Angry Entitled Convict Accuses Judge of Being Soft After Being Accused of MULTIPLE Crimes!

[@donnalehnert6438]

This guy is a dangerous, uncontrolled individual!

[@OSGCourtWatch]

pretty well sums up my thoughts on him as well donna!

[@joetrolo7076]

3 ouis, domestic violence, trying to beat on police and fleeing and eluding with 100 Mi an hour in a 45? This guy is a one man crime spree.

[@RandallChase1]

Poster boy of letting anger dictate your future.

[@johnharling5246]

So glad Debbie Davis is back, she turns up in court, Judge Middleton has expressed frustration many times because the previous prosecution failed to turn up, even in sentence hearings.

[@Mewse1203]

Mr Marvin was a joke

[@Mewse1203]

@JudgeHill ahh yes, because THAT'S the important detail.

[@ubiquitousambiguity]

You think she voted for trump?

[@greenman6141]

@@ubiquitousambiguity Not a single chance that she of Judge Middleton voted for a r_pist.

[@susandarnell4524]

​@@ubiquitousambiguity I bet she did. So glad she is back

[@Frogginnator]

for those that don't know. Debbie has been sworn in as the county prosecutor.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

Thats good. I don't know anything about the last one but I know she doesn't mess around.

[@travy85]

Debora Davis is the answer. Judge Middleton in training.

[@Katrina-qs2rl]

Thank goodness!

[@madmadmal]

She was dismissed from the prosecutors office for an ethics violation. She ran against that prosecutor for the office and won. I think she has done a great job and deserves that position.

[@OldDood]

@@madmadmal thank you for that. I was wondering how that all turned out. So what was the ethics violation? Did the other guy just have a personal vendetta against her?

[@vivaldi1948]

So good to have Ms. Davis back.

[@dinahbrown902]

Why?

[@snailduck]

@@dinahbrown902 Because from everything I've seen she's very good at her job.

[@plusmoore]

Why doesn’t an ethics violation bother you?

[@Vioviva]

For everyone bitching about prosecutors doing plea deals or dismissing some charges from a multi-charge case, remember that it takes ONE jackass on a jury to let a criminal go scot free forever.

[@Eudiamonia77]

Love hearing the judge talk through his decisions.

[@Zerbey]

This man hates everything and blames it all on the system, a very dangerous combination.

[@jblair2996]

Debbie is back and kicking butt.. Got to love seeing her back in action.

[@GreatBunny]

I respect Judge Middleton so much, he’s just such a good man. You can’t fake that kind of genuine.

[@markharmon7598]

Too lenient IMO,

[@NorthernGirl106]

I love that he keeps shaking his head like Debbie Davis reading his charges can be stopped by him going "nuh uh!"

[@Katrina-qs2rl]

Guess he thinks that's a valid objection technique.😅

[@susandarnell4524]

​@@Katrina-qs2rl😂😂

[@Crazyjn]

My brother was like this guy in some ways. You become institutionalized and then life on the outside is extremely hard and you don’t fear the repercussions of your actions because you’re okay with going back, or taking the gamble to do what you want even though it’s a lot of illegal and immoral behavior. He ended up hanging himself in prison, and I still have mixed emotions about the whole situation but yes life goes on and you ultimately can’t change people who don’t want it. I’m so glad for my relationship with God. It is that alone that keeps me afloat and keeps me semi level headed in all the sin and chaos that comes from living in this world. Lord help us all…💯✝️❤️

[@Shadow613460]

“I believe I’ve passed the age of consciousness and righteous rage. I found just surviving was a noble fight. I once believed in causes too, had my pointless point of view, but life goes on, no matter who is wrong or right.” Put that on my tombstone too

[@dock_yard1149]

“Angry Young Man” Billy Joel, fabulous tune. Describes so many of today’s young STUPID, WEAK, LOUDMOUTH losers who only think they’re tough.

[@rabidrabbitshuggers]

He only cares about what happened to his sister to the extent that he uses it as an excuse to break the law. He could actually care less about what happens to her. If he cared, he would be actively trying to help her. This helps no one. People like him are the literal worst. For his sister’s sake, I hope he winds up in prison for life. He seems to be on the right trajectory.

[@eamonhunt8781]

I might as well resist, I might as well flee, I'm going to prison anyway and they're not going charge me with half things I do.

