🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To DRAMATIC COURTROOM OUTBURSTS & SENTENCING REACTIONS!

🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To TOP 10 COURTROOM OUTBURSTS & SENTENCING REACTIONS PART 2!
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[@webbtrekker534]

That you became angry and upset at these peoples just shows that you have a well defined moral compass. My complements to you and the family you grew up with.

[@s777jm]

Most people do

[@reneehomen2226]

No worries Kabir, inmates always know about child murderers and those that hurt kids. It's very difficult to prove insanity in this country so I have no doubt that guy is going to prison.

[@Elevatedzebra96]

I’ve heard the conditions are worse for the insanity plea to a mental hospital..

[@donrainesoh]

The women’s prison is far different. Many women in for murder is for killing their kids. In fact 71% of children killed by a parent are killed by the mother. 8/1,000 kids in America are killed by a parent. Yet, men get the harsher sentence. Society is weird.

[@JKM395]

Any person that can hurt a kid should be buried under the prison. There's just no excuse. Don't bother asking why with most of these, brother. Some people just suck out loud. It's always good to see Judge Glazer on one of these things. She has a good head on her shoulders.

[@you_can_call_me_T]

The man who's son's murderer pled insanity had me crying. Goodness, i felt his pain.

[@booklover_78]

That was heartbreaking. Insanity?! I'd love to know what process they used to reach that diagnosis. I don't believe it. The fact that he wasn't responding emotionally or at all when he was being yelled at shows psychosis such as being a psychopath. Psychopaths are capable of being whatever they want. I hate to knock anyone in the mental health community though I have a feeling that guy played someone.

[@tattooedman42]

I've seen this clip more than once, and my heart breaks every time at the pain and anguish in this man's voice.

[@robertsterner2145]

I've never seen you get angry like that before, Kabir. But you were right to be so angry.

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah that one really ticked me off lol

[@kymmkam73]

You are sooo right about the girl who was texting and only got her license revoked!! I was swearing too!

[@virginiarobbins7539]

In this case I honestly feel like race played a role. I'm the last person whom thinks everything is about race... usually I think it's all bs .. but there are a few times like this one where it absolutely was the reason for the sentencing.

[@aceultraboss]

@@virginiarobbins7539 Exactly, plus Kabir said a guy driving a truck, WITH FAULTY BRAKES, MIND YOU, was sentenced to 100 years in prison, I would let that be just vehicular manslaughter, but that woman deserves to be behind bars for almost, if not, for the rest of her life, but of course, people never get true justice in society, the rich stay rich, the poor stays poor, the abused keeping getting beaten, the abuser keeps going, the killer keeps killing, rioters keep rioting, and us middle-class citizens have to do it ourselves before things get better or worse. Simply in a few words: Things need to change.

[@VelkanAngels]

@@virginiarobbins7539 - Really? Race? Not the fact that she was a non-ugly woman who was crying? There is a massively bigger difference between sentencing for men vs. women, than for white people vs. black people. *Especially* when criminal *history* is taken into account as well (after which the race-disparity virtually disappears entirely, but the gender one certainly does not). People have a harder time looking at a woman and seeing "threat to society", cause women are generally physically non-threatening and non-intimidating. The prettier the woman is, the less likely she is to face any prison time at all.

[@lw6084]

@@virginiarobbins7539pretty little wyt girl tears. It’s sickening

[@jamiescott5461]

That poor father, I was heart broken

[@lacsuttle]

I’m so glad he went off on the defendant and got to say what he wanted! Not that it brings his son back, but he did what so many want to.

[@Sandman60077]

I don't know when that particular texting case happened, but the laws against texting and driving have gotten a lot stricter over the last few years. Sadly, everyday I still see people doing it. People just need to realize that their stupid little meaningless conversations aren't important.

