🚨BREAKING! BODY CAM FOOTAGE RELEASED!

[@col.cottonhill6655]

Keep your kids out of government schools. They were awful when i went (1990s California) and they only got worse since. Your children will first experience violence, bullying, drugs, alcohol, sex, and even gangs depending on your area.

[@RonLumbar]

I fled CA to WA, now WA is at least as bad as CA...Is there nowhere left to run?

[@SeanMatson]

No shit however most folks will never wake up !!!!!!!! It's how things work

[@KR-mt2zx]

@RonLumbar probably not, but definitely not in a blue state. The school public systems aren't any better in the red states either, but they're easier to get out of into something different and at least better in a number of those places for learning and safety.

[@godbyone]

Looks like he changed ftom colt to Cassie

[@patrickharris4829]

​@@RonLumbar there is. I'm moving out of CA. to go there. Educate yourself on what you feel is important to you, and find out.

[@anthonyraines5951]

The simple answer as to why we know About this kid and not about Crooks, is because this kid was just mentally disturbed and Crooks was a patsy for inside job...

[@John_Connor556]

🎯

[@heidi22209]

Bingo

[@TN_vigilance]

This kid was groomed by the FBI, like the rest of them

[@Dusty-p9n]

Nailed it. They came there and had that footage because they knew they could use him later on.

[@TN_vigilance]

@@anthonyraines5951 he was groomed by the FBI

[@scottdunn2178]

This has False Flag written all over it... its always some loner kid on FBI radar. It's never the captain of the football team is it? 🤔

[@libertycoffeehouse3944]

I would agree with you. If they can pull off a 9-11, Gulf of Tonkin, and many other events to involve us in war why would the state not be able to stand down on events with the purpose of disarming the population. I know the school tragedy is real but is it possible that the stand downs are orchestrated? In other words the cop is told even though you have evidence to stand down for political purposes. A threat on line would be evidence not hearsay. It would be different if some kid with a grudge against libels him than if he makes a threat in writing and posts it on the Internet.

[@saltybildo9448]

Dunno man if he was ssrid he wouldn't of lived i think

[@neverettebrakensiek8771]

Disturbed kid gets on the radar then .........MKULTRA

[@robertperry4439]

I am a defense lawyer, so I have seen an abundance of body camera footage, and this is lacking any of the characteristics of legitimate body camera footage. First, body cameras use a wide-angle lens; the camera lens is not wide angle. Second, body cameras mounted on the chest will copy the officer's body movements and will show parts of the officer like hands. Third, legitimate body cameras have an embedded indication of the Universal standard date and time in the top right corner, rather the indication of date and time shown in this video, which indicates that it is a handheld video camera that can be adjusted to show and date, and time programmed into the equipment simply by changing the date and time.

[@Texasgirl10Growing]

@@robertperry4439🤦‍♀️

[@theenglishbull5259]

My dad never locked his 🔫 up. I guess I feared his wrath more than kids fear now.

[@JhonVargas-h8o]

Mine neither i knew better if i had a prob with kid at school i fought him if i got picked on i gave it back kods are so messed up knowadays

[@tomray7449]

The kid standing there rocking back and forth is an indicator of emotional / mental issues. In my fifteen years as a correctional officer that was often seen in the behavior of inmates that could be on the verge of snapping if it was unusual for them. Inmates that rocked back and forth all of the time were usually on psych meds.

[@harolddenton6031]

Colton was lying bigtime as he was nervously rocking back and forth while speaking with the officer.

[@MrReadandlearn]

I don't worry about charges. I worry about activists in the judicial system and jurists with an agenda.

[@Jamie-f8y]

👀 that's were the ball is rolling toward u nailed it it's easy to see

[@chrhadden]

same

[@ripcurlreadiness8777]

Yep this is where parents need to actually be involved and active parents!!

[@samsanderson224]

And then good old boy dad, buys his son a gun for Christmas just 6 months later. WTH???

[@patrickharris4829]

Good old boy....Try again. Both parents are in leftist fields of employment. Psycologists.......