[@OSGCourtWatch]

yeah..thats what drives me crazy too...

[@Michael-pt8cr]

The legal system needs to be much harder on repeat offenders. I get that people can make mistakes, but when you're a repeat offender who has shown no signs of stopping that conduct......

[@dannolte5384]

If even half of what Miss Davis alleged is true, this guy should not be allowed to leave prison for a very long time.

[@slc1161]

Why are so many criminals given so many chances? It’s crazy!

[@greenman6141]

Fantastic to see Attorney Davis back. Back where she is badly needed. Huzzah.

[@yes4me]

life goes on even if I am right or wrong... nobody hears my shout or my cries. That's life.

[@JohnMichaelson]

He's not wrong. I love Middleton as a person, but he only dishes out consequences that matter in the most extreme cases.

[@rays2306]

I agree. Middleton is soft. He treated a victim worse than he did a defendant on one case. Another case where jail was warranted he let the guy go. Of all the judges on you tube he is the worst. Especially all his inane commentary. I think he loves to hear the sound of his own voice.

[@normandeplume7533]

@@rays2306 I think he has a lot of built-up 420 residue in his system and it makes him way too mellow ... and soft for this role.

[@cmygamelife]

11:20 😮 how is a man this dangerous cut so many plea deals and slapped on the wrist over and over again. He isnt getting the help he needs so even though jail doesnt address his problems until he does choose to deal with these problems jail and prison seems to be the only place for him.

[@Katrina-qs2rl]

The only help he needs is a lift to life in prison.

[@Kerrvillian1962]

Because prosecutors don't do the work of making bad people face the consequences of their actions.

[@cassiebolick]

Debbie Davis is back!!!!!!😊

[@OSGCourtWatch]

she rocks!

[@davidgump1509-z1b]

@@OSGCourtWatch Whatever happened to Ms Simpson?

[@dinahbrown902]

And?

[@lindat3607]

How does he still have a license all right! Scary guy, hope he gets sent away for a long time.

[@OSGCourtWatch]

as i am sure MOST of the citizens of st joes feel!

[@paulw176]

Anger is like taking poison - and expecting the other person to die.

[@SarahMaywalt]

Anger is a human emotion, one that not everyone can control. It sounds like this man has some reasons to be angry. The trauma happened so long ago that he probably doesn't even remember what he was like before. I'm not saying that we should let everyone who was hurt as a child hurt others. I'm saying we need a mental health care system that doesn't fail 90%+ of it's patients. I'm saying that we need a judicial system that is deserving of the respect it demands. A Billy Joel song doesn't fucking cut it.

[@debcoughlan5176]

I learned something at the end. "Life goes on no matter who was wrong or right."

[@PlatonsArm]

Judge Middleton sure is a beacon of light in these dark times.

[@Crash88]

Can't hear that "Prosecutor Elect Debra Davis" enough. Sadly we don't have her clone here in Illinois.

[@pampvamp]

Career criminal. Nothing changing here.

[@Map42892]

Thanks for keeping the technical legal discussion about no-hold bonds in. Stuff like that is why I watch this channel!

[@richardclaus4751]

He fought the police when they tried to arrest him, physically battering them until they could cuff him. What does a butt wink have to do in St Jo's County to be remanded? He is on parole and doing the same crap. lose the key, please.

[@narsister]

Nice to see Judge Middleton and Debbie Davis!

[@user-gk9lg5sp4y]

Love Mrs. Davis and Judge Middleton!

[@DeeDeeUnlimited]

He went on a high-speed chase in two states, and his attorney wants him to have a bond?? What a mess. He could have unalived many people. He needs to stay under the jail or should ship him to the Wayne County jail old side and let him stay with them for a few years.

[@OSGCourtWatch]

i know...but i guess thats his job...

[@douglasrodenbach8000]

Isn’t that his job ?

[@DeeDeeUnlimited]

@@douglasrodenbach8000 I understand just stating my opinion.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

Yep. Every now and then, I have to remind myself that the defense attorney is doing exactly what they are supposed to be doing when they say the craziest things in defense of their client.

[@Zerbey]

A defense attorney's job is to ensure their client gets fair and equal treatment, he rightly stated that this case was not eligible for no bond, sure it's stupid and he should be locked up but that's the law.

[@CoffeeCynic]

"Almost 40 years ago" ? How long has Middleton been doing this?? He doesn't look that old.

