FOLLOW UP ON WILDEST PROBATION REVOCATION …THE FULL FOLLOWING REVOCATION HEARING! WHAT DID HE GET??

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[@eliasiv]

If that defense attorney is a public defender that guy deserves a raise. Exceptional care, effort, and genuine conviction. Wish there were more like him who don't make you feel like an annoying hindrance or burden. He clearly took time to fully understand and empathize with his client. He's not just phoning it in.

[@mortalclown3812]

Appreciate your comment. Too many fail to recognize the PD has the toughest job in the room... especially since their clients are usually guilty. Peace.

[@PrimRoseLane]

I saw this covered on Mike and Arty's channels, but getting it without the peanut gallery comments is much easier for my brain to process.

[@deborahhershey3045]

Mike's inappropriate laughing is not helpful in teaching critical thinking skills to his viewing audience.

[@SallySallySallySally]

I've blocked all of those "annoying color commentary" channels. OSG is THE place.

[@jenn_x.]

I hear ya - this is the only court channel for me!

[@robertdorazio3725]

I hate liars. Ppl said he had sex charges on his last video. That was a lie after seeing this. He deserves another chance.

[@nodice8632]

​@@robertdorazio3725 He was jailed for sexually assaulting a 13 year old boy. He was 19. He is a sex offender.

[@kinsley7777]

‘he took the news pretty hard’ 🤣 understatement of the 22nd century ! thank YOU, OSG … luv a follow up 🌼🌺🌸🌷🌸🌺🌼

[@Alegend03]

Follow ups are mandatory and always appreciated. Thanks for the update

[@LoriKasprzak-kc7xc]

The GED is indeed an acvomplishment. At 69 yrs old, I could never manage to earn that because I couldn't understand algebra. (I'm on spectrum.)

[@LoriKasprzak-kc7xc]

*typo, sorry.

[@joshfly210]

Once the VA actually started taking care of my pain my mental anxiety and depression of thinking I’d be dealing with the pain forever going away helped me alot. Sometimes there is one thing that really does need care and fixes a persons outlook. I’m going back to school I’m doing sled hockey tournaments with other disabled veterans I go dancing again and bike riding when I can. Sometimes a treatment of one thing is all it takes.

[@ElanaVital83]

Not this guy though. He's a predator and seeks 13 year olds. Nothing fixes that

[@kerryadams9100]

This young man has turned his life around and the judge could see how much he had accomplished. Good call to the Judge. Have a great day

[@mloclampepperdude7048]

He also is a registered sex offender, he needed to be reporting.

[@DP69ner73]

​@@mloclampepperdude7048he is? Why wasn't that ever brought up? What did he get charged with to make him a Sex Offender!

[@charlest5604]

@@DP69ner73 he was 19, his victim was a 13 y/o boy

[@kodokushi8321]

He sexually assaulted a 13 year old. Fuck his accomplishments.

[@leostenson4476]

He had a sexual.relationshipwith a 13 year old boy. They ought to lock him up for life

[@jamesdahl1900]

Mental health has nothing to do with. This guy having a temper tantrum over having to go to jail.

[@ElanaVital83]

Or his decision to send lewd pictures to a kid

[@nctpti2073]

Counselling is a lot harder than probation meetings. More personal. Also arguably more important since the point of the probation reporting is to confirm compliance on the other stuff.

[@LadyDi0514]

Thanks for the follow up, OSG!!! We couldn’t forget this guy after his tantrum in the car, so it was great seeing the aftermath!!❤

[@deborahfenley5825]

Somebody said he's a sex offender. Was that in the first video? If not, I missed it.

[@SallySallySallySally]

@@deborahfenley5825 LOL. "Somebody?" Nothing like that was ever mentioned.

[@ElanaVitality]

​@@SallySallySallySallyGoogle the case. He sent lewd images to a child.

[@Knight_of_NI]

Hot cup of coffee and an OSG video, it's a great morning 😉

[@hildia5439]

I really like this ruling. The judge paid attention to the work the defendant put in and still ensured the underlying issue is being addressed.

[@ElanaVital83]

He put work in but he still views children as sexual partners so...

