Woman Thinks She Can Flash Gun at People Without Consequences | Criminal Lawyer Reacts 

Always interesting to hear what grandma is up to.

I am here for it: to hear about Grandma Rivers. Sometimes I am not even that much interested in the topic in question (like today's, I just dismiss it as 'people from the USA and their obsession with guns') but I want to know Grandma Rivers' shenanigans.

😂😅😂😅😂😅😂 Grandma is always stepping in it, isn’t she?

She must have an excellent defense lawyer to have stayed out of jail this long 😂

Grandma is wild. Plus she can actually download apps properly on her phone....my grandma could never lol

That cop was hilarious "Hannah Montana?!" and that sing-song "I-think-we're-full-of-it!" XD

Epic…and I think someone is full of it😂

ikr?! That cracked me up too!

By the way, on the day this video released Gaston Glock, developer of the Glock pistol, had died.

He was awesome. And he was very good about making absolutely sure they had the right woman. Didn’t jump to conclusions and was mostly respectful.

How it shd b done! Agree

Bingo. I agree, who knows what may have happened down the line. She (The woman with the pistol, has already proven her decision making skills are non existent.

They could’ve just let it go. I mean yeah let’s say she pulled out her weapon on them but in the end she went inside to go shopping it was over, so yeah, they called the police, but there was kind of no reason to it was all over and done with nobody got hurt they could’ve just let it go.

​​@@tigernotwoods914 Thats a ESPN level hot take. Jesus Christ.

@@tigernotwoods914let’s see how you feel if you ever (god forbid) have a gun pulled on you. You’ll be shitting bricks and wishing that the person would go to jail, not just mosey their way through life

😂 His grandma is wild

😂😂😂😂😂 FACTS!!!! I love his opening with those stories hahaha

Why do you think he became a lawyer 😂😂😂

FREE GRANDMA ! She's a good person who just made some bad decisions .

CRIIINE

English…

German...

Yes. The gun is your last option. So many people want to use it to defend property, but if there is no major threat to you or someone else, your gun does not get drawn. Concealed is concealed.

@@randomguy1371 100% right, though some states let you stand your ground and defend your property , though there is that line that can be crossed into murder if you don't watch the actions you take.

​@@randomguy1371All of that is absolutely correct, though some states let you 'stand your ground' but the laws vary as well. I live in Texas and if you're beyond the threshold of your front door and have verbally warned the person to leave, you do have the right to defend your property with a firearm. Though just the same I do not recommend doing this unless your life is in danger, as life is more valuable than property, and stuff like that always has a drawn out legal situation even if you're legally in the right.

😂😂😂

Let's be fair. We don't know he isn't certified to fly a sleigh pulled by magic reindeer. I'm not sure where one would even look that up. The rest is spot on though.

Really leaned into this one. 😂

Brilliant, just Brilliant! 😂😂❤❤😂😂😂

OMG I'm such a idiot, I was trying to figure out what guy you were talking about.

She really herr

She's a trap legend.

Same 😂🎉 go grandma 👵🏾 ❤️ 🙌🏾

I agree. I do have some questions 😂 .

Hence why "gun control" only prevents law abiding citizens from their 2nd. Amendment rights.

On the other hand, you would be astonished if you knew how many law abiding customers you serve that are conceal carrying. Depending on where you live.

@@pabapaba6869😂😂😂 No, it’s 75% of the time the people who act entitled af and demand service. 25% of the time it’s a person that understands it’s a powerful tool designed to take lives and gives it the respect it deserves. The VAST majority are giant babies using guns to pacify their ego and comfort them with a false sense of superiority and safety. Really, they should make anger therapy, and interpersonal conflict resolution, part of basic firearm safety and make taking yearly safety classes a requirement.

That’s why you mind your business and act your wage. Isn’t your profit(also in retail)😂

@@pabapaba6869came here to say this exact thing to that person that wrote the statement you responded to. The good people that carry are NOT a reason to fear them, but thank them for wanting to protect themselves and others

It's crazy how fast medical issues appear when consequences come knocking.

That happens to a tremendous amount of suspects. The fear of their pending arrest and confinement causes onset of many diseases. And ALWAYS shortness of breath. Especially with young, healthy people. Be safe everyone. Peace 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

I wonder when doctors will start telling patients “you’re free to go” as part of their treatment for shortness of breath and other mystery ailments that start when they are arrested.

