Full Michael Drejka sentencing

Full Michael Drejka sentencing

[@rvvrn]

He doesn't care about the 20 years, he's more concerned as to why the judge didn't announce a fine to the victim's wife for parking in a handicap spot.

[@marvelabel4413]

😂 you're savage but you may be right

[@natestaggs822]

Hahahaha this is amazing

[@ReneeDougan-yu5bm]

What an asshole

[@fjjchj9074]

A hefty fine, in a perfect world, would certainly have been announced by that judge for such a deed

[@alfredindy8058]

@@fjjchj9074 I guess the judge felt that the lose of life was a large enough fine.

[@Jasmixd]

There's nothing wrong with being a coward, there's something wrong with being a confrontational coward, there's plenty wrong with being a trigger-happy confrontational coward.

[@Thinks-First]

I don't recall Drejka confronting Mcglockton. Did you see a different video than the rest of us ?

[@southfieldtrill9690]

@@Thinks-FirstNo his Coward ass confronts Women and children.

[@Thinks-First]

@@southfieldtrill9690 Mcglokton was the coward. He blindsided a smaller older man in a sneak attack. That was real manly. Then he went on to attack Drejka again when he was already injured and on the ground. Mcglocton was a punk thug who would have been arrested if he had lived.

[@southfieldtrill9690]

@@Thinks-FirstWhat led to the confrontation???? Him talking shit that man's wife and children. Fucking coward too bad for him he going to be paying blacks for the rest of his life. Cause they about to be on his ass in prison literally and figuratively speaking😂😂

[@Thinks-First]

@@southfieldtrill9690 What led to the confrontation is the aggressive violence of the thug Mcglockton who can't control his emotions and keep his hands to himself. Drejka's VERBAL argument with Jacobs certainly didn't lead to Mcglockton's criminal attack as your ignorant comment suggests. Also, it was Jacob's who threatened violence by telling Drejka "I'll get my man".

[@JWMCMLXXX]

He shot dude because he liked confrontation but didn't know how to fight. Prison will fix both of those problems.

[@so.many.obstacles]

Problem solved.

[@so.many.obstacles]

L F you’ve been to all prisons and you know?

[@Fhall0ween]

L F stop the smart act bc you obviously know nothing

[@brian42925]

@luckyson13 Drejka took a life going by your logic hopefully someone takes his life in prison

[@whawkins8636]

He better get his hand and courage game right inside the joint

[@Scratchingforcash]

I have a carry permit and I’ll tell you this: There is an enormous difference between carrying a gun and knowing when to use it. Yes, Marquis pushed him over, but that does NOT give you the right to shoot him. He should’ve called the police and just waited. He could’ve easily got the license plate number, the video from the store and went from there because ending someone’s life over something that minor was absolutely ridiculous, hateful and juvenile not too mention illegal and immoral.

[@michaelsausedo4668]

Yep your on point! I blame both for acting like this but that BLM dude shouldn’t have pushed anybody down and it was because of that instance someone is going to an early grave .

[@skywalker39100]

I agree, He deserved 20 years in Jail. He took that Man's life and there was no need.

[@sj1260]

Oh yeah, try pushing a cop and see if they won't fill you with lead

[@meurum2561]

@David Jones it should actually, BUT only if the pusher continued on their aggression. If they backed away then no

[@leeartlee915]

@David Jones because that’s what narrow minded people do: they converge stuff into one amalgamation in their brains. It’s sad.

[@RJ-pw9ij]

God bless Drejka’s father for not letting him become a cop. There’s no doubt the kind of damage he would’ve done as a man with a badge to go with his gun.

[@rosalynjeffery9510]

Great point...

[@abbey1385]

Exactly!! His father knew he would have ended up killing innocent people just for looking at him weird! This idiot is a coward who thought he was superman just because he had a gun on him but in prison they have to keep him in protective custody because he keeps getting beaten up.

[@brendammit]

Another Chauvin for sure. Did they say why his father didn't allow him to be a cop? I know I heard it somewhere but can't remember what was said.

[@KellieCW69]

I agree! His Father probably had a fear and inner intuition he would be a horrible cop.

[@Joe_______]

I think he could still become a great cop. The judge over stepped. Probation would have been merited in this case.

[@chelktty]

His attorney keeps saying it was an isolated incident, yet this dude had 4 other incidents of threatening people with his firearm...

[@nonmihiseddeo4181]

Including another incident of threatening a woman, who had children in her car.

[@hornandezsmith4845]

his attorney lyin through his teeth hes gettin paid what do you expect its his job. he has to carry out a defense regardless if its good or not

[@nonmihiseddeo4181]

@@hornandezsmith4845 Dude, you interrupted André the Giant conducting this exquisite rendition of Ravel's "Bolero." kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5nLnHqvf5VsaKc

[@ianmangham4570]

The fruit was itching to pull the trigger on someone.

[@markahearn1]

@@ianmangham4570 I agree with you. Owning gun can go to some peoples head giving them a sense of power, what a dangerous idiot.

[@kublaikhan5633]

It wasn’t an isolated incident , this guy had pulled his gun in anger 4 times before this !

[@ToonymanStudios]

Is still isolated! As they are not tied to this incident! But yet again i Don't know if that was his main motive and kept it to himself! Therefore I can only speak base on the materials and evidence presented.

[@anthonyantmanedwardsisbett8197]

Toonyman B. Studios lmao you’re not in a court my guy

[@WvhKerkhof]

lol.

[@americanpatriot7508]

Yeah they said one of them was a woman with her two children. What a punk

[@nh6central]

Including on a mother with her 2 small children in the car 🤦‍♂️

[@michaelfrancis7072]

When he first went to talk to the lady parked in a handicapped spot, he thought she was on her own, and that just shows what a bully he was. He got the shock of his life when the victim came out of the store and pushed him onto his ass.

[@BadDrucifer]

Drejka is a pure coward. He will die 1000 times not just once.