[@kinsley7777]

it’s nice to see him calm and attentive … I’m guessing it’s from meds and not just the absence of drugs … I wish him well

[@deborahhershey3045]

He's not abusing drugs so he's better equipped to be calm and attentive plus his mental illness is managed by prescribed meds that he must take as prescribed!!! which will also help him to be calm and attentive. 1 is not possible w/o the other.

[@B_Bodziak]

@@deborahhershey3045 Did they provide his diagnosis? Without that, your last statement is not possible to predict.

[@Bandit_iso]

Have a squishy morning yall

[@patriciaevans5906]

Agree with your assessment regarding the family members saying he wasn’t using but they didn’t know he was before…..so how do they know if he is or not? This confuses this old grandma….🙄and this attorney is going all out for this guy…..he’s definitely advocating for his client….and he’s long winded…says a lot.

[@RamoArt]

Seems like the family just wants to protect a member and they're blind to the truth. They don't live with him, they don't see if he sleeps every night, he probably doesn't visit them when he's tweaking and looks like a zombie after a 3 day binge. I mean, he's on probation now so I hope he keeps up with his PO. If he really cleaned up his act he'll be fine.

[@patriciaevans5906]

@@RamoArt true……hope he does.

[@gwynluv5447]

I'm usually one who thinks punishments need to be faced but I have to say that I think this is reasonable outcome. I think extending the probation is actually better than making him serve jail time. By all accounts he has improved himself and having him sit in jail could have a negative impact. I wish him much success.

[@deborahhershey3045]

I still say he should serve his jail sentence on weekends so he can attend his college classes during the week and have free time on the weekends to get into trouble. His weekend jail time will allow him time to plan on how he is to complete all that he has to do to complete his probation that he chose to ignore ... he can that when he is free during the week after attending his college classes. He can attend college classes at night and complete the programs he was ordered to complete for his probation.

[@nymetsfan912]

Fully agree. He’s already put in the effort to become enrolled in various positive things as well as remained sober. When someone is fresh out of addiction a set back like that could only cause relapse and a loss of all hope upon release. I hope this young man continues on the right path.

[@B_Bodziak]

@@deborahhershey3045 He can't take his laptop and books into the jail on weekends. That's setting him up for failure at school.

[@B_Bodziak]

@@nymetsfan912 Absolutely. Keep him on a positive trajectory.

[@VictheChick]

​@@deborahhershey3045 What's the point of serving weekend jail time if he's already staying out trouble? He's operated within the spirit of the law (if not the letter lol) since his conviction... it sounds like he just needs to get in the swing of reporting to his PO and taking whatever classes they recommend/going on the record as having completed his probation, and he'll be right as rain no jail time needed? Or did I miss something ❤

[@loisbolton1800]

Thanks for the closure, Squish. It is good to see him clean & sober, and getting his life back on track. The 12-step programs will help him to clean up his past and make amends as necessary. I hope and pray that he continues to grow & mature & becomes the successful adult he seems to want to be. x

[@nymetsfan912]

That 12 step shit is wack

[@Nosfeast]

@@nymetsfan912 It helps some people just like everything else and anything that can save lives I am all for it

[@B_Bodziak]

@@nymetsfan912 It has a higher rate of success than any other program out there. Just because it didn't work for you for whatever reason(s), it has worked for millions of people for a century.

[@nymetsfan912]

@@B_Bodziak NA and AA are cults

[@debrajol3585]

@@B_Bodziak absolutely correct. It doesn’t matter the vehicle that gets him there.. he can make a switch later. He just needs to get his stuff together now and that’s what he has and that’s what is working. He’s enrolled in college and has family support. I’m sure they’ll be watching and supporting him along the journey. 💯💯💯

[@olddogg60]

It seems like a just outcome and he looks to finally be on the right track.

[@ElanaVital83]

Until he meets a new 13 year old he's attracted to?

[@terriammon9767]

Great Hearing. Probation Officers can "SOMETIMES" take their Job a little to serious or not pay FULL attention to everything happening and ask for a Revocation like they always do just like in this Case. This Defendant proved to the Judge he is not the same kid they ALL saw 2yrs ago. This Judge listened THOROUGHLY to EVERYTHING said and even though it was THIS JUDGE who put him on Probation and THIS JUDGE he "blew off" he chose to take the high road and made a great decision I think. Just tells me that this is a very TENTATIVE Judge.

