biggest influence up till age 12. Raise a human being and then guide them into adulthood. Or Don’t have children.
I can be real nice if you do what I want. What a loser. He needs more time to work on his attitude. Convinced he is the smartest one in the room even though proved not to be the case over and over
EXACTLY! And I disagree with the judicial system here In so many cases. I just read about a man who beat a 3 year old so bad the kid is blind for life and all he got was 11 years!!! How does that make a lick of sense!?
I think part of the problem is that there is no unified consensus on whether or not these people are being punished for their crimes or rehabilitated. If the law made that distinction, I think that would make sentencing guidelines a little more clear. If the goal is rehabilitation, excluding someone from society for a long period of time is bad idea. However, if the objective is to punish someone for the crimes they committed, leniency should be off the table. Without the law making that distinction, these two ideologies are selectively enforced. That’s why there is so much inconsistency. This guy here got 6 years, but in the next town over he might have gotten 20. Our justice system really is a clown show in a lot of ways.
Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a criminal justice system where the term "career criminal" was never used because these sub-humans would be sentenced to life without parole after a couple of felony convictions? In this case the sub-human repeatedly violated the terms of his probation including smuggling drugs into rehab. The sub-human could have gotten a 10 year sentence but the squishy judge gave it only 6.5 years. It, will no doubt, be released from prison before the 6.5 years. The current criminal injustice system is an almost complete failure because it is based upon rehabilitation. Here are the latest statistics -- "The U.S. releases over 7 million people from jail and more than 600,000 people from prison each year. However, recidivism is common. Within 3 years of their release, 2 out of 3 people are rearrested and more than 50% are incarcerated again." The system will remain a failure as long as it fails to recognize that the primary goal is protection of the innocent (i.e. safe streets) achieved by long term incarceration of the criminal sub-humans.
It's time to have a death sentence for lots of different crimes we've got plenty of people we need the good people people that are on the path like this we might as well just execute them now and save a good person from getting killed murdered later
@Tyrone Koumoundouros i know more about that than you think. I'm just a crappy Christian. Seen too many repeat offenders. Study psychology, politics, ethics, case law, and multiple avenues of criminal justice.
Michael Collins There’s literally an entire political party that believes that. It’s one of their core values, not everyone shares your republican believes
Actually, hear me out now... Let's give him one more final last chance. Its obviously worked out so well. Maybe he'll kill someone doped up on bath salts or some shit.
He can barely read that note his lawyer wrote for him to say. Just a loser who screws everyone he can over so he dont have to work an honest job a day in his life. Prison is good for him. Hes isolated from the public which he loves to victimize
Can you cite your statement with anything axiomatic? You're talking about Lambroso-style criminology. There is a science behind the way people look, but are you talking about his personal countenance or mannerisms that are consistent with guilt?
@@sicwidit21 You see, that's a strawman. I never said he was innocent. You did. I can tell there's no talking respectfully to you, so have fun working all day tomorrow for someone else while I relax and give orders. Go study some psychology too, man. 🙂 Also, it's "you're."
Judges like this shouldn't be on the bench. I'm beyond sick and tired of plea deals, dismissing charges, lenient sentences, concurrent sentences, etc. This guy will NEVER change and the fact that he probably won't even serve the 6 years never mind that he will be out again regardless, is incomprehensible. He's been given way too many chances to change and hasn't. If you commit a crime then you must face the consequences. Prosecutors need to stop lowering charges, dismissing charges, and making plea offers. Protect the innocent, not the criminals.
Why because she’s not giving him what you think he should be given. If you feel that way then 99% of judges shouldn’t be on the bench. 🙄 you think there’s justice in this world😂😂😂right🙄
Nobody is beyond rehabilitation but this guy has to be committed to changing his life and that includes getting professional help if needed. It's all on him.