[@LadyASolveg]

Exactly. He choose a woman in a car with kids. And I bet he would have pulled his gun on her if the argument had continued. He's done it before.

[@katiemary8075]

@@BigChunk4530 I bet you’re so annoyed that this murderer is rotting away inside

[@dklien6443]

Lol. Ya I push people down all the time as a victim

[@LadyASolveg]

@@dklien6443 you think victim means punk? This guy is a punk. He say a woman in her car with her children and assumed she was unprotected or a whimp. The only authority he had in that situation, was to mind his own business. He'll have fun in jail.

[@freewoman4404]

I get annoyed when I see unqualified people parked in disabled parking spots. Having said that, nobody would end up dead because of my feelings of annoyance.

[@Baerchenization]

I agree. But it works both ways... I discovered a new mall some time ago and EVERY single spot right in front of the shops is a disabled spot... I know for a fact that there are not that many disabled people in town all together. I have never seen a SINGLE wheel chair user in the entire business park. So I actually think it can be a statement to park in those spots as an able bodied person and that would not take away a spot from a person in need because there are like 150 too many of them... Just to stimulate the brains of the mall developers a little bit.

[@Diane7th]

Also, the spot was not a legal disablility spot and Michael Drejka parked illegally to confront her.

[@1960gwen]

That sure is the truth Im disabled im sure not going to kill someone over it Yes should of gotten life

[@jeffstroupe781]

I am disabled. And it really doesn't bother me. If I wait a few minutes a spot will come open

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

Exactly. He could’ve called the police or told the cashier, if he couldn’t bear it

[@dolph9913]

1:10:00 for his sentencing.

[@pimpd407]

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[@Lb.q2]

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[@diggincrates1]

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[@philliportega4902]

Thank you very much

[@DannyBridie]

love u

[@DMG118]

37:50 - perfectly put by the lawyer. The whole point of concealed carry is to protect yourself. It affords you a responsibility to NOT seek out confrontation. The fact that this guy was told to STOP confronting people before all this and yet kept doing it shows his mindset.

[@zR1SKYz]

Well put, it's the duty and responsibility of gun owners to be non-confrontational as any worthwhile concealed carry class would teach you.

[@FPChris]

Gun culture

[@abelis644]

@@FPChris I'm Canadian. We have tons of guns in my country, but I live in a city of almost 400,000 citizens and I don't know anyone who owns a gun. The last time someone was shot in my city was 3 years ago! We just don't care about guns like Americans do. We don't have that mentality. I have had a gun license since 1980 but have never owned a gun.

[@FPChris]

I’m 54. Nevered own one

[@jamesflaherty59]

@@abelis644 Which city is this?

[@warriorlink8612]

He said in the first police interview that when people park in a handicap spot with out the proper tag, that is a "pet peeve" for him. This whole thing escalated to death by gunshot and 20 years in prison because he couldn't just shake his head and keep walking. Wow!!!

[@sueouzounis9439]

How could he see if she had a tag or not when he pulled up? He had an itchy trigger finger & it twitched

[@dsean8602]

He just didn’t like Blk ppl that’s all .. he despised them

[@BurnsAGrund]

Non handicapped people parking in a handicap parking spot. Ive given these people a "stink" eye but NEVER even spoke to those people. This hoodlum should never had been given a gun licence. He's a definite bully.

[@SasfootBigsquatch]

The impression I got from the interview was that this guy has been waiting his whole life to shoot someone. Clearly very trigger happy and a good thing he never became a cop.

[@fernandoperdigao3047]

@@sueouzounis9439 he shouldn’t have done that. Due to their extremely low intelligence it’s visible to everybody they were disabled people. No tag needed.

[@Jesse-cw5pv]

He was one of those people that carries at all times just looking for an opportunity to use it. He was so eager to use his gun he didnt even think about if it was justified

[@torres3707]

He was retired from work for health problems is what I heard , while his wife was at work he was at home role playing in the mirror with his gun

[@sheilahammond4260]

Yes. It was so annoying to see him standing in the court room, full of what he thought was righteousness! I dread to think what sort of a cop his dad was! To be fair, and with luck, he maybe nothing like him, which is why he didn't want his son to follow in his footsteps. The guy has shown no remorse. He seems to think he is justified. He probably grew up thinking he was above the law, being the son of a policeman. He's a pathetic moron.

[@sheilahammond4260]

@@torres3707 I'm guessing his health issues were related to mental deficiency.

[@lonemaus562]

I would pull a gun on a person if they pushed me to the ground , hopefully people like u learn from this case and think about it when your thinking about assaulting a person u don’t know , he was wrong to kill the man , but he put himself in that situation that ended his life , they both overreacted

[@withcharlie6059]

@@lonemaus562 don't get in someone's wife's face. You would defend harassing a woman and feeling justified pulling a gun

[@livsstilen]

when I see somebody park in a handicap place, I just hope that he/ she gets a ticket. I dont start a war.

[@kcrob1977]

I’m not saying anything to anyone parked in a spot that’s reserved, because I don’t know them or their situation and it’s not my job to police a parking lot.

[@sowda7760]

@@wilsonrad9907 criminal behaviour in response to criminal behaviour

[@nateadams4466]

I like to Saran Wrap myself on the hood of the perpetrators car and encourage them to take a Shiat on me.

[@TheGreatPresenter]

Exactly. Not all disabilities are visible and even if they didn't have a disabled badge, I still wouldn't start a war. Just 'tut' and walk away

[@cmcull987]

Yes, I feel pissed when I see someone parking without an HC placard. But I don't start a confrontation. There's too many people who have issues and they need help. I also know that some people do it out of selfishness or convenience or can't get a placard. Don't start a war in a parking lot.

[@davidmedford1166]

His pride was hurt. That's why he shot. It had nothing to do with self defense.

