Police made me do it!

This Motorist tries to say the police were a reason on why she broke the law!
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[@genkatqltr737]

Wow! First time I've seen the judge charge two people the full amount of the fines!

[@DedraAmbroseandSnow]

@jwathas exactly I was nervous and the dumbest excuse I didn't know you had to stop at a red light to turn right wtf kind of excuse is that?

[@AlGazi7]

I don’t think he did, 35$ is court cost.

[@Icecube88]

@@DedraAmbroseandSnow lol there are people who don't know that. i've seen it. well maybe the people i have seen do it did know that. they just didn't want to stop.

[@Gary-ld6ht]

@@Icecube88 ~ Every person who has a driver's license has learned 3 BASIC things about stop lights before obtaining that license: 1) solid green means you may proceed, 2) solid yellow means you must stop before the red light turns on if it is safe to do so, 3) solid red means you MUST stop.

[@Matt-pv1cg]

He’d be laughed at by multiple legal parties if he did dismiss them even partially to lower the costs. .. given on how foolish the excuses were and the elaborate charade they put up to attempt to convince him

[@simplyimpish1055]

Going through a red light is serious, people can get hurt or killed! Glad judge was being fair to the law👍

[@maryannerapana3375]

Simply Impish Exactly....

[@TheIrfanxz44]

The light changed to red when she was in the middle of intersection So you wrong and judge was wrong That's the reason for the yellow light to tell you it will change to red but if you don't have time to stop for yellow means you were to close to stop for red light

[@gordonbombay676]

@@TheIrfanxz44 Lol no it didnt. They literally paused the video and spoke while her car was high lighted being well before the intersection at an already red light. She slowed way down, had more then enough time to completely stop and didn't because she panicked and got nervous because she saw an emergency vehicle.

[@acadman4322]

1. The streets were wet, 2. She got frazzled by the cop on the other side of the intersection, which attracted her attention from the light. 3. She says she gets a little more nervous when she sees flashing lights - not unusual. 4. She shows she tapped her brake and had to make a rapid quick decision- possibly slide trying to stop or keep going and safely steer around the police car obstruction. She chose safety and went on through. This was clearly not a wanton act- it was just a mistake. 5 She has a clean record- not an unsafe driver. So: The law is there to interrupt deviants, not regular people who get caught in unusual circumstances and have to make snap decisions that might not be perfect. I would have let her off. Why mess up her good record and raise her insurance for a moving violation that was obviously just a mistake?

[@Saracinderallasushis]

TheIrfanxz44 That car you speak of, was not the car she was driving, she was driving behind the person that you thought was her.

[@VishalBaal]

She a simple woman.. she seeing the cops she breaks the law..

[@yashshetty1307]

😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@kal.50bmg32]

That´s just a silly cow - that´s all !

[@sereyreathsour4783]

U got me burst out laughing hahaha

[@moofie1262]

Lmao

[@Mona001-01g]

I agree though other people don’t. She has a nervous temperament. Everyone’s different and she seems to get nervous real fast. Maybe strict parents at childhood? I don’t know. But one thing I do know nervous kids turn into nervous adults. People see physical disabilities but mental ones are hard to see. She should have just owned up to her mistake though.

[@alan4tattooz]

First woman had no excuse at all and I'm pleased the judge saw that.

[@arvidfossen7532]

@Birman Hitman You don't get the lisense suspended in Norway. You get a ticket here too.

[@VanFarnel1]

@Birman Hitman nah he didn't reduce anything, that's just the how low the regular fine is in the United states. @Arvid Fossen well apparently not every country in europe suspends your license for a red light violation, though Germany certainly does.

[@mimimena1127]

Exactly

[@Enso.]

I’d call it an explanation, but not an excuse. I’ve met people like her and I believe what she said, but it doesn’t make a difference. She needs to have some grit if she’s going to be operating a 3000 pound steel death machine

[@seifalah0626]

She's a nervous driver... The officer is stopped and pulled over on the other side of the road. She's 30ft from the intersection going the opposite direction... The car has no effect on her. There's nothing to yield to other than changing lanes when the light turned. If anything she should have stopped, waited, changed lanes and gone about her business... THAT would've been the best way to yield. Also, if she ran the light straight she would have endangered the officer... I feel for her but on the other hand, a nervous driver can also be a dangerous driver... :-/

[@duramirez]

That first lady should not be allowed to drive, if she have panic attacks like that while driving, she is a risk to others.

[@amend333]

That was not a panic attack at all. She just got upset because she was being punished for a silly mistake.

[@kickapoo6651]

Did anyone else notice the mom pushing a stroller waiting to cross that intersection?

[@kickapoo6651]

@Infinity Stones exept that pedestrian waiting to legally walk right in her path! Hope u're in a similar situation 4 a reality check!