[@specialopssoldier1]

whats crazy is that people have died or gotten accident from texting and driving way more than drinking and driving

[@Elevatedzebra96]

Everyone needs to learn how to use Siri.. I grew up reading Mapquest printouts and going through cds in my flip book.. now I just tell Siri what to text, who to call and tell my car switch songs, volume, gps tells me where to go.. these people using their fingers and eyes off the road are just idiots..

[@diannen4225]

The mother is worried about the rest of her daughters life in prison? Little Brielle's life will be spent in a casket. SHUT UP! I was beaten as a child by MY mother. Badly!!! Dad was in the Navy and gone and she was a drunk. It was horrible. I wish I could forget, but I can't. Talked to my Dad one day and he said she wasn't doing well and I should call her. I did. She said' "Who is this?" I said' Dianne, she said "Let me think, Dianne who?" I said, "It's your daughter." It was VERY sad.... She NEVER loved me. And I still feel that to this day. Never had a Mother. Just an abuser.

[@GeorgeMaster-xg7lg]

As Kabir said"you do the crime,you do the time" I couldn't have said that better,myself.

[@lucylulusuperguru3487]

That victims's father broke my heart. And anyone that hurts a child or innocent should suffer the same crimes they inflicted on others/and death penalty. I would bring popcorn if they'd bring public hangings back for child abusers/paedos.

[@sodasaintcommentaries4054]

At around 5:18: If I recall correctly, the woman screaming on camera in the gallery is the mother of one of the defendants, understandably devastated at the severity of the punishment meted out against her child - a punishment that was 100% deserved, but one that would certainly make any parent upset to witness. She witnessed one of the defendants faint at sentencing and that set her off. The other woman crying and throwing a tantrum on the floor is one of the defendants realizing that her life is OVER - and justifiably so, after what she apparently did to that child.

[@aland6752]

Nothing but respect for your reaction to this clip Kabir! You stated nothing but facts! Thank you.

[@AmericanHothead]

Yeah. The lack of compassion is painful in itself. There was another case from the Miami area (Jennifer Carvajal, age 24) in court, again. For killing another relative, again, in, ANOTHER DUI. And she showed no remorse.

[@marial5282]

Kabir, I just recently discovered your videos and love them so much but I have to say, this one has me shook!!! My heart breaks for the children and that poor father in court. I’m a mom of 2 and just can’t believe anyone can hurt an innocent child. Just devastating.

[@sodasaintcommentaries4054]

Concerning the Heath-Phelps case at 9:00 The most likely reason she was allowed to plea guilty to a lesser charge is almost certainly because the prosecution were seeking to avoid running afoul of the double jeopardy clause in the 5th Amendment of the Constitution. Because the trial on the charge of vehicular homicide ended in a hung jury (basically jury was deadlocked and couldn't agree on a verdict), the prosecution elected to try her on lesser charges they could prove beyond a reasonable doubt - in this case, vehicular assault, likely in a lesser degree because it was a result of negligence and not malice. The prosecution were likely limited in how much time they could give her as a result of the statute she was charged under.

[@georgephillips3625]

That girl should have gone to prison. Suspended sentence my ass

[@earlblackman7001]

That truck driver you were talking about breaks over heated do to lack of experience and not using the engine break to slow down and not take emergency run-a-way ramps ( passing by 3 of them ).

[@trevorstone9879]

Not justifying anything but I used to work for a trucking company and with the constant turnover and inexperience poor training is not unusual. It's here's the keys and go move something.

[@pjschmid2251]

People in penitentiaries may be animals but they have zero love for people who hurt children. She is not going to have a very easy time in prison and they will wipe that smile off of her face.

[@nightfires2k12]

The trucker who got 100yrs+ got his sentence severely reduced down to 10 years.

[@kabirconsiders]

Still, a decade vs losing your license?

[@christi776]

I just found your channel. I've binged your videos from the comedies to these serious ones. You're a great reactor and i look forward to watching more of your videos. ☺

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks so much Christi! Welcome to the channel :)

[@prischm5462]

Your reactions appeared absolutely genuine to me. Thank you.