[@melmazing3993]

100%

[@Thinks-First]

Really ? The brutal attack on him had nothing to do with it ? These are not two kids on the playground. Watch the trial and the police interview and imagine you were in Drejka's shoes. And if not you, then a loved one. Mcglockton acted criminally. Drejka defended his life and limb. Just as you would.

[@davidmedford1166]

@@Thinks-First All he had to do was pull the gun and it would've all been over. He didn't need to fire. The guy was already retreating. I agree that yes, Drejka was assaulted but he started that whole situation for no reason. He actually parked illegally to go tell the girl that she was parked illegally.

[@Thinks-First]

@@davidmedford1166 David, honestly, you haven't taken into account what actually happened. McGlockton did NOT retreat. Drejka justifiably felt his life was in danger. Also, Drejka did not park "illegally" it's a private parking lot. Drejka didn't start the "whole situation". Mcglockton did when he brutally attacked Drejka. You are conflating two separate incidents together. Seriously, take some time to watch the trial and then view the video a few times. Stepping back is not RETREATING, and retreat was what the entire case hinged on. Watch how Mcglockton responds to the gun. He just flinches his arms but does not move. Now look at the girlfriend and the bystander and how they move immediately when the gun appeaers. THAT is the time scale you need to appreciate to understand what actually happened here. Remember, Drejka was attacked, injured, and frightened and even after brandishing the gun Mcglocton would not retreat. He wasn't going to wait for attack number 3. The only thing Drejka is guilty of is hiring poor Defense lawyers. His shooting was objectively justified.

[@brandonbaskin2410]

@@Thinks-First lol "brutal" get the fuck outta here

[@jeanbarnes8948]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVED when the judge said he parks illegally to confront someone about parking illegally. smh. he needs his ass in jail

[@mychannel3774]

He‘ll probably end up wishing he could tape his ass up in jail (if you get my meaning). That bullying self-appointed thug is going to LEARN what bullying is all about over the next 20 years. To do that in front of the brother‘s children - he should never be able to see the light of day for how he‘s traumatised them (whilst illegally parked). DON‘T DROP THE _SOAP..!_ Coward.

[@splitzyprime419]

Prison..because this is post-sentence.

[@Sommerchan]

This is my kind of judge, a no nonsense judge. Well done and thank you, your honor.

[@User0000000000000004]

You have a little something on your lips, bruv.

[@TheDriveInGuys]

Judge can't even pronounce corroborate. Not even close.

[@era8843]

You said thank you your honor. Like he's your judge and your in court. Lame LMAO. Your not in court no need to kiss ass

[@Solbashio]

As long as my judge ain't Christian

[@chasinchicken24_54]

@@User0000000000000004 and the

[@cliftondavidpowell]

moral of the story: beware of officer rejects.

[@viktor821]

nonono the moral of the story is, don't park in handicap spots if you're not handicaped and don't attack people who might be armed.

[@TIMTIMEdits]

@@viktor821 after all this that's the moral you took away from this?

[@sharkansas_]

@@TIMTIMEdits racist troll account, just ignore and move on

[@manelmoyano7080]

@@sharkansas_ tell why is he racist.

[@nannersguyaners2745]

Honestly, I don’t get why people live in Florida ... it sounds literally like a cess pool of gun-toting idiots...and I am going to take away that this miserable excuse for a ‘Florida man’ would not have shot this poor man if he was white...he just thought he cld get away with it...and he probably wld have too - like Trayvon’s murderer did - a short 10 or so years ago...ridiculous...I hope the family is going to sue him for all that money his mamma left him.

[@derekjohnn2329]

I think it is safe to say Judge Bulone slapped the defense out of the air like a fly

[@abelis644]

hehe

[@antionettewilliams8998]

and i mean SLAPPED THE DEFENSE lololol

[@theflowingdrowner2026]

He nailed it!

[@MariaLopez-hc2nm]

😂😂😂😂 Wack!

[@sharonhammond6467]

@ Maria Lopez I suggest that you act like a Huffman and get to Dusting 😂😂😂 wack

[@elizabethkeenan7063]

What guy wouldn’t act in anger when his wife and kids were being bullied by some random freak.

[@WeAreNotGoingBackEver]

Exactly!

[@MajorInjuries]

This was his girlfriend just to be accurate but other than that I agree, I would act the same way.

[@TheMightyOdin]

Acting in anger can be just words and not assault.

[@1indefinitetruth]

@@TheMightyOdin re-acting in anger can be in words, not a gunshot & murder....

[@JD-jz5gu]

@@TheMightyOdin sure, but when that guy is face to face with ur girl, things are different

[@lc-bb6bd]

When his mother said "I knew he died because a part of me died with him " I got chills. My heart goes out to this mother and his whole family

[@alexanderbreglia2599]

How the hell stupid can the guy be, Christ sake he's 47 years old and doesn't have the sense enough not to shoot someone over an argument. No law gives a gun owner the right to fire on someone unless your life is in serious danger and you can't retreat.

[@addisonhinson6290]

@@alexanderbreglia2599 shouldn't have to retreat. Why we got stand your ground laws

[@eriv4735]

Addison Hinson how did those “stand your ground laws” work out for that childish idiot who shot someone over a baby push he deserved?..give me a break 😂😂

[@addisonhinson6290]

@@eriv4735 rules to the exception. Dingbat. But just cause one person makes a mistake dont mean you take everybody's right to defend themselves. There's plenty of countries to choose from where you gotta rely on daddy government to protect them

[@eriv4735]

Addison Hinson there are no “rules to the exception” DINGBAT (🙄).. I carry everyday, train twice a week and I am all for the 2nd amendment and stand your ground but don’t delude yourself into thinking that’s what this was ..because it clearly was NOT 😂

[@G_Robb]

16:38 His lawyer puts blame on the state for him not being properly trained to carry a firearm with his permit. What happened to personal responsibility? So if a bad driver gets into a wreck it's the states fault cuz that person wasn't trained well at driving when they got their license? SMH!