[@kathleenkendalljacksgrandm6902]

He’s not a”good ol boy” he’s a typical southern dad. Jacks grandma in Texas

[@SeanMatson]

Mom warned the school

[@jeffechols5302]

Stay frosty stay strapped stay dangerous

[@johnskitzis6540]

Ok I’ll take your word for it!😂You’ve got to be kidding me. No words. Thanks Jack.

[@greyscout01]

So the father bought him the rifle AFTER this... yes, in that case the guy bears some responsibility.

[@michaelj8793]

Thank You Sir May I Have Another and God Bless You and Yours Keep em coming Be well 👍

[@ramacollier4469]

Thanks Jack! Georgia Mom here. My sons are 36 annd 37. They were raised with a rack at the foot of their beds. They never bothered the guns. I bought my only Grandson who is 8 a cricket .22 when he was 3. I could go on... Its a different world with different parents and kids.

[@Goodlk231]

This young man, while being questioned by officer's,,, seems terrified. If you notice, he's swaying back and forth which to me signal's a SELF SOOTHING, type of behavior,,, while Dad is leaning against the house unfaised. That's extremely ODD to me 😳!!!

[@KR-mt2zx]

Which is probably a very good sign he was lying to the officer. I caught that as well.

[@awilliams5007]

Yep.

[@Patriotx-gx4ce]

He is 13 and must be nervous talking to police..also since he might have said it as well....

[@DruidTimer]

His fidgeting was a definite tell that he was lying. Dad should have locked up the guns that day.

[@KR-mt2zx]

@@DruidTimer absolutely

[@PaEMT_FF9]

There’s a huge mental health crisis, of all ages, across this country however it’s rarely talked about.

[@tommysimmons5266]

Yeah cause by doctors giving out medication for any reason

[@StandorFall13]

Yeah social media, lack of morals, values, God, and not going outside enough.

[@mikerevendale4810]

​@@tommysimmons5266^^^ This! They're a big part of the problem.

[@motivation4u]

Yes

[@chrhadden]

they were lied to and indoctrinated. 4th graders should care about kid stuff not sex and politics!

[@codyjudd6164]

Those weapons should have been locked up after the police were there. I trusted my son to make good choices at school and gave him space as everyone pushes in Minnesota. Well, low and behold, he got into big trouble at school. Every weapon in my house has been made inoperable except the one I carry daily. This way I can ensure that my weapons will not be used for anything I do not intend them to be used for.

[@joannamazur2117]

Kids today have way too much unfettered access to the internet and parents have no idea what they're spending their time watching...parents need to be aware of what their kids are seeing....especially at that age..

[@RonLumbar]

...and they'll be exposed to even more deranged material from every type of media, while innocent people have their defense tools confiscated...China is raffing at us

[@user-xj3mo2lx9z]

Yes the internet is part to blame, but i grew up with the internet, i never once felt the need to go murder a buncha of kids. Its the parents that need to evaluated before having children or be evaluated with their children. Blaming the internet is for sure the worst argument there is.

[@davidthompson1529]

...And the Govt has way too much unfettered access to our children.

[@kerryporter8495]

So true. Kids don't value human life because they live most of their life in a virtual world of violent video games totally unsupervised.

[@bretling]

​@@kerryporter8495It's not video games. That's been disproven time and time again. The kid is an alphabet (i.e., mentally deranged.)

[@ssb2865]

No the father should not be charged. That is a very very slippery slope and will end up sending a lot of innocent people to jail

[@armedrebellion47]

Not if the signs are there. It's negligence...

[@patrickharris4829]

You as a parent are responsible for your kid. Until they are an adult ( 18 yrs old) you are responsible. Self accountability is already in short supply in this country. Don't promote it. If your kid is out of control, it's your failure as a parent somewhere in that kids lifespan.

[@TN_vigilance]

@@patrickharris4829yep

[@DanlowMusic]

How come gang bangers parents never get charged? Hmm.

[@MrLuckyCartel]

@@armedrebellion47 you can’t prove that someone recognizes signs… Not everybody’s perception is the same… Are we gonna start jailing people because they’re ignorant of their surroundings… No

[@BUTTERFLY31214]

🦋🇺🇸👋Good afternoon Jack and everyone from Pa

[@geneodom672]

Afternoon everyone.