It's not a murder weapon until such an act is committed. It's a firearm. That's what they are called.

I know! We don't have guns where I live but when I passed my driving test my dad sat me down and told me I was in control of a deadly weapon and everyone lifes in the car and on the rd are my responsibility to keep safe by not driving like a fool and if I did I could say goodbye to my car. Guns are designed to kill that's their only purpose and people wave them about like they're a balloon its insanity!

​@@cooper57mwhat's its intended purpose?

@@AuntieSocial76most times? Self defense.

@@Ruth78620What a great dad! Props to him for passing that knowledge! To many new drivers absolutely don’t comprehend that. The teen vehicle death rates are 13% here in S Illinois, 33% of 13-19 yr olds deaths are car accidents. Sad

😂😂😂 the whambulance, that just made me lol for realsies.

Incarcer-itus... Or, jail-itus... is quite a common occurrence when the handcuffs come out...!

Seriously, she sounds like a child tattling and like she’s about to cry.

She has to pee, she has diabeetees

​@kurtisstutzman7056 LOL that's a good one!

Daddy was a Marine from 1941-1961 (when I was born). He always said, "Guns are good for only one thing: Turning living things into dead things. If you're not intending to kill something, DO NOT POINT A GUN AT ANYTHING. And if you do aim at something, aim for center mass and aim to kill. Aiming to wound is a good way to get yourself killed, whether you're shooting a wild animal, or shooting at someone who's trying to kill you." "Always assume the gun is loaded. Always assume an assailant can overpower you and take your gun away from you. Guns are not toys. If you want to learn to shoot, you have to learn how to take the gun apart and clean it and load it. Then, you have to take a gun safety course. Only then will I take you out target shooting." "And if I determine you're a bad shot, and can't hit a target, I'm not going to let you go hunting with me. If you can't kill the animal with the first shot, all you're doing is torturing the animal." He was a great hunter, and we really needed all the meat he brought home. But he wasn't going to let any of us 6 kids treat guns like they were toys.

@@clairenollet2389 I heard many of the same things from my own father. I started using guns at age 8. But only after having proper gun discipline drilled into me. I moved away from the farm to university in the big city, and left my (grandfather's) double barrel shotgun behind (in the case I had made for it in woodwork class at school). When dad retired from the farm he asked if I wanted the gun. There was no feasible reason for having it. So it sold at the clearing sale for the farm (this was well before gun rules tightened (a lot) here in Australia). Consequently, I have not fired a gun in 47 years. I have never felt the lack.

My dad was a competitive clay pigeon shooter who also cleared rabbits for farmers. I started learning firearm etiquette from kindergarten (including not even pointing fingers in the shape of a gun at people), and was first allowed to handle one at 8. This was in Australia just before the gun laws came in. I am thankful that the laws are so strict here, because I’ve seen people handle firearms who haven’t had proper training. They’re scary.

Mind I genuinely ask, I grew up with a family member that was obsessed with firearms to such an extent I don't like them as a grown up. I can go to the range with a friend and have fun but once the conversation turns into Joe Dirt's firework stand...I'm just done and ready to walk away because that's how my family member and their friends were in conversation.

@@excxmoody what are you asking lol? You never asked anything.

This is what worries me about my Grandpa carrying a concealed firearm. He somehow thinks if something happens he will be the hero, or that if he sees someone doing something he thinks is wrong he will stop it. He also drives with it in the console as if he is going to need it going down the road. It makes me SO uncomfortable and most of that discomfort is his mindset.

Yeah, she should have STFU from the git-go, but it's hard to remember that; we reflexively expect we can answer a quick question or two and talk our way out of things.

That’s just being a female

@@pale_saint incel

Yep, it's being called "typical".

@@maggiefranks6849it’s not an insult if I think that 😂😂

Life is like a faucet, it turns on and off

You know when somebody’s shit stinks? You smell it

@@jessie6600 lmaooo y’all are too funny on this app

Same can be said for defense lawyers. 😂

​@@WarrenPuffethow insight 🥱. Try again,but replace "defense lawyers" with human beings.

Great idea

You too huh??

Same. My daughter's only 8, but she's already riding the very thin line between antihero and supervillain. She'd certainly be more of a Robinhood type, though. She's just really passionate about justice. Maybe we should download e-sign.

@@maddiekain7728 I'd say that's a smart bet for all of us.