[@gavincross8802]

Couldn’t agree with your statement more kabir, “good people don’t drink and drive” I have 2 grandparents who died on 4th of July 2020 because of a drunk driver in Kokomo Indiana

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

They are only sorry that they got caught/didn't get away with it.

[@grobinson7507]

I have zero tolerance for crimes against children, they all should be sentence to life in prison

[@specialopssoldier1]

nahh they deserve to taken to the backwood and have them dig thier grave and cap them on the back of the head

[@grobinson7507]

@@specialopssoldier1 I agree to this too!!! if they are in a death penalty state, automatically you are given the death penalty.

[@djgrant8761]

“Good people don’t drink and drive.” Great quote.

[@HyperWolf]

For the Case of the texting driver hitting Michael Phelps on his motorcycle and killing him, she was given probation and community service after the family approved the deal. They knew her and mostly wanted her to admit to having been texting. She’d been Michael’s daughter, Alyssa’s, 8th grade student. Alyssa stated she remember her being a really good kid and that it was a mistake she herself could have committed since she’d also texted and driven in the past. That’s the reason she wasn’t treated more harshly. I don’t know that in her situation I could have done the same and been so lenient with the person who killed my father. But maybe it’s also because I have zero respect for anyone who has ever texted while operating any sort of vehicle or heavy machinery.

[@douglascampbell9809]

Different States have different penalties for killing someone while driving. The State the Hispanic driver was convicted in has min sentencing laws that pushed his sentence to 100+ years.

[@louierivera7512]

Excellent reaction 👍🏻👍🏻

[@zombieheadbash4801]

I don't know why but at 2:20 of the video when it showed Kabir reacting to the guys dancing in the room with the music made me smile I hope you have great day

[@jeffking4176]

I did some pretty horrible things in my early life. Was originally sentenced to 33 years in prison, no early out. I accepted it as I was guilty. (( it just so happened it was an Illegal sentence. I did not fight, but it turned out that hundreds of us were illegally sentenced - I served 12 years, but I worked hard on getting myself straight, and breaking all my addictions. If I could could go back and undo all the damage , I would. But I can’t. I CAN make sure I never do those things again. 📻🙂

[@Peg__]

We need a "popcorn" prompt for these "True Crime" reactions. Lol 🍿

[@pamelagabert4709]

You can be extremely crazy, hallucinating and out of touch with reality, but still know right from wrong. There is an astounding amount of imperical data on this.

[@petragrevstad2714]

How anyone can hurt a child is beyond me 😞😞😞…

[@you_can_call_me_T]

Kabir you're going to make a wonderful old man one day lol

[@seantodd8875]

You're right, Kabir. As great as we Americans like to think our justice system is, there are times when it completely fails to bring justice.

[@mikehink4062]

This is one of the first times I’ve ever seen you get angry and express yourself with what seems like no “politically correct” barriers - and I’ve watched countless videos on this channel and have always enjoyed it regardless - but I love the raw reaction like you had to the retired teacher motorcycle death.

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

In some states killing cops is automatically the death penalty if convicted. They can do appeals etc after that, but that rarely goes any better than thier trials.

[@ald866]

So that’s what I look like watching the news, lol. I can’t help but yell at the TV either.

[@Boodieman72]

The 100 year sentence got reduced to 10 years for the truck driver

[@veggiesarefruits]

One of my biggest fears is being framed. I don't know why I have this fear. I don't commit crimes, I'm a caring person, I respect the rights of others. But one of the few things that makes me truly angry is when someone accuses me of something I didn't do. Maybe it's because my sister used to sneakily and quietly abuse me as a child, and when I'd finally lose it, I'd get in trouble by my parents. She'd spend hours whispering in my ear until I'd finally start screaming. I swear, she's like Hannibal Lecter. But I've always been afraid of stumbling across a crime scene or having something terrible happen to a loved one, then having the added trauma of being blamed for it. Makes my heart race just thinking about it.

