Judge explains 24-year sentence in street racing crash that killed mom, toddler

[@laraibbaig4960]

should have opened his eyes like that while he was driving

[@iman773]

@Loka FF I- WHaT? Excuse me!?!😅

[@senetneb5245]

@Loka FF oh my goodness are you serious? Why are you blaming A VICTIM for a crime-? STREET RACING IS ILLEGAL EITHER WAY and you wouldn't be saying this if you were in the position of the father

[@grenada9347]

@Loka FF In a 40 mile zone you can't really be pulverized by a car and also the car can easily slow down and let the person cross the street even tho the person is not on a crosswalk. What maniac will just keep going like nothing will happen if they run a peson over with their car? Life has priority above all else.

[@Tabish_Nooristani]

@@grenada9347 ignore her bro If her mother and sister was hit by this guy would her reaction be the same

[@grenada9347]

@@Tabish_Nooristani Yeah, I know, but I had that thought in my mind for a while. Be safe and have a nice day!

[@ashleyroy8313]

For people saying "Awww he's so handsome and young, he should not be sent to jail" The mother and the daughter were also young and beautiful. What bout that RIP Angels 🙏💕

[@animationnation777]

Well said hope he drops the soap in prison

[@GoldJack10]

Exactly he deserves to be in jail

[@xPayana]

@@animationnation777 he bought a shampoo bottle instead

[@omarrufinoreyes724]

@@animationnation777 i hope he gets a good beating by the other prisoners when he gets to prision for taking a young mother and a young child's life

[@marzbroz420]

He deserves jail

[@mubblemann]

I'm 42. 24 years ago I was 18. The thought of that long in prison is terrifying. That needs to be taught to young drivers.

[@source_thought]

he will get out with parole after 6 years, and I agree, there is not point in keeping non violent individuals in prison if they can be reformed outside of institution.

[@willmgames1775]

@@source_thought it wasn’t your family who was killed. Also, offenders who are known as non violent don’t become violent until they get to prison.

[@kieranfo3739]

Same, I'm 36 the thought of being in prison since I was 18 with still almost a decade to go really shows how long the sentence is, but then the woman and child who lost their lives had all of their time stolen from them.

[@brycek1770]

@@source_thought what’s non violent about murdering two people?

[@Stellarspace95]

Im 26. Spending as much time in jail as I have lived.. Thats messed up

[@maryredding1619]

I went to driving school when I was 16, and they invited in a man who's wife was killed by a drunk driver. It happened when he was in his early 20s and when he was speaking, he was in his 40s. Never remarried. Never got to start their family. He was all alone. That was 20 years ago and I can still hear the pain in his voice.

[@purplelava563]

I was 16 and had driving class in 1981 & they showed us video slides of car wrecks & bodies covered up with sheets. I never forgot those images.

[@not-fedrayepps5203]

@don’t apply your marriage to others, the man never got to find out the beauty of his marriage and potential child. Something like that can turn a man into a monster. I’m sure you wouldn’t want that monster to come for you and yours.

[@David-kx7tz]

@How delusional do you have to be to think that a loving and mutually beneficial marriage is such a far out there thing? You embody pessimism and your experiences with people in life probably reflect that.

@@not-fedrayepps5203 I’m not comparing anything to my personal life, just stating a fact based on statistics.

@@David-kx7tz No David, I just deal with facts and reality unlike you. Keep living in your fantasy land kid.

[@sagarprasad1436]

When I was in school a teacher once said in class(I don't remember the exact statement): If you unknowingly do something wrong it is a mistake but if you know your actions are dangerous beforehand and still do it,it is a crime. Everyone knows street racing is dangerous.

[@mikechrisscorpio.2659]

SO TRUE 👍

[@pearlygates9763]

Perfect statement. Thank you for sharing.

[@Jamesaepp]

Not really. Manslaughter isn't just a mistake.

[@darrenheadrick3669]

And illegal.

[@limlaith]

He has very likely never before had to face even the slightest consequences for his actions, mistakes or otherwise.

[@The_Animal_Man]

Her husband has it the worst I bet....imagine having the love of your life and your baby girl suddenly just disappear and be notified over the phone, it must have shattered his whole world

[@abolisher]

😳😳😳😳😳😭

[@abolisher]

@@cheesecakebandit2152 then you’d go straight to hell... either way is a lose

[@cheesecakebandit2152]

@@abolisher Very true. It's hell either way.

[@TheGunBub]

@@cheesecakebandit2152 coward did her husband kill himself?

[@cheesecakebandit2152]

@@TheGunBub I'm not gonna argue with you. I have become a coward over the last few years and then some. Say what you want, life isn't the same for everyone. I would love to know the man is ok. You have kids? If so, what is your perspective on this situation?

[@pancakeninja445]

This is tough on the husbands loss. Losing your wife and your baby over stupidity, absolutely heartbreaking

[@theclown2483]

@@Azumgi8 are you literally insane? I lost my fiancée the day after she birthed my son and my life was a nightmare. I lost my other half. Im not even the same man I used to be. The old me wouldn't even recognize me now. I was a shell of myself for years until I forced myself to evolve forward instead of putting a gun in my mouth just for the slightest chance of seeing her again. In the end my kids kept me here and I have a brand new life now.

[@Wealthobtain]

@@theclown2483 damn bro that sucks, im sorry for your loss. Just remember that you have your daughter that loves you. And can keep you company💪

[@Jason-gg3hj]

I was thinking the same thing can't imagine the pain I would feel losing my wife and my son or daughter I would break and I've been through some hell in life. They are the only things I have left.

[@ryanr5893]

I am so sad i am father of 6 and man i could not even imagine what that Husband/ Dad is feeling .. sad

[@brollowhimself2629]

@@theclown2483 it's a joke y'know because he's Hitler and all, though I do agree it is in bad taste. sorry for your loss

[@clumsyme854]

4:52 "there wasn't specific intent to do harm to the victims but there was intent to drive at an egregious speed a 102 miles an hour regardless of a consequences, regardless on who that ended up harming" WELL SAID, salute and a lot of respect for this judge.💯

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

Yes, he nailed it. 30 although justifiable, would have been just a bit too much. As it is he could be paroled just as he enters middle age. Life begins at 40

[@SultryAngel]

Well said!

[@chrisbenford3680]

Everyone talking about how good looking he is, That’s not a good thing where he’s going.

[@markscouler2534]

Well his arse will be good looking in prison lol

[@zefwyn6793]

In a twisted way, it’ll prolly be what will keep him safe

[@infinitejest441]

He will be very popular in the pokey 😉

[@Us3r739]

Looks are literally temporary. My crush back in 9th grade got fat asl over quarantine and deleted her insta😹 I lost like 65 pounds and now skinny fit but she tries hitting me up every now and then, like 3 new girls like me every week, sorry!

[@matthewleos71]

@@Us3r739 humble brag? 🤔 good for you though

[@DeOnnaGrayLige]

Learning about these cases and watching videos like this should be mandatory in high school and in drivers education classes.

[@robertc6382]

Agreed

[@Ytnzy250]

Amen.

[@blackfalcon1324]

they do, but kids dont care. It is only when they hit someone do they realize it was dumb.

[@stephenwilson1012]

Damn that's a great point

[@alvaroakatico9188]

@@blackfalcon1324 I doubt the school system is going to waste time and resources on what ifs. I do agree with you in that they should at some level. I still gave you a like.

[@ziggzaggzip8241]

I wish this type of sentencing can be applied to drunk drivers that kill innocent people.

[@jamenb7344]

Dont know about where you live, but in southern indiana; it is.

[@dantastic044]

Drunk drivers generally get pretty severe punishments when they kill someone. Usually. One local woman here killed her daughter and her daughters best friend in a drunken hit and run (ran them over, not them in the car that crashed) and she somehow served less than 2 years even after she tried to leave the country. But most people get a lot more.

[@shesosweet2781]

@@dantastic044 this sounds like a horror movie.

[@DatGrA2b]

@@dantastic044 I've seen drunk drivers get as little as 5 years after they've killed someone which is ridiculous there should be a minimum of 25 years if you kill someone will you are drunk driving

[@pthesmith]

It bothers me to hear the judge's apologetic tone when he is handing down an appropriate sentence.

[@Mustang1683]

I have a son his age. I can’t imagine seeing him go away for 24 years but I also can’t imagine him being killed as a toddler by someone like this kid. There are no winners here.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

Justice has won.