[@ElanaVitality]

This guy victimized a child.

[@sallyskellington3024]

I hope they don't "gloss over" the sexual assault of a minor portion of his problems

[@sameppink9401]

I don’t think this probation was a result of that case. This probation was about narcotics possession.

[@itsAllie67]

Thanks OSG, I was hoping for a follow up. 👍

[@Longstreet720]

The probation officer definitely takes her job personally. The kid is actually doing great compared to most people in his predicament. This judge is super fair. Good job judge!

[@purpleandred7]

@Longstreet720, agreed 👍

[@B_Bodziak]

I don't have the most positive impressions of female probation officers. Without exception, every one I've heard seems to approach speaking to the court as though they have "something personal to prove". None have ever appeared to be there in any type of guidance role, and while they shouldn't be expected to be a defendants'cheerleader, they do only focus on the negative, even over emphasizing things unnecessarily. I could include several appearances by POs who were admonished by the judge when trying to have a defendant's probation revoked, including one defendant who submitted 260 hours of Comm. Svc but only had a 40 hrs requirement -- The PO would not accept the hours b/c the form had been initialled daily but a full signature was given for each week instead of daily. Another who wanted probation revoked because the county-approved testing lab admitted to damaging the specimen during transport leaving no actual specimen to test - the lab sent both the PO and the Def a notification E-mail, but the PO claimed it was a "failure to test" by the Def. If I recall correctly, the Def wasn't even aware of the E-mail sent by the lab regarding the spoiled sample until she received notice of the court date for Revocation because she didn't often use E-mail and didn't drink/use drugs. Usually and regardless of the sex of the defendant, a male PO filing to revoke a probation has given the defendant a few chances to get his/her act together, but that's not so w/female POs.

[@purpleandred7]

@@B_Bodziak I hear ya; and quite frankly I happen to agree with you. I've seen several female PO's do that, and I'm of the same opinion: why wouldn't this PO have acknowledged the positive means by which this gentleman succeeded? Do they think they have something to prove? Yes, he did do some wrong by not adhering to his probation meetings, but look at what he DID accomplish. Sometimes, it's important to give grace to those who have earned a bit of it, just like the Judge did in this case. You're right, they should not just punish but also be an encouragement and help them to succeed. This gentleman deserved some kind of leeway for what he was able to do "without probation on my back". I understand what he meant. This PO was hard-nosed and had only punishment on her agenda. I'm glad the Judge saw through that. He made a good decision.

[@shawna20ann]

All of the probation officers in this county are like that, unfortunately. I live in this county and have seen it time and time. Imagine how she’s going to be towards him, now.

[@purpleandred7]

@@shawna20ann you're right .. I didn't think about that

[@volkswagenmember]

I spent nearly 10 years on felony probation and i have seen my share of revocation hearings, and I want everyone to know that what happened here is a 1 in a million. I have never seen a revocation hearing that ended on the side of the accused. They always ended up with revocation. This judge is truly empathetic to bunt's situation and I think he's throwing every tool he can into the mix to keep this guy out of jail and it's the right thing to do. I was honestly expecting this to end in revocation...

[@patientmental875]

It is amazing that getting a fair shake in court is a rare occurrence although he had a good paid attorney which in reality is what got him out of this & on a side note depending on the length its better to take jail time over dealing with the misery of probation for a decade

[@katiekawaii]

My little brother had a revocation hearing, and the judge really paid attention to the circumstances in his case too, and ultimately made a very kind and fair ruling, so it happens. Should happen more often, but it happens.

[@l7986]

I saw it happen to a guy my sister was dating back in 2014. He got his parole revoked and was going to do the remainder of 15 years for pissing hot. What I had no idea about was the reason he tested positive for heroin was his infant son dying which sent him into a pretty bad spiral. Was at the hearing and the judge let him walk free.

[@ElanaVital83]

Weird considering he is a child predator

[@PeggyStentzCasey]

Thanks for the follow up!!!

[@celestelegare-haynes8625]

Omg!!! Thank u soooo much for this follow up! Kid raper!

[@nicolescurry9358]

Isn’t this the guy who assaulted the 13 year old boy?

