Well they're not showing the suspect or name from what I saw. I think you can pretty much anything in Oregon and get away if you're a darker shade than tan.
@jamesofallthings3684 absolutely false. This is negligence on the country that failed to prosecute him, has nothing to do with the state or his skin color.
@@strafer8764 Who is he terrorizing? We don't even know what his agenda is. terrorism - the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims. You feeling intimidated? I don't know what it is but too many people abuse words and their meaning.
@@user-tj7jo5zl6b Every food is genetically modified lmao. Bananas are not naturally edible in the way you are normally used too, Carrots were originally purple, Corn wasn't really yellow, and the grain you think is all natural was bred selectively aka modifying their genetics to be resistant to diseases and what not. Nothing you have is really "natural" lmao. You fell for one of the biggest scam in the planet.
Exactly, and I think there is at least a chance he is a lackey, as certain powerful people are pushing their 'great reset' and have been buying up farmlands and working to control people's ability to control what they eat and what they can buy as the economy is purposefully being destroyed, their invasion also aiding in that. With many fires and other disasters happening to food production facilities (not to mention foreign entities owning increasingly more) as well as at least in some areas trying to control the planting of individual gardens over the past couple years, it's been interesting to watch and see when people might become concerned, though the controlled media isn't going to help point out certain things.
These facts don’t add up. This man is not underage. He’s an adult. No mention of why? Did anybody ask him why? Then he’s released the next day? This seems like a felony given the damage but he’s being treated like a minor released to his parents???
Yeah? So, what secret information do you have that absolutely nobody else does, not even police, that makes you say this? You just want an excuse to act outraged with no context at all. Just a 3 minute video. And somehow you know more than the police who have spent them last 24 hours combing meticulously through every detail and interrogating the man. Not that you're still reading this.
He won't serve any time. The fish aren't worth that much at that stage. It would be like getting charged for 1 pound of weed, when all you had was 1 seed. Restitution, A fine, and probation.
22? I had been working for 8 years by that age, had my first child and been in the military for 2 years. I think he's old enough to understand what he did.
Why don’t people question why he did this? They’re just so quick to accuse him. For all we know, he could’ve been a hero. They were going to release all those fish into the wild in Alaska. What was wrong with those fish? Maybe he knew something we don’t. Use your mind people. Don’t be so quick to believe everything you hear on the news.
I'm shocked. He poached and has 18 million in damages, then simply posts bail? Now he's out walking around. Knowing now how much damage/charges he will face, will he show up for trial, or run?
Um the governor of South Dakota shot and killed her dog and goat....and she hasn't even been arrested. So fish, yeah nothing is going to happen to them. You have to start at the top people. If you allow people like Trump and Noem to commit crimes and not be punished, it trickles down
The fact that he’s free means you should start voting out these progressive leftists out of positions of authority. They clearly don’t care enough to protect society or its inhabitants.
Which has been happening on a large scale these past decades (ramping up these past few years) and has gone largely unreported by the MSM. The end is nye.
And he was 22 years old he's not a child!! Why are they being so lenient on him? If I did 13 million dollars worth of damage I guarantee you I'd never see daylight again....
@@Soulfulvision1111nothing inherently wrong with being vegan, some people have no choice if they're allergic to animal products, or they want to minimize future health concerns, yes some people take it too far but being vegan isn't BAD
@@Soulfulvision1111what is the point of that comment? you statement conversely insinuates people who eat meat also beat their dogs... touch grass please
Why don’t people question why he did this? They’re just so quick to accuse him. For all we know, he could’ve been a hero. They were going to release all those fish into the wild in Alaska. What was wrong with those fish? Maybe he knew something we don’t. Use your mind people. Don’t be so quick to believe everything you hear on the news.
This literally happened back in the late 90s at the same exact place. It was a guy I went to school with he was like 15 or 16. This sucks that it happened again, but it has literally happened at that same exact hatchery.
@@suzanneolivar1 He was just one of those kids, always got in trouble. I still am in touch with his sister and he is currently in Prison for Armed Robbery, and car jacking in Springfield, OR. Some people head down the wrong path and really never look back.
@@Psilo-gn1sx we have a ton of hatcheries, he's got more opportunities. Our justice system is very easy, we don't love incarceration and would rather put people in therapy/rehab as it is more effective for rehabilitation. But, seriously we need to also have SOME consequences. I can't believe that this kid wouldn't understand that bleach will kill living things. He needs to be punished, not just a slap on the wrist that's so common here.
