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Great to see someone who is truly remorseful when so many of these cases, the defendant’s always try to make excuses for their wrong doing. He wasn’t denying any fault and spoke truthfully and glad he learned a good lesson.

That young boy, even though he had an accident he is a good young man. He came in and was very respectful, nice and told the actual truth.

I'm just proud of how the defendant's mom raised the defendant. She taught him to be responsible for his own mistakes and be respectful. Well done mom!

Defendant seems like a nice young man. Well-mannered and sorry for the accident.

The plaintiff absolutely came out yelling and screaming at the defendant when it happened!

This 17 years old is in the making of a gentleman. Very nice young man. Blessings be

Mom, you are raising your 17 yr old, right! He acknowledged he did something wrong and he felt absolutely horrible about it.

Defendant handled the matter very well (mature and remorseful) - mom should feel proud.

I don’t see many ppl who are an only child be like this kid. Mom is doing a great job.

He’s a good kid, you can tell he was raised right.

I like that mom was there to support him but sat down to let him stand on his own 2 feet.

Got paid through the insurance and the kid seems like he’s very sorry. He knows he was at fault. No need for them to be so angry and vengeful

Plaintiffs’ teen daughter looks very uncomfortable

Hate when the judge tells the person to get a summer job as if he has to pay the judgement or something

Love how the young man apologized and stood up for his mistake! It was an accident and he took accountability! The older man shouldn’t have been yelling at a kid who was just in an accident and could have lost his life. A human life is more important than a vehicle. Glad the young man and his friend made it out of their safe! 💕

Poor young man - bless his heart. The plaintiff (husband) seem like a drama queen while describing the accident. 🙄

So thankful these kids are ok, how scary.

This is why you should always be kind at least until you figure out what's going on. Because you never know what's going somebody else is going through. They thought it was negligence and was angry and abusive for what?

I think the Defendant carried himself in a real proper manner. He was truthful and remorseful. Shame on the Plaintiff for being such a rude turd! Accidents happen

A sweet teenager. Honest, took accountability and was apologetic. Glad everyone is ok.

Hey folks, look at this man the plaintiff 🎉THIS IS HOW U DRESS FOR COURT😂

I can’t stand when people exaggerate things in their case to try to win. The plaintiff claims it’s a ‘souped up car’ to try to exaggerate the claim when we clearly see a base Ford Taurus in the photos. The plaintiff should lose for the gross lying alone.

I am so impressed by the young man he is remorseful and very well mannered and took responsibility for his action very honest and I do believe that the plaintiff was being mean and bullied him that night and he in court acting all concern it was and accident

At least the kid was remorseful.

Good morning People's Court Fans and Adrian who is going to complain about the Judge.

Sweet kid. Remorseful and never made any excuses at all.

Honestly, for how the sweet and kind the kid was, I would have worked out some kind of payment plan for him, not take him to court. My soft heart might have even let it go. 😢 Poor kid.

he's gonna yell at his wife in the car

He is a good kid that made a mistake. And he’s sorry for it. You don’t see that often

I wonder what he called the kid that was bad enough for her to sort of jump/flinch and for the producers to completely censor it.

You can tell hes a good kid ,it was just an accident

I feel bad for the kid. What a lesson to learn at such a young age.

Actually he doesnt have to pay anything, the show pays for it all.

GAP insurance is very important to have when leasing a car. So when insurance don't pay it off then GAP will cover the rest

He has more remorse than most adults that get into accidents!! You are a sweet young man and I am sorry you had to experience this.

This is why I'll never buy a house without its own garage or at least its own driveway. The last time I had to park on the street (years ago) my car was horribly sideswiped. I avoid street-parking at all costs. Something to keep in mind if you're looking to rent or buy a house in a city.

Defendant seems like a solid young man.

Wow - when first saw the defentant walk in, made the assumption he was going to be arrogant and deny accountability...so much for first impressions...

I thought the defendant was going to be full of excuses. It was refreshing to see a young man that took responsibility and seemed genuinely remorseful for this terrible accident. Fortunately, no one was injured and I believe this young man will be successful in the future.

I think he was expecting to get more money than he did..

I'm eternally thankful this defendant owned up to his faults, instead of trying to cover the whole case up. His mom raised him well; I hope he has good fortune in the future.

Interesting how the kid had the integrity to admit what he did was wrong while the plaintiff's answer to whether he called the kid an a**hole was "I don't remember what I said, your honor."