[@duramirez]

@@amend333 does it help if i put this way "panic attack" because she freaked out, i didn't mean she have the decease called panic attack, i just meant she freaked out. We can't have people freaking out behind the wheel no matter what.

[@puulo4876]

Infinity Stones just because its safe to go through a red light doesnt mean its legal

[@courtneesdad]

Ok I’ll admit this. I’ve been a police officer for 33 years and for the first time I can see her logic. The police vehicle is completely blocking the left lane. So she has to focus on the left lane, center lane to merge and the red light all in a few seconds. I can see how she did it.

[@danl.4743]

Plus, look at the video again and you'll see that she slams the brake twice, and turn on the right turn signal too. All in a matter of one second. Her vehicle rocks hard from the brakes and you see the brakes light. The judge was wrong in this case not to be lenient.

[@boahneelassmal]

there's still something like an amber light which signals to the driver "get ready to stop the light is turning red in [x] seconds". It's literally anticipatory driving and if you don't do that you will fall behind in your decision making instantly.

[@LoriAnn1977]

@@boahneelassmal exactly. She admitted the light was yellow when she looked at it, if that was the case, she should have stopped for the light. A yellow light means stop, the light is turning red, not hurry up before the light turns red (like so many people act like it means). In my neck of the woods in Massachusetts, you’ll get cited for going through a yellow light.

[@ryanforgo3500]

Her logic is exactly why she should pay the full fine. Being this indecisive could mean a life loss.

[@ivankadump2539]

@@danl.4743there are times he doesn’t hear fully and this was a case, she said she tried to move clear … 85 bit mean.

[@vinaychakraborty8635]

The judge is absolutely balanced in his judgements. He knows when to be compassionate and when to charge the full fine.

[@allwynmichaelraj506]

Ya

[@winistan]

See when you make statements like that it's mandatory that you explain why you think so

[@ellebell9139]

He might have helped her but she kept interrupting him. Irritating.

[@johnjordan3552]

@@winistan why?

[@kb1kos]

Don't look for cameras. LOOK FOR TRAFFIC SIGNALS.

[@Gary-ld6ht]

I agree. If you're looking for cameras and/or policemen while you're driving, you're hoping you don't get caught doing something wrong.

[@CalebRoyal99]

I think it was just a joke because she keeps getting caught by the same cameras. It is a TV show after all!

[@abinaya3910]

Simple yet alot of people don't understand

[@bradjohnson6744]

This Bible says we will be judged the way we judge. This judge has the heart of Christ. He’s so fair and doesn’t just look at the ticket , but cares for the individual. I have tremendous respect for this judge. Sometimes we just need a break depending on what we’re going through. I want to say thank you to this judge for having Mercy for others. So many judges are so quick to judge and don’t get to know the person or what they are going through. Your honor I Have SO MUCH RESPECT FOR YOU !!

[@Ramy-ql3tr]

When she sees a policeman, she wants to commit an offence.

[@mustaqahmed9812]

😁😁😁

[@jakep1979]

Judge: What sort of crime you wanted to commit?! Woman: Yes

[@vin8531]

😂👍

[@liyannahonore2019]

she didn’t mean to

[@rythm_kitty]

@@liyannahonore2019 appreciate the joke 🙂😂

[@theredstonehive]

"I would never in a million years go through a red light" *goes through red light*

[@rasul407]

TheRedstoneHive imagine being her bf and catching her cheating sexts 🤦🏿‍♂️ she’s the type would blame you for making her nervous to force her to sexting

[@eelnibij5037]

@@rasul407 INTERESTING EXAMPLE BUT OKAY I LIKE THE SPIRIT

[@weddingtonjnr627]

why she crying lol over a red light hahahahahah!!!!

[@joppekim]

"... In front of a police officer" important to get the whole statement in there.

[@gurrac710]

@@weddingtonjnr627 Because she is sad and to give someone a chance to ask the quastion??

[@ferasaljohani4357]

85 dollars for crossing a red light? Where im from its 800!!

[@suesylvester7075]

feras johani Where is that? I thought California was expensive!

[@Gary-ld6ht]

If we had much heavier fines, a lot of this crap would stop simply because it's not affordable

[@ferasaljohani4357]

@@Gary-ld6ht yes, no one would dare cross a red light in saudi arabia, everyone stops at yellow

[@Gary-ld6ht]

@@ferasaljohani4357 ~ Stopping at yellow is the law here, too unless it's either impossible or too dangerous to do so

[@SrkTube786]

Because you are in Your Back Home Iran hahahaha

[@Jujuumobi]

He can be strict when it calls for it.