I've learned that if ever questioned or stopped by any law enforcement: Don't run Be polite Follow orders Don't offer any extraneous info In other words...do not self-snitch The officers are not who argues your case- save that for your attorney & the court Thank you Bruce Rivers & all these police videos, I can't believe how stupid, combative, embarrassing these offenders are. I'm in my 8th decade & law abiding but anything might happen!! At my age, I do not want my legacy to be an embarrassing video for all time on RU-vid

Guess not! Camera’s are everywhere.😢😢😢😢

No. 😆

Never. Lol Oops you're on Candid Camera.😂😂

Well jokes on them cause it’ll cost them like 3k for that ambulance ride

@@MotherPugger1 I’m guessing most of these people are on some kind of government benefits. I’m in Australia. I’m not sure if they have to pay for their ambulance ride. I think us tax payers have the pleasure of paying. I have a neighbour who is on benefits, and I’m sure the ambulance vehicle just knows how to get to there house even if it wasn’t being driven by a person! They’d be broke if they had to pay each time. Most of the time their calls are for the wife who is morbidly obese and not doing anything about it, so she has various health complications. Occasionally it’s for the husband or adult son, but 95% of the time it’s for her. Then she’ll stay in hospital on the tax payers dime too.

@@naumche1 The concept of free health care is an alien concept to Americans. They think it's socialism lol. Still, it can be abused like you pointed out.

Hell of a lot of plastic there. I've got one card.

​@@rosiecatbandit Right? I've got two.

I don’t know if the tremor was fake. She could have just been terrified to be sent to jail.

Hahaha, and especially in the US!

Nahhhh, too unconstitutional

It probably would be if you could objectively measure intelligence and no, an iq test isn't going to cut it.

​@@DarenMiller-qj7buhow so? That measures intelligence. I don't get guns at all. On your way out the door and ypure running through your mental.list does it go keys, money, purse, shopping list, gun?

@@Ruth78620 what is intelligence exactly? What's smart for you might be dumb for me, and vice versa.

If they find that stuff While looking for the gun, she can and my guess will be charged for that stuff.

@@arbiter1 Compounding, pretty sure it's a felony to point a gun at someone while a felon.

Man this is funny. cops lie all the time.

😂

I'm not sure there is a Solution for Stupidity. Lol

@@Th3Watch3r a fair point. I just wish this brand of stupid wasn't stained in blood.

😂😂😂😂😂😂

You and yo people can be in the same situation... y'all don't know whenever y'all won't be able to breathe..😉

Right? If I were here I would have left right after that.

Bad language not appreciated…Horrible….

@@iap-ug3oy aw. I'm fucking sorry. I never wanted to fucking offend you with my fucking language.

Nope, same tune popped into my head, too 😂

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Same

Oh good. Thought I was losing it.😂😂

You got gangs with guns, mafias with guns, career criminals with guns, but nothing is scarier than Karen with a gun

Unless of course you yell, "it's coming right for us!!!" Before shooting. - according to Ned and Jimbo 🌠 The more you know 🌠 (Kidding)

Unless you are a dimwitted felon who has been dissed.

@@TG-ir1kkLol. That was a hilarious SP episode. Here’s your beer and here’s your gun.

Exactly 💯

WHO IS HE

It’s the outro that gets stuck in my head. “He’s broke down your case……..you ain’t going home ‘til 2058” 😂

Who is he?

I believe all law abiding citizens should carry one

You can't get a conceal carry if you are a felon. Wtf lmao

@@Th3Watch3r i think they just mean where either you don’t need a license to carry or if they just get one illegally.

@@msgoodpu55 that's not how it's worded... But ok.

What if your felony was for nothing violent?

Really?!! Vermont must be an interesting place.

That doesnt sound good.😮

Weren’t you paying attention? The other lady truthfully called her a B. 😂😂😂

I rather like legal eagle as well if you've not seen him

@@Me-uv6kc no, I've never heard of him. I will check him out. Thank you!

I am waiting for grandma to wear Step Ones .

Agreed. This is why gun safety rules are so important.

She is a prohibited possessor. Do you really think she cares about gun safety?

America is one giant gun club. I will never understand the mentality and the culture.

@@qwerty112311 well duh, of course she cares about gun safety. That’s why she just waved it around instead of pointing it. Sarcasm

Agreed. Ignorance of the law is not a defense. You carry a gun you'd better know the law and your rights to the letter.