[@BUTTERFLY31214]

🦋🇺🇸👋👍

[@brentchristopher7363]

THe dad said his son was being bullied at school. Cop should have gotten the names of the kids doing the bullying. As they likely triggered the kid to do what he did.

[@mikerevendale4810]

I can recall being bullied throughout my time in public school. There's nothing right about that fact, and many, perhaps most, can say the same. But we'd never heard of such horrific events back in the day; the difference being we're living in a profoundly sick society today. These are just symptoms of the times.

[@jameskerrigan2997]

Why kids pick on kids fight back it's part of growing up.

[@run_N_DoubleB_gun_N]

By the time I was 10 years old, I had 4 firearms, they were locked up in a gun cabinet in my room, and I had the key. The lock was so my friends didn't get in there. I never once thought about harming someone. In fact, all I thought about was hunting & protecting my family. Kids these days are so far removed from reality because of video games and social media. It's a case by case basis on whether kids should be allowed to have unfettered access. I would have locked my guns up in a safe and had a cable lock on each firearm with this young man.

[@trustinginhim3189]

Kinda reminds me of that little 11 y.o. girl who was home by herself and a rapist broke in her house and she knew how to properly use a firearm. It saved her life. She was responsibly trained.

[@americanchau-vin-ist9443]

Tennesse

[@Pjscapes]

Georgia fool

[@T_R_U_M_P_24]

*Appreciate the updates! You're quickly becoming the go-to channel for me and definitely my top 3 brother on Comi-Tube*

[@tyrone_shoelace_says]

That giant G on the door This is theater

[@jamesdegon2768]

Bingo !!

[@robertperry4439]

I am a defense lawyer, so I have seen an abundance of body camera footage, and this is lacking any of the characteristics of legitimate body camera footage. First, body cameras use a wide-angle lens; the camera lens is not wide angle. Second, body cameras mounted on the chest will copy the officer's body movements and will show parts of the officer like hands. Third, legitimate body cameras have an embedded indication of the Universal standard date and time in the top right corner, rather the indication of date and time shown in this video, which indicates that it is a handheld video camera that can be adjusted to show and date, and time programmed into the equipment simply by changing the date and time.

[@tyrone_shoelace_says]

@@robertperry4439 the problem is those of us who pay attention are severely outnumbered by those who don’t

[@morningstarstorey5609]

Thank Brother for sharing! ❤🙌🏼❤😉 🇺🇸

[@jill3686]

Why is this guy the FIRST FATHER TO BE SENTENCED FOR HIS SON? Sounds suspicious and unfair to me. I personally know a good Christian family. Had 3 boys. 1 got himself locked up in prison, another one was occasionally in trouble and the third one turned out good. They were very strict parents. I mean above and beyond what must would understand. Church every Sunday. I knew another family, 4 kids. Parents were cruel. Abuse. 3 girls, 1 boy. I believe the oldest girl and Mom k... the second girl. She wasn't allowed to eat much. She was locked out when they got groceries. She had to pee outside. They would be up till 1am cleaning, washing and folding clothes. The kids always came to me. I fed her. She liked healthy food. The little boy, would k animals. Little ones. I don't know what happened to him. They moved and never called me or came over again.. strange people.

[@bretling]

He isn't. Both parents were convicted for their child shooter in MI not too long ago.

[@SCCOWBOY]

Thanks Jack.

[@bigchase2759]

Thank you Jack

[@Dilligaf82nd]

Great job brother keep the information coming, God speed,🙏💪🤟🐊💣

[@kevinlewis9151]

1 any half trained professional should have told that father his kid was lying, that said, my 4 kids have had guns in there bedroom full access since age 10 they are in there 20s and never hurt anyone, when I found out they where getting bullied I taught them to fight. My youngest daughter once stomped 4 boys that thought they could gang up and take advantage of her. She left them all laying without a knife or gun both she had. She taught those boys to respect women the old fashioned way, broke ones knee anothers arm and ones nose and the first to try to punch her face, she broke his fist with her forehead. I taught all my kids to fight and encouraged them to spar on each other at home. Outside the family I don't think any of them has gotten the worst end of a fight ever.

[@pxsteel1]

Absolutely not. This is literally breaking one of the tenants to our judicial system. If the father did buy the gun for him for Christmas after the FBI visit, then that was extremely poor judgement, but not criminal.