[@michellem4084]

@Dark Horse i don't think she was lying. My mum too tends to make crazy decisions when panicking... it is that way for some people

[@dx5784]

@@michellem4084 then don't be on the road if you can't even stop at the red light and got panic easily, so in this case just pay your fines since ure on the road

[@Lhikan634]

Exactly. If you're prone to making *dangerous* decisions when nervous, you shouldn't put yourself in that situation from the beginning. Panicking like that can, and has, cost lives.

[@cindyirvine7575]

Poor nervous lady. I understand what was going through her mind. I bet she's never gotten in trouble with the law before.

[@gogostone145]

Awwww this lady made me cry.. Looking at the way she is talking you can feel that she really fear police 👮... GOGOSTONE 🇬🇭🇦🇪👍

[@stupidburp]

She saw the police, felt anxiety, fixated on the squad car, got tunnel vision, lost situational awareness. It happens.

[@Plemp.]

he should have dismissed it :(

[@barnabiegrossman718]

@Vince C Learn what? Learn how to stop a physiological reaction that has occurred for thousands upon thousands of years?

[@mahaeldeeb9322]

Way to say it.

[@Plemp.]

@Vince C nothing to be learned there as she did not do it at will. It´s basically like punishing someone for slip and fall and expecting for the person to learn from that.

[@ebony3419]

It dure does!

[@novaarby]

I am like 90% sure her thought process was that it would be troublesome to change lanes when the light turned green for her to go, and she cried because she was too nervous to explain it correctly, and she felt like the truth about her decision wouldn't ever get out. She's just a really emotional lady, and anyone could tell that the moment she walked into the courtroom. Let's think a little lol

[@Lhikan634]

The problem is, this is troublesome versus dangerous. There's cross traffic, pedestrians, and the lane to her right where she could have run into someone doing this. It may be troublesome to get an opportunity to change lanes after the light turns green, but it won't be dangerous if she's remotely aware of her surroundings

[@TheGuccibane]

I believe her that seeing the cop car distracted her, lapsed her thought of seeing the yellow. Maybe a lack of multi-tasking. She *did* do it, but it was definitely not intentional.

[@three60five98]

No one has expressed her actions correctly including herself. You only have a few seconds to react when reaching any traffic lights control junctions. I make a point to focus 100% on the junctions when approaching to look out for: 1. Pedestrians (Almost all pedestrians are looking at their hand phones when making road crossings) 2. Cyclists 3. Electric scooters (I am not from USA) 4. Lane markings 5. Road signs. 6. Road works 7. Most importantly traffic lights Bear in mind there is only a few seconds to absorb all these when approaching the junction. That woman must have been distracted by the police vehicle with flashing lights, stared at it too long and by the time she start to re-absorb the environment at the junction the lights already turned red. There should be no distraction at any junctions. Can you imagine a large bill board with flashing neon lights showing interesting advertising? Do you think the safety statistics for that junction will remain the same? It is unfortunate for her that there was a distraction to take her attention away for a few vital seconds.

[@StofStuiver]

I made a similar case above in two places. The judge was wrong here. It wasnt even a few seconds. Just a second really. I see a lot of people thinking they would do better in the comments. Research shows the majority doesnt. The blockade was at the worst possible point and police should immediately close down appropriate lanes. Maybe they didnt get to that yet. Either way a bad decision from the judge.

[@Klffsj]

@@StofStuiver I agree the police officer was at a bad spot, but they had pulled someone over. You don't choose where they pull over at, and you don't take the time to close down a lane for that. Besides, it's not like he would've had cones and lane blockers on a motorcycle...

[@Klffsj]

I agree. She probably had to look over her shoulder to ensure it was safe to continue through the intersection while changing lanes-something that isn't supposed to happen in normal circumstances.

[@LilReg5840]

Why did she say she wish the video had audio?

[@RunPJs]

Quite simply, if someone is easily distracted then don't drive. Driving a 1 ton vehicle is a serious responsibility

[@winistan]

Surprised to see that the judge was super stern with the first lady when clearly it was a mistake of confusion and could happen to anyone especially when he has allowed many others just off the hook for far worse.

[@winistan]

@teslagod2003 Confusion can be a result of being nervous or worried or scared.

[@AgentZ-1844]

@@winistan Man that's not how life works We should keep focusing on the road He doesn't dismiss tickets based on whether you were paying attention or not. He dismisses tickets based on whether you were forced to not respect the law, and whether you have the capacity to pay it.

[@markellhubbard06]

He didn't say " how cool was that " 😂

[@_mariana_1181]

HAAHAHHA XJAHZKWBXKW

[@Kyrelel]

what the first lady says makes perfect sense. You approach, see a yellow light, notice a vehicle in your exit lane, your next course of action is to check mirrors and blindspot, indicate and change lanes ... during which time you are _not_ focusing on the light. She is guilty, and should pay the fine, but the judge was wrong to say that the police car being there went against her.

