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I can see him becoming a bigger criminal robbing banks stealing cars etc brcause theres no consequences in his life the lady shouldve pressed criminal charges

OMG: the son is special needs. why is JM so horrible to him! The mom is protecting her son..This was hard to watch JM.

@@joemancurreri6635 Special Needs? That's a reach. He's went on to have other legal issues, so this was a start of a bad path for this dude.

@@joemancurreri6635 no hes not he knew exactly what he was doing and got away with it criminally but now justice has come sort of cuz he has to pay financially he still got away with a crime the lady was too nice shouldve pressed charges

@@joemancurreri6635 You've got to be kidding me!!!! Were you listening??!!! The kid literally said the lady made him mad. Oh poor baby. He didn't say she hurt him in any way she was probably being a micro boss. So what. He's got issues but not special issues. He needs to learn to control himself and his mother and people like you need to stop coddling kids like this.

Sad thing is...Watch her excuse be "ahhhh, BOYS WILL BE BOYYYYYS"... :/

She's one of those moms where if her kid unalives a guy in a drunk driving accident she would say "well He HaD gOoD GrAdeS in ScHoOL"

@@JaiB-xr9fl That's an inappropriate analogy to make, petty stealing is one thing manslaughter is way worse.

Employer? 😂😂😂 That boy ain’t going nowhere but to prison.

@@686JM It's the same comparison, in enabling. The same type of mothers think the same regardless of severity. That's the point. See! Aren't things more clear when you think

The Mother is an ENABLER, but it's good thing JM nipped it at the bud....sort of.

@@gilbertdaroy6080 definitely. Sad to see it. This is why fathers are needed. I think more often than not mother's coddle

...and what a karen looks like😂

Absolutely, she needs to hold him accountable or he's going to do more serious things as he gets older.

I guess we all enable in some ways, and maybe she had her eyes opened that day.

@lbu9542 absolutely 💯

@janetmario I still don't think she got it to be honest. I knew at sixteen that was never OK and my parents would have knocked me into next year doing some shit like that. I think mom needs to be more firm. He barely got punished at home.

And the defendant has further legal issues. From a police blotter in 2016: "8/30/16, 2055, traffic stop. Marcus Bezzek, 20, of Hackettstown NJ, was arrested after a traffic stop on Rte. 202 for having an active warrant out of Roxbury Township, NJ for Failure to Appear. The warrant was confirmed with Roxbury and Mr. Bezzek was transported to our headquarters where he was processed and released on bail."

It's sad to hear that

OH well. she lived 62 years.. my friend just died at 39 ! that's life.

@@joemancurreri6635 Wow, you are such a sympathetic person! Why are you so mean???

​@joemancurreri6635 Sounds to me like you're in the 2nd stage of grief - denial - over your friend's recent death. Actually, you sound angry, really... also one of the stages of grief. It would probably be a good thing for your mental health if you took the time to be introspective and think about this loss. It sucks to lose close friends. I'm sorry you lost yours.

I love how she calls it an “issue”, not “a crime”

@@jennamont6618 unbelievable…

And stealing the money out the purse you missed that point

I bet his mother locks her stuff up

Absolutely! She is setting her son up for failure.

Shes a Christian✝️

Right. Had me over here in tears. 🤦🏾‍♂️ That was a very sweet moment. I’ve never seen a plaintiff act like that. Compassion. And it was nice he apologized. Humility.

Beautiful lady. Poignant moment

Then continues to sue him. 😂

@@j.d.contreras392 His theft triggered the entire incident and her medical problem. He should pay for it.

That part

You are 100% right. On JJ it would have been much worse.

He is fucking 16!!!

@@cube10025 Being so tall I thought he was in his 20s at first 🤯

True!!

LOL exactly. She probably wants to leave without a target on her back because kid is headed towards repeat offender lolol

Like girl... stand up 😭

@Brittany-kn4mc That actually made me angry at the end, when the plaintiff got all sweet with the boy who stole from her and then his mother. That is also enabling, because he stole from her and then lied. And then his mother lied. By hugging the defendants and "forgiving" them is going to teach the boy that he can now get away with anything. I guarantee he committed another crime after this. Maybe this was one of many, he just happened to get caught this time.