@@mom.left.me.at.michaels9951 the fact that it is technically possible for him to reoffend, and his likelihood to reoffend, are not the same thing. Nobody's saying he didn't know he was killing fish, they're saying he probably didn't understand the full consequences of his actions, environmentally and legally. Likewise, nobody's saying he shouldn't be punished, but he's out on bail because he's not a present and immediate risk to the public
Why TF is this guy walking free???!!!!!!!!! This is unforgivable!!! Im so damn sick and tired of criminals being let go with no real jail time. WTF do we even pay taxes for??!!!!
Why don’t people question why he did this? They’re just so quick to accuse him. For all we know, he could’ve been a hero. They were going to release all those fish into the wild in Alaska. What was wrong with those fish? Maybe he knew something we don’t. Use your mind people. Don’t be so quick to believe everything you hear on the news.
Coincidentally at the end of March this year, there was a truck carrying salmon smolt from a fish hatchery in Oregon that crashed killing approximately 25,000 of the fish & caused some 77,000 fish to splash into an unintended waterway called the Looking Glass Creek.
Why don’t people question why he did this? They’re just so quick to accuse him. For all we know, he could’ve been a hero. They were going to release all those fish into the wild in Alaska. What was wrong with those fish? Maybe he knew something we don’t. Use your mind people. Don’t be so quick to believe everything you hear on the news.
i’m 23.. he knew exactly what he was doing. why are they being so lenient with him when his actions will affect not only fishermen and their families but disrupt food supply. it’s not only animal cruelty and poaching, it’s endangering people’s livelihoods
Why don’t people question why he did this? They’re just so quick to accuse him. For all we know, he could’ve been a hero. They were going to release all those fish into the wild in Alaska. What was wrong with those fish? Maybe he knew something we don’t. Use your mind people. Don’t be so quick to believe everything you hear on the news.
Why don’t people question why he did this? They’re just so quick to accuse him. For all we know, he could’ve been a hero. They were going to release all those fish into the wild in Alaska. What was wrong with those fish? Maybe he knew something we don’t. Use your mind people. Don’t be so quick to believe everything you hear on the news.
@@Hooligan562People who relinquish their freewill to Government, Religion (God), and Money in exchange for lies are essentially Subordinated which means that they have been placed in an inferior position of dependency which prevents them from thinking independently.
@@Gertyutz It is my duty, as directed by the eternal spiritual entity residing in my physical container, to educate those such as yourself who lack knowledge and understanding about the harsh and unyielding truth of relying on a system of Subordination that hinders autonomous thought.
It's called "the Constitution". Our founding fathers, being quite educated, understood that you should not give the government total power over people, and that people should instead be tried by a jury of their peers when they are accused of a crime. They also wrote that we have the right to a speedy trial. Well, since taxpayers don't like paying for courtrooms but love paying for prisons, the wait for a trial is long, and so people are only required to stay in prison if they are a threat to society. Otherwise, they can post a bond or be released without a bond, to appear in court when a date is available, generally a year or so later. If you keep him in jail and a year later find out his twin brother Zeke actually did the crime, you cannot give him that year back, so that is (supposedly) not allowed under our Constitution. It's one of the basic civil rights that we fought a revolution to get, and it's one of the rights that people have died in wars to protect.
He spent one day in jail. Wow. Don't even tell me no bail. He has 18k fish to pay for . Let him think about what he did in jail. I'm sure there are some anglers in there that would help him with a pole.
"enormous damage" is not the definition of terrorism. For it to be terrorism, by definition, there MUST be a political agenda behind it. I see no mention of a political agenda here.
@@silverletter4551 He's not a monster. If he is a monster, WE ARE ALL MONSTERS. Three is no measurable difference between him and you, him and me, me and you. We are all literally the same. No joke. If an alien species was to come to this planet; they should be forgiven for thinking we are all clones. Humans are dynamic beings. Good people can do bad things, even the best of us. And bad people can do good things, even the worst of us. We are all both good and bad, simultaneously, at all times. There are no exceptions.
22 years old and referring to him as a "young man"? in my world young man is a late 16-18 year old, at 19 you are a man period... he's fully capable of grasping the situation at that age.
Looks like a pretty serious criminal charge. Unfortunately, Our ‘soft on crime’ District Attorney office(s) have made any ‘Consequences’ pretty much ‘Non-Existent.’ Americans need to hold ‘Prosecutors accountable.’
Up in Canada here, we just had a mass kill event at one of our hatcheries run by a non profit, they suspect something was 'accidently' spilled into the feedwater but they don't really know what happened... the timing, with this one seems suspicious to me.
Aren't there cameras ? In America they ARE messing with All of our food resources. Their taking out trains, bridges, food supplies, killing off flocks, herds, telling us its,due to bird flu or mad cow whatever EXCUSE they think we will swallow. If people ARE paying attention, then they should be observant enough to see that we are ALL NOW IN VERY BIG TROUBLE ! Take Care and Stay Safe ! IMO It's not going to get better. ✌️😢
Lots of weird fires with food processing plants and mysterious deaths of livestock in the last few years. It's almost too coincidental not to consider that something smells quite fishy.