[@lajosszel]

I get it - but if you have a son then your son obviously has a father who can teach him responsibility in order to have a great chance avoiding such situations, while this poor mother and her kid had absolutely no chance to survive. Having said that, I know what teens are like. But we have to try our best anyway.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

@@lajosszel He's ok, prison is going well

[@TagmakersCoUk]

um... there are winners. The public... (ie: you and me). If this sentence makes other idiots think twice about engaging in behaviour that is extremely dangerous (to the public), then it has been a winner.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

@@TagmakersCoUk Exactly

[@miguelcarter1949]

This needs to be broadcast at high school nationwide

[@GeorgiaWhisper]

It's not just the high school kids. Trust me, there are grown ass idoits out here doing this stupid crap.

[@brucelee8926]

To pick up girls, you need to be cool.....kids will never listen to what they are taught at school

[@mrvn000]

Sadly. Your are totally right.

[@charliesmith5545]

I feel like 10 years jail time and a lifetime of speaking at high schools would be a way better ending here. 10 year's in jail would be alot for an 18 year old, but he could still re enter society with a change to change and have a good life. I understand someone died but I wouldn't feel any better ruining his life either.

[@brucelee8926]

@@charliesmith5545 shut up, this guy need life sentence... to send a message to teens across America....

[@BiiMesiah]

Y'all better have this same energy for the 17 year old son of a millionaire James Khouri who killed Ms. Monique Muñoz. Edit: James Khouri 's son was without a license and racing at more than 100 mph a Lamborghini

[@MaintainHealthyHair]

I know that’s right!

[@pastathemechanic7536]

Wont ne the same, lawyer beats public defender

[@anonymousmc7727]

He got a real Lawyer though

[@fanenthusiast3802]

Bruh, you know it

[@crosisofborg5524]

@Capricorn Goat don’t look for them on KZbin or Twitter. They get paid to cover the crimes of the rich.

[@imabrorbro3899]

He looks surprised while this is probably his first actual punishment he has had in his life

[@miafar3557]

Everyone would react this way . Of course it's fair to go to jail , but his reaction is also fair . He is a young kid who heard that for 20years will be jailed . Also when people see beauty over crime , something is wrong with them .

[@tamaranajem961]

We demand justice for Cameron

[@miafar3557]

@@tamaranajem961 Is that guy's name Cameron ?

[@imabrorbro3899]

@@tamaranajem961 he will get his justice, when his prostate is checked for multiple accounts of male excrement showered on him.

[@Oceanrocks121]

@@miafar3557 He has a history of recklessly driving and speeding excessively.

[@Sakura-ko9gh]

Justice is served, 24 years in jail without a parole

[@yolorodriguez4794]

This isn't a speeding ticket, this is vehicular manslaughter. One day he will be able to go home and see his family. The other family has been completely destroyed.

[@dirtedirte8771]

You killed mufasa!!!

[@PrinceJes]

He will be about 42 when he can go, that's fairly young family will still be there for him and he can continue on with life. The child and mom here though will never be able to

[@PrinceJes]

@CornPop It's the opposite of justification, it's injustice isn't it?

[@PrinceJes]

@A Mi He will still be able to breathe and eat. He will always have his dreams and achievements, while the family doesn't have any. Their potential and growth are gone

[@ErinJeanette]

He'll honestly probably only do half that or 2/3

[@ez5324]

“Everyone makes mistakes” Only problem is, the mistake he made was the costs of a child and a mother’s life. Not to mention, mistake or not, there are consequences for everything.

[@ez5324]

@@marianguyen6667 he didn’t kill his own family wtf are you talking about, he was speeding and he ran someone over.

[@marianguyen6667]

@@ez5324 oh

[@ez5324]

@@marianguyen6667 you gotta pay attention to details young one 🙌🏽

[@marianguyen6667]

@@ez5324 😂 yeah I think so too

[@milkpuffs465]

@@marianguyen6667 probably should have read the title of the video before defending a killer.

[@katjusha1947]

The fact that people say that a teen that killed a mom and her beautiful daughter shouldn't go to jail just because he is"Hot" it's just disgusting

[@ms.porsche3676]

Ikrt like they sound stupid who cares how good he look he killed two people by being stupid with his driving.

[@craigh2205]

so true but they wouldnt say that if it was their family he killed

[@marcopastori6292]

Who said something like that?

[@craigh2205]

@@marcopastori6292 look at videos of his sentence being with hold loads off people r saying that

[@dustinherman3860]

Who tf ever said that. I've kept up with this case and I haven't read that once on any social media outlet or new outlet

[@davidjames7382]

He showed no remorse for what he did. Ending the lives of a mother and a child. Parents bought him a 5.0 mustang at 16. Entitlement. When he was first arrested, spent one night in jail. Through his attorney, asked the court to have driving privileges to go and visit friends in college...after he killed two people.

[@Beneficivl]

I’m not defending his actions or anything, he 100% deserves prison time, but you can see the pain and remorse in his eyes, as well as, he was shaking like crazy. He has to live with the fact that he killed 2 people for the rest of his life, at least that mother and daughter are safe.

[@jpcabingan]

​@@ChrisPatrick-q6k dont point it out. That fkcer still defending this sht

[@videoettaceo8900]

​@@Beneficivlpain for HIMSELF

[@0heck]

Man...imagine being the father and husband that got that phone call. I can't even imagine.

[@Wsportys]

Damn

[@MrBINGEBOY]

Yeah I couldn’t even imagine.

[@melhicks8279]

Yes

[@Agent.K.]

I heard a story some years ago where a 17 year old girl without license crashed into a car that had a mom and 3 kids. The 17 year old survived, while the others died. Now imagine how would the father receive this. In a flash his whole family disappeared.

[@melissazaragoza5296]

BEYOND SAD 😢

[@LostSox]

I could see his heart beating the whole time. I could see him accepting the nine years like “Ok, I only really have to serve part of that. I’ll still be in my 20s when I get out. No big deal...” But when that judge hit him with the 15 on top, _to be ran consecutively_, I could see his soul literally die. Choices man... choices. *Edit* How could this, an afterthought on a throwaway, be most popular comment?!

[@richardgrace5043]

That means he could still be out in around 10years under good behavior

[@LostSox]

@@richardgrace5043 perhaps. He just need to keep his head down and go to school.

[@carlosnevarez4003]

Truth..

[@danielrobinson2861]

The eyes showed you

[@Chelsea-bq1zn]

He’ll probably get released before then anyway

[@foddyfoddy]

Speaking as the father of a 14 year old, every teenager should be shown this video.

[@whitebloodism]

That’s a great idea, I actually just watched the hearing as well myself and thought the same thing, if I’d seen this at 18 years old it would’ve stuck with me

[@foddyfoddy]

@Esoterique Fellow KZbin watchers, we have ourselves an ignorant troll who can't even write English. How predictable.

[@whitebloodism]

@Esoterique low level troll at that. Try harder edgeboi

[@gerardburton1081]

Can't do the time then don't do the crime.

[@leeteplitz7673]

It won’t matter, kids think they will never get caught!

[@dalec4864]

It’s good to see a judge who takes his job seriously. You can tell he carefully and thoughtfully weighed the options, the crime, the damage and out serious effort into serving justice and being fair a balanced and took the time to explain his decision in a way that was respectful to the family of the deceased as well as the defendant. He took now joy in handing down the sentence, he didn’t need to stroke his ego and be unnecessarily heavy handed. Sad case, I would hate to have to make decisions like this.

[@Blankfirearm]

I’m sorry but this was a big sentence for what he did he is not a murderer still a baby at 18

[@martyfakenewsman24]

@@Blankfirearm Im sure you will think that when you lose your wife and child to a reckless driver who is 18 years old.

[@Blankfirearm]

@@martyfakenewsman24 he deserved jail but not to that extent. Maybe you might feel different if he was your son or nephew or brother who’s made a mistake buts it’s just opinion and my opinion is not getting his sentence reduced. chill.

[@j.d.1488]

​@@Blankfirearm Considering murder in these times and in some cases 15 or less, yes. Point is him being young and stupid is no excuse for a lesser sentence.

[@briholt100]

​@@BlankfirearmI hear you but it's not an opinion. The judge was simply following the law, that was agreed to and passed by the state legislature. Do you know your state representatives name? Have you contacted them regarding your belief?

[@jeffhewitt2181]

This video should be shown to every 16 year old getting their drive license. To show what a privilege and responsibility it is to drive

[@caitlinheraty3028]

yes… i definitely did not understand that i was literally operating a deadly weapon at that age

[@thephilswedsvlog]

I AGREE, I'M AFRAID TO FINANCE MY 4 BOYS THEIR DRIVER'S LICENSE AFTER SEEING THIS. BOYS ARE ALWAYS HAVE THEIR EGO AND TRY TO PROVE TO EACH OTHER WHOSE BETTER. WOMEN ARE MORE CAREFUL ON THE ROAD COMPARE TO MEN, AND IT'S PROVEN MANY TIMES.