[@joannblackwell540]

I do like to get the follow ups, thanks for this. Glad he turned himself in, however he didn't do what he was supposed to do for his probabtion. He is very polite, the Judge is fair, I do hope he does everything he needs to do on the completion of his parole.

[@smsshadoan]

In most circumstances I would say “lock him up”. He should pay for his crimes. He did that without someone from probation looking over his shoulder and collecting fees. I think this case was fairly addressed by the judge. I like this judge. Please do not let us down Mr. Bundt.

[@justblaze.]

Sounds like Judge Simpson in an alternate universe

[@naysmimi4566]

I thought so too!!!

[@johnharling5246]

Is it Judge Simpson if it is he sounds really ill.

[@naysmimi4566]

@@johnharling5246 it’s not - it’s a judge in Grand Traverse I believe. He just sounds an awful lot like him! I’m not sure of the Judges name.

[@deborahhershey3045]

Let the kid attend college courses and spend weekends in jail. The Judge could tether him when's he's out of jail during the week. Once he successfully complete's his ASSociates degree, he can be set free from his criminal record if he continues to be a law abiding citizen. He will have to continue as a patient of the mental health services for the rest of his life until WE as a Society FIGure out how to heal the brain as we do the body and spirit.

[@deborahhershey3045]

I hope for this young man that the Judge made the right decision as his substance abuse is the 'root' of all of his problems and he must stay clean and sober if he wants to be a successful and law abiding citizen v a shitizen that needs to be caged like an animal.

[@charlest5604]

So, if he gets an associates degree, his sex offense of a minor charge should be expunged? Makes a lot of sense.

[@justblaze.]

That’s my things they mentioned the drugs but not the minor abuse

[@deborahhershey3045]

I didn't say that... I said if he had no further criminal conduct, his record shouldn't be held against him for jobs, housing, etc.

[@deborahhershey3045]

LISTening and critical thinking skills are lacking in our younger generations. Instant gratification reigns over their skull and bones brain for their primal brain in their GUTS is ANIMALisTIC ready to pounce!

[@Notevenlistening.]

Wow, you know I’m glad for him. He was in a bad way and the judge had a lot of grace for him, considering the adjustments he seems to have made in his life. I wish everyone could turn it around like this! *EDIT* see below comments. 🤮

[@charlest5604]

He's a registered sex offender for abusing a minor. I'm not glad for him and wish him a horrible life. Those type of people can't be reformed.

[@Notevenlistening.]

@@charlest5604 HE’S WHAT?! Did I completely miss that in the videos?

[@charlest5604]

@@Notevenlistening. they never talked about the original charge that got him put on probation. I looked him up and saw his original crime.

[@charlest5604]

@rubymeg he was 19 and his victim was a 13 y/o boy.

[@kate825]

​@@charlest5604weren't the original charges 2nd dui, meth possession ?

[@elskid206]

It must strike fear in the heart of a public defender when defendant, sitting in jail, says, "I'd like to say something." I would absolutely prep my client that terrible things generally occur after that statement. The other thing I would make extremely clear to a client is that this is not a conversation with the judge. The judge will make A LOT statements and is not waiting for you to confirm them by saying, "yes your honor", nor fill in extra details.

[@B_Bodziak]

There isn't much "prep time" between PDs and defendants. Often, it's as short as 7-10 minutes before the hearing. Sometimes, you don't get a chance to even look at the file until earlier that same day and for a very limited time. For the vast majority of cases, a PD mitigates punishments and makes sure correct courtroom/police-related procedures are followed.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

It's hard for the general public to know, but absolutely - you basically should not speak unless directly asked a question, and when asked you should answer the question as asked. If the judge asks "Do you like dogs?" you say "Yes, your honor" or "No your honor" or "I like some dogs", you do not need to explain your entire dog-related backstory like you're narrating a novel.

[@ccsorn]

I am definitely a "hard on crime " type of person. My first thought on probation violations is punishment. I think the judge did a good job of balancing punishment and restorative justice. If he steps one toe over the line though, bam 1 year in jail.