[@asafaust8869]

Good analogy.

[@MathasarSalazar2]

His lawyer was really shady. I don't know what the fuck he's doing with his glasses as he takes them on and off 50 times when talking, and acts like a yes man to everything.

[@linatop7980]

It gets better!! When the killer was interviewed by the cops, he said "If he was standing still or retreating, I would not have shot." He KNEW the rules, but thought he could get away with it because it played out differently in his sick fantasies.

[@ronaldsberzins2299]

good point. Bad example, they train your proprly for drivers licence unlike if you wanna get a firearm

[@G_Robb]

@@ronaldsberzins2299 I don't know where you live, but in most states you just take a driving and written test for a DL. There's no training involved. Obviously you have to have been taught to drive somehow or you fail.

[@jobloggs8022]

it was only a matter of time before he did something like this, so sad, lock him up and protect everyone.

[@deniserossiter1059]

Yep!!! When the defense said he was the real victim in this case I was just like: Bitch Please!!!!

[@tinawindham6958]

Maybe his kids will learn a lesson. Keep your hands to yourself. Learn what self defense is. However with that mother they are doomed. I bet she was on government assistance and that’s why they weren’t married. Her four kids being cared for by the taxpayers. 👊🏻

[@jasperpuccinelli5856]

@@tinawindham6958 push that

[@zadia1445]

@@tinawindham6958 Tina, Tina...... May you make it to see the Lord when it's your time to leave this earth! You best repent and ask God to change your very wicked heart before it's too late. I find it sad that "Your kind", have all of these narratives against "blacks", but never take responsibility for the rapes, murders, theft...etc that your ancestors are responsible for and still to this day! Which that way of thinking has inherently been passed down, obviously! Only then does it become about "this isn't about race", the hell if it's not! Your kind, have been programmed to view blacks this way.... You, your grandkids, your kids, grandfathers, forefathers, are going to answer for all your wicked ways soon enough!

[@mervynstephens2808]

@@tinawindham6958 what does her societal standing have to do with the wannabe cop shooting someone? There is absolutely no correlation between the two. PS you do understand what I am saying, I know they are big words but I just want to be sure you understand my statement. 😉

[@jkcliff2956]

My heart goes out to that poor 5 year old little boy who will forever remember his father dying in front of him.

[@nirv]

Does your heart go out to the millions of victims every month ASSAULTED by these people? I dare them to try to assault me for telling them to STOP PARKING IN HANDICAPPED PARKING.

[@jkcliff2956]

@@nirv wow

[@abdallahel-hajj8754]

@@nirv there's no way you're a functioning member of society

[@nirv]

@@abdallahel-hajj8754 Oh, there is. And best of all, I'm not a misinformation spreader and I actually know what I'm talking about. Oooh that's gotta sting.

[@EpsiIonEagle]

@@nirvYou need to relax. Don’t go killing your parents or stabbing any college kids okay? Just relax, Karen.

[@jerrycraig6522]

I've carried concealed legally since 1983, I've been in fist fights and never pulled my gun, because a fat lip or black eye is NOT fear for your life!!!

[@gervas4935]

I Have seen people get hit on the face they fall back hit there head on the cement and die.

[@TerpeneProfile1]

I gotta say i respect that a whole lot. You are what other people should strive to be. Cheers.

[@Tonicwine999]

@@gervas4935 True but pretty much most people die when shot in the heart.

[@Aradim90]

"I've been in fist fights and never pulled my gun, because a fat lip or black eye is NOT fear for your life" This guy is a fucking idiot

[@aboveyou686]

@@gervas4935 👏 I have seen a guy make a full court shot behind him while blond folded

[@marshas.4222]

Everyone is remorseful once they are incarcerated. Means nothing to me.

[@TabithaStabitha]

He didn't seem remorseful to me.... not even 5%

[@StofStuiver]

It does mean something. But its got to be genuine. You usually dont see that during interrogation/after. Or in court and surely not in prison. Its a sign of weakness to many and if there is one thing you dont want to do in these situations, its fall apart by feeling the consequences. Indeed Marsha, everyone incarcerated is remorsefull. At least for themselves. But in some way it is all about the self. So whats it really mean? Not that much.

[@dlions9068]

@@TabithaStabitha He wasn't. I watched an interview with him where they asked if he had anything to say to the family. He got emotional and said that wasn't the time or place. Then immediately after that started going on about missing his dogs and Mrs. Being confronted with the reality of the damage he's done to other people he thought immediately about himself and didn't even have a word to say to the family or that mans children. His reaction to the news in interview about the man dying was also cold.

[@anagramconfirmed1717]

He wasn't incarcerated during the initial interview, clown

[@Tonicwine999]

yep, true dat

[@nelsongonzalez9288]

When his lawyer requested probation instead of prison so he can lecture children about what he did, it was the biggest insulting suggestion ever made in court and the judge calmly infuriated displayed it in his sentence. Thank you your honor for reaping your wrath in a real and methodical way.

[@meowpower08]

Trump 2020 im partial to a good bbc anal event

[@Joaocruz30]

It was a stupid mistake and he got what he deserve! But sadly a live was lost and a family has been shattered forever. Peace and a happy new year from PORTUGAL

[@sararomero7090]

Isn't that what they always say? Some drunk with 12 DUIs will say, "Oh if you let me go home, your Honor, I'll volunteer with MADD, I'll lecture at high schools about the consequences of drinking and driving!" Then the judge lets them go and they're out drinking at a bar the next weekend. Everybody makes mistakes. But some people don't learn from their's. This is a guy who was constantly picking fights with people and just itching to shoot his gun. Go down to the firing range if you want to fire your weapon! He would not go around speaking about firearm safety if he were released; he'd go shoot someone else. He said so. He said he'd do it again. I live in Clearwater and I don't want this guy around my husband or my kid.