[@brett8460]

What's funny about this whole situation is that he could've did 6 years and gotten 15 years of probation like the other driver but he rejected it because his dad is well connected in Tampa both in the legal field and with law enforcement. He thought he was going to get away with it which is why he didn't take the plea deal. The extra 18 years was basically for wasting the court's time and it serves him right. It's not like he could dispute that he didn't kill those people due to gross negligence.

[@how8955]

@@thephilswedsvlogyou sound like a bad parent

[@WOONYMYUNGZ]

and 13 year because this is the age to starting drive

[@amandasanchez904]

To the girls simping him, just imagine that was your mom and sister... I dont think you'd want him to get away with this. His stupidity destroyed a family and 24 years is nothing compared to what he has caused. Rip the lady and her child 🕊

[@LaurensHouweling]

for real it’s so disgusting. I gotta hope most of them are trolls

[@brucepower3429]

They would remember ted bundy or jeremy meeks both criminals but they were ready to risk it all for them

[@cryforthemoon]

If he killed their family member they would ask for a date.

[@scrub3359]

i dont care he is still soooo attractive

[@cloroxbleachtm9638]

@@scrub3359 women moment

[@paulinarittscher215]

This video should be played to every teen when applying for a driving permit. So many lives destroyed.

[@elijahvalencia3293]

People want things to be easier and easier and the rest of us pay the price for our govt letting these idiots on the road

[@cantonphantom]

They don't care

[@hazza1054]

Thats a good idea

[@reptilemama939]

I agree. Even if it touches just one kid that’s a good thing

[@12brutalrounds87]

Great idea like they do around prom time take them to crashed cars that may have killed the driver for driving reckless.

[@Caligula-oogabooga21]

The look in his eyes says everything. He will survive but its going to be an unimaginably tough 24 years.

[@jillricci587]

Don’t worry, when he appeals his sentencing they might lower it down. And if he “behaves” in prison, he will be out before you know it. That’s how our system works.

[@metalhurtstopunch3696]

The look in his eyes says he doesn’t care about what he did and he won’t care about prison that much either he’s just shocked

[@darkdork1012]

Looks like a rich kid. Daddy will have him out in 3 years or less.

[@Mankindcorruption]

He will never make 24 years lol.He will be out in about 2-3 years from now considering this happened 2 years ago.

[@trimule]

His appeal was turned down totally. (BTW they apparently found registered speeds on the car's computer of 139 and 168 MPH) @@jillricci587

[@kurtdewittphoto]

He could have saved his money, and raced on a track where its legal without endangering the lives of innocent people.

[@merasoul6520]

@bluedotgreendotscott doesnt change the fact that its stupid. i have raced on the streets myself and every day i wish someone had taught me better, and stopped me. i'm just glad i never hurt anyone else. looking back at it now, i wouldn't be able to live with myself. when i have kids, my priority wouldnt be getting them a bike or a car, it would be to teach them how to restrain these stupid racing urges that i had, and will likely pass it onto them. WE, THE GUYS, NEED TO STOP THE YOUTH FROM BEING RECKLESS DRIVERS. PERIOD.

[@merasoul6520]

@bluedotgreendotscott good luck! best wishes for your future, and i hope i dont get to see you in one of these videos in a court ever.

[@balistikcious]

@bluedotgreendotscott yo dude you r fifty you should look for other hobbies, your own gears are rusting up.

[@letsgofishing5238]

@bluedotgreendotscott No, not all of us have raced in public streets, not all of us are retarded and irresponsible, don't try to shift the blame

[@letsgofishing5238]

@bluedotgreendotscott Try understanding that you are not the center of the world and what you consider fun is putting others in danger and is not part of your cool American freedom

[@barbaraasandoval2551]

I am going to show this to my grandson so he can see the look on his face when the judge announced his full sentence. I keep telling him if you wan to race go to the damn racetrack!!!

[@2Snails1Shell]

👍

[@DarkDraega]

@Barbara A Sandoval That’s a very good deterrent method, good on you! Hopefully your grandson learns and takes heed to drive responsibly so that he doesn’t end up in this young man’s shoes. Good luck, I wish you both the best! 👍

[@user-tw6bj4xx1l]

Agreed... he almost looked as though he thought he had a chance he's thought he was going to get away with something

[@UsserError]

For real... you can rent a track.

[@Zeevuhl]

haha you old fart

[@zen3005onroobet]

Disgusting that being "pretty" gets thousands of people to sympathise with someone who killed a mother and her daughter.

[@christinagaller4374]

Ethan Couch killed 4 people and injured 9 while driving and got no jail time.

[@noobmasters6913]

@@christinagaller4374 so.. does that mean becuase justice failed in that case we should just let everyone do whatever they want.. murder is now legal..

[@christinagaller4374]

@@noobmasters6913 you have comprehending issues? 1) when did I mention that anyone can do what they want? Justice should be fair for everyone was my point. 2) are you sure he murdered someone? I thought it was vehicle manslaughter by reckless driving. Not defending him but murder holds a different genders meaning to me.

[@noobmasters6913]

@@christinagaller4374 its obvious your implying that one person got away with it so why should he... well people have gotten away with murder so that means everyone should.. people have gotten away with every crime.

[@christinagaller4374]

@@noobmasters6913 and you don’t think that’s an issue? It’s ok for some people to get heavier punishments for the same crime probably coz that person is not rich, black etc I never once mentioned that this guys shouldn’t get any punishment. You are the example of exaggeration. I’m just questioning how come some people get no jail time, some get over 20 years and some get life when they did the same thing and for Ethan he was speeding, drinking and doing drugs and yet gets no jail time at all.

[@jasonphelps5092]

Hes the harshest nicest thoughtful judge ever

[@taengooo5038]

He had to pay a price for what he did...rip to the mother and their child🕊

[@janetsabers4965]

He is a dirtbag LOL

[@jesusjones1024]

Do you think this mother would want to take another life?

[@adrianugalde5633]

That’s a small price for what was lost

[@elvd1296]

Simp

[@fireboltaz]

24 years is not enough time... his life is better trade

[@gp2779]

‘But he’s so young, he should be given a chance!’ ‘So was the baby, who is much younger than him’.

[@teasla7226]

so was*

[@kagemaru259]

The baby wasn't given a chance at all.

[@spazmoidaljellyfish1277]

@La Push no, its justice

[@1993Redemption]

@La Push accidents that cause such severe harm must be punished in such a way so that the preceding behavior (street racing) wont be attempted.

[@kskrocksolid1948]

The mom is just as much at fault as this kid. Cars racing generally are loud enough to hear coming she crossed the road knowing the cars were coming. Use your brain people were were all taught at a young age to not cross the road if cars are coming. Yes pedestrians have the right of way but sometimes it pays to wait.

[@nittygritty5251]

24 years is nothing compared to the years the mother and ESPECIALLY the toddler could have had if they just lived.

[@eli.709]

Dude 24 years is a lot. He’s 22 He would be 46 the time he got out

[@RedRockJackie]

@@eli.709 good, it should be like longer because that's not his first time racing, he was warned and he didn't listen so now he's paying for all his actions

[@annanass7801]

@@eli.709 He will be 46 when he is out. That means statistically he still has decades to live. Not that much for two innocent lifes

[@dnl6928]

@@eli.709 *So?*

[@eli.709]

@@dnl6928 The fact that you replied to my comment that was like last year. He literally is saying that he needs a longer time. 24 years is a lot. He’s 22 he would be 46 the time he is out.

[@crownandbridge1]

You kill 2 people you forfeit your life period

[@AlonsoRules]

I respect that judge. He was not letting this one off.

[@redtreepython]

Too much thought, it was not premeditated, id say 15 was fair

[@Jza-GZa40k]

@@redtreepython Yet 2 innocent lives were lost,Lucky he’s not in for life

[@aayushgurung8656]

@@redtreepython doesn't have to be premeditated. Some states will throw the book for showing complete disregard for life.

[@zataishasims9732]

@@aayushgurung8656 exactly 💯

[@douche8980]

@@ansubchaudry2975 minimum driving age should be raised to 3O and no car can travel faster than 5O

[@luismatilla2]

People are so nice forgiving this boy. It is so simple when the killed people are not your family.

[@Noah-dh6se]

That's why judges can't directly be involved 👍

[@Noah-dh6se]

@Katora Khan what is the Question?

[@Noah-dh6se]

@Katora Khan they can make a ruling on a family members and so on. There can't be a conflict of interest.

[@stepbrohelpimstuck2480]

24 years is excessive. Those that think they can justify that time just simply don't understand how long that really is.

[@ryderwashington4199]

@@stepbrohelpimstuck2480 If you go look at Henry Ruggs comment section vs this one... it's clear hate for this guy vs sympathy for Henry Ruggs? I wonder why

[@wolfleon3460]

My big sister was the victim of a street race accident she passed away at only 19 years old 😢....Keep it off the streets keep it on the track!!