[@B_Bodziak]

You still have to balance what "Bam, one year in jail," will do vs alternative punishments. The effects of a year in prison can have a profoundly negative effect on the defendant and society for the next 40-50 years, as well as, a hardship on his family members, who are innocent victims of his crimes. Whenever there's a chance to aid a defendant getting back on track, that is often the best outcome for everyone involved. He's also very young. A 50 yr old Def often needs to be treated differently than a 21yo victim. There's a reason Judges want to know a Def's living situation, job status, marital status and whether there are dependents involved. Also, a year in jail in addition to what he's already served is likely longer than his original sentence.

[@mloclampepperdude7048]

No, he only got 10 months jail and probation for his original charge which they fail to mention in any of these videos. He is a registered sexual offender for being with a 13 year old.

[@cat441]

sure hope this kid stays the coarse; walk the walk and life is much better, not easier, just better

[@kealanimatsumiya-delay2732]

He was skirting probation. Probation is in place of a jail sentence. I aree with the probation officer.

[@justinm6143]

I sure do enjoy me some Old Squishy uploads! Excellent content you put together! Thanks!

[@loadiegirl48]

good luck to the young man. i am glad he turned his life around!!

[@teddykillingsworth-sn8cy]

This is BS, letting a playground sniper gets another chance, sad and depressing, steal a car get 5 years , mess with a child and get probation, The court system is vey ignorant 😢

[@JP-wx6uh]

Old conservative ideologies have been proven not to work over the long term. Proactive and positive methods have a much better success rate.

[@Hezabelle77]

Well now, that was heartwarming. It's so hard to climb out and I don’t condone his behavior, but I understand it. It's really nice to see the system work as intended. Restorative, never punitive.

[@glenna-5805]

Great job judge! This kid didn’t need to be in jail for this. So happy for him that he has turned his life around!

[@ElanaVital83]

He needs to be in jail for hurting that 13 year old

[@xxelaxela333]

He molested a thirteen year old. He’s not some dumb teen who got drunk or high. He destroyed the innocence of a child. He should consider himself lucky

[@johnharling5246]

When will attorney's learn that its quality not quantity that counts

[@lautour]

Absconding immediately and completely blowing off probation is not an accident. He needs to discuss why he did that with his counselor, there's something underlying there. Don't want to get in the habit of being a scofflaw.

[@kealanimatsumiya-delay2732]

The young man doesn't like being told what to do. Being on probation he would be told not to drink. He's a bratl

[@ElanaVitality]

Why is it that people tend to show utmost sympathy for child predators?

[@eliasiv]

Also can i request this exact judge for my case? Dudes mind-blowingly rational and reasonable. Rare exhibition of original critical thought.

[@The-Cute-One]

Clearly wants things om his own terms. I think he deserved more jail time, very disappointed. He didn't want to report then, why would he report now. Ridiculous.

[@briandouglas8195]

Here's a legal riddle for you... What is the difference between Grand Theft Auto and a Joy Ride? . . Your parents income.

[@stephenadams1164]

So true, GTA becomes a parking ticket these days in some jurisdictions provided their parents have $

[@ednamarlowe1527]

You don't know if he relapsed because he didn't do his testing

[@FrankHoneycutt]

I have a feeling since this Probation Officer didn’t get what she wanted with him staying in jail. She’s gonna be on his ass and try to violate him. I’ve been in the Probation system with something very similar. Happened to me when I was in my early 20s it’s almost like probation officers set you up for failure no matter how hard you try. The judge made a perfect call, and trusting he has turned his life around. I wish this guy the best.

[@patientmental875]

They do they are complete POS scum of the earth worse than cops, DA's & judges put together!

[@ElanaVital83]

​@@patientmental875This dude molested a kid. Get smarter

[@leapinglaura7343]

So the moral of the story is, violate all conditions, and be treated better than those that comply. Nice.

[@BaltimoreJo]

The Judge was fair and just! I hope the probation officer is going to treat him fairly and not hold hi initial failures against him.

[@mloclampepperdude7048]

The thing is he wasn't originally charged with drugs or an addiction issues. He is a registered sex offender for being with a 13 year old.

[@BaltimoreJo]

@@mloclampepperdude7048 😲

[@marybell3409]

I've rented vehicles on many occasions but never took any for a test drive. I accepted what they gave me and away I went.