[@marketads1]

People get upset that alcoholics are out of jail over and over. But we only have so much room and jails are full of low level drug offenders who threaten less on the roads than drunks do. We incarcerate people for small quantities of weed and pieces of foil with residue. We think the drugs are worse than alcohol. They’re both bad. Time to stop it at the source!!

[@normandeplume7533]

"Time to stop it at the source"... do you mean outlaw the manufacture and distribution of alcoholic products? We tried that from 1920 until 1933. It was called Prohibition and it came under the 18th Amendment to the Constitution. That didn't work out too well and it was repealed in 1933 under the 21st Amendment. What it created was far more crime in bootlegging, racketeering, murder, and many other forms of organized crime (think Al Capone and his ilk). I don't think we need a return to all that, PLUS having drunk drivers still on the roads because making alcohol illegal does not make it unavailable. ...as we learned the hard way.

[@karenneill9109]

And time to start having WAY better treatment options-mandate treatment instead of jail and the person might actually stop.

[@brightsun5479]

He has got out time and time again. Therefore he thinks he will walk again. His attitude shows he thinks the justice system is a joke. He doesn’t care about anyone or anything. Cold as ice

[@Raccoon_Mama.]

Judge M. is a fine man. Do I wish he was tougher sometimes? YES, but that's not being "soft".

[@markstriblen5354]

He is soft.

[@TStheDeplorable]

One of the Washtenaw judges explained that the reason they will give a million dollar bond instead of using the "no bond" law is that if you have "no bond" you don't get credit for time served when you are sentenced, which most people find unfair.

[@hildia5439]

Don't let your past dictate your future. I feel for the guy but at this point he's using it as an excuse to do what he wants instead of propelling him to change.

[@OSGCourtWatch]

👍 GREAT point hildia!

[@psinclairjr]

Very good point, but he just won't stop breaking the law, but you make an excellent point

[@SPEDTEACHERBURNEY]

Perhaps this time around she won't lie to Judge Middleton in court

[@speedingatheist]

He's a fine product of the 'slap on the wrist' justice system.

[@OramIOrigami]

You mean like they did with the billionaire?

[@mikeadams8027]

Yes I agree both Bidens should go to jail. Is that what you meant? Or do you mean all the other billionaires who gave money to Kamala to keep things in their favor?

[@agoo7581]

The only people who are the recipient of the "slap on the rich justice system" are the wealthy that you and other right-wing morons keep making exuses for.

[@normandeplume7533]

@@OramIOrigami and the guy who molested his sister, according to him...

[@Rayne21787]

​@OramIOrigami and he's living in your head rent-free. You should get your TDS checked out by a licensed therapist.

[@br3bid10]

I’m here to challenge jurisdiction.

[@Lady1974M]

I was sitting here watching this and thinking to myself, "I wonder whatever happened in this man's life to bring him to this point." And then we found out right at the end. I do feel for this guy actually. He clearly has a lot of unresolved trauma, bitterness and anger that is eating away at him and as a result he is taking it out on everyone around him. Good therapy would be of great benefit to this man, but only if he were willing to participate in the process and I don't think he is anywhere near that stage yet. Unfortunately, he will probably continue down this road of lashing out and seeing his abuser in every face around him. I know this sentiment is thrown around a lot and usually has little substance behind it, but in this case I truly do hope he gets the help he sorely needs else his world will forever be this small ball of rage and hatred and life has so much more to offer.

[@mariemandra2583]

He is an abuser.

[@Lady1974M]

@@mariemandra2583 Yes. It's a cycle he won't break until he gets help and recognizes that.

[@Vioviva]

Yeah, he’s just passing on his PTSD to his wife, who did NOTHING to cause his childhood trauma. The DV charge was for strangulation. I hope your feelings for this man extend to his wife who likely thought she was going to die when he strangled her.