I'm with you on this. He didn't care she was having an emergency, he wanted to punish her for getting on his nerves.

I don't think he was going back for the wallet. He stole the money and got rid of the evidence. I can't even imagine my parents even a little, believe that I took someone's wallet. Took the money, threw it in the dumpster as joke. This kid is going to get hurt dlfor real with a mom like this

He's a psychopath.

Many old people ate full time bullies while at work to younger people

​@MordechaiBen613 there was no credible allegations of bullying here...

Sociopath.

A young man who can't even put together a coherent thought, either!

Definitely scary child so weird

He seemed to have some kind of intellectual impairment?

@@rhodagutierrez8527 He may be on the spectrum... I am myself. However not every single person who has a disability will do something that he did, and some do. It doesn't make it less right for anybody to commit theft. I am on the spectrum myself and I have worked with many of people who got me angry, and I didn't steal their stuff. But I have also seen and worked with people who have PHD's and act like total nut's. I know you didn't mean what you said to be like, everyone with a disability is going to steal because they don't understand right or wrong Why he may be on the spectrum is the lack of emotion in his face , it doesn't mean he doesn't feel anything , he may have a hard time with others telling what do at his job and it makes him very angry to the point he did that , and knew he did wrong so he didn't act upon it when the polices were looking . And his mom is standing up for him cuz he probably gets very nervous in confronting situations My mom uses to do that for me. Those on the spectrum, we all handle things differently, some things aren't right .. but should be addressed more as to why someone on the spectrum may do a thing like he did because he was most likely overwhelmed at work, and thought he was being mean to him, and his emotions got the best of him, and he did the wrong thing.

You got that right - she was talking about Gen X! 😂 (Her cover of the song was released in '86)

Factsssssss

Exactly

Guarantee the kids got autism and the plaintiff crossed his boundaries

Sociopaths usually have more confidence. This kid is a loser.

Yes, apathic

Lool y’all are ridiculous 😂

Agreed. If my kids were ever in trouble with the police-if they were actually guilty-they would much rather deal with the police than have to deal with me. The mom basically admitted that his “punishment” from her was playing football and becoming a fireman. For the kid’s sake, I hope it works

My parents always told me the same. Said if you go to jail, don't call me. I never went to jail. I now tell my kids the same thing.

For a second I thought I wrote this comment. We sound just a like 😂.

🙌🏽 that’s good parenting right there! I totally agree

Absolutely, then in most cases it will be over. Tell them if you keep this up you will pay all the fines and 18, you will really be on your own. Don't call me. It works.

how do you go from this kid being a thief to literally killing animals?

Bc, he stole a wallet he is also a murder? Good thing you’re not the judge of anyone.

​@@aprilpinketon2567yeah some people are willing to kill in order to steal, this is how it starts what are yall all on he's deranged and it shows

That's quite the leap. Don't be so dramatic.

@@aprilpinketon2567 its not just that. His demeanor is off-putting.

His origin story.

@@ChocoBeauty8 🤣😭😭

That’s only because he looks big and strong.. you’ve never done something stupid at 16?? Really?? He could grow to be a Hero for all you know.. Or do you WANT to encourage hulking boys around you to become villains??

@@adamfirst9321 lmao what?

​@@adamfirst9321😂😂😂

I agree. That fact that his excuse for doing it was that she bossed him around. I can see it as though I was there. He is 15 and standing around doing nothing, and the plaintiff gave him things to do. And that was the first thing out of his mouth and it went very rapidly downhill from there. His mother needs to teach him to respect other people. But she hasn't done it so far, she won't be doing it now.

Where is his father? He needs boundaries and respect for authorities.

Oh please!