I work in security, have worked both in corrections and psychiatric care security. Nothing makes me more uncomfortable than the way this guy moves. A co-worker once described this behavior as being like a cat looking at a bird it wants to eat, like he's gauging size and distance for an imminent attack. The sociopaths who do this kind of thing are career criminals, have spent a lot of time attacking and deceiving people, and can practically see into your soul by looking at just your body language. If you're kind, they will pretend to be your friend or intimidate you to get advantage. If you're insecure, they'll instigate you so they have an excuse to use later if caught for hurting you. If you're professional and not in control of them, they'll dispense with guile and go immediately into fight or flight; if you are in control of them, they trade off between impotent rage, or whining and crying like a little bitch. If they get free, they will absolutely attempt to harm you and others opportunistically and without purpose, lashing out to reassert their perception of control. Once saw a fvckstick like this gutcheck a nurse and clothesline a 75 year old, crippling her. He did it while fleeing; neither woman posed a threat or in his way, they were just nearby as he ran. As soon as we had hands on him again, he started crying and whimpering that he didn't do anything wrong. As soon as we had him in cuffs, he went straight into screaming in rage. He was less like a human, and more like a wild animal with the ability to speak.
There's a ton of great research (naturally, Google-censored) you can find at your local library on how "the human animal" was tamed through centuries of public punishment displays. Guys like this should be drawn and quartered on national television once a week. A lot fewer old ladies would get clotheslined and a lot less of our tax dollars would go on feeding pieces of rabid dog shit, like this one.
@@respectedlocalgentleman7108 sadam used to have them shot and the bill for the bullet sent to the family. if they didn't pay they had problems. best way to deal with this by far!
“Originally not sentenced to prison time, but he failed his drug tests and did not complete his mandatory community service” Some people can’t be helped smh
Clearly a sociopath. They never learn & they'll never change. Huge sense of entitlement, no empathy, takes advantage of others. Going to prison is just an annoyance for him.
Cause everyone is calling everything racist. I guess they don't wanna be called racist. And he caught a break. To many. Drug rehab, community service and probation. Fuck em
No way, only end up costing hard working tax payers more money. Temporary jail only long enough to get gallows ready than hang at sunrise or sunset which ever us earlier. The country has more pressing problems than to deal with criminals as if they are going to change. He has cost society way more than he will ever be able to repay. Since he is a drug user he cannot be an organ donor upon execution of sentence so he is basically useless. The sooner he is gone the better off we will be as a society.
maddad621 if that's how society worked you would be very easy to frame for a crime and be disposed of. No questions asked. Think before you respond to an issue.
I just am in awe that judges can still give breaks to career criminals....I know they think they are rehabilitating the person but some u can't...and as soon as he gets out he could come after all these people just for the fun of it...sone never change...
He confirmed the judge’s decision by his reaction. Went immediately back to his true character. There is NO WAY that he’s ever going to change after all those numerous 2nd chances. In 6 1/2 years he’ll probably be out stealing cars again.
@@kameeI Do you think that it will take that long? As soon as he is released, he will probably try to break into a corrections officer's car in the prison parking lot. You know the expression "Make hay while the sun shines".
tyzaparu this is a CLASSIC case of .. if ya can't do the time, then don't do te crime. Don't know what he's bitching anyway.. 6 n 1/2 for all those charges!! He got a result there
Just another example of somebody who does absolutely everything wrong, refuses to cooperate and shows no remorse, yet wants chance after chance. Stop giving idiots like this breaks. They do not, and will not change. Put them to work in the pen where they can do something useful. He will be back in the system in 7 years anyway
30+ years as a LEO, showed me that everyone gets a chance, however, there are people who are no good, have never been any good, and will never be any good, and society will be better off with out them, due the the cost, time, and grief they will continue to cause people their entire life.. Sad yet true.
TRANSLATION: 'Cap thru the forehead... and it's 'lights out' dickweed! (PS: Something a lot of career criminals deserve, something about 75% of career politicians deserve)
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Looks like he's totally able to hold down a job, work well with others, take constructive criticism from a supervisor, serve his community, and process his emotions maturely. A plus human being.
He belongs in a cell for the rest of his life. Not to punish him, (Punishment is a teaching tool.) he belongs in prison to keep him away from us. That applies to all of them.
DAN LAROCA that's what she should have done when he started cursing her out. Then given him that additional year for contempt. "Oh please, just give me this 4th last final, final, final, I really mean it this time, final chance to prove to the court I'll be back again soon."
To Catch A Copycat exactly, but after his true colors came out, she could tack on more time for every curse word he spewed as contempt & there's nothing his lawyers could've done about it either. Seeing upstanding people like this just makes you feel all warm inside about humanity....🙄
Why isn't he "under the jail"? 😠 I'm sick and tired of these jerks getting a "2nd chance". He's never going to stop being a criminal and someday he's going to kill an innocent person. Life in prison is what he deserved 😠
Sean Riley Obvisoulsy you having not come home to arobbed house or seen a relative disintegrate from drugs. You have no care for the victims of this career criminal.