[@poohbeartube]

@@sararomero7090 I agree. "Everybody makes mistakes. But some people don't learn from their's." It could be that the purpose of his life is to serve as a warning to others.

[@mobutter2879]

nelson gonzalez Thank you! I started laughing and cursing when his attorney said that nonsense! He needs to keep his punk ass in jail!

[@PunchoLive]

I watched the sentencing. The judge gave an excellent detailed step by step explanation of this incident and why it was not self defense. The judge also brought up previous incidents provoked by Drejka. Drejka was a wanna-be cop who appointed himself lot monitor of the convenience store parking lot. The store owner had told Drejka about confronting people for using the H/C parking space, saying something along the lines of "it's not worth it. You're going to run into the wrong person one day." Reportedly Drejka replied, "That's why I carry." The judge also noted how ironic it was that when Drejka drove into the lot to confront the woman parked in the H/C space, he himself parked illegally. Supposedly Drejka would sit in his car across the street and watch the H/C space. When someone without a H/C placard or plate parked in the H/C space he would drive into the lot kinda Starsky & Hutch style to confront them. I don't know what kind of car he drove, but I'd bet money it was a Crown Vic. Drejka had inherited a lot of money from his mother and was retired since his early 40's. This is how he chose to spend his time. He will now reportedly spend his time in prison being a hall monitor asking to see other inmates hall passes. Bad shoot/good verdict.

[@cherylbritt7227]

He don’t want to try to be hall monitor in prison. It won’t end well for him. Got a feeling the Aryan Brotherhood is going to take him under his with though. Won’t make much of s difference though. Due to our justice system being unfair/unbalanced to one particular group of people he will be greatly outnumbered

[@lisabradford8180]

a narc with a gun and mommy's money is a dangerous combination.

[@lisabradford8180]

@@cherylbritt7227 good. he can know what it feels like to be the minority for a change. no sympathy here.

[@innocentnemesis3519]

Honestly, I’m amazed he wasn’t convicted for murder. He clearly had the intent to shoot someone if they didn’t bend the knee to him.

[@rileybobbert6527]

that doesnt mean anything. if anything hes in the right for stopping people from blocking handicap spaces

[@Cautela]

Marquese's Father: "If it just so happens that the lord decides to take me before I come to terms with this, then I'll see you in hell where you and I will finish this, mark my words" 💯

[@Voltage_619]

chills

[@chasatiejohnson2479]

My thoughts exactly! Deep!!

[@BOOFtheejectbutton]

Powerful statement

[@GZiz84]

What time in the video is that statement made.

[@Cautela]

@@GZiz84 His speech starts at 26:33

[@Pcpguy]

I love the repeated use of the word 'wannabe cop' by the honorable judge Bulone.

[@LaMarchelle14]

The best: " the infamous parking space..." He repeated it over and over to drive how ridiculous this dude's behaviour was.

[@ruthc2967]

@Cam Robertson Well, for sure the Judge Bulone called it right!!!

[@bobsmoth-iv3sp]

99% who buy guns are some kind of wanna b

[@Nothingified]

@@bobsmoth-iv3sp You’re kidding right? There’s a significant portion of gun owners out there that don’t even like the police.

[@bobsmoth-iv3sp]

@@Nothingified Then they are wanna B gangsters , Some are wanna b cow boys and army men.

[@angelitag8556]

"A wannabe police officer parks illegally to confront someone who is parked illegally" smh.

[@robertortiz8540]

People think in there mind that if Michael Drejka doesn't get involved in parking violations that he is turning a blind eye NOT true as an armed citizen the only thing that Michael Drejka had to do is report the parking violation to the Police and let them handle it by Drejka reporting it to the Police your are not turning a blind eye because you already reported to the Police. However Michael Drejka decided that it was his duties to approach people in parking lots to enforce State laws and this is what the instructors who teaches in the CCW class don't want you to do. The only thing they want you to do is if you see something just be a good witness get a good description of the vehicle plate number and reported to the Police because they want you to try to avoid any conflict at all cost in other words don't look for problems let the problem come to you.

[@kathleenmedlyn]

I love this judge, he saw through this case and acted responsibly for the man who lost his life.

[@TheFasiur]

Agreed 100%

[@nine9whitepony526]

I agree with you too. This judge is awesome

[@L96OZZ]

He should’ve minded his own f*cking business.

[@SCTMOSS]

He’s one of those people that can’t and him having a gun was his reason for interjecting himself in the situation. Many people like him get a cwp for the ability to have a justifiable killing.

[@RouteDeTours]

You are so right. People should always mind their own business. One should NOT under any circumstances try to stop a drunk driving a car. One should NEVER try to stop someone kidnapping a child. They should DEFINITELY not point out that a physically handicapped person might need their spaces. Decent people should NOT call an ambulance if you are bleeding to death in the gutter after being knifed. There are too many people like you in this world. The guy should not have shot that person but he was certainly justified in merely asking that arrogant, entitled woman not to be so selfishness.

[@charleneogden]

typical

[@charleneogden]

I was hoping judge would let him walk

[@UnknownName-ln1mk]

@@charleneogden he will be walking to the shower with bubba and then after that he will be on bed rest for a while

[@cydkriletich6538]

I like this judge. Very articulate, and seems to be fair.

[@mobutter2879]

Cyd Kriletich He sure was! God bless him!

[@kirikayumura6015]

I can't lie.. I also love this judge's summation of the case. That was brutally accurate!

[@StofStuiver]

Nothing fair about it.

[@ncg6148]

@@StofStuiver I love how you claim there was nothing fair about it but didn't attempt to refute or address ANYTHING the judge said. It's obvious why, you can't. When the shooting first happened, there was a sharp divide between people adamantly defending him and those condemning him. One of the most common criticisms is that the media made it about race. That's 100% true, and his supporters argued with that when he was initially charged but it's not 2018 anymore, we have a very clear picture when it comes to what happened here. Drejka is a confrontational jackass who harasses people for parking when he sees something that pissed him off, and when someone puts him in his place or puts their hands on him he pulls a gun because he's a coward. He's the textbook definition of a coward with a gun. Start shit with someone, then go for a weapon when things go sideways. He's a pussy and a killer, and his 20 year prison sentenced is pretty lenient considering what he did. #DealWIthIt

[@myamariah8748]

@@StofStuiver shut up

[@alfredindy8058]

The judge is a class act. He makes all kinds of great points.