[@heatherhj2011]

My mom was a probation officer for 20 years... she has intercepted some pretty sick pieces of mail between the different jails. Many of these people are just not all there.

[@beth-bi9yv]

Anyone who hurts children deserves the maximum pain and suffering for as long as they breathe air.

[@warrendavis9262]

My comment originally comes from Josephine Tey: "Most people can reason from A to B. Most adults can reason from A to B to C. But 19 out of 20 people in prison simply can't reason from A to B..."

[@liveorletdie101]

I'm disgusted that she is smiling after killing that child. That is so disrespectful and heartless

[@Darkaddict20]

She will get beat up in prison. You cannot hide what you did in there. It disgusting what she did to her child. Not everyone deserves a child not everyone is fit to be a parent.

[@WahooSerious]

Women’s prisons aren’t like men’s, there is no prison justice for those who hurt kids. A large swath of the women there are in for crimes against kids

[@monicapegues4008]

In America, you have the right to put on the best defense you can, guilty or not. The prosecution has to turn over all evidence, discovery, etc. So that he can prepare a defense against that. That's the law. But when you're poor, the council you're appointed, often time's, are not really trying their best to defend you.

[@SonyaLCH]

Oh the one with then little girl really got me. I bought my neice the same little pink outfit the little girl had on in her pics.

[@toomasargel8503]

05:22 Her mother screaming.

[@ramsoncole4605]

I have ZERO pity for any of these people except for the father.

[@aletheaglenn6656]

The truck driver that got the long sentence was because he was a professional driver and did not use the emergency ramp to stop his truck. The emergency ramp is a strip of road on the side that is filled with sand and gravel. It will trap a truck in it. He drove right by it and should have used it. Being a professional driver, he should have known better.

[@johnmorris8444]

Also his brakes weren’t faulty, it was his inexperience driving on roads of that grade and his excessive speed that caused him to use all his air up rendering the brakes useless.

[@tanyapoulin5880]

The Motorcycle accident was my uncles father. He was a teacher and all he talked about was school. Ironically enough I went to school with the same girl who killed him. I too was insanely shocked she had to do a PSA about texting and driving. Later she was pulled over being on drugs or alcohol with kids in the car. That sentence was garbage as well. I'll show my aunt your reaction. She'd appreciate it because that did drag and they wanted to be done bc he was a nice guy and would've forgiven her.

[@sallyintucson]

As a American I don’t understand the law either. There are different laws in different cities, counties and states.

[@MarieFara]

"What about that Hispanic guy whose brakes was faulty..?" Your answer is in your question, my dude.

[@VorchaKali]

Inmates ALWAYS find out what the inmate is in prison for. When a new inmate comes to prison he or she should expect be approached by other inmates and asked what they are in prison for and to see there court papers. If the new inmate says he didn't or doesn't have any court papers the other inmates will know something is up right away. When that happens those inmates will contact people outside of prison to get copies of the new inmates court papers. Being that court papers are a matter of public record this is easy to do and can be found online in a couple of minutes. If that inmate is in prison for child molestation or beating a kid to death the inmate will wish he or she was never born. That inmate will be beaten brutally and without mercy and will end up in the medical ward for a couple months. When that inmate is finally healthy enough to return to general population he or she will end up in the medical ward the same day the left it to return to general population. And this cycle of events will never stop.

[@nikkinicol78]

"What the hell is going on here?!" Is America's new slogan 😂

[@bluesguitar4286]

Some of these lawyers should have to serve the same time the convict gets...