@@karolinam1085 You must not have kids…

I agree. And I think Mom does too because the way she said she didn't appreciate the way her son and the situation were being painted in court. Hello!? Earth to Mom! If course the judge is going to grill him. Neither of you owned up to what he did! He's calling it a prank and you're enforcing the lie, too. It's making the judge so angry! And rightfully so!

He’s already been in trouble again in 2016

Same here.

That part

He still just doesn't get it.

Sad thing is, I see that kind of blank expression on faces and can't help but think sometimes that yeah, they'd be the one guy to kill someone and come in with a t-shirt that had something like "KILLER" scrawled on it... He looked very well together with his outfit here but let's be real, his lack of remorse here was kinda creepy, and I feel like he may had only apologized just because he was on camera and wanted to "look good", like the judge said the mother was trying to do.

@@OverlordZeroULTIMA He has no light behind his eyes. That's what makes him kinda odd

​@@OverlordZeroULTIMA The victim showed an apology letter he had sent her in the past.

Exactly what I was thinking.

Had you never gotten caught you may have continued to steal. Most likely would have. It’s human nature to continue a behavior you’re getting away with.

I've never stolen anything in my life so if I can exercise considerable restraint from committing acts theft or any other crimes at my "senior age", why can't the defendant's (I assume teenaged) son do the same?

Just. Because he thought of stealing now doesnt mean he thought of doing it and getting away with it

It almost seemed like he was trying to be remorseful once JM lit into him, but the mother kept trying to defend him and keep him from admitting how awful his behavior was

He just wanted to get the heck out of there.

He was a 15 year old kid that stole $60, he didn't kill anyone. I'm sure most teenagers have stolen something at some point...

THAT PART!

😂😂

And he's 15 a yr younger than you thought that's a rough looking teen i bet he gives his mom hell

No, he does not look 30. He does look 16. Guilty, absolutely 100%. Mother is an enabler, absolutely 100%.

@@nafzak100 umm no that man don’t look no dam 16 Foh you just being bias but I stand by what I said it’s not my fault he’s aging like a grandpa lol

Yeah, he was sooo blank :/

This is old. Apparently he has been arrested since...

Punishment is that he gets to play fireman and football?? Are you kidding me? SMH He needs to be criminally charged. IMO

By volunteering at the fire department, he will be around men who will mentor him, and they will be making him work. It is a lot of work cleaning one of those trucks.

My opinion is anyone who is considering driving a car should wait until they are at least 21. It matches the U.S. legal drinking age. 16 is too young and dumb to drive.

Give me a break already 🙄

Stealing isn't a stupid thing that's criminal

@@MichaelJones-yx4zv usually crimes and stupidity go hand in hand. You don’t commit most crimes if you’re smart.

@@M2161 not true a lot of crimes take a lot of intelligence. But if someone rape someone you don't say oh he was just young so it's ok

@@MichaelJones-yx4zv that’s not at all my point. Doing stupid things will increase your chance with getting in trouble with the law. Rape is a horrible thing and whoever does that to someone lacks intelligence and did something stupid, dehumanizing, and illegal. Financial criminals are intelligent and get in trouble with the law by doing illegal things. Knowingly doing something illegal is STUPID!

@@M2161 I disagree. Smart people do crimes as well and get caught by making a mistake after probably doing it for forever some smart people do crimes and never get caught. Committing crimes makes you a criminal not dumb. Smart people dumb people nice people mean people all commit crimes etc

He really just didn't care. He wanted to get out of there. That's all.

The old saying "respect for one's elders" went right out the window with the defendant's son!

Kids running around with knifes, but kid doing prank. You dumb!

Mom should be locked up. She's insane.

The mom's a nasty piece of work - a Karen.

It's not a prank. He's a borderline narcissist/sociopath unless it's addressed.

The mom still thought it was just a teenage prank.

Who died the defendant mother or plaintiff.

Plaintiff ​@@ChocoBeauty8

One word Excessive!

He’s been arrested since then.

@@christopherramon-reid2000 No surprise there really. Thank you.

He's sorry that he got caught and in trouble