[@893R6-w8t]

No.

[@Charlie-yv3ib]

@@893R6-w8t why?

[@legionf3]

@@893R6-w8t Boi...

[@Stranger_In_The_Alps]

Let’s be honest we should keep it off the track too. Ban all racing. It’s a trash sport for trash people

[@legionf3]

@@Stranger_In_The_Alps Yea...No...

[@j.d.1488]

Dont feel sorry. Blatant disregard or plain stupidity is no excuse. Every choice in life has consequences.

[@momofschnauzers]

As a Mom, the thought of my son being locked up for 24 years would be enough to break me. But the thought of losing my husband and my son as a result of unadulterated stupidity and selfishness would send me off the edge. 24 years gives him lots of time for soul searching.

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

Ok karen

[@momofschnauzers]

@@NAT-turners-Revenge well I take it that you have never had any children or at least any that you cared about.

[@bigquazz3955]

Won't be much time for soul searching. He's going to end indoctrinated into a culture that perpetuates additional crime. If he survives, he'll grow more violent. When he gets out, he'll struggle to find work and end up in complete or partial poverty. When he's broke and hungry with the better part of his whole life behind him he will most likely re-offend. Prisons creates more violent offenders.

[@MarkyD94]

@@NAT-turners-Revenge Were all taught that driving recklessly can and does result in the deaths of others, he knew it could and still took that risk, he gets what he gets, if you do something knowing it could possibly kill an innocent party than to me that equals intent.

[@TheMavosa]

@@bigquazz3955 sounds like you've never done any time. You need a strong mindset and motivation to not fall back into that shithole. I've know a handful of people who have been and are successful entrepreneurs or construction workers. There is life after lock up.

[@jdebell7068]

Finally a judge who stands up for what is right .

[@azeeramon]

He should have sentenced him for life, he killed 2 people, and ruined the life of a man. Let alone the family of the woman.

[@StephenAnimations]

@@azeeramon ==rrrf==⅞

[@PK-lo6ws]

@@azeeramon you clearly have a very limited understanding of how law works

[@azeeramon]

@@PK-lo6ws you tell me how law work

[@PK-lo6ws]

@@azeeramon there has to be mens rea or intention to kill.

[@evileddy9844]

My mom was driving home after picking us up some pizza when a drunk 22 year old soldier on leave, hit her head-on while racing his friend down a main road. My mom is lucky to be alive but she live in constant pain and has to take meds daily. I have no empathy for idiots like this.

[@CharlieMikeNS]

He got a longer prison sentence than most murderers and rapists.

[@fearthespur89]

would you of included his occupation if he was a retail worker? teacher? doubtful.

[@lifegoeson1007]

@@fearthespur89 why does matter?

[@kingbleezy8262]

@@CharlieMikeNS 1. Yea thats sad Rapists/Molesters can get less than a life sentence 2. How do u consider this 18yr not a murderer? He knew exactly what can go wrong if he speeds/race in a city where its illegal, there are designated areas for just about Any hobbies out there, Im not gonna build a firing range in the middle of the city and go shooting and accidentally shoot and kill someone knowing that could happen and not expect to be labeled or sentenced as a murderer.

[@TheRealGigaCat]

@@fearthespur89 would u include it if it was a police officer? Fbi? Cia? So is the soldiers.

[@PorkChop71912]

This is why I get pissed off when I see stupid kids racing on the highway.

[@consistenc51]

Yeah I see this all the time. It’s never going to change.

[@abe365]

It's good to see people facing consequences for their actions.

[@incomments2864]

@lay lo mo diu what has he done?

[@impansexualuwu1577]

@lay lo mo diu nahh you're a mistake 🤭

[@darkardi_3028]

@lay lo mo diu the hell did he do ??

[@not_hi6761]

Finally a simple comment that isn't 4 paragraphs long.

[@kyungy]

@lay lo mo diu notice how u didn't get any likes

[@kesegofetsemotlotle7501]

If he was some 40 year old guy then nobody would be saying set him free Hi so I’ve caused a bit of a war in this comment section. I see that this legioparati guy in the chat and he is being very insensitive about someone’s death in the chat. Please do not listen to him he is just looking for some attention. Other people just like him do not give them the attention that they are craving for. Thankyou!

[@MrKakibuy]

If he was ugly people would be demanding to give him the death sentence

[@keithgreen8026]

@@MrKakibuy facts

[@dickhertz8821]

Without a doubt

[@legioparati2711]

I would still set him free What's the death of two people (who could not muster enough reflexes to move out of a speeding car) matter?

[@baptiste7578]

@@legioparati2711 don't know if it's troll or not (i hope it is) but there is a reason if crossing the highway on foot is not recommended, at this much speed avoiding car is really a miracle and he was driving faster, 102 miles per hour so at this speed, a car at 200 (random choice ) meter (sorry I prefer metric system) it takes 4,4 second to dodge by reflex maybe without seeing the car, if your not looking at the exact same time for example you were looking before the 4,4s you are not thinking about a car driving that fast

[@rastachargers1]

When he herd 15 on top of 9 consecutive his eyes saw his life go away.

[@nathanielwowchuk6880]

42 years old when he gets ou

[@johntruxal432]

Should be longer sentence due to he will get out in under 12 years....

[@rhino5250]

@@johntruxal432 you don’t know that

[@trapbois4573]

@@rhino5250 its usually what happens when prisoners have good behavior and have multiple appeals

[@nightwing2195]

Damn the world around him is gonna change once he gets out. Honestly this sentencing was a bit to light, should have gave the 30 year for killing two people

[@NB-ky5ol]

Their deaths could have been prevented very easily, that is what makes this so tragic. This hits close to home for me.

[@MrMrutube1987]

Something he thought was so cool for probably 25 minutes cost him 24 years .. 2 actual lives and a husband/fathers happiness.. in 24 years when he's a free man the other guy will still be mourning his losses like it happened yesterday..

[@anthonybutler2001]

Realistically after 24 years...No he won't!

[@MrMrutube1987]

@@anthonybutler2001 what? He won't be morning his dead baby and wife after 24 years? He will for the rest of his life....

[@anthonybutler2001]

@@MrMrutube1987 He won't, of course he may think about it but dude will move on...People loose spouses,children,close family members,ect...Yes it will come to his mind every once in a while but he will move on probably get remarried and start another family, I hope he does. He will find happiness again!!

[@MrMrutube1987]

@@anthonybutler2001 I hope your right.. but alot of people wouldn't move on and get over such a devastating thing. Alot of people would struggle to get out of bed from this.. everything he had one day was gone the next but I hope your right and he does find happiness again.

[@kyuubi7523]

@@anthonybutler2001 if this happened to my wife the idea of happiness again would be impossible.

[@josephmunozmunoz6933]

Waiting for the kid that killed a girl with a lambo to get charged

[@yankinwaoz]

He got charged yesterday. Took the DA over 2 months to get off their ass.

[@Archo01]

@@yankinwaoz they have to get their ducks in a row before they go ahead with charges, that way they make sure things get done right. But you’re right either way.

[@crosisofborg5524]

@Audi Bleu he only killed one so the guidelines are not the same.

[@billtuqoise1343]

The Monique Munoz case took place in Los Angles so CALIFORNIA LAW will govern. But California is a very liberal state and a very corrupt state so DON'T expect justice to be equal between these two cases.

[@nortondlcl]

I concur kid at Lambeau should get the same amount of time

[@jaydave1246]

If he was just driving and the accident happened I would feel pity for him. But when I heard he was doing a TikTok while at it, bruh, welcome to adulthood the hard way.

[@essarahimi9122]

He did tiktok? What is his tiktok?

[@TodoKendjiParoles]

@@essarahimi9122 his account was terminated

[@brollowhimself2629]

somehow I knew just by his hairdo he was either an instgram "celebrity" for some loser on tik tok

[@mantiwa]

@@brollowhimself2629 lol ikr

[@kian1779]

@@fietsopa5551 are you being serious? He should be free because of his appearance?

[@vimalalwaysrocks]

If cameron herrin had committed the same crime in India, he could have gotten away by writing a 300 word easy on traffic rules. If you dont believe me, lookup vedant agarwal.

[@epicsuvir5916]

Yea bro 🤣

[@princeshutupjaiswal9462]

Cameron herrin is pretty guy

[@ayoutubechannel3813]

I am only going to say this once, but Gen-Z is seriously *STUPID* if they think a person who killed 2 people should get away with his crimes because of his looks.

[@ayoutubechannel3813]

@Loka FF A person should learn the consequences of their actions, even if it is an accident. Every action has a consequence.