Good kid. Good people are allowed to make mistakes and be held accountable, then grow. I see this young man going places.

Very nice and remorseful kid.

When I was 17, I slipped on black ice and crashed into a woman's fence, damn near hit her house, except the fence wedged me in so badly that my car couldn't make it far enough. I was a sobbing, slobbering mess. I felt SO bad. I was terrified and remorseful. It was my first accident ever. I'll never forget it, because the woman walked outside, and she calmly told me, "It's okay, it's just a car and a fence. This is why we have insurance. Don't let this discourage you from driving. Everyone's safe and that's all that matters." And all these comforting things. When people get into accidents and they try and shirk responsibility or it's a result of them being negligent or something, it can be angering, but in a situation like this young man, there's no reason to be angry and nasty. He clearly understood it was his fault. He was terrified. Hurt. Remorseful and apologetic. I hate plaintiffs like this. They act like they've never made a mistake in their whole life. The defendant's mom should be really proud, she raised a delightful young man, and I'm glad he and his friend are safe.

He seems sincere in his apology very nice young man

Plaintiff seems like a bit of a jerk. Its an accident,hes a kid, and he was remorseful. I would be angry too but I wouldnt have cursed him out or called him names. Defendant seems like a good kid that

OMG! I did this when I was 17…I’m now 70. I was wasted. My parents made me get a job to pay everybody what was owed. Actually I paid my parents who paid the neighbors. I was such a brat…

The defendant is very handsome and great mannered person. I hope this was a lesson learned. Better to be safe and slow.

How can you have a policy limit of $10k???? That should be ILLEGAL.

For once, TV justice works. The plaintiff gets his money from the show, and he's not stuck.

He seems like a good kid and I do believe him being remorseful and crying. It’s a kid kids make mistakes

GOD bless this defendant, Young Man! And his mother! I can't believe these plaintiffs did this to the young man. He took responsibility, openly in court. At this point they should have been grateful and been the ADULTS and cut the rest of their losses as a courtesy. Just because you can sue doesn't always mean you have to.

What a sweet sweet young man God bless him. For father to understand he would have to go through with it in his own.

the plaintiff is a bit shady

Hey everyone had insurance. And it sux. But the young man was VERY nice and well mannered. Thanks to a parent/parents who taught him right from wrong! I actually made sure I didn’t have either of those insurance companies. We all pay big $$ for insurance coverage and seeing it not work in cases on the RU-vid, OH HELL NAH! You know now certain insurance companies don’t cover anything. FYI: my friend and my Ex, had million $ policies with a certain insurance company, STATE FARM…. A tornado hit and 2 years later they still didn’t have a roof on their house. Yah, the content was insured for more than the outer damage. 99% of the people who got their homes fixed added extra floors and a roof that year. Read the fine print carefully!! And towing is an extra few bucks remember to get it! Because if vehicle is left along road side, you pay towing and lot fees. Insurance will not cover either unless you have it on insurance.

very polite young man who took responsibility and said sorry n felt bad then for man call down youth n not take responsibility himself

Calling a minor a curse word (REPEATIDELY) because of a car accident is 100% punk behavior. Wonder how he would feel if his daughter or wannabe rockstar wife had an old man cuss her after an accident.

I'm team defendant he carries himself Well and he's very polite and remorseful

I feel bad for the kid. In the beginning I was expecting a mouthy defendant who didn't want to take responsibility for his actions. But he is basically a good kid who was just scared and handled things wrong.

I'm definitely surprised that the defendant didn't have to pay that lawyer fee

The defendant is an amazing guy. He's a good person w a huge heart who made a mistake

He seems very remorseful and owns his actions. Well mannered young man.

Seems like a good kid. I like the insurance he has. I had Kemper. I got into an accident and both my car and the other car was totaled. My insurance paid for everything. The people I got into an accident with sued me, so I called my insurance and they took care of it. I also did not have a license so for my insurance to back me up, was amazing. Great insurance!

Aww that poor baby learned a tough,costly lesson early. So glad everyone is okay. What did the plaintiff call the defendant?!!

Seems like a good kid which usually reflects good parents. Good work people

Could we all just start the Gunnar Admiration and Appreciation Society.

I did the exact same crash when I was a kid. But it was into 3 brand new cars parked at a dealership.