[@youtubehatesfreespeech2245]

Police shouldn't be parked that close to an intersection.

[@carlmathews5778]

The Police parking in that Lane was ok. There is no law stating the police can't park in the exit lane. As for the check Blindspot and forgot about the light, that makes no sense. She could have killed someone just saying. If you are unsure slowdown and check your surroundings. In this case the light was red a long time ago. Not a good excuse sorry

[@youtubehatesfreespeech2245]

@@carlmathews5778 there's a curve before the intersection and the cop had his lights on making her make a last decision lane change to maybe get out of the way of an oncoming cop car and yeah theres laws for parking that close to an intersection but cops think they are above the law as of this lady I wouldn't have paid.

[@jameshughes455]

I was thinking the EXACT same thing. I listened to her and understood that's what she was trying to say. The reason he didn't catch that is because he doesn't let people finish what they are trying to say - he cuts them off and starts telling them how wrong they are without LISTENING to them. I've noticed this on a lot of his cases. (And I am a former police officer for 15 years.)

[@youtubehatesfreespeech2245]

@@jameshughes455 thank you sir for the input I'm glad someone else caught that. And we need more officers like you who take the time to see things from our eyes, sometimes we make mistakes trying to do the right thing.

[@talegunner115]

I respect this Judge. He's an expert on judging life.

[@kaidenkobani4190]

That's kind of his job.

[@akifafrost595]

I don't get why the people in the back is laughing when they're there for a traffic issue as well

[@MandoThingz]

Akifa Frost cuz they know there on TV and feel at ease

[@mintgreentea2889]

Akifa Frost I’m not an expert on law, however, I do know that the United States Bill of Rights (Sixth Amendment) guarantees a public trial for those accused. The people in the back could be the audience, not necessarily the defendants. Again, I’m not an expert at law, so this is just an educated guess based on what I’ve read in the Constitution.

[@reinkdesigns]

Not necessarily, they could be family and friends of others who are being asked to show for court, or this is a tv show, they would be allowed to just sit in if they wanted

[@servicedogsgonewild7670]

This is a TV show a lot of them are part of the audience

[@PUFFFIRE]

First lady tried to cry herself out of a ticket second lady is comical.

[@sohyangworld1544]

Do you know how hard it is to cry on the spot, actors go through months of schooling just for that. There's no way she was faking

[@nokachi3339]

@@sohyangworld1544 what? Dude it differs from person to person

[@userhbiron1806]

@@sohyangworld1544 it's really not, I can do it any time I want

[@paradox5434]

D Lamar I can do it in a minute or so and I never practiced

[@MrNadirzenith]

Watch cops, people cry all the time and lie when they get busted.

[@maidenaholic]

I understand the first lady, she saw the police and her focus was on them because she was trying to make sure she didn't do anything wrong and the lights were the last thing she thought of because the police were her main focus to make sure she done everything she could to accommodate them. The cop is also far too close to a corner, that's dangerous.

[@crater3539]

I agree with you but my issue with her is there’s a mom pushing a Bantu with a stroller across the street. She swerved infornt of them. That in itself should be a deprecate punishment.

[@maidenaholic]

@@crater3539 i didn't see the first one with a woman and a stroller

[@StofStuiver]

Yea, judge was wrong there.

[@10054]

@@StofStuiver the judge did his job

[@Lhikan634]

The judge definitely wasn't wrong here. While it's understandable for people to get nervous, she very explicitly did not obey the traffic signals that she definitely could have obeyed and should have obeyed. That's several seconds where the light was already red. She also had time to process signaling, which means she should have processed the rest of the situation. But turning that soon would make me a bit concerned as to whether she even checked her blind spot before changing lanes. In addition to pedestrians, there's also cross traffic visible. That's 3 separate directions she could have caused a crash while distracted. While the placement of the police cycle may seem like an issue, it would actually be worse if he were further down as he wouldn't be as visible around the curve in the road. That's also where the vehicle the officer stopped pulled over The judge understands that this could have ended very differently. Nervous drivers can be very dangerous drivers and cost peoples' lives by being accidentally unpredictable. Plus, the general rule is that is you see any potential obstruction ahead, you slow down or yield, so nervousness should have turned to being more cautious.

[@sunitasanjay7032]

The older gentleman reminded me of my late father, my father passed away at 85 came to Canada in the early 70's not a single ticket for speeding, no car accident nothing!. I miss my dad so much, this man reminded me of my dad a perfect father n gentleman. Now how many people at that age with a perfect score?. 👏👏🙏I'm 47 yr old woman I had 2 car accidents, 1 speeding ticket, some older people are better on the roads than younger ones, jmo.

[@longhairfen]

Learned a new word today. "Turpitude". Thanks, Judge!