[@User0000000000000004]

NO judge is a class act. Sometimes, rarely, they do the right thing.

[@jspaingreene6350]

Agree

[@adammurkin7496]

This seems like an excellent judgment

[@alfredindy8058]

In Drejka's imaginary country you get the death penalty for a parking violation.

[@alfredindy8058]

@@User0000000000000004 Drejka, trying to look like a tough guy to the judge, looks like a macho Pee Wee Herman.

[@Dan-cm9ow]

You know you're screwed when your lawyers have to speak on behalf of your dogs because that's the most credible character witness you have.

[@zanecarano8185]

The judge was spot on regarding Drejka's mentality and actions. Believe your owns eyes- Great job, judge. Glad the family got justice!

[@iverr6]

I love how he broke down exactly why this guy is such a piece of shit. Thank god this asshole had a father that didn't let him become a Cop.

[@robertortiz8540]

The State of Florida needs to change their standards for a person seeking to obtain a conceal carry permit once that person completes the training in the CCW training class and they should also make them go through a psychological texting before the State of Florida issues a conceal carry permit to that person.

[@iverr6]

@@robertortiz8540 That's a good Idea and the State probably would if it were feesable. Psychological evaluations done on every single applicant would bring on huge costs and manpower, not to mention the legal risk taken by the State deeming someone a wackjob. The lawsuits would be endless.

[@ThisUploaded]

The family got as much justice as they can. Unfortunately nothing is going to bring back those kids dad, or that woman's husband. I know murder is wrong by itself, but the fact that it was while defending his family from some lunatic self assigned parking enforcement (as an outsider to the situation) makes it seem worse. Then again, I really don't think any situation makes the death of a loved one better. Best wishes to the family of the deceased.

[@ralphfalstin6024]

@@iverr6 exactly!

[@MarmaladeSally]

“He was always on time for court and didn’t cut off his tracker.” Wow I mean the man is just a saint. 🙄

[@kinn4086]

This. Congratulating him for doing the _bare minimum_ is (and was) a bad sign.

[@Liliquan]

Well he didn’t murder the entire family. He clearly showed restraint and the family should be grateful for that.

[@As-cc9ug]

@@Liliquan Right , just murdered a father for protecting his wife and three kids out of cold blood...total restraint they should be so grateful that he didn't also shoot three children under age if five ..the f you talking about

[@Liliquan]

Are you people mentally deficient? I was using sarcasm like the first comment.

[@MariaLopez-hc2nm]

WtH😬 And the shite his wife spewed out in that 'letter' more than laughable....

[@lukawilliams4822]

“Carry a hammer and everything begins to look like a nail”

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Carry a hammer and go out of your way to find anything that might be a nail. Proceed to hammer before you know if it’s a nail.

[@jeladsnikpoh1289]

Your silly metaphor only applies to certain sick people. Carpenters and house builders couldn't build the house and luxuries YOU'RE enjoying without hammers! The point is- the hammer (or gun) did nothing except what it was designed to do, without fault or crime. The killers are not firearms, but deranged PEOPLE using these tools wrongly. I would never harm anyone but I lawfully own self-defense firearms. I seriously hope I NEVER have to use one, and avoid all conflict. Quite the opposite of "looking for nails" to hammer. I could kill a man with my bare hands, but have never been tempted to do so. Can a gun transform me into a cold-blooded killer!? Law-biding citizens own these because we value the sanctity of life, NOT as an excuse to extinguish it! By your comment, it seems you're against our second amendment. Please consider where there is liberty for lawful citizens to own guns, crime is lower. Heavy gun control places have the highest crime. The world is safer when life-cherishing people own these effective tools. If you think 'having a hammer' 'makes everything look like a nail', then do the world a favor and never buy a gun! I own hammers as useful tools, but they have never changed the condition of my mental health into some destructive psychopath! I also own multiple motor vehicles, knives, chainsaws, firearms, chemicals, fire starters, ropes, saws, chains, and many other 'dangerous' tools that can kill, but they have only served valuable purpose- because of the person using them. 😉

[@lukawilliams4822]

@@jeladsnikpoh1289 you know exactly how the metaphor was meant to be taken” most people can read between the lines with out being a semantic dick lol

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

lol. Some things look better hammered down if they're sticking up.

[@jeladsnikpoh1289]

@@lukawilliams4822 Sorry if i came across any negative way, was just reminding potential 'gun control' people that guns don't murder, people do! Your 'hammer and nail' comment made me think you were against people's right to protect themselves. And no, I certainly don't think the narcissist in this video should've been anywhere near a firearm! He had wannabe cop syndrome, thank God he never became a cop! Sorry, I can be a bit long-winded, but I'm not seeking an argument.

[@mouse9831]

The defense clawing at anything, while understandable given their jobs, made my skin crawl with disgust and anger. The statements by the family, and judge, were potent.

[@susanhitchmanevans1443]

I couldn't defend someone like this. It would completely go against the gain with me.

[@lisabradford8180]

@@susanhitchmanevans1443 i agree. if i had been a criminal attorney it would hve had to be for the prosecution.

[@weltschmerz333]

@@lisabradford8180 you should also realize many innocent people are sentenced and everyone deserves legal defense, its called due process and its part of civilization

[@lisabradford8180]

@@weltschmerz333 i know that. i said that I couldn't/wouldn't be a defense attorney. i think my previous comment was pretty clear.