[@saultheblueofficial]

Remember Ted Bundy. There were women that thought he was "too handsome" for jail...🤦🏼‍♂️ Stupid. Stupid. Stupid!

[@oluorija9229]

Exactly

[@scpfoundation8757]

Good thing im gen alpha

[@saultheblueofficial]

@@scpfoundation8757 how old are you?

[@tegridyfarms6851]

*I’m upvoting this comment because I have to admit I’m stupid as hell.*

[@tydance8865]

I could see hank hill saying this hahaha

[@AlexLopez-co6kj]

Cause it is drop bro

[@frostyy2384]

It is dope, the more you can murder the better

[@tegridyfarms6851]

@@frostyy2384 troll. Find a new hobbie. Collect empty bottles or something

[@ha-kh7ef]

It is but on a track

[@bigman3805]

To everyone in the comment section you noticed that none of his friends that he was racing with is there with him. Your friends would tell you to do things and call you a sucker if you don't when you get in trouble thay will turn they back on you and laugh

[@chicodepuertorico1450]

This is why I never did “friends”. Ever! Loner at heart all my life. People are fickle and at the end of the day, all you have is you.

[@luisthompson4787]

@@chicodepuertorico1450 you can have friends. Just know how to pick them. My friends never encourage me to do things like this. They actually help me better my life financially and emotionally and mentally. Great guys

[@speck5601]

@@chicodepuertorico1450 even if everyone leaves, we still have God.

[@CHLOCHLOLP]

i thought if you commit a crime with someone and someone dies then you are all charged for the killing. kinda suprised they arent being charged as well. i mean im glad because i really disagree with that concept but it is normally enforced, or thats what i thought.

[@CHLOCHLOLP]

@@chicodepuertorico1450 i feel that way more and more every day tbh.

[@kylewhittle6565]

This guy killed 2 people… 24 years is quite lenient.

[@liam_worships_God]

it deserves a life sentence and then punishment in hell

[@markkay8117]

it's not as straight as you are saying it. The guy did not intend to kill anybody. A young stupid kid, nothing more. 24 years in prison will not bring back the child and the mother killed in this accident. But 24 years in prison will destroy the life of this stupid kid. I do not think sentence is lenient.

[@mosesking2923]

@@markkay8117 the kid destroyed his own life. Maybe he shouldn’t have driven recklessly and put other people’s lives in danger. Stop making excuses for the poor behavior of others.

[@markkay8117]

@@mosesking2923 i am not looking for any excuses for this stupid kid. He did what he did. My point is: the sentence he received is not even close to being lenient. Don't think he will actually spend 24 years in prison though.

[@1bullneck1]

@@mosesking2923 That's not how society works brother.

[@raterus]

Every high school in america should have a mandatory "Actions have consequences" course where day after day they study individuals who make dumb decisions, learn about the lives they affect, and ultimately the punishment they'll receive for dumb choices.

[@sentinal1565]

Not happening, high school would rather brainwash young ones into going to college.

[@bradstankiewicz1222]

No, this is something parents should be doing.

[@a-lineaficionado1000]

@@bradstankiewicz1222 yes but schools should do it too.

[@Barbakoa]

That’s called parenting my guy

[@hibiki54]

No. This was 100% a bad parenting issue.

[@MishC619]

Tough lesson to learn... they need to play this in every high school. “Play stupid games....” No sentence will ever suffice for the husband who lost his whole life in a split “ reckless” second.

[@kernalbert4939]

Why you assume the husband wasn't wishing death upon his wife?

[@MishC619]

@@hellboywood9632 ruin his life? He ruined that mans life. He killed his wife and child. He ruined a baby’s life by wiping out her future because he likes to race. His car speed record shows how he often drives over 150mph a day. That’s not a “mistake”. He made his bed, he can lay in it. It’s not like he was driving down the street and a kid and their mom ran in front of his car. This is his MO. Fast fast fast.

[@Great_Lakes_Discus]

Thats why the sentence is garbage. America promotes fast cars and kids easily fall in love and are taken away by these fast cars. They see piers and elders doing it, so they figure they can too... until they kill some one and now everyone's screaming for justice. You can't give out such harsh sentences when you never gave out any harsh teachings and harsh warnings prior. Everyone knows not to kill someone because that's what we were taught, But driving fast? Yea we know not to drive fast in theory, but with the culture we have its subliminal.

[@dongambino5308]

@@MishC619 its an addiction. It’s not a matter of wow this is cool, driving at high speeds has the same mental affect as doing drugs, it’s literally addicting. And the reality is he will probably remarry. Stop being so exaggerated, he will most likely leave this in the past and start a new family, this teen didn’t crash on purpose and now everything is taken away. All because other people want to prove some point. Imagine in ten years that man will have moved on and will live a happy life with his new wife and kids, while this kids rotting in a cell over something someone has recovered from.

[@MishC619]

@@dongambino5308 your view on the death of a spouse and baby is distorted and illogical. He reaped what he sowed. He has no one to blame but himself.

[@callmerandumb5876]

Now let’s see how many minutes the rich guy that killed the woman in LA gets

[@johnjill4355]

He ain’t going to jail

[@jko1854]

He’s not going to jail ! We all Wished!

[@joannafarias9432]

Yes totally. Thats the one im waiting for

[@mosessupposes2571]

I’m waiting to see what happens to the two that killed Mohammed Anwar the Uber Eats driver while they were stealing his car. The news is oddly quiet about it.

[@dnegel9546]

@@joannafarias9432 he got in house arrest. 🤣🤣🤣

[@CupitorVeritatis]

It amazes me that these kids (and adults) just think it's okay to do what they do and not suffer the consequences. They should go to jail for life.

[@cameroncalzone8860]

this dude is leaving behind life in the early 2020s and will return to society in the mid 2040s. imagine what kind of change that will be for him

[@fredgervinm.p.3315]

If he returns...

[@jazthomas7216]

Wow ain't that crazy to imagine these days

[@martyledood9011]

Cars will drive themselves. Haha

[@leonhenry4861]

Imagine the life the baby he killed would have had.

[@thegoodvsthebad]

Too bad, he ruined lives including his own but the only lives that I care about are that of the mother and child who he killed ! He got off easy !

[@channelZER01]

Guarantee this kid didn't hear a word until he started talking prison time. Nows he's more alert than he was behind the wheel

[@1customermaniac]

@Brian J observation based on learning people and their patterns

[@channelZER01]

@Brian J yes

[@anthoonius_gabagoolius]

@Brian J keep defending people who have killed others. Hope it helps you sleep at night defending killers over the families affected.

[@thatrandomguy5842]

@@anthoonius_gabagoolius Ahh yep. Everything to you people are black and white. It amazes me that you people function right.

[@scottwpilgrim]

Too little, too late.

[@alexarichardson9204]

just because people find him “attractive” he gets to live his life? That beautiful baby and women don’t so why should he?

[@arc7gaming]

Everyone deserves to live their life. He deserves some sort of justice but that’s the reason that I don’t agree with prison and death penalty.

[@mondaysandtuesdays6842]

Some people are just brain dead

[@mondaysandtuesdays6842]

@@arc7gaming he had several warnings prior. if you take a life, you don't deserve to enjoy your own

[@grenada9347]

Death penalty is too easy, if you kill a murdered you won't solve anything, but keeping him alive, putting him at hard work, harsh conditions, miserable life, would be like he is in hell which is much better option. The body of a murderer is also a prison, if you kill him is like releasing him from a prison, that's why I don't agree with you, but I can see why you would want that, a life for a life, but I would like for him to get life in prison, or at least 30 years, since he destroyed 2 lifes and ruined the fathers life. A ruined life for a ruined life. ( I know this is what happened in medieval times, but it was more effective if you ask me)

[@yoxxxxxxx]

Wait he isn’t going to jail?

[@kaliss7192]

He'll be out in less than 24 years. That mom and baby will be dead forever. Who got the worse sentence?

[@cannaroe1213]

In fairness, only one of these situations was intentional.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

@@cannaroe1213 What was that, Jessica crossing lawfully at an intersection?

[@cannaroe1213]

​@@ChrisPatrick-q6ker, no, that wasnt one of the options

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

@@cannaroe1213 She was crossing lawfully at an intersection though.

[@Helljumper7200]

Let's not forget that even though he got 24 years. The people he affected are gone FOREVER. Whatever they may be, the future that little baby had is gone. He will still have a chance at a life.

[@Scissorhead6]

@@mdstate829 somehow I think you'd feel differently if a man killed your wife and child who was going 108 in a residential area for a tik tok. Destroying his life wont bring them back, but what kind of life do you deserve once you taken someone elses life away a mother and a baby that had its whole life ahead of it.. I know he didn't mean to kill anyone, but he did mean to speed and if you speed like that all the time with no regard for the law or other peoples safety, its only a matter of time before you kill a person.