[@patriciahammett4197]

I worked the late shift and a highway patrol officer came in a couple of times a week, and we would chat while I was checking out his groceries. I told him that when I saw a patrol car it was natural to tap the brakes even if I wasn't even going the speed limit, he laughed an told me he did the same even though he had been on the force for 12 years. Guess people have different reactions.

[@unclesmoke4690]

😆 that whisper! "Oh it was red" She was on the damn phone

[@TheAlexanderkoo]

Please don't cry. I totally understand u. I have that too when I see the police car or ambulances lighting their light on. Not anyone could understand the nervous and act in nervous even the judges or policeman. So I force myself to be more steady while we see the light of emergency get on. Take ur safety first before others.

[@Νίκος-ψ2η]

Wow i think that the judge and the inspector should be protected at all costs!

[@davidcheng88]

I actually agree with the first lady, but she should have explained more clearly that the police car ahead is blocking her lane and she got distracted trying to figure out where to go next, and unfortunately that's when the light turned and she couldn't think fast enough to what to do next. I can reasonably see many people falling into the same problem if they are in the same situation. It would be unreasonable to think that people would purposely run thru a red light in front of the police. Of course, isn't it super fun to sit in the comfort of our home and judge what others should have done and what is reasonable or not?

[@KuliJens]

"I appreciate that doctor-uhffff-your-honor" hahahahahahah

[@maerierashad6377]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 accurate!

[@battlec43]

It's actually really sad that his first instinct was to call him doctor. It shows he's been spending a lot of time in the care of doctors, so it's likely his health is rather poor.

[@kitastoi8268]

@@battlec43 Or just age, once you get older its important to see the docs regularly too, not just for you but for your spouse as well

[@zaineb5565]

Where?

[@kanifuker721]

The last young man calls the Judge Doc, brilliant just brilliant. Three cases, three spot on judgements.

[@aqillam9551]

She must have panicked. This time the judge is wrong.

[@ramsesrameez5430]

This judge is so kind and humble and clam to take decisions ...

[@jasonwalker6825]

Not to say the first woman didn't deserve the ticket, but I can understand her explanation. Anxiety can cloud your thinking and make it very difficult to make quick decisions in real-time. I believe what she said 100% and the reason she starts crying at the end is because she feels her character is being judged without her being understood.

[@AgentZ-1844]

She cries to pity the court like all the others bro

[@johannsebastianbach3411]

No bro, she’s crying because judge didn’t try to understand him. Not everyone is a nervous driver. Probably the lady never even had a ticket to her name. So it was a character issue for her “no one’s even understanding my point, and now I have something on my record and there’s nothing i can do about it” that’s what the tears are about. On top of that she’s a shy person obviously who couldn’t make her case properly. I myself am not a nervous person at all, but my wife is. So i can totally get why she’d drive that way in the video and start crying in court.

[@cosmos121122]

Fantastic conversation. Nice lady and fantastic gentlemen.

[@alannacarlson6715]

That mans is NOT 87! He looks so good!!

[@I-_-I_SB]

First Lady was telling truth & cop was a properly timed distraction. Ruling was ok, delivery was bad.

[@matthowland1770]

She basically said I was paying attention to the cop instead of what I was doing.

[@garydixon9742]

the judge definately is the best i could watch him all day look i know he cant be nice to everyone but show respect to him it does help

[@deanmoncaster]

5:47 no bloody wonder he's there for traffic violations, he probably doesn't know which of the six lanes to be in.

[@sohyangworld1544]

Wtf

[@Flawd101]

Lmaoo

[@DreadlyKnight]

This is already among my favorite videos of him because while he’s extremely lenient sometimes (when necessary) he also takes no nonsense

[@MrPurple-jg9xl]

5:49 I’m laughing so hard I cant breathe XD

[@luke.sorensen]

I was looking for this comment 🤣

[@peterviljoen3046]

The lady switched her blinker on to change lanes. She must have check her side mirror at the same time that the light changed. Officer should have moved further away from a busy intersection.

[@danl.4743]

Right. And she also braked twice, hard.

[@gurll8784]

Judge was not having it that day 😂

[@marikiemarie7622]

The police unit distracted her from the lights. Very easy to determine that. It happens to a lot...people panic when they see lights.

[@Lhikan634]

The problem is, panicking and acting unpredictably can cost lives (notice pedestrians and vehicles in the other street of the intersection). She also was aware of when the light turned yellow, so, even being distracted, she should have already been stopping.

[@MadaraUchihaSecondRikudo]

"If I had gotten the ticket back in April, I'd have known I needed to stop [at a red light]" That's some serious logic right there.

[@sascharosinski1309]

It is called *female logic* :-)

[@TronDiscSeller]

People cry for passing through red light, here in India we do it all the time as if it is nothing

[@zaineb5565]

5:50 Me when I laugh at a student in my class and the teacher turns to look at me 😂

[@Trigamo]

When I’m (ever) will be over in the US I will get a ticket just to go to meet this judge!