Yes! Why didn’t he just use his own words, a lot of criminals say the same thing and think it’ll make the judge give them a break and when it doesn’t work, they get angry or cry and then cuss out the judge or fight the people around them. Crazy. 🤷🏻♀️
These Judges are so concerned about PC instead of giving this miscreant, evil person what he deserved. I'm 76 years old and so sick of our failed justice system.
So glad Obiden-Harris is importing millions just like him. That's how you make a great society. Fill it with people as evil as its leaders. Democratopia is just right around the corner.
After he ran his mouth she should have called him back.. And said sir after further consideration and because of your respect for the court.. I'm going to amend your sentence from 6 1/2 years to the maximum..
The guy's a pos but you can't people pretty much life sentences for car thefts. He will probably get another crack at life plus sometimes these guys cool off after years in prison, get older and start becoming productive members of society.
I'm sure the irony of loosing his temper when he doesn't get his way is lost on him but he just demonstrated exactly why he should not receive leniency.
losing* not loosing Please learn the difference. I'm not trying to be rude, but I just hate typo. It's the same thing with people who don't know the difference between you're and your.
Give him a life sentence , he loves to break in people's vehicles, he was just trying to say something sweet and sincere to get on the judges good side, when it didn't work, he's true colors came out
When you continue to tell a child “Don’t do this or else!” If there’s no punishment that follows when the child does it again, the child begins to realize that “or else” has no meaning.
@@Sool101 Bullshit! Punishment is the consequence for violating rules. At the same time, the punishments must exceed the transgression. Otherwise you're just wasting your time with ineffectual punishments.
@@lennychorn147 I understand, it must be hard living in a rural mountain range somewhere far away where culture has been at a complete stand still for the last 2 centuries at least. Good luck to you caveman.
You see that with street people, convicts, low end society types; you have to act or speak to them a certain way. 🙄. They dont listen or communicate then they lash out. This is why so many corrections, security & sworn LE officers now have DV systems, body cams.
I feel bad for the attorney. She KNOWS how pathetic the appeal is.. "ok, judge, I know that I said this is the last time, that time before the last time, and then said it again last time.. but this LAST time is really the last-last time..." LOL
I think if I were the judge he would have been doing the whole ten years (minus what he can con out of the parole board). I wouldn't bother to hold him in contempt or if I did I would have taken half of his candy money while he was in prison as his fine and not added time to his sentence for it, though.
This guy is a danger to the community, the sad thing is once he gets out, he’ll be right back in, always trying to manipulate the system, the judge, and play victim role, glad she didn’t buy it
I am tired of the court giving people breakS. What about the victim? He needs to go to prison. The courts are a part of the problem,letting people out like this.
Send the jerk up for a year on the contempt charge. He's been used to conning the judges who hear his case and thought his pathetic whining plea for "a break" would give him another chance to thumb his nose at the judicial process while he continued his errant ways.
Parents don’t keep their children accountable for their actions, then bleeding heart judges don’t hold grown children accountable for their crimes. Stop giving career criminals breaks… they clearly don’t utilize, appreciate, or deserve the breaks.
AMEN!!! Because the next time he breaks into a car or steal it, it just may be hers or a family member. The judge will be really dumb found after finding out it was the THUG she given only six years and many chances before. See, they don't think about that, after giving him chances after chances, now the THUG is showing he don't give two sh*ts about his chances. Personally, I think he should at least get two decades because it goes to show he can't be rehabilitated.
@The Nasty Since when are all criminals and judges liberal? HA. You Right Wing, insurrectionist fascists remain a joke. Committing felony crimes and begging judges for light sentences, or the usual (ad nauseam) appeals, where you fame the system as Trump does to out-last the indictments. When will you wackos get it through your self-entitlement that crime is not a political behavior. It’s individual. Depends on the person involved. Just as Trump was impeached twice for high crimes and Hillary Clinton was investigated by the FBI and 9 GOP Congressional Hearings on Benghazi and her private email server and CLEARED of any crime).
"Judge, we'd like to ask you for one, truly final last chance..." Man that's one hell of a defense... lol when that's the best your lawyer can come up with you just know you're screwed LMAOOO