I think you are right, this was not an accident and perhaps this is why he was released the next day. Some people (the powers that be) want us to starve to death.
Considering the economic impact on livelyhood and the environment combines with domestic Terra ism.. yeah you'd think this guy would be on preparing for 10 years to make sure he doesn't start killing a bunch of farm animals next
Well, considering that many people don't recognize that unborn humans have the right to live, it's not too surprising that people don't respect animal life either. 😔
Why don’t people question why he did this? They’re just so quick to accuse him. For all we know, he could’ve been a hero. They were going to release all those fish into the wild in Alaska. What was wrong with those fish? Maybe he knew something we don’t. Use your mind people. Don’t be so quick to believe everything you hear on the news.
He's an adult He's not a young person He's an adult he's in his twenties He's an adult and he knew exactly what he was doing and I hope he knows that if he ends up in prison they're not going to treat him nicely there There's one thing I know from watching lots of crime shows and stuff criminals do not for some reason like animal abusers or abusers of children They will actually target you in prison for doing any crimes against either So yeah this 20-year-old man better have his eyes over his shoulder when he ends up in prison
He knew what he was doing. He took the bleach and killed them. Did he think it was fish vitamins?. The guy needs disiplined when the cameras are turned off.
They are pushing this brain crap "not developed until your 25 " is going to cause more of these problems. Time to figure it out now as it keeps happening.
He wasn't a young child. He wasd 22!!! He was old enough to know what he was doing. He needs to be treated according to the loss he has caused. Accountability seems to have gone the way of the dodo.
@@chodesu313Do you live your life with your eyes closed? They broadcast pictures of people who have been charged with a crime all the time, well before a conviction is handed down. I know living is easy with eyes closed, but you really should open them up so when you talk, you don't sound like an idiot.
@@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing I bet you it will be now. Food, Energy or agencies/businesses that could highly impact the economy need to analyze possible threats that someone entering the country illegally who wants to hurt the country, may commit. Not to mentions the home grown crazies. The first time I flew on an airplane as a kid, the pilots took me into the cockpit & showed me the controls...things have changed
@@prooveditt4839 Eh, that's a good point. Go up by Bull Run reservoir it's got all sorts of hard to spot and fancy security measures now. But the plurality of facilities we have doing all sorts of stuff can't affordably be festooned in motion detectors, hesco barriers and razor wire, and armed guards. We simply have too much stuff to guard against every lunatic or idiot who finds a vulnerability to vandalize.
You would be surprised how many things we take for granted that rely on people willingly following the rules we established as a society. The liberal world order relies on a very high percentage of people agreeing with it. If any significant portion refuses to comply, it devolves into fascist authoritarianism rather quickly. You may recall people decrying the severe security measures after 9/11 as saying the terrorists won. We allowed a handful of bad actors to completely dismantle our open and permissive society because we got scared. Don't make this incident into a situation that requires armed guards at every facility.
I believe someone did that in the pond behind my house. For 30 years, I heard the sound of American bullfrogs at night during summer. 2 years ago, the frogs stopped calling. Pisses me off.
Could've also been someone with tons of cats moving in to the neighborhood, who just let their cats roam wherever they please. That was the case in my neighborhood.
There are more people in prison in the United States than any other country in the entire world, even China, a country with 4 times the population. So you might need to reassess your belief that the US doesn't make examples of people. The US is the most incarcerating country that exists.
Well, to be fair, he hasn't had a trial yet. That is the rule, you know, in the Constitution. But maybe we should change it and just throw people in prison whenever the government feels like they have enough evidence, with no trial?
He purposely killed 18k fish, many of which would serve as food for the American population... He destroyed a businesses property. How is this not a life sentence?
To be fair property destruction should never result in a life sentence. Violent crimes should be the only crimes where that is considered. But as animal abuse? At least a few years. This was death on a massive scale. Fish are often mistreated because humans see them as lesser than other animals, even though they’ve been shown to be much more aware and intelligent than we’ve previously thought. They are more than just food for humans, as all life on this planet is more than just a supporting character for the human existence and if we treat this a a property crime, that basically supports that mindset along with diminishing the crime. If someone came and destroyed everything I own I would be devastated but it wouldn’t be nearly the same as someone taking the life of another in a brutal and painful way
@@deananderson7714 Property and Life Existence are completely different. Your home, car, wallet, keys are property. So do you think people that kill / abuse their Pets is ok just because it’s their “property” and they can do anything they want with it?
It's some nonsense that he's not in jail. Regardless of the number of salmon, it's the cost, the amount of damage done... you wouldn't let a dude out that burned down multiple mansions....