[@sherrieash9852]

She is just saying she was distracted from normal processing of what she does when driving.

[@omargoodman2999]

I think the judge gets that. But he's trying to make a point that you can't be that easily distracted while driving. You need to be able to react *well* to unanticipated situations because next time, it might not be a sudden police car in your lane, it might be a child running into the road. The woman's argument that she got nervous and completely lost track of the process of stopping for the light in favor of moving over for the police car is an indication that she really shouldn't be behind the wheel because she just can't multitask and deal with unexpected situations well enough.

[@victorrios7626]

Then she shouldn't be driving.

[@kengang1352]

This is the best judge, he gives Mercy! 👏🏻

[@Robertz1986]

The first woman had a legitimate point, even though she jacked up. She was worried about getting around him, and didn't notice the light changing. Doesn't make her not guilty, but she wasn't being dishonest.

[@moniquemosley2122]

@Robertz1986 - But she's still responsible to pay the consequences.

[@Jacob-iq9kp]

@@moniquemosley2122 “Doesn’t make her not guilty”

[@danl.4743]

HEYYYY>...... First time I see the judge screws up! Look at the video of the first woman. When she sees the police car she stops the car TWICE. See the brakes light! Then she even signals that she is moving to the right. SHE REALLY GOT NERVOUS AND GOT CONFUSED by the police car. If Judge Frank would have notice the brake lights twice and the signal to the right he would have seen that she did want to stop but got completely confused by the police. Not that it exonerates her, but it's something that he always takes into consideration.

[@maryreynolds5310]

He almost said, thank you Dr. lol Love ya Judge!!

[@penusliski]

'I appreciate that, doc...uhm...your Honor.' Oh God, this old gentleman is such a sweet man, I wish him good health and no business with doctors for the rest of his life

[@qusaia6962]

7:13 from the countless visits to the doctor, the old man had it stick to his mind.

[@tonytong5844]

Women: crying in tear The judge: 👁👄👁 that will be 85 dollar please.

[@kevinjohnson484]

💰🧑‍⚖️😭

[@ChristinaKilgore]

Honestly I believed the first person because it's something that my mom would do (even I would do possibly). Coming from the an extremely rural town in the blue ridge mountains, seeing emergency vehicles is a very rare and kind of bizarre experience.

[@Managable_Mayhem]

Yeah, the first lady did something bad law-wise but also understandable. I really wanted to hug her when she started crying. :'D My dad actually drove over a red light once with a cop right behind him (which he saw, our cops are very visible). Reason was, he saw the lights on another part of that intersection turn red, hence he knew his would turn green right after. It was a bit of a brainfart moment and the cops knew too, especially since our intersection has really annoying light switching methods. They let him go. Noone would have come to harm with this accidental red-light crossing anyway (due to the intersection being VERY different from these american ones), so they had a laugh and warned him. To help visualize it in case anyone's curious: ||| | The first stripe is the left turn lane, the middle the straight lane and the one next to it is the straight&right-turn lane.Then comes a dip down in terrain, brushes and whatnot making up a good 15 meters of inbetween room. The outmost stripe is the lane my dad was on, which leads up a curve to allow for crossing of the intersection above (which the three stripes are part of, same is found on the opposite direction). By the time the upper intersection turns red, the lower intersection lane my dad was on, will slowly turn green. BUT, there is a twist to it. Since there is a crosswalk with lights on the lane my dad was on, there is actually two lights. One before and one a few meters after the crosswalk. So, if the upper intersection lanes turn red, the foremost light on the lower one will turn green and only after that will the light right at the crosswalk turn green. So one way or another, due to my dad being on the first light, he wouldn't have gotten anyone into an accident. Our lights switch quick and cars speed along swiftly on orange lights still (they are fixed on interval switching, so if you can cross one orange light, you can cross them in the entire city if your speed doesn't change). So yeah, there was no chance of anyone getting into trouble. The cops knew, hence why he got only a warning and a laugh from the officers. (And, well, scoldings from my mom next to him. Haha~)

[@momsterzz]

“Turpitude”? I learned a new word today! “Depravity, wickedness”

[@stevenk6900]

over here where i live, we don`t go to traffic court, unless you want to fight the ticket, otherwise, you just pay it. life goes one.

[@JoseRodriguez-ze8xn]

What you all DO NOT SEEM to understand is that when you are put in a position where you have almost no time to think and get nervous, your action following will probably not be the best. I know we've all broken the law by running red lights sometimes so you all need to give her a break. she was nervous at the time of the incident and she is nervous now.