A $10,000 policy limit?! Ridiculous. I would sue to make up the difference as well.

Why is the defendant, 17 years old, driving out late? It's obvious he's remorseful and acknowledged he did wrong..but when I was that young, we had a curfew!!

A rogue? Cutie did the guy a favour ❤

I think that age to drive should be raised and the length of having a permit should be raised too. There also should be a yearly renewal driving process to have a license as well.

Why does the Plaintiff's wife look like Morticia?

The defendant seemed like a nice, respectful dude - if not one that wasn't sure how things worked. Still, it's nice to see a youngster (or defendant) *not* act smug and entitled.

The young man speaks well and has a lot of remorse... I know he, the plaintiff, was acting like an arse that night!! $200? Boy, stop it!

I honestly don’t feel like he was coached to be “remorseful” or say “I’m sorry” , it was pretty obvious when the plaintiff said that he was apologizing ‼️ He definitely seemed empathic and strongly about how he was sorry and he just wanted them to get justice! He was respectful and he took accountability 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Exactly is just a car, thanks God no one got hurt. 🙏

Even though the Defendant lost and that accidents happen in spite his remorse for his actions, the Plaintiff had no reasoning to yell and curse at him.

Typical car insurance don't want to pay when you get in a wreck!!! I had to get a lawyer to go after my car insurance

What did he call the kid???

"Accidently hit the gas a little too hard" I've done that before

This comment section is what's wrong with the country. Everyone is praising the boy even though he is actively trying to get out of a legal obligation after crashing into 3 parked cars. But you know...the boy is pretty so everyone easily praises the boy.

That was NOT a narrow street. The kid was just racing to impress the girl and lost control.

Get higher limits, especially for your teen drivers! $10k is nothing for the cars on the road today!!

Driving reckless has consequences. He should be scared and remorseful

I still don’t get how he got into the accident in the first place, was he speeding and just lost control when he turned? Well I feel bad for him, $3000 is a lot to pay.

The plaintiff looks like the one guy who didn't want to be called honey in court but older...kinda sounds like him too

Defendant is the very definition of fatherless behavior. His mom is an enabler to the nth degree.

The defendant seems like an honest person. What I found most surprising about this case was that the EMS personnel who arrived on the scene did _not_ insist on the defendant seeking immediate medical attention, in spite of the impact to the vehicle and all airbags being deployed. At the very least, I would have thought they would have urged him to get some basic tests and scans for good measure. Treating a concussion _weeks_ after the impact is very risky and the defendant was lucky that there were no major related medical problems. That being said, I know that healthcare in the U.S. is quite different than what we have in Canada and I'm sure there are nuances from state to state. I am guessing that seeking medical attention is more of a choice for the victim and they cannot be coerced to seek treatment (and probably also the cost of the ambulance transportation).

The plaintiff have the right to get his damages fixed

Gosh everyone is so friendly at the end. Nice!

You can't get diagnosed with a concussion WEEKS LATER. That's from a DOCTOR speaking btw.

Gunner was doing what we in Australia would call hooning (hooning is when you engage in dangerous and reckless driving behaviour), trying to impress the girl. Sorry but I have no sympathy for him and would have called him a few choice names as well.

Wish more young people learned to be more responsible like this young man was

The plaintiff was such a jerk. If the boy’s insurance paid for everything, why would he sue him? He was just vindictive.

The Defendant was lovely. But..knowing the Plaintiff screamed at the kid after seeing him and his passenger in a car that was crushed to bits..tells me what kind of person he is. My first thought would've been the people, not the cars. And I certainly wouldn't yell obscenities at them while they're crying. I get he was upset but that shouldn't stop you from being a caring human being.

That's what happens when your insurance is only $ 10K

Why does the judge tell the kid he needs to get summer jobs to pay this off? The show pays all of the judgments (plus a small fee to both the defendant and plaintiff). I looked it up!

7:20 - The Plaintiff DAD not remembering what he cussed about the 17 year old defendant .... LMAO when the judge said "That's kind of SAD" because the man is very sad as a person if he refuses even to recall his cussing at the kid when a judge asks him. Like she says: Even though you just bought your jeep you are so proud of; "It's just a car". Sad man.

This young man looks older than 17.. he could easily pass for 20 years old . Everybody is so upset the plaintiff had both of his cars hit and he was cussing . That’s a natural response to a person you assume is an adult.