[@jamesdahl1900]

And it looks totally credible. When you pay all your fines and court course the day before. You gotta show up for a revocation

[@justblaze.]

Right let’s keep mentioning drugs let’s not mention he abused a minor for his pleasure

[@Chuckles2109]

Totally agree he was diddling and justice was not done with this perv.

[@your_favorite_chode_merchant]

He’s fooled them. He’ll still be a predator walking the streets. Protect your children…

[@zubetp]

two years is a very long time when you're this young. i remember being that age. you can change night and day. it sounds like he's worked really hard.

[@audreythompson5918]

Wasnt he in trouble originally CSC with a child? And this is his probation stemming from it.

[@mloclampepperdude7048]

Yes.

[@whisperedaria]

So, I’m of two minds about “great strides.” Part of me applauds the steps taken by people to turn their lives around. The other part of me says that the proof is only in what they do when they’re not being watched and having to report in. When people say, “He did great when he was in a circumstance that forced him to not go off the rails, and that means he’s changed.” Well…not really. The question is whether he can avoid the habits, people, and situations that he was doing before when there is no one forcing him to do so. Only then will he actually have changed.

[@B_Bodziak]

At 7:35, As for "no testing", wouldn't they have tested him upon entering the jail? Also, his addiction counselor likely does random urine testing on him at appointments.

[@GulsCult]

I have to give him credit. I've been locked up, and there's nothing more terrifying than the potential of losing your freedom. Being behind bars is the worst. So to drive up and turn yourself in to be locked up takes guts. But he did freak the f*ck out in that first video, but he did more than most would do.

[@34jared]

Needs a hug

[@Lenape_Lady]

THIS is the “reform” for-profit-prisons CLAIM to be about and support. I would have been furious for this kid if the Judge had thrown him in jail. He’s accomplished more in only 2 years than literally most humans could have in 5 years. From not even graduating HS to being enrolled in college. Steady on his medication and therapy without court supervision (which is especially amazing for mentally ill ppl and addicts). He quite literally turned himself into a new person. And I’m glad the System didn’t overlook all his effort because of trivialities and technicalities.

[@mloclampepperdude7048]

Have you seen his original charges? The drug stuff is new. The thing is he wasn't originally charged with drugs or an addiction issues. He is a registered sex offender for being with a 13 year old.

[@ChanceWilkinsMugshot-yp8fc]

@@mloclampepperdude7048 and according to your skewed perspective, people can’t recover.

[@mloclampepperdude7048]

@@ChanceWilkinsMugshot-yp8fc not what I said at all. If he isn't reporting to probation, it would also mean he isn't reporting as a sexual offender. Which is absconding.

[@robertdorazio3725]

So the peanut gallery in his last video said he had sex charges. That was a lie. I now have compassion for this man again. He has changed his life. He deserves a fresh start and second chance.

[@rickied4640]

If I were the judge, I would havre had Mr Bunt drug tested.

[@AEB72112]

Oh, by the way, I'm also dealing with a case for possessing illegal mushrooms.....😂😂😂😂

[@carlosspeicywiener7018]

Where are the keyboard lawyers who seem to be obsessed with defending this guy?

[@hollydennison159]

Discipline ....... lawfully ...... why can't we punish our children? You talk back, swear at us, etc ... you get the "mommy flick." Act out in the store ... you get your leg popped! ..... it's not Abusing, it's showing care, love and knowing the difference between right and wrong .... and how to show your children the difference!!! I'm not perfect! I'm now dealing with a 13 year old, with a part-parent that I live with that doesn't let me parent. My 8th grade didn't get to graduate with his class .... AND he got suspended for the last week of school!!! I'm Not Perfect! MY OLDEST, however, is 21, almost 22. Next oldest just turned 19. I do have knowledge... Yes I'm still lacking. My partner won't let ME parent out youngest, the 13 year old. I have to keep my mouth shut because "I'm too strict!"

[@user-on3zi9fo2g]

poor kristy piggy heimrich didn’t get to take her anger out on a man by locking him up this time around 😂😂😂

[@perryrush6563]

8:49 that's what "playback speed" is for. Ha ha. When it is lawyers buttering up a judge... 1.5X speed.

[@bobdrooples]

Register sex offenders get chances these days.