[@XxxX-ln9js]

I understood what that 1st lady was saying. she was driving and saw the police officer in her lane, attempted to change lanes and never looked at the traffic light again. She panicked trying to change lanes and never saw the light turning red, in her mind she was trying to get out of the way.

[@Gary-ld6ht]

If you're in the borders of an intersection when the light turns red, it's questionable whether or not you could have stopped after it turned yellow-she knew when it turned yellow and she had plenty of space and time to stop. The policeman was parked behind a car he'd stopped..on the "other side" of the intersection! If she would've stopped as she was supposed to, she would have been completely "out of the way" and the policeman may have been gone by the time the light turned green again. By choosing to run the yellow light while changing lanes and, ultimately, the red light, she took an irresponsible risk of possibly causing an accident and possibly hurting and/or killing someone

[@SD-du5dc]

I had the same experience like her. A police car was behind of me and I got anxious and didn’t see any light and passed. Police stopped me and I was even more anxious. This happened in Georgia, Batumi.

[@michaelmcgregor7374]

When the light is yellow - you are required to stop IF you have the time!!! That yellow light is to give traffic time to clear the intersection!!

[@AJ287772]

I kinda understand whenever I see police I leave my eyes from the road to determine what’s going on and then proceed, obviously I would know what’s going on around me.

[@MajorMalfunction]

I disagree with the judge on the first lady. It all happens in a second. She probably saw the cop lights and was fixated on that being in her lane and she brakes, then lights turn yellow and she wasn't focusing on that, checking speed, mirrors and looking over her shoulder to change lanes, THEN she sees the lights have turned red and she brakes again, but too late, she's already in the intersection and she realises it's best to just keep going and clear the intersection. She even indicates. Stuff just happened too quickly. It happens to the best of us.

[@deborahcasdorph3415]

I agree.

[@idahousarmymomma9120]

My heart goes out to the 1st woman. ♡

[@cheshirelizzy]

Joni I luv my fam I agree. I think she was just very sensitive.

[@JesusisJesus]

That first woman is such a nervous driver I’m glad I don’t drive on the same roads as her.

[@FinalPipeBomb]

I honestly disagree with the first decision. I understand there has to be law but it’s a common mistake every driver does when seeing a cop. She came in court thinking the judge would understand her but cried because it was an honest mistake.

[@jilljansen2638]

She admitted she saw the police cruiser; she really had no viable excuse for running the red light, there was plenty of time and room for her to stop.

[@rpminc1974]

Its amazing how the human mind tries to justify itself against any wrong or responsibility !!

[@mariuskuhrau761]

Yep, never ask any woman for a straight answer because as a grandfather, I have always struggled with their idea of logic and reasoning. 👍

[@freedomgrin5210]

5:43 THE PEOPLE’S FACES AT THE TRANSITION 🤣🤣🤣

[@solidsnakeandgrayfox]

For real

[@2vcrew782]

The red light tells you to STOP!! Lmfao 🤣

[@avang8287]

I have watched dozens of these episodes and I must say the lady just ran out of luck 'cause the judge obviously (like every human being every once in a while) had a bad day. I find it sad though, I sympathize with her more than with people who haven't paid like 8 tickets and bring their kid in and case gets dismissed.

[@michellem4084]

Yeah he isn't fair always... and that's ridiculous just for being pregnant or having a kid ur tickets get dismissed or fine reduced.

[@lionfleck]

Bit harsh on that first women. Not everyone has big confidence when it comes to driving, so when something up ahead was going to cause her to change lanes; she obviously completely forgot about the red light. I mean who I the right mind would go through a red light next to a cop, she definitely wasn't thinking straight!

[@MrMwking]

1 =should not be on the road if you are that scared 2 = what you stop at red lights who new 3 = just lucky

[@sparrow_7022]

I agree with 2,3 But for 1, not everyone have someone to drive for them, some people are driving not because they wanted but because they had to

[@almightyalious2804]

this's promotes humanity and reason, rather force of law on people, without reasoning, hats off to the simple logic used, and giving others their space to talk so you can understand,

[@CapAnson12345]

"Well I would never rob a bank, but then I saw a cop guarding it and I just got nervous".

[@AbdullahRady]

the second lady is gifted with her voice! she could use it to make a lot of money! I wish I could work with her!

[@mylesajkay5336]

The first woman: Whats the point of having a yellow light? It means, u have to slow down and stop. Even if u r nervous. Yellow means, slow down. Bcoz everyone knows that d red light comes on next. N d police man is infront on d other side. Jaz stop

[@Elijah42069]

Ok, I know you're trying to be cool but if you abbreviate your entire sentence it cant be read. Use woooords

[@josephwinland7725]

Yup I agree.. not hard to write words

[@tazman572]

@@Elijah42069 You have to be educated to use words.