[@TheCoderJo]

Agree with every one of your reactions

[@veggiesarefruits]

I had a roommate like the DUI girl, when I was in treatment. She'd had FOUR Duis before this last one. She didn't care AT ALL. She caused a serious accident and ended up in the middle of the roundabout. Her husband kept bailing her out. She was in her 50s! This woman had the nerve to say to me, while putting on her makeup, "Gosh, it's not like I killed anybody". And she FUCKING LAUGHED. There was no reasoning with her, no matter how hard I tried. All she ever talked about was how rich she was and makeup. She was vain, and completely unbothered by the pain and torment she'd caused to so many people. This was while she was sober. Imagine how unbearable she must've been while drinking! I wouldn't be surprised if she's in prison, serving a life sentence right now. No remorse. No sign of actually quitting drinking after she left. I've only met a few people who I'd consider psychopathic/sociopathic, and each time, it's simultaneously confusing, frustrating, and infuriating.

[@loveit7484]

Im often very angry at light sentences. It seems to vary from state to state with no rhythm or reason.

[@roccocjourney9548]

16:18 Judge Mindy Glazer is a wonderful judge..she very patient, and compassionate..there's a video of her in bond court and the suspect turned out to be a former middle school playmate of hers..it was a sad bitter sweet moment..she said he was the nicest kid and she always wondered what happened to him..he broke down crying non stop..he ended up getting sent to prison but, when he got out she was there to greet him..

[@mikerogers6076]

I'm pretty sure the screaming in the second video was from a family member. The two that were sentenced fainted flat out! I was also glad to see the classic black and white striped clothes that just scream CONVICT!

[@fermisparadox01]

Come on man. Both "fainted" ? What are the odds of that?

[@mikerogers6076]

@@fermisparadox01 The voiceover in the video described the "fainting" of both defendants. Not saying I buy it either.

[@maccheese9072]

That woman who killed her daughter is a monster

[@Beans-1111]

My poor cousin was murdered last year. He was stabbed to death in Maine. The person who did it only got 10 years. My family are still struggling without him. I can't believe this!!

[@mattflynn5925]

All these guys who say they’re sorry they aren’t sorry for what they did they’re sorry they got caught!

[@chrishusted9296]

As for the woman who killed the biker, the court system tends to be softer on penalties for women. It varies in severity and its usually very close but sometimes it can just be they get off free for something a man would have got like 20 years.

[@pattiharvey1787]

To quote, "the more I understand human beings the more I love crocodiles.". --- Albert Einstein 😉👍

[@donovanancheta6137]

The Hispanic guy who killed those people were not from faulty break but because he was speeding and he couldn’t stop in time because he was driving too fast in a semi truck and he also didn’t use the truck run off which is what they are used for when you can’t stop in time, the truck run off is a lane of gravel which stops the semi so he deserved 100 years for his actions

[@JVTrickypants]

That judge, Mindy Glazer, at 16 minutes has some amazing videos online. She is awesome, as is another judge in that area, John Hurley.

[@aliselynch]

Love that sweater.

[@allietone20]

I love Judge Mindy Glazer! She mad cool!

[@michaelbrian6564]

Good people do drink and drive. I have two DUI’s: Been to counseling. Never hurt anyone. Just made the same stupid mistake twice. I don’t drive anymore. I Uber everywhere because I know how crippling an alcohol addiction can be. I wouldn’t ever want to put anyone at risk, even though I probably drive better drunk than most people drive sober. But I wouldn’t make that blanket statement. I’m only saying this because I love your channel and don’t want you to judge all people who have a DUI in that microscope. I’m a war vet. Sometimes that’s the only medicine to take thoughts away. It’s not right. But we all make stupid choices sometimes. Sometimes more than once.

[@ohslimgoody]

Good for you glad you connected the dots 😉 with the female driver. Great reactions.

[@ltme4134]

Friend of the first officer killed, close friend. Still makes me sick seeing that pos who murdered him.

[@zzkeokizz]

Hey. Nashua is in my state. 😢 That poor kid. Being a parent is hard. Not everyone is cut out to be one.

[@kprepper4975]

I'm sorry I could not watch this video. My heart breaks for the children. I say do unto them what they did to the children.

[@sweetwater156]

Hi Kabir! Just wanted to send you some appreciation because I love your videos and your cheerful demeanor always makes my day better. Cheers Edit to add: it sucks that white women don’t get much jail time here in the US when they commit crimes, and I say that as an American white woman.