[@justblaze.]

Shameful

[@jacksyoutubechannel4045]

I'm often to the right of Atilla the Hun when it comes to crime and punishment, but this is _absolutely_ the just outcome. I'm deeply confused by why probation would characterize the underlying crime(s) as "very serious offenses." It's not _good,_ but vomiting in the bushes during a joy ride in a rental car you failed to return because you're coming down from meth certainly isn't what I was expecting to hear after she said that. (I mean, there weren't even any allegations that there were 911 calls because he was driving recklessly, just that the throwing up into the bushes drew attention to himself.) While you could argue a little jail time might be appropriate, time inside _with the other people who are inside_ is a risk to his accomplishments, which are a net good to society. He needs to be around people who celebrate his sobriety and education, and who won't try to undermine or belittle it. So much progress in twenty months is incredible -- especially with meth -- but it's not out of the woods yet. I wouldn't recommend everyone in his shoes should try it, but the fact that this guy pulled himself up by his own bootstraps makes it _infinitely_ more likely that this will just turn into some unbelievable anecdote about his youth than if he had merely gone through the motions of probation.

[@jamesdahl1900]

When you're in front of a judge for a probation revocation, And tell the judge that you cannot go to jail. because you have to attend your GED Graduation (which would be a hilarious image) Has as much weight as also paying. All the fines and court cost a year after they are due and the day before your probation revocation.

[@bostongirl3507]

I wish Mr. Bunt the best of luck!

[@bkitteh6295]

A wise & diplomatic judge manages to not completely piss off a butt-hurt probation officer, a very good lawyer who can"t say enough good things about his very good client, or a fragile defendant baby-stepping into recovery. However much he makes, that judge isn't paid enough.

[@debrajol3585]

I’m rooting for him!👏👏👏👏👏💯💯💯 WOWEE! I didn’t expect this & I never thought I’d feel like this watching a court case. He’s got my vote for a long happy life. ~~I love seeing people turn their lives around & see how much they can do! Way to go Mr. Graft!! Keep it going 👌🎯💯

[@mloclampepperdude7048]

I was until I realized what his original charges are so it's hard. I'm glad he is staying away from drugs and trying to make his life better but I can't believe he only got 10 months of jail and probation.

[@tommymommy3478]

You're rooting for a guy who took a 13 ye old boys cheeks...

[@DP69ner73]

​@@tommymommy3478what did he do?

[@tommymommy3478]

@@DP69ner73 he had a relationship with a 13 yr old boy

[@ElanaVital83]

​@@tommymommy3478it's so weird how nobody seems to care he molested a minor 😢

[@garywheeler60]

How can you be on probation and not go down there once a month and report ? This kid has all the earmarks of a return to idiocy .

[@johnbeltron8787]

Self rehab vs control.Productive outcome.

[@Justaskme781]

OMG at the very least he should be in sex offender classes long-term classes

[@Justaskme781]

With that I have to add that young people today think differently than the older generation. At 13 and 19 it could have honestly been a relationship until the parents found out without knowing the full background it's really hard to say

[@ElanaVital83]

​@@Justaskme781ARE YOU REALLY TRYING TO JUSTIFY CHILD MOLESTATION??

[@AriaDonnaC]

the fact that hes a child molester removes any compassion or sympathy for this POS. everyone is so happy that he turned his life around, but I wonder will those same people still feel that way if it was your child that he sexually assaulted

[@mikaeleriksson144]

Why don't you point to something backing up these very serious accusations? Another video, court records, anything? The charges was meth related and joyriding a rental car. In both videos I've seen on this kid. Not even the slightest hint of what you are claiming in either one.

[@lynnslaterjr]

Good justice! Recognized real progress, but kept some consequences.

[@voraciousreader3341]

Judges can be so disappointing.

[@jamesdahl1900]

You know I know he's upset about not attending his GED graduation. Great news there was never going to be GED graduation, so you missed nothing.

[@elizabethclothier3267]

Bottom line is you dont get to do probation tour way. You do it the courts way. Im proud of him for all he did accomplish, but agsin , he did whst he wanted to do and not what he was court ordered to do. 30 days would've been a .ore appropriate sentence, and i agree with the continued probation. I wish him well in his recovery and his future endeavors.