[@hanschouwman4536]

They can't mess with the compassionate judge.That is a violation on its own.

[@aanon5716]

if you're so nervous that you make bad driving decisions when confronted with emergency vehicles, then maybe you should take the bus. like the judge said, she did the worst thing you could do in that situation. she could have caused another accident. again, please for others sake, take the bus.

[@Elijah42069]

Ha! You think public buses are still around! Man this guys funny

[@Lhikan634]

@@Elijah42069 There are in Providence, Rhode Island, where this occurred

[@Sly_Wolf_1]

Here in the uk Amber means Stop unless it is unsafe to do so or you have passed the stop line. Also it is illegal to contravene a red light to allow an emergency service vehicle to pass unless directed by a "Constable IN UNIFORM" and that does not include a police car behind you, he is in a car behind you and not controlling the traffic infront of you. Fire and ambulance cannot direct traffic to contravene a red traffic signal even though the do sometimes at incidents, but have an accident or get caught on camera and you will be found guilty.

[@DIDYOUSEETHAT172]

Yikes no empathy for the ladies, the last guy damn, thought he was in his late 60's, 87 and still able to drive, hope his tests all turned out to the good.

[@rugbymaniac]

Judge must've been having a bad morning. He didn't show the same compassion as he normally would for someone in tears in his courtroom. Also, the first woman should've been shown leniency, as her braking twice to change lanes is why she missed the lights. That and concentrating on avoiding a collision with the parked police. Sorry, but bad form Judge Caprio.

[@l2loversDO]

I probably would have done the same. I see a cop staying still, I would get out the way! There was no active 🚨 sound so that's the sign of pull over! She can't full stop after moving to the right, she would have gotten hit. The question is "if you see a cop car" how far back can you say you saw the car before you stop. Everyone is supposed to park in the "right most lane". She would have got slammed. She went with the flow of traffic.

[@tommyb.justis6274]

pretty rough on the first woman. even as a firefighter I can clearly see how this lady made the traffic error! emergency lights and vehicles cause a tremendous amount of driver panic on the roads judge for your consideration!

[@jamescasello8100]

Wow he actually found someone guilty and gave them the full fine.

[@predpalina]

Mayor told the Judge; "The City needs money!"

[@deanmoncaster]

Turns out she was a getaway driver doing a bank job.

[@lylianpaci7578]

It's so comforting to my heart to listen to judge Caprio, in a world of so much hurting he makes people feel like a human being, he reminds me of my father.. God bless you

[@aanon5716]

@5:50....dont make eye contact!

[@bananacake059]

I think that the first woman’s argument is pretty valid though. I agree with the fact that going through a red light is wrong and dangerous and she shouldn’t have done it...but also, his reason didn’t make sense. The police officer was clearly stopped. Had it been moving she should have pulled over. But it wasn’t. Therefore she should have moved over. If she waited to move over until after the light turned green she wouldn’t have been able to and therefore would have caused a disruption. No one was even stopped in the other side of the lights. No one was going to go through the intersection at the same time. What she did, to me, was the safest option in her specific circumstance. I think the real crime here is a police officer being parked right after an intersection. That’s dangerous. Plus, it looks like the street was curved. If the was going around the curve she wouldn’t have seen the police officer until she was too close to move over and still stop

[@Klffsj]

I partly agree with you. She was trying to argue that the police officer ahead had distracted her from the light, so she could focus on safely passing through the intersection. The judge misinterpreted it as a mere excuse, arguing that seeing a police officer should suggest that you slow down and if necessary stop, even if the light is green. Personally, I think the right thing for her to do, would have been to stop on red; if traffic were heavy when it turned green, surely someone would have let her over, especially considering that they'd still be going slow. Of course, honest mistakes happen, and I'm not sure that I would blame her for running that light. Still, honest mistake or not, it is a violation of the law; I'd be willing to accept that. In regards to the police officer, they have full authority to pull over wherever they need to in order to fulfil their job, and sometimes that's in an inconvenient or slightly dangerous location for traffic. That's what the flashing lights are for. Furthermore, he had pulled someone over; he can't choose where that person pulls over. Sure, it's a bad spot, and it's a little dangerous, but it's certainly not a crime.

[@Mr89unknown]

The first lady tried so hard to get let off even cried a little lol

[@montakims]

You missed the point. She saw a yellow light, thought she had enough time to pass it, but before she could notice it turn red, the police car parked right past the intersection on her lane caught her attention. So, she kept on driving, assuming that the light was yellow, and checked her mirrors and turned on her signal accordingly to switch lanes. She was saying that no sane person would intentionally run a red light when there's a police car RIGHT THERE. She got justice because of her poor way of explaining the situation, instead of getting pardoned for her mistake.

[@briiiibrii]

“ I tried to get out of his way”... drives directly towards the police car...