[@russwilkerson2741]

The father did not commit the shooting but should have locked up all guns after colt was accused and sought some help for his son who was gay and always picked on.

[@TheGlobalTravelr]

Thanks for posting Jack.

[@jeremycole8663]

Thank you, Jack!!

[@joshmccartney6474]

To this govt, kids are on the menu

[@DamonBowdoin-yj2xt]

The officer did his job , the father did not.

[@johnmay784]

Came in just at the end lol! Much Love! Replay Gang 💯

[@marvindiamonjr.9631]

Thanks, Jack.

[@donald1841]

I raised all my kids, male and female to shoot firearms. To hunt and the art of camouflage. And i always taught them safety comes first above all. Firearms are to be respected and never misused. Today, i no longer hunt due to busy life schedules and lack of available funds. And none of my 4 grown children hunt anymore. Their reasons? Same as mine. The bottom line is to raise kid's to do these things because the skill is necessary in todays world. Not only for personal safety but to be self sufficient in life. And it never hurts to teach them about our Lord and savior first of all.

[@brettgomsrud3719]

So the millions of young thugs that make death threats daily then carry them out?(crickets)

[@gregharbin3531]

Should the father be charged with the son's crime? If that's going to be the new standard, then shouldn't the leadership of the sanctuary cities and states be charged with all the crimes committed within their jurisdiction by illegals? Which is more criminal, a father that may have made an error in judgment OR a coordinated list of politicians that knowingly invite and harbour illegals within their cities/states? If we are talking about negligence that enabled a crime, shouldn't that standard apply in both cases if it is going to apply at all?

[@trustinginhim3189]

Good point

[@ThomasTaylor00767]

Good afternoon. Hope everyone is healthy and keeping their heads up. 🤘🏻

[@BUTTERFLY31214]

🦋🇺🇸👍👍👍

[@JamesDirtRC]

Dude i might have to leave my Family. Woman has failed me an her kids.. it is out of control. I keep my Guns Locked unless there on ME. Step kids, i have no say. Oregon has a Lock separate from ammo.

[@col.cottonhill6655]

Thanks you too Thomas.

[@col.cottonhill6655]

​@@JamesDirtRC I'm sorry to hear that man. Are you married? Do you have any children with her?

[@djsipp4743]

Have a great day everyone. God look over us

[@robg8433]

The kids body language is the tell tell...👀👀👈🏽👈🏽👈🏽

[@stevenhom7548]

Father should taken his son into consultation to have the social issues taken care back in 2023 when there were signs of potential problems

[@shager350z]

Unless they can prove beyond a doubt that the Father was neglecting his duties as a parent "No" he should not be charged. Kid's today have way to many bad influences on them, it is sad that it sometimes leads to things like this. What I would like to know is if the kid was being bulled at School what where the parents and School doing about it..... And after the sheriff showed up why was there not mental evaluation done to see if the Kid was in mental destress the school could have done this and advised the parent's. If it was me and the Sheriff showed up with these allegations against my son the guns would have been lockup from there on out and we would have had a long talk about this. So is that neglect on the fathers part for not doing that who is to say, he probably thought like most parents my Kid would never do that .

[@samadams9557]

God bless you, Jack. Stay strong patriots. Time is running short. Stock up, get the skills, get fit, get any surgery you’re putting off. Get right with God, get to know Jesus. If you don’t have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one.

[@smelton7]

Guess we should have car dealerships charged for suppling cars to drunk drivers that kill, better yet charge the manufacturers! 11 Ohm

[@ultra4e]

Kudos to the Father for not letting them inside and making all conversations take place outside the residence. Condolences to the families who lost loved ones and/or were injured - a person is to blame not a fire arm.

[@Alanrknight74]

Should the police officer who didn't insist on risk assessment also be charged like the father? Anybody who knew about it and didn't take appropriate steps to investigate is at fault. If we make the father at fault, then they're all at fault.

[@brianburge3349]

THANKS JACK

[@bryanwoodring2569]

Hands in pockets .. swaying side to side

[@Travisb71]

Wow! This is crazy! How did the dad not lockup the guns and keep them secure after this?