[@scoopydaniels8908]

How is the this guy going to BLAME a prosecutor for what happened to his sis 40 yrs ago, as if pros was judge, jury+exec? Also.. molestation/sex crimes were different 40 years ago.. a molester could get away with almost any sexual crime just by saying they didn't do it and turning the victim into the bad guy

[@annettedebellefeuille714]

This is an excellent and very accurate observation. I’m a retired civil trial attorney. The frustration over the acquittal of the child molester was very evident in Judge Middleton‘s voice. 40 years ago, many sex crimes were not reported, prosecuted, sometimes not even investigated. Sex crimes involving the testimony of children or minors is always problematic. Debate remains over the cost/benefit relating to obligating the victim to relive their trauma repeatedly with the police, the prosecutors, and eventually in the courtroom itself. Nevertheless, the defendant has no right whatsoever to harm other people, and to expose them to life-threatening behavior. Being a victim doesn’t mean you get to victimize others. Ever.

[@GovilGirl]

​@annettedebellefeuille714 💯 most prosecutors wouldn't take on molestation cases. My county didn't. Found a lawyer and sued in civil court, did deposition, would not take an settlement, and took stand mysrlf and was better for it. (He deleted himself so biggest win!) I did trauma informed therapy and group therapy. Testifying is not reliving trauma, and that bs is mostly bc others are shameful and guilty and in denial. I fully knew the difference between child vs adult and who was in charge, knew I was not lying, not to embellish or diminish memories. I could follow the rules for Canasta. I even got a "what were you wearing?" question sneered at me which I quickly answered, "the required elementary student uniform was..." which got a gulp. Questions about my current sex life? "I am confused as to how what I do or do not do now might have affected what your adult client did to me as a child when I was aged seven. Could you explain the question better so I can understand (time travel)?" or "Why? Are you a pedo too?" I was beyond pissed. My attorney took my case for free and I love him still.

[@ThePrufessa]

Judge Middleton: the last hippie judge alive

[@dinahbrown902]

Hippie 😝

[@Mewse1203]

100 in a 45? Yikes

[@psinclairjr]

Listening to Mrs Davis speak (oh ive missed watching her work in Court) and Judge Middleton read his criminal history like a Spaceballs Scroll told me this dude is rotten to the core, shouldnt be released, and will almost certainly commit some heinous crime in the future that will put him in Prison for life. I really wish we could protect the public from him, but alas.....

[@davidrogersundquist781]

convict hit the nail on the head, he is soft ! likeable but soft !

[@Sera-Marie]

Yay! Debs is back! Congrats on the new job!

[@andreatteambrendan4772]

She is still county prosecutor right? Just back in the court room?

[@Callimachus33]

She will officially take office in Jan 1st

[@Inigo_The_Son]

🎵Take out the papers and the trash...🎵

[@dock_yard1149]

“Or you don’t get no spendin’ cash ...” “Yakkity Yak, Don’t Talk Back” 1960s Motown hit

[@David-h8p2x]

Fake tough whiskey tango.😂 Funny pathetic but not scary 😂

[@rebel1218]

Our system is a joke. Keep allowing people to do the same crimes over and over again with little, if any, punishment

[@millipedic]

That is about to change.

[@amirahal-wehbi]

I agree. I’ve noticed it’s mostly lenient on certain ppl that commit certain crimes. Mostly in liberal/Democrat cities. BUT, the people have spoken in this past election. Everyone is tired of this and are demanding law and order be restored and enforced. The amount of red I saw in this election says ppl want a change and NOW!

[@ullle66]

⁠@@amirahal-wehbiSure, they want a change! So much that they elected a convicted felon, who didnt accept election results which have been signed by over 60 (mostly blue) judges, and brings dangerous national security stuff into his club, just to brag about it to his friends. Congrats! From first world democratic leading state to the joke of the civilized world. and just BTW: That “stable genius” was allready in charge for 4 years…..so shouldnt the US allready “be great again”??? Why isnt it? But thats probably the fault of all his “best choice” staff, that after getting to know him fleeded as soon they could😂 Oh wait, sorry, no! All and everything is the fault of the dems, i forgot….

[@TedBackus]

it is high time the right to bond is strengthened. our supposition of innocence is nothing more than a sentence on an old paper, and little more. if our legal system supposes innocence, then every defendant short of the most violent cases where bond is never afforded, should have a right to bond. the judges who subvert our legal protections , by assigning absurdly high bond are tyrants who use a cute little trick to enact their own idea of what Americans deserve. high bond is little more than revocation of constitutional protections, and it should sicken everyone with the mind to understand the weight of what it means, and more importantly what it could lead to. its like meddling with free speech to sure up ideology, its bad news, and labeling some speech as 'hate' or 'misinformation' is HIGHLY dangerous, just like labeling some people guilty before they are proven so.