[@Ksh7571]

@@Scissorhead6 Justice isn’t vengeance, the victims family doesn’t have an exclusive right to dictate consequences, that’s why there’s a court of law. His brain is literally not fully formed, forward thinking can be difficult for certain individuals until their mid twenties as the pre-frontal cortex has not fully formed. I’ve seen plenty of young kids drive recklessly, this easily could’ve been one of my classmates back in high school. 24 years is a little much, 10 would’ve been good.

[@Scissorhead6]

@@mdstate829 Its punishment for something he did wrong yes, How did you come up with 10 years over 24. Why is 10 years a good punishment and 24 too much. By your logic he shouldnt serve time at all. Take his drivers license away and hope he learned a lesson. And if thats what you believe thats what you believe, that's your opinion about the prison system. But to me its not about learning a lesson, its about facing the consequences of your actions. 24 years is the mid range sentence. Me saying he deserves a long sentence is not the same as saying just kill him. Its an exaggeration you made because you want to make a point that 24 years is too extreme while 10 years is the somehow the magical number. Why is 10 enough punishment. I never said he deserves to spend his whole life in jail, but his crime was severe with severe consequences and so the punishment should be severe with severe consequences. And I get what you are saying whats the point of that, but to me what he did was really wrong. It would be different if he was driving the speed limit and she just walked out in front of him, then its an accident, then its not his fault and Id have sympathy heck even if he was speeding but it was only 10 over. I would feel bad for him. 108 is horrific. He is lucky to be alive himself. 24 years is extreme but what he did was extreme. When you take a life thats it. Its the worst thing you can do. Is he a continuous threat to society, hopefully not, but you cant just kill a person and go whoops my bad guys Ill take the bus now, sorry. And maybe its a bad system for punishment but until we come up with something better this is what we got.

[@alidittmar]

Who will hire him after prison? At 40+ years old?

[@Ksh7571]

@@mdstate829 depends on the society, it’s not about right and wrong, different cultures have different values and ideals. Some will want to punish, others will try to rehabilitate. If Americans choose to punish lawbreakers that’s their choice as a society, I don’t sanctimoniously posture over the other opinion because mine is different. Personally, I feel rehabilitation is possible, but it obviously not effective for those who have mental health issues, such as a lack of empathy, ie) psychopaths and narcissists.

[@Honjonck]

24 years is nothing to the life sentencing he imposed to his victim's family. Nothing will bring them back.

[@alextogo8367]

Very true. Especially poor toddler, barely born and already gone. How tragic

[@madosfiles]

2 CONSECUTIVE LIFETIME SENTENCES IN PRISON WITHOUT PAROLE!!! PERIOD!!!

[@madosfiles]

He killed them!!

[@TheKat1959]

@@madosfiles Amen 🙏🙏🙏

[@BRunoAWAY]

Death sentence bê public beaten If what the punk deserve

[@a.b5263]

Imagine being the husband of the woman. damn losing the 2 loves of your life

[@bommatoru3332]

And some dumbass girls simping for him and ask for justice

[@lonelydragon8522]

@@bommatoru3332 ikr?

[@lonelydragon8522]

@@bommatoru3332 he deserves to go in jail

[@vintagerxses5401]

@@bommatoru3332 well I bet they’re all happy because he got bailed.

[@zainjackson482]

so f*ckin sad n terrible he lost everything 💔 the light of his life his child n his wife in one day 💔

[@vladch2016]

Only 24 years. WTF. Where is life sentence? Disgusting country.

[@liam_worships_God]

life sentence followed by punishment in hell

[@zg6253]

As soon as he heard those 15 years he did not blink. Saw his whole life flash before his eyes.👁👄👁

[@whoome1638]

He murdered people by his stupid actions but I think no one won in this situation. Thinking your simply going to run a errand today and get hit by someone like this. You never make it back home. He’s alive, probably serve the 24 years in full. That woman and her children are never coming back. Never

[@Flyingwalrus42]

Shoulda had his eyes open on the road honestly

[@elisamartinelli7676]

To bad he couldn't think of that for the victims 😔

[@elitedaimond8232]

hes probably thinking about don't drop the soap. going to be somebody gf.

[@moniquejones6482]

You can see his heart pounding..

[@Kevin-cg7qk]

Losing his wife and baby girl like that must have shattered him. I don't think I could go on living if this happened to me.

[@braddivens5179]

I have a wife and baby girl. They are my world. If this happened, I don't know what life there would be after something like that.

[@ozbolli]

Me neither brother.

[@NightSpeed9]

If that was my wife and baby girl, that kid would consider himself lucky to get 24 years. He wouldn’t be safe out on the streets.

[@CCmagee3]

@@NightSpeed9 He should enjoy jail, dead man walking.

[@rally_chronicles]

@@NightSpeed9 yup.

[@TheExplosiveGuy]

This video should be mandatory for Drivers Ed. Really puts things into perspective.

[@thewatcher8580]

Ok if you say so

[@tyler_7749]

They had these kinds of videos in my course actually

[@NewsChannel-y4g]

Abortion is wrong. This was an accident. Abortion is on purpose. Unintentional manslaughter reckless endangerment but not murder. Abortion is murder. 😔

[@AnastasiaBeaverhousen37601]

@@NewsChannel-y4g that's a whole different video dude!

[@chloekaftan]

@@NewsChannel-y4g unintentional manslaughter is classified as homicide under 2nd degree murder, regardless of how you view it, murder is still murder. What he did to that mother and child is murder regardless of intent and regardless of whether or not it was an accident. Also dont you dare drag abortion into this topic, it should be a right for women to abort regardless of what their spouse, rapist, or the accursed church says.

[@Red_flag_edits]

Girls, That innocent face he made is nothing infront of a little baby and the mother. Keep yourself on their place before defending a criminal.

[@davidhoward4715]

What?

[@MandiPlaysBeatSaber]

Damn. He will be in prison longer than he's been alive so far. This should be shown to high schoolers

[@natalieeubank4533]

Wouldn't do any good

[@Teo_live]

@@natalieeubank4533 I disagree, heck even if it only stops 1 teenager from reckless speeding then it is worth showing this to teenagers in school.

[@jasons1034]

He needs to be there for life.

[@NewsChannel-y4g]

Abortion is wrong. This was an accident. Abortion is on purpose. Unintentional manslaughter reckless endangerment but not murder. Abortion is murder.🥵🤮🤢🤮

[@cortster12]

@@NewsChannel-y4g I mean, you're right, but it's not relevant, is it? Time and place, dude.

[@vincent2053]

“You get credit for time served. I believe two days.” That has to make it so much worse. Only have to do that 8758 times!

[@SlXkxmx]

I think this is the first time I’ve seen someone’s ability of being able to make bail coming back to bite them in the ass. A couple years in county compared to the hell he is going to...

[@gangsterdisciple759]

@@SlXkxmx thats not the case

[@Sam-xu3xq]

@@gangsterdisciple759 real Gs move in silence like lasagna

[@ethynhajee3776]

@@Sam-xu3xq wtf

[@gordonirvine6134]

He should have been held without bond.

[@intj7447]

Everyone thinking they're in a Fast & the Furious movie until reality sinks in...

[@apurplekiwi2239]

This happens in day to day driving too. There's hazards bigger with driving than speeding

[@kingfancy7317]

@@apurplekiwi2239 true

[@norbs]

@@apurplekiwi2239Yeah, so we should stop enforcing speed limits until we solve the drunk driving and other problems.

[@heyjoji1954]

@@norbs he never said to stop enforcing speed limits he just said there’s bigger problems we need to focus and work harder on.

[@andrewandrew4970]

@@246trixie TIL continuing the legacy Paul Walker produced and had passion for means they wasted his life. Alright hero.

[@carlohilario4253]

The life of 2 humans is only worth 24 years of imprisonment... Also, Imagine the pain of the victim's loved ones.

[@nickadm8321]

Imagine the pain of the father that lost both his wife and child, but in this case 2 familys are ruined...

[@n.j.crawler]

I’d get him on his first day out.

[@georgepaz7012]

@@robertcolt3032 tik tok???

[@syr72]

@@n.j.crawler ya I'm not sure if forgiveness would be an option here

[@bfgbfg6515]

2 family ? Not 3 ? The wife parents , the wife in laws and that sub adult driver family .

[@h.hrdlickova517]

@@n.j.crawler really? why? can you imagine what happens then and what a life waiting all the years for revenge...

[@jamin959]

His support on TikTok proves “pretty privilege” exists

[@2811JPR]

Well, yeah? Isn't that obvious? Maybe it's undeserved but it's our reality.

[@jbarrosomartins]

In many countries, the max penalty is 20 years, is that also pretty privilege?