[@reddog1171]

Thanks

[@d.zyned2thrive584]

Imagine how many less teen DUIs we'd have if parents were charged with something, at least in situations where the parent knew their kid was drinking, or were even at a party with alcohol present.

[@michaelgraham8854]

That happened here in Connecticut, he had problems and his mother thought shooting guns would help him. I don t understand parents today.

[@ryanjames3610]

Why wouldn’t juvenile detectives interview him at their office? Instead, send patrol officers in full kit?? 🤔 🎣

[@timothybrown6976]

How could anyone as a LEO not see that this kid wasn't telling the truth

[@reliablethreat23]

God bless you guys!

[@jimmycagnee65]

Thanks bro

[@TexasHill]

From my perception, the child "Colt Gray" was clearly lying... based on the fact he wasn't making eye contact, pacing back and forth on each foot, and the fact he wasn't in shock when the Police accused him of making the threats... Anyone who hasn't done something , then accused of doing it will be in shock, and ask what ? are you kidding ? ( in complete shock something like that would be asked of him ). The father shouldn't be charged with the same crimes as the son. Wreck less negligence perhaps, but not murder, etc.

[@Alanrknight74]

Shared to X. Colton should have had a risk assessment done by a professional psychologist. My wife works in the school district. Does those types of risk assessments on it weekly or monthly basis. They put in plans to help these kids who have mental illness. This happened because somebody didn't take the risk seriously enough. It's not just the father, but it's also the police, the school if they knew about it, etc.

[@RAYANDERS-w4t]

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@danielcongrove3319]

I will say should parents be held responsible for their kids actions. No I don't and I think that's a very slippery slope to go down. However when you have warning signs and cop showing up at your doors talking about a school shooting that this kid toasted, and then for him to still have access to guns and ammunition then that is the Father's responsibility and it is partially his fault he should have had absolutely no access to weapons after that police visit

[@bwatkins1223]

I still need more information that may never come. With the limited info I have now, I would hold the father accountable. However, having been a teenager, there were plenty of things that I was doing that my parents had no clue, so I'm torn. The fact that local LEO'S got involved would be a huge red flag to lock up everything.

[@nicks.901]

He's drunk, the Father.

[@RonLumbar]

on alcohol or energy drinks, and probably glued to a screen every day watching men wrestle or some show about gangsters

[@VladimirGitcherocksoff]

So.

[@kevinmiller8265]

I think he is drunk..and weird.

[@mikequandt7724]

Absolutely, the father should be charged. I'm pro 2A myself, but if my kid made threats like that, there is absolutely no way in Hell I'd go out months later and purchase any firearm, let alone an AR-15 for him The father bears some responsibility. However, i do think the charges against the father are excessive. The boy, as i understand, is being charged as an adult. With that said, he bears most of the responsibility of that crime. The father didn't kill those people. The boy did. What if a knife or ball bat was used instead? Would the father still hold responsibility?

[@gunsnwater2668]

They seem to get proof when it suits and not when it doesn't. 🤔🤫

[@cliffhelwig5905]

After the visit from the police, the father knew better than to give that kid access. He is compliment.

[@Stab_Knifewind]

What difference a year makes. Thanks for the update Jack.

[@brucethomas6296]

After the facts are revealed, then the dad could be guilty of a misdemeanor, but he should not be charged with murder, manslaughter. This in effect means gun control ! The cop did what he was supposed to do.

[@davidfarrens3572]

I don't understand why the father is in trouble... He's not responsible for his son's actions unless he corerced him in some way. Nore should his mother they cannot be charged his son is souly responsible. Bottom line.

[@81hewp]

Bottom line, the kid did it. It’s the jury’s job to put it together.

[@2raw2war2]

Sounds like a perfectly innocent good ol boys kinda questioning. Reciprocity on both ends.

[@kevinlewis9151]

Father drinking a beer, talking to the cops

[@whiskeytangofoxtrot575]

I don't think so.