[@hughjarse4205]

Good job, Stipley. It's nice to see him get in there & lay the boundary.

[@katesterling6443]

Judge Middleton is my very mostest favorite judge!!

[@goodchessactor]

Hey, anybody can make a mistake. This guy is an exemplary citizen.

[@DrLegitimate]

Ms. Davis fan club reporting in :D

[@sallyskellington3024]

Yay Debbie!!! That guy is a complete mess.

[@bjs301]

Hard to argue with his point. I wonder if a lot of KZbin judges, including this one, become popular specifically because they are soft.

[@OSGCourtWatch]

personally...gotta be tough when ya are a judge in such a small fish bowl for soooo many years...ya know everyone!

[@bjs301]

@@OSGCourtWatch Good point. I get frustrated sometimes, but I've never done the job.

[@mikeadams8027]

If the molester had a trial and was acquitted, how does he think the judge is the one that let him off?

[@nowhereman6360]

With such a good track record the police should work in the lost department cause they are expert in that.

[@richardclaus4751]

If he can afford a car and gasoline for said car that burns gallons and gallons when driving 100 mph, then he can afford his own attorney.

[@harryd9782]

Try that is a southern state…had he run like that in Georgia or Arkansas they would have turned his car into a flaming junkyard heap AND thrown him UNDER the jail.

[@jan_vyhnak]

Have to love that "Old hippie"!

[@dinahbrown902]

He was no hippie ever he’s a conformist.

[@joleenspelbrink3265]

Still driving?!

[@michaelinhouston9086]

Absolutely no surprise to me that the prosecutor asserts the guy is a danger to the community but then admits that numerous violent charges against him were dismissed previously. So typical of prosecutors to whine about alleged violent offenders but then dismiss violent charges left and right.

[@jeffnorris8848]

You maybe too hard in this case. He just got off parole. So in exchange for guilty on one they dismiss two others. Saves time and money. Now the DV can be hard to get convictions if the victim does not want to testify.

[@slimmike22]

What's crazy to me is these judges can sit up there and hit them with subliminal insults regardless of what the people has done and they expect them to just sit there and take it the character bashing in the little slack making fun that he was doing of him when he said they should have turned the water on that was unnecessary stuff like that is what makes somebody say you know what I've had enough it's not fair of the judges to talk about them like that in an unprofessional manner and expect them to sit there and keep their mouth shut

[@logangamingvideos8057]

ok does anyone have a feeling that this guy wants to let the inner demon out like at 100 percent

[@nickmad887]

thanks

[@theresatackett6690]

Welcome back Debra. 🎉

[@lw8932]

He’s not wrong about Judge Middleton. He IS too soft. He lets too many people off easy.

[@larrychatham-id7xv]

I 100% agree with you, I like judge Middleton but he is too soft more often than not

[@amosfrench7169]

Well if he was very strict everyone will be saying hes to mean. Now alot has to do with the prosecutor of how they give out plea deals. Usually thats where the softness comes from. They can only sentence them what the law allows so if they plead down its very soft

[@TJWillis13]

Middleton wanted to hold him on no bond, but the defense raised argument against and Middleton had to toe that line. Middleton does what is fair and what he is ALLOWED to do.

[@Brian1Graves]

There are always, on every video with this fine judge, miscellaneous other, non-related voices leaking into the feed. Why is that?

[@jaybingham3711]

4:44 "...officers' lawful commands. Believing he was still in the bathroom, upon busting their way inside...lo and behold...he had YET AGAIN given them the slip by crawling out the window after slathering himself in vasoline and dislocating his own shoulder. If I may approach? You really can't fully appreciate his escape without seeing for yourself in this picture just how tiny the bathroom window is. Yes, good catch...that is in fact me holding up my phone next to it for perspective. Incredibly your honor...all of these goings-on up to this point turn out to be just the prelude! From there the popo redoubled their effort and..."😑

[@stevefromchicago8277]

Debbie Davis 🙌 she’s awesome

[@skinsey85]

How exactly does a prosecutor trying a case against a chomo let that defendant off 🤔 This guy clearly has his wires tied in knots and seems to think he was the judge instead of the prosecutor at the time. And I believe a judge who says the predator was ultimately convicted in the end over the meth head who probably checked out after the first acquittal cus he doesn't know how the court process works and can't get ahold of his rage to let him understand.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

Wow. A jurisdiction question that has nothing to do with sovcits? That's kinda funny.