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks so much Stephanie :)

[@michaelsmith-iu1be]

What really sucks is how many people get released without even going to court because of the lenient prosecutors that this country employs. Only to commit more crimes. U S is a lawless society now a days.

[@HyperWolf]

I believe in the Michael Phelps case, with the texting and driving, the family of Michael Phelps accepted the deal in part because they knew her. The daughter, Alyssa, had been the girl’s 8th grade teacher and remembered her as a good kid and decided to be lenient. She also admitted to having texted and driven in the past and she felt it could have just as easily been her hitting someone in the same way.

[@colinvannurden3090]

I'm glad theres a Judge on high.

[@larryg7126]

I agree with you Kabir, these crimes make me shudder with the injustice done to the victims. I ask also, "Why would you do that"! The inhumanity of these acts is disturbing to say the least. I don't think I could ever be a judge seeing these criminals.

[@brianschaffer9220]

The guy that was a truck driver that Was given 100, there was a massive Petition To get his sentence reduced, and the sentence was overturned and was given 10 years. The guy Had multiple opportunities to use ramps for truckers designed specifically for them if their brakes happen to fail or for whatever reason, and he somehow missed all of them. So really those 10 years to me or the minimum of what he should have.

[@grendalnewgod]

I love her. Judge Glazer @16:13

[@GeorgeMaster-xg7lg]

WLWT is where Jerry Springer started in tv news.

[@esclad]

17:11 - this guy has schizophrenia, has bipolar, trained in MMA, has threatened his mother with and run around the streets with a knife... Anyone else think this guy should already have been committed to a mental institution? Some people you can identify straight away as a likely future killer. Court is the wrong place for this guy. Remember the name, John Chavez.

[@conniehale848]

Depending on the actual year and state the texting woman commited the crime makes a difference. It took many years for states to apply laws for no texting and driving.

[@georgephillips3625]

If your mom takes out a restraining order on you, there's something wrong with you.

[@Kim-i8s7f]

Or something wrong with the mother

[@GenXfrom75]

That's appalling! Texting, driving, and killing a motorcyclist! NO JAIL TIME!? BS!

[@Megan-ir3ze]

Our justice system is so flawed. As someone who has dealt with our system, I’m sick of it. There’s either no justice or little justice for victims.

[@djgrant8761]

That little 3 year old girl was brutally murdered because she wet herself and she wanted a snack from the kitchen. Absolutely shameful.

[@pamperez9981]

It’s is frightening the lack of compassion and morals that exist today. People who just don’t care about people.

[@dinogirrl1]

There are a lot of additional charges judges can put on for swearing at them. It is considered assault in some jurisdictions.

[@romamazza5881]

The woman screaming is the defender's mother!

[@RandomFandomDragon]

Harm a child? ZERO sympathy. It's disturbing how some of these people didn't have any remorse for their actions.

[@JenKnee423]

My friend was killed by someone texting while driving while he was riding his bike. The woman who killed him never served any jail time either.

[@williamjordan5554]

Plea deals are legal in the US but not the UK.

[@Ultimaterob]

The most hated people in prison, is the child beaters/rapist. When the other prisoners find out, they will be punished. Some parents will stand by their child no matter how disgusting of a crime they’ve committed. That’s why the screaming.

[@bobbimccain2385]

It depends on the judges for these cases.

[@inthedarkanonymous5625]

My personal opinion is that murder with intent should be determined by actuarial tables. However long the victim’s life expectancy is considered to be should be the total of the sentence.

[@dianecomly6132]

I love these. May I suggest World's Most Dangerous Police Videos. I promise, it has lots of stuff you love!

[@happycruising4975]

Wtf. No jail time!

[@spinalobifida]

The one who got no jail was probably in California

[@solvingpolitics3172]

Give the criminal a second chance when you can give the victim a second chance!