[@jamssy3409]

@@jbarrosomartins no, it's called different laws in different countries

[@dollpartsgirl]

Yep.

[@chaitern6075]

Its sad but true. But look what the federal laws have to say about it tho 🤔 just because some lil simping toktackers are defending him wont change the laws.

[@dineshkrishnan4029]

Every real person who signed that stupid petition to reduce his sentence should be on a watchlist

[@Lohkus_]

Damn straight

[@astroguyco]

Why not you sign a petition against their petition

[@dayanapierce8467]

@@astroguyco create the petition and I will sign it

[@scheidnation8143]

Are you kidding? What was his sentence reduced to?

[@zenbatutah4394]

I really didn't believe there's petition for that stupid

[@jtalbritton4490]

24 years = generous sentence. The punk is lucky.

[@guitarmastersmusiccenter8102]

paying for track days is way cheaper than a ticket and it's safer for everybody. Find a track day in your area.

[@TheClownVP]

Lots of areas don’t have tracks anymore, they build homes around them them force them to close

[@Arun999]

All the tracks are closed in our area. And I live in Los Angeles

[@thatguy6214]

Most people live atleast a 100 miles away from a fuckin track. They always far away. And not to mention it can cost up to $1000 for a few runs! People usually get away with street racing for years, hundreds if not thousands of races that ended with happiness. Telling car/racing enthusiasts to just hit the track is so dumb. Its not that easy dude. There should be a local free tracks everywhere like skateparks. Thats how they solved people skating in unwanted areas....

[@JP-xd6fm]

@@thatguy6214 Agree with you in the skate park/ racing tracks. But man, NOTHING will return those lives back just because someone just wanted to have fun. Are you just a monster or what?. If that POS does it to my family I'll wait until gets out, get married and I'll do the same to him, at that point I will not give a s* about anything anymore.

[@goat_horde]

A ticket is actually cheaper, if you dont know then sit down and shut up

[@TonyCook7]

Lost his 20s and 30s just like that. Luckily he didn’t lost his life like the other 2 did...

[@awesomefj]

I'd rather die than spend even 1 year in prison. Edit: Okay maybe 1 year is not so bad, but definitely not 3 or more years.

[@kinglink8875]

@@awesomefj dramatic much

[@kinglink8875]

@@awesomefj ur the type that can’t handle rough times ur gonna hate life my friend

[@redhothchilipeppers6299]

@@kinglink8875 Prison isn’t just a “rough time”. It’s an inhumane Hell hole. And spending that long in it? Death would be better imo as well.

[@liluzileaks147]

@@redhothchilipeppers6299 LMAO you watch too many movies ... prison is NOT a hellhole depending where you at . They get meals and entertainment, get to go outside all that

[@capeofstormz5974]

The look on his face when the judge added the 15 years sentence 😳

[@mikeicee]

Those eyes where all about him, he doesnt care what he did, just the sentence is what is crushing him. 18 in and possibly 42 out!

[@robertarrol4374]

@@mikeicee yep that was his self centredness

[@DirtyPlumber]

😂😂

[@lynxlakill9907]

@@robertarrol4374 You talk as if it isn't completely normal to be shocked when it hits that you'll be spending 24 years in prison

[@JackRainfield]

These kids have no concept of how serious these crimes are treated. They expect a slap on the hand.

[@cobragaming6549]

Justice for man who lost his daughter and wife

[@jpscsa]

Living life a quarter century at a time.

[@Sinn3246]

Ok, that is a good one, lol.

[@jackburton4897]

Underrated comment

[@Jaasl]

Lmao

[@levelliberation6155]

Wow! So funny but so messed up.

[@halkreitman7838]

85%

[@AvatarSulley]

My deespest condolences for the husband, my prayers go to him, and the rest of the victims family. May life bless you once again.

[@courtneyboudreau4284]

So sad. A baby a mommaa0

[@justdaddrums2704]

Amen

[@charlesg7926]

Agreed. And as for this kid’s punishment… Honestly I’m sometimes a racist guy, and not shallow (and I’m straight). I don’t feel sympathy for this Arab kid and idc about looks. W/ that said… a girl drunk driver only got *3 years* for killing 2 people. What this kid did had horrible consequences but it wasn’t intentional murder and he wasn’t drinking or doing drugs. 24 years isn’t even close to in line with the charges women would get in the same situation. So it’s unfair/sexist. I personally would’ve sentenced him to 10 to 12 years or something along those lines. Enough to make him never race a car again in his life, but will still allow him the chance to contribute to society when he’s out. 24 years wrecked this kid’s whole life. I can’t help but think the judge was jealous or angry about the kids looks, or maybe the judge thought “I’m not giving him a pass on his looks so I’ll give him a harsh punishment”. 10 to 12 years would’ve made him a mature and changed 30 year old when he gets out. Now, he won’t get out until he’s 42 years old and his entire life will be ruined. At age 42 it’s too late to learn a skill or start a career. To me, that might be justice, yes, for the victim, but I still don’t know if it’s the right decision for society as a whole. And it certainly will increase his likelihood of crime when he eventually gets out. If he got out at 30, he’d learn his lesson but wouldn’t have lost ALL hope- he would at least be able to learn a skill. Maybe construction, maybe accounting, maybe sales, maybe computer science. But at age 42, he has no choice but to continue a life of crime and delinquency. 42 is too late to start a life. At 42 the brain has pretty much stopped being able to learn new information or make new habits. This kid never intended to hurt anyone, 18 year old kid’s brains don’t fully understand consequences yet. Their brain isn’t fully formed yet, it’s biology. Again if he had intentionally killed someone, yes, lock him up forever and throw away the damn key. But this kid made a VERY Stupid/bad decision BUT he never intended to harm anyone. It probably didn’t even occur to him he would crash. He was a stupid kid who made a really stupid decision. I don’t even know the kid but I recommend he appeal it immediately, and also immediately get a better lawyer. If he has parents hopefully they get him a better lawyer.

[@syljm515]

Besides all your racism blah blah... I totally agree with you. Personally I think 5 years plus 20 years probation would be a good consequence. The probation to make sure he stays off drugs/alcohol. To make sure he stays on the right path and give him a chance to be a normal adult. I watched his moms testimony... He has PTSD and a lot of remorse. When I was18 I made a stupid mistake that cost my parents $119,000. I'm 36 now and can't imagine still paying the consequences today.

[@syljm515]

And I'm speaking as a mom... Personally if it was me killed I'd prob be looking down forgiving him. And if it was a family member... I think they would want us to forgive.

[@beingarooj]

Why do his looks matter?? Have we become this shallow as a society -_- he killed a mother and a child, these are 2 people who could have lived beautiful lives, and the family who is left behind devastated.

[@kazutora7562]

btw the same judge of Cameron had sent the mayor’s son in a jail for 21 months when he stabbed another man to death so I guess some of you have personal problems with Cameron.

[@beingarooj]

I can't believe I have to lay it out in simple words. 1st thing 2 wrongs don't make a right, if the judge didn't convict one criminal condemn that ruling not this one. 2nd thing there is something called a *law* ever heard of that. There are all kinds of laws on whether the killer killed with intent or not, whether the incident happened while racing or not. The person sitting on that chair is more well versed in law than any of us here. Court decisions are not made on public harrumphing but on facts and laws. Public is not the authority PERIOD!!!!

[@kazutora7562]

@@beingarooj Y’all never cared about another’s life and never did. Why is no one talks about the mayor's son when he stabbed a man to death, there’s another family who lost a father, son , husband why is one one talks about it??? Ik it’s all about Cameron cuz he is a rich. Just say it.

[@beingarooj]

@@kazutora7562 it is because people like you are blatantly supporting him without any just cause, don't you feel sad about the family who suffered a tragic fate at its hand. Have you even bothered to hear the statement of the deceased's husband?? I just don't understand the infatuation. I imagine that if he was not conventionally good looking, would you have still sported his pic as your DP.

[@kazutora7562]

@@beingarooj I honestly feel bad for both sides actually. No one wants to go to jail , no one wants to kill someone, no one wants to lose their love one..but things happen whether it is an accident or not, Cameron was no exception.I can tell he didn’t want this to happen an you can clearly see it in his eyes that he feels the pain of the man who lost his wife and daughter in a blink of an eye because of him, this accident will leave a great trauma in his life at such a young age. I’m supporting him not because of his good looking .

[@bikinglikebecker]

The fact it has to be explained should add another 5 years to make sure he thinks about it long enough to make sense...

[@gaynellgabriel7215]

So sad for the mom and baby may they rest in peace

[@Tothestarswereturn]

And the husband?