[@weltschmerz333]

@@lisabradford8180 well you arent a lawyer and thats a good thing, though you seem to lack the intelligence and that is probably why you arent one lmfao

[@mrwhompass1986]

1:02:50 You can hear the emotion is the Judges voice when describing how he died in front of his son. Heartbreaking.

[@justinmix143]

Refreshing to see a judge get everything so right in his evaluation of the events leading to Marquis’s death. He hit the nail right on the head with everything he said about this scumbag. Wish more judges were like this guy

[@sonjaheck3156]

true, but I think he should have gotten the whole 30 years. That's the only negative IMO, else he did it all very well.

[@mhern57]

@@sonjaheck3156 Agree with you on the 30 years a 100% But the judge did mention the mitigation thing so it was going to be less than 30. 25 would have been good but let me put it to you this way, I didn't feel cheated when I heard the 20 years. I've been sick and tired of guys walking or doing short time because they're either in a position of power and/or have a lot of money for lawyers that can spin anything. Turns out Drejka didn't have any of that. In fact I thougt his lawyer came off looking pretty inept. If I was Michael drejka's lawyer I would have filed for a mistrial based on my own ineptness! (Sorry evidently I couldn't help that.) Anyway I think the judge did a pretty good job for the family by putting Drejka in his place by calling him a wannabe cop, a superhero, a handicap parking lot monitor and a bunch of other stuff. He made him look like a fool really and he deserved it. Also he did a wonderful job describing the tragedy of how Markies died in front of his young son, little Markies. That was a very emotional and descriptive picture he painted right there. I think the family appreciated that very much and it had to bring a sense of not only appreciation but satisfaction also. I hope I'm not wrong but I would like to think the family left the courtroom fairly satisfied with the sentencing and that the judge was a fair man. But you're right 30 would have been better but 20 is still a pretty big chunk. Peace to you sonja

[@sonjaheck3156]

@@mhern57 I totally understand your point. I did like how the judge called him out on the whole wannabee cop part. His lawyers behaved despicably, making it seem as if the VICTIM was at fault.

[@mhern57]

@@sonjaheck3156 Wishing you Peace love and family at Christmas Sonja!!! God bless you and all your family!🙏

[@GordonFreeman69]

Can we get this guy to redo the Rittenhouse debacle?

[@lewismatthews4247]

What a great prosecutor, he spoke basically from the heart (34:30) and the judge did a fantastic job summarizing the whole thing (47:00). Lol’d when he basically said michael, the jobless wannabe cop living on his dead mother’s dime, zoomed in from out of nowhere like superman to confront jacob for parking illegally when he himself was also parking illegally

[@DJ4000VOLT]

They showed a prime example of how to validly and professionally with the facts to go with it, to attack someone personally like they deserve And hit a home run with a reality check. This judge should work with Chris Hanson.

[@abelis644]

@@4thjulycali I have a handicap sticker because of severe chronic pain. I don't know how many times I've gotten dirty looks because my disability isn't obvious or visible, DESPITE my sticker! I never get upset at convenience stores if a car without a sticker is in the handicap parking spot, but I don't have a wheelchair. Also, I'm Canadian, I never worry about some asshole shooting me...

[@sazon860]

@@abelis644 sorry

[@Mordo___]

Who’s Jacob

[@Pat315]

@@DJ4000VOLT uh why? The judge has a lot more on their plate than that. Hansen isn't in law enforcement. They don't need Hansen, he doesn't do any of the work either. Weird comment from you lol

[@roscoegivens1243]

The judge nailed it on who this defendant was/is vs the good man protecting his family from a menace. Salute to you sir

[@jessicadibattista7008]

Since he said he inherited money from his mother to retire early, the family should sue him civilly as well. They deserve every dime he has and more.

[@ChristisKing7749]

he was just a dead beat, if he had money they would have

[@JTScott1988]

@Scott Lindrum he was according his family....

[@haymaker4956]

Scott Lindrum yes and to bring up racism from the beginning of this case was a load of crap. Racism isn’t the cause of every death of a young black man in America. It sure makes the media and people like Sharpton and Jackson a lot of money and coverage.

[@haymaker4956]

Scott Lindrum there was no way he was going to get a fair trial as well. The jurors, lawyers and judge were afraid of the repercussions of a not guilty verdict.

[@JTScott1988]

@@haymaker4956 the repurcussions woulda been justified

[@NajSinghs...CreativeRecipes]

Thank you, Judge. ❤

[@lloydhealy]

1:10:15 You’re welcome!

[@TMWill-fi5fy]

You're amazing! I was looking for a comment like yours lol

[@goatguns6910]

O hell yea

[@JamieAllen1977]

thanks! you're the hero we needed but didn't deserve

[@jezebulls]

You’re

[@lisas8244]

Wannabe cop Barney Fife got off cheap with 20 years for taking a man's life for no good reason.

[@yasingames9163]

I love this judge!! The way he is putting it altogether is gold.

[@cccyok10]

Marquis momma is very strong as she read her impact statement❤❤when I read mine to my 14 year old daughters killer at his sentencing, I was a mess and bawled!! That is the toughest thing to do! Big hugs to ya momma❤❤

[@ausendundeinenacht1]

Hi "when I read mine to my 14 year old daughters killer at his sentencing, I was a mess and bawled!! I HOPE YOU RE FINE , or at least BETTER now, and you re not hurting TOO MUCH ANYMORE

[@T4Christ777]

Carla Yokley- I'm so sorry for the beautiful daughter that you lost. May The Lord Jesus Christ have your daughter in his loving arms. Giving you comfort that she's good and one day you will see her again. Until then may you be Blessed with healing!

[@leshagayle5991]

Awww....I’m so very sorry for your lost May God continue to bless u and give u strength 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@kkdoc7864]

Carla Yokley I saw your video tributes to your lovely daughter. Beautiful. I also read about what happened because as a mom, I can’t imagine losing my child. You wish with all your heart that you can keep them from harm, that you would know what they were doing every second so you could stop them from choices they are too young to make, and keep them safe forever. I remember when my little girl was that age, and I was more scared about her safety then than I was when she was very little. I know you lost her awhile ago, but that only means your pain has been ongoing for awhile. God bless you, Carla, my heart and prayers are with you.