[@dansemacabre6515]

Prosecuting a parent for crimes their teenage kids commit is a dangerous precedent & a perversion of our justice system

[@leemorse3067]

His father was an enabler and a groomer

[@neverettebrakensiek8771]

My 13 yr old is disturbed, I will never teach him how to handle a gun, I will never give him access. Pew Pews locked in a clostet in a locked room with an alarm on that door, he is also never left in the house unsupervised, not even when we're are in the yard, if we are out then so is he. We pulled him from public school to homeschool as the public school is absolutely toxic. He has never threatened but he has has a problem with impulse control and emotional regulation. We get him all the mental health we can but whats happening with these kids is terrifying. I just keep thinking what if ? All I can do is all I can do and pray it doesnt happen here.

[@hellsbellspreparedness2722]

So many things could’ve been done to stop this.🤬🤬🤬

[@jamisontaylor878]

Maybe that bud light the father was drinking had something to do with it lol

[@BUTTERFLY31214]

🦋🇺🇸Shared & Reposted . Thks Jack

[@MtnBadger]

If the parents had any inkling the kid was troubled or had made threats to shoot and didn't take reasonable action to prevent, then yes. If nothing was suspicious and the weapon was acquired elsewhere, no. Theres lots of room in the middle and that's what court is for but to just sit in your living room and make a definitive call after the fact without all the info is just as irresponsible on the part of commentors.

[@startrac2]

Agree with you

[@Oilngld]

Because Thomas Crooks is actually Maxwell Yearick!

[@raymond4094]

Thank you for sharing! The Father should be charged with some kind of misdemeanor for not securing the firearms with the knowledge he had.

[@StandorFall13]

Rocking back and forth hands in pockets....they know you wrote it or else they wouldn't be there.....

[@thegmansanchez2763]

Two tiered yes!!! C'mon the Commies r in charge

[@eugenehoward7470]

Great video

[@ccoop8470]

I'll leave the same comment on this as i did on a different channel. "This is crazy....idk what to say. I'm literally speechless 😶"

[@xforce708]

I don’t feel like we know much here either. Police didn’t charge him with the threats because they obviously had no proof. Being bullied at school, what was the school doing about that. There has to be some evidence they’re not showing us as to why dad was arrested.

[@chrisgunsandguitars1403]

This should have made the dad think better safe than sorry and secure the guns. New guns come with a lock, and obtaining more locks is far cheaper than a gun safe.

[@savagewagon6038]

This reminds me of guys I worked with that constantly said “I’m going to be honest with you” , followed by some bullshit lie .

[@Neel-xe1po]

I don't think the father should be held responsible for any of that child's actions.. that sets a scary president

[@YouLookinAtMe-Bro]

Kamala would be a scary president. Not a precisdent we should allow.

[@pedraw]

"precedent"...........................you're welcome.

[@mastermnd22]

​@@pedrawthe dumbest ones don't want to be punished for their crappy kids crimes either..

[@nicholastormey5946]

I can say as a troubled teen I am 25 now I can say that I understand the feeling of being bullied and being hurt by people

[@Lou_e_v]

Thanks for your credentials and letting us know you are a former teenager. Congratulations

[@nicholastormey5946]

@@Lou_e_v what ever you say dude

[@bretling]

If you're only 25 now, you weren't actually bullied.

[@SandraDiaz-lt2jp]

I totally get it! I know the feeling, & the pain it causes. I sure do! People who don't get bullied will never know the pain it causes a person or how much damage it does to a person.

[@vainwretch]

Kids are sneaky and could have figured out how to get a gun regardless of the dad .

[@mouse5631]

Weird. Watching the video, I get kicked off KZbin. Reopened my app, and this video was no longer in my recommended feed. I had to come to your channel to find it.

[@robertperry4439]

I am a defense lawyer, so I have seen an abundance of body camera footage, and this is lacking any of the characteristics of legitimate body camera footage. First, body cameras use a wide-angle lens; the camera lens is not wide angle. Second, body cameras mounted on the chest will copy the officer's body movements and will show parts of the officer like hands. Third, legitimate body cameras have an embedded indication of the Universal standard date and time in the top right corner, rather the indication of date and time shown in this video, which indicates that it is a handheld video camera that can be adjusted to show and date, and time programmed into the equipment simply by changing the date and time.

[@chrisf8645]

Fueling the algorithm

[@thomasbrandon5111]

GBI should have been agency to conduct interview eith more lnfo on the threat