[@NadiaGirl1]

@@Tothestarswereturn I’m going to look for the case in the news media

[@ramonsmediablog]

They’re in heaven now

[@tdenisesmith4814]

🙏🏽❤🙏🏽

[@alextogo8367]

At least the mother gets to depart with her baby. But very tragic nonetheless

[@psychosociety5834]

You already knew he was gonna lose when you saw his lawyers mask upside down…

[@queenskennedy2720]

Exactly 💀

[@yourmajesty122]

😂😂🤣 gotta love the comments section. Always make you laugh no matter what

[@wildestdreams_b]

Oh I love this😂

[@armandovanhaaren7028]

He never should've gotten his driver's license back if he was a repeat offender .

[@Dan-si8fp]

@Charles Andrews it's a deterrence. Murder is illegal, yet people still do it. Doesn't mean we should make murder legal, because then more people would do it. There are people that would consider murdering or stealing but are less likely to do it because of the consequences.

[@jesusfreak7777]

All he needed to do is go race at a race track and would avoid all of this issue.

[@jesusfreak7777]

@Charles Andrews everyone at his age knows from right and wrong. He knew better not to race on a public road because if the cops were nearby he wouldn't have done it. That's how i know he race with knowledge of braking the law. And when you brake the law in that manner there is consequences and his cost the life of a mother and her baby. Trust me i once been in a road race and the first thing my friends and i did was to verify that there was no cops nearby because we knew we couldn't brake the law in front of them. I knew what i was doing and it was wrong and never done it again. Its sad if only he would of race in a race track all of this could of been avoided. Sad that a young man at his age has to be in jail for 24 years when he could of avoid it by not breaking the law. Also someone said it wasn't his first time him being reported for racing on public road.

[@oscarinacan]

@Charles Andrews make up more excuses for him. Please, I'm all ears

[@ereder1476]

@Charles Andrews implying you plan on crashing into somebody and injure yourself. How can you even put thoses things at the same level as driving without licence. If you drive without licence the act of driving in itself is already illegal

[@niclikescakes]

Stop racing on the streets. If you can't afford the safety of the track, you probably aren't good enough at driving for the sport anyway.

[@memye288]

Wow his eyes got so big when he heard "15 years". Yep, shocking. He'll have plenty of time now to think about how shocked the families of his victims were. Unbelievable that he expected a light sentence.

[@jking0.o121]

He had hope bc of the morons on TikTok. Glad he got roasted.

[@gdesiree29]

@@jking0.o121 he's delusional to think that his fans will help him

[@lizettewanzer8650]

I think he heard the first sentence of 9 years and thought, "I can do that easy; plus, I'll be out in 5." Then came the second sentence. BOOM!

[@valeriebrookes5286]

Yeah he done wrong he hears 9 yrs and taught wow that ain’t so bad then he eyes nearly popped out of his head when the judge was 15 yrs good on the judge

[@mysteriousdancer7137]

Time stamp?

[@jimwednt1229]

Take the racing to the track ,guys ! Pay the fee , race the car and go home and get ready to do it again next weekend . Nobody gets hurt ,nobody goes to prison ! Everyone has fun .

[@mr.puddintater1805]

Exactly. I don't street race. I always get challenged. Too old, and get my release on the track.

[@jimwednt1229]

@@mr.puddintater1805, that's the smart way to do it .

[@welshlyn9097]

Very well said stay safe

[@jimwednt1229]

@maximo ventura 😆I wish I knew what you said. You really put some effort into it too .

[@welshlyn9097]

@@jimwednt1229 I thought it was a secret code could you Jim decipher it let me know what it is.😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤪🤪😜

[@drakethedragon100]

Meanwhile the rich kid that killed a woman in California with his Lamborghini is getting off with probation! Please “justice system” give us some level of consistency!

[@drakethedragon100]

@@andrewb325 plead guilty to what charges?

[@893R6-w8t]

The justice system largely comes down to state and county jurisdictions. Florida really doesn't mess around. California is a bad joke.

[@helloyall4355]

@@893R6-w8t its a blue state ran by idiots. Thank God for Floridas tough laws..

[@MakerInMotion]

Yeah that kid hasn't been sentenced yet. You made that up.

[@nathansweet7786]

Florida is a republican state. California is a participation trophy state. That’s why. Wont be held accountable for anything in CA

[@JimMacintosh]

I’m 33. From 16 to 19, I drove like a complete idiot on nearly a daily basis. I was a skilled driver, but my judgement was nearly non existent. I’m grateful everyday that I never caused anyone harm through my reckless actions as a teenager. This video should be shown to every new driver.

[@lolliz100]

U were a skilled driver but your judgement was non-existent?? That sounds like an 'oxymoron'. Having GOOD judgement is a MAIN part of being a skilled driver. I'm not sure if u properly expressed what u meant to say, or if I misunderstood the context in which u meant the statement.

[@JimMacintosh]

@@lolliz100 You’re right, having good judgement is the main part of driving, but it isn’t all of it. I was skilled in the sense I was very good at driving a car fast while staying under control. I had good driving fundamentals and knew how to corner and brake a vehicle at its limits. I also drove GoKarts on a regular basis so a lot of the driving skills transferred over from there. But, I had almost zero understanding for the danger and risk I was putting myself and others in. Take it for what it’s worth. They’ll be others here who can relate. Stay safe out there.

[@vanillakilla813]

@@lolliz100you strike me as a person who likes to misunderstand things to spark debate/argument.

[@lolliz100]

@@vanillakilla813 After the commenter elaborated more on his meaning... I understood his point, AND I EVEN 'Thumbs-Up' his Reply! And life continued.. The end. THEN..here comes along someone(YOU)...with that Out of Place comment....Ironically Showing up yourself as the one that fits that Exact character you tried to label on Me. So what I'd say to you... You have a great day/night in whatever part of the 🌏 you're from. And have a great and safe upcoming 2024.

[@solarnaut]

Jsmith8, "grateful everyday that I never caused anyone harm through my reckless actions as a teenager", indeed ! Making it into mid-20s, when our brains finally fully form, without inflicting major damage on others or ourselves may not have us thinking "there but for grace, go I" witnessing an 18 y.o. looking @ 24 YEARS. How many of our "near misses," but for a split second or a couple of inches might have become life altering events?

[@monkeydunkey1]

The sad part is the people who would be racing on city streets probably won't take the time to watch something like this

[@projectkj7643]

I live near downtown Houston. You should hear the nighttime races...they are flying.

[@germanespinosa1947]

😭 I drive fast asf but on empty roads and highways but yes this video is pretty bad, I’m done speeding for sure

[@zackbuck3352]

That’s funny because sometimes I go fast on the interstate. But generally when the roads are pretty open and not high traffic situations. This video really opens my eyes and I’m glad I watched it

[@ridk689]

Nah I’m watching dont trip lemon chop vroom vroom 🏎

[@devin6428]

We do

[@masteroogway2896]

He got a second chance. Not only a second chance, but multiple chances, warned by officers about street racing, speeding, driving without a license. And he chose to give up the chances given. Yeah he deserves one more second chance but only after the 24 years in prison. Tiktokers… you need to take responsibility for what you have done. He wont be thankful because you helped him, he may even kill someone again just because he doesn’t learn his lesson and thinking you guys can help him getting away with it again.

[@lobstered_blue-lobster]

Wait did he?? When and why?

[@nunyabusiness4606]

@@lobstered_blue-lobster hes presumably talking about the past speeding incidents and tickets where nobody was hurt

[@incomments2864]

Y’all be shallow. “He’s too good looking please don’t sent him to jail”. Wtf.

[@nunyabusiness4606]

@@incomments2864 he won't be so good looking when he gets out of jail and he is 45. But tbh, I've seen people get a lot less prison time for the same crime. I wish they gave these types of sentences more often

[@nunyabusiness4606]

@James Pietsch I also find it crazy that people are given 5 years for DUI manslaughter but he got 24. I do think the sentence is justified but people should get more time for anything that results in death

[@mrtaylorhelm]

I did a lot of stupid stuff in cars when I was 18. Almost ten years ago now. So glad my manager at work talked some sense into me. Thank God I didn't hurt anyone. Just some time and money lost.

[@harles5000]

You were lucky to have someone that cared enough about you to kick you in the ass and move forward as a mentor!

[@thunderlaugh9085]

Swallowing your pride to listen and follow another person's sensible advice is a major step in becoming a person of wisdom yourself. I commend you for it.

[@Spectru91]

@@thunderlaugh9085 so true

[@enz0368]

One of my cousins went through something similar till one day he almost got hit by a semi while runing a red light street racing, from there hes been racing on a track and he says he never had as much fun on the public roads

[@gobirds69]

@pacifca nonook seriously cuomo is a crook in every sense of the word. shocker that creep is still in office today

[@LetterToGodFromMeToYou]

Should have been life in prison for double murder