[@rockadoodoo]

Good ipdate

[@crystalcorley]

To everyone here, wishing him well..do you happen to know what his original charges were?? Hhmm? Solicitation of a minor (13 year old boy)!!! Are you kidding me?? 🤦

[@ElanaVital83]

Nowadays people don't seem to care

[@hopkinsmommy1202]

It said possession of meth, operating under the influence of meth, and “joyriding”. He had a rental car and hadn’t returned it I guess. Glad he got his life back on track, maybe him actually doing the probation will help him continue to strive!

[@SallySallySallySally]

That's not true.

[@Mazwizard54]

​@@SallySallySallySally TRUE. He sexually assaulted a minor after sending the minor genital pics. Do your research.

[@mikaeleriksson144]

Why are you saying this, we hear it's about meth and joyriding in the video, nothing in the previous video mention anything of soliciting minors. Wtf r u on?!

[@KansasCityScientologyAudit]

I thought this guy was also a Predator????

[@deborahfenley5825]

When the Judge asked "what is your name, in jail" I half way expected him to say "wifey"🤣🤣 But seriously the young man has made great strides. Somebody said he's a sex offender, I missed that.

[@perryrush6563]

His hair looks more washed and clean than when he was outside of jail

[@thomasvanvleet3814]

Finally, a reasonable judge on this channel...seems like all the other judges just love puting people behind bars and disregarding any positive actions or accomplishments that show improvement. This was a refreshing video to watch for once. Some of the other judges are power trippin.

[@ElanaVital83]

It's "reasonable" to make allowances for kiddy diddlers? Ew.

[@PacificSailing184]

He hopes the judge “makes the right decision”. WTH 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@leigh42]

Isnt this the guy that assaulted a 13 yr old? And hes on the registry? Im like 98% sure this is him, why are ppl praising him lol? Idc what anyone says Child offenders can not be redeemed

[@speedingatheist]

How about being 100% sure before spouting disgusting accusations like that?

[@whitway12]

I think it’s nice and all, and I’m glad he’s making better choices, however, I think there’s a big difference in doing what you want to do and doing what you have to do. Getting his GED, going to college and going to counselling, again, all good things, are things he wanted to do for himself so he can get things in life for himself. As a former addict who always kept my job, paid my bills, gave back to my community, I hid it very well. Probation is a gift given to a defendant in lieu of jail time. I just don’t understand how you would want to work so hard at all of those things but apparently just say ‘I don’t care’ when it came to ANY of the terms of his probation. Interesting the judge also said ‘eventually turned himself in’ I’m glad it seems to be a happy ending and I wish the guy well, this just leaves me confused as to what’s really going on here.

[@80bbygrl]

Good for him.

[@ElanaVital83]

He's a bad person. He deserves 10 years

[@scottcountryman6090]

He turned himself in. That’s says more than any GED or college probation. Not that those should be discounted but it says more that he turned himself in that his character has changed

[@AriaDonnaC]

he was forced to turn himself in. there's no GED or 12 step program will change a child molesters character

[@ShoeChic5441]

Great job judge!!!

[@TakodaKapri7779]

Mr Bunts atty likes to hear himself talk, clearly. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@justinthompson2887]

Everything was going great in this hearing until the haggard, miserable, worn-out, hard ridden old probation woman was asked her opinion... 🤔

[@moonshineblues204]

Allll Gore Ryythm! 💙 Just a comment to pay for my entertainment 💙💙💙💙

[@suzieqmac2.0]

The probation officer said it was 20 months.

[@matthewdopson6707]

You would think the probation would rather see someone doing good from themselves stay out of jail instead of potentially causing him to regress by being in jail

[@debdanton2295]

Sure why punish someone for their vile actions?

[@patientmental875]

He had his life going in the right direction what does the PO think jail time is going to do for his life? She said "hes doing well, thats great" like it doesnt matter & right there her job should be in question because putting him in jail at this point in his life is not contributing to be a better person & society isnt that the point of all this? Most likely his life would have went down the tubes!

[@ElanaVital83]

He'll never be a better person. He is a child predator

[@ednamarlowe1527]

Wow slap on the wrist they didn't even require drug testing