[@thejudgmentalcat]

How was that old case with his sister resolved? Dude seems to think Judge M. let the guy go

[@OSGCourtWatch]

i have no idea but my guess is he plead down which is why he feels the way he does...

[@mardellarowland5339]

What's with the odd voices that glitch in and out of audio?

[@itsjustlaurel1531]

DEBBY! DEBBY! DEBBY!❤

[@OSGCourtWatch]

👍👍👍👍

[@dinahbrown902]

?

[@justbob3397]

she needs to wear skirts and not slacks

[@dock_yard1149]

What’s that relevant to?

[@michaelinhouston9086]

Lagrange? As I recall, that is where sov cit Chris what's-his-name lives.

[@paulcoinc]

Debbie Davis is a great DA or whatever the local title is. Many just head the office with little actual time in court.

[@ljb0519]

i don't disagree with the bond amount but i feel like it would have been more appropriate to have it be 200k all cash

[@katkirk7232]

He’s right, this judge is too soft.

[@Vioviva]

Nothing soft about a $200,000 bond.

[@CybeleCotter]

No bond

[@boomer150]

So here's the thing about bond. The issue that takes up about half this video. Most reasonable people might ask the reasonable question. How does someone like this, have a bond? And why is the judge not able to just say no bond. Well it kinda boils down to prison overcrowding. Too few prisons, too little tax money to build more, due to constant Republican tax cuts. So with so many people breaking the law, and not enough prisons to house them all. They need to make room. This is one of the ways. In addition, its a revenue source for the city, when a judge sets a high bond, the defendant scrapes together enough then violates the bond terms. That's money to build more prisons.

[@ubiquitousambiguity]

Do you think Deb Davis, a Republican, voted for Trump?

[@dock_yard1149]

Ffs I hope NOT

[@JudgeHill]

Handsome guy, shame he’s a DANGER.

[@dinahbrown902]

What the heck is that comment about 🤣

[@Sera-Marie]

What is up with the audio on this video?

[@Spurs24601]

Can he do Piano Man in the next episode?

[@axisofpeter]

With the record the judge just built, he should expect a motion to recuse himself, unless he really does have a reputation of being soft. But there’s a lot of personal hostility on both sides. The fact that he goes on and on with song lyrics just proves his pre-existing animus. And I’d be challenging that bond for the same reason, using his own words about disingenuous bonds that are meant to prevent release. Not a great performance.

[@jremington123]

He's probably has serious ptsd from childhood trauma, resulting in explosive anger and addiction issues.

[@Vioviva]

Millions of people suffer childhood trauma, and the vast majority don’t commit multiple felonies. The defendant made sure to remind the judge about his sister’s abuse, wielding his trauma like a Get Out of Jail Free card. Lock him up.

[@danastordalen623]

@@ViovivaAnd throw away the key.

[@robertbowman3783]

How can Middleton believe good ol Deb when she’s lied to his face previously. She didn’t get fired for no reason

[@DawnBryant-q7b]

Yea. This punk Middleton knew the child mo. N let him walk he’s done that for 50 years. He ruined the county

[@GovilGirl]

He prosecuted the case - way more than most were doing back then. I think the lunatic in the jail is not a great source of info.

[@DawnBryant-q7b]

@ just watch his court. He’s a bum. Refuses jail to all the punks he knows. Too bad he didn’t know this dudes parent or uncle. He would walk him on a pr bond.

[@jacquolen1952]

As much as anyone in the comments section, I hate that so many repeat offenders get very little punishment and continue their criminal activities. But unless we are willing and committed to build and staff one helluva lot more prisons, not much will change. The existing system is already overcrowded and underfunded and crime is one of the few growth industries in our country.

[@relwaretep]

Imagine if there were a prison system that'd reward shareholders for reducing recidivism rates!

[@patricknolan1096]

He is a suck job of his own youtube channel indeed.

[@pamelalansbury94]

Clickbait

[@OSGCourtWatch]

lol...i am the LEAST click baity channel out there but appreciate the comment for the algorithm!

[@GarretMartinn]

First

[@OSGCourtWatch]

thanks as always my friend!

[@DJAZ0121]

1st

[@OSGCourtWatch]

MUCH appreciated