[@AB-gn8oh]

I’m so very sorry for you loss, Carla.💐🙏🏼

[@jassibrar8418]

He shot that guy because his manhood was hurt by being pushed. And the man that died was just protecting his family , the whole situation is sad and should of never happened

[@ST-xg3gy]

Another busy body, Karen type with a gun. Deadly combination.

[@deano.7533]

The truth is that the man who was killed had no right to blind side the defendant like that. It was a cowardly sneak attack in the face of a petty verbal argument over a stupid parking spot. That guy wasn't protecting his family... because his family was in no danger. He shoved the guy when he wasn't looking and that was uncalled for. It was an assault. At that point the defendant should have called the police and told them he had just been physically assaulted and the man who died would have lived. The man who died might have even been found guilty of assault and done some time for that charge. With that being said... The defendant did have a right to pull his weapon in self defense because he was violently assaulted when he wasn't looking. Under the circumstances we will never know if the guy who died would have followed up with more violence against the defendant. A reasonable argument can be made that drawing his weapon was justifiable because he was in fear of receiving serious bodily injury at least. But when the man who died took three steps back (which is what we see on the video) the defendant had absolutely no right to fire his weapon... He murdered that man because there was no threat to him after the man who shoved him stepped back when he saw the gun pointed at him. At that point the gun had done the job that a CCW Permit is intended to do. It equalized a violent situation and it stopped the threat completely. At that point if I was the man with the gun I would have got in my car and called the police and reported being assaulted. The defendant/murderer deserves the 20 years. Perhaps it should have been more but that is up to the court to decide. If it were me and I was carrying a gun (or not) I wouldn't have even blinked twice at a person parked in a handicapped space with no placard. That's none of my business. Carrying a gun is a serious responsibility so you have a moral obligation (as well as a legal one) to do everything you can to stay out of confrontational situations like that. A concealed weapon carrier should never be the primary aggressor. You're just asking for jail-time if you fire your weapon in a situation when your life is clearly NOT in danger. In the beginning the man who died was the primary aggressor... But that changed as soon as the defendant pulled his weapon and the man clearly took three steps back. The man who died had no right to push the defendant like that. It was a chicken shiite thing to do... blindsiding him like a punk. But that is not a reason to shoot him... That is NOT A REASON to kill him. If you pull the trigger of a gun you have to assume that you are going to kill your target. That man didn't deserve to die that day. When you're carrying a firearm under a CCW permit you have a duty to not be an aggressive lunatic. But this defendant who is now a murderer was acting like an ass the moment he started getting involved with a woman who was parked in a handicapped spot. The man who died lost his life in a terrible tragedy. It was such a waste of a life. The 20 year sentence for murder is not a tragedy. It is justifiable. It sickens me to think that the man died like that in front of his wife and children. :-I

[@kimseniorb]

“Should have”

[@____5646]

Dean O. Bro. Fuck you how would you feel if you saw your wife and kids getting screamed at? You would think they were in trouble.

[@fedfoofy]

@@____5646 I would ask what's going on and maybe tell the white guy to fuck off. I wouldn't shove him hard to the ground. If the white guy just called the cops instead of shooting him, the black guy would be the one serving time in jail for assault and battery.

[@LisaRichards_123]

Drejka is such a narcissist, he couldn’t even admit in court that it was wrong for him to kill someone over a parking space. That is how great his self-entitlement is. Especially knowing that he could have possibly lowered his sentence if he acknowledged remorse.

[@lisabradford8180]

he's not only a narc but stupid as well.

[@Landis_Grant]

Drejka still believes he killed in self-defense which isn’t a wrong act.

[@barneyblue7355]

He is clearly a racist as well

[@zubetp]

@@Landis_Grant sure, but all the evidence has shown that's not true, including footage of the incident. so if he continues to insist it was self defense, he's willfully ignoring the truth and insulting everyone who advocates for the right to defend oneself with a firearm if necessary.

[@giddyrightonup]

That judge can see through the baloney, it’s almost his last name

[@drboone357]

He knows baloney, because he is Bulone.

[@leshagayle5991]

Your right about that

[@TheMattc999]

giddyrightonup it's actually bologna....

[@giddyrightonup]

TheMattc999 53:35 read the plaque in front of him, it’s Bulone

[@SmurfBlizzy]

That was genius

[@sww3405]

This judge is amazing! It is SO ironic that the defendant parked illegally, or order to act as some kind of authority about parking for other people. If you go LOOKING for trouble- you’ll find it every time! Mind your own business and pick your battles wisely! Even kids know that 🙄

[@5starview]

Wasn't the dude that got killed parked illegally too? Didn't he come out and push the guy? Sounds like he was looking for trouble.

[@nathanfoss2838]

@@5starview Looking to create trouble and confronting trouble are two different things. You gotta wonder why he had a history of trying to stir things up. My theory is that he was trying to test himself, but he wasn't a very tough fellow. He got into some trouble like he wanted, and since he was such a wuss, getting shoved down scared him (it'd probably never happened to him before). So he immediately went into panic mode (weak) and blew his load.

[@Anthony-nv7gd]

@@5starview He wasn’t driving, his wife was.

[@servraghgiorsal7382]

As an aside, does anybody know what Kyle Rittenhouse is up to these days?? I believe he should never have walked. Talk àbout someone looking for trouble!!

[@nathanfoss2838]

@@servraghgiorsal7382 Google him. Plenty of information.

[@dethosgaming8197]

"He showed remorse in interogation room and later in interview". Watched both and the only time he showed "remorse" is when he realized he won't see his dogs... He was even asked if he would change anything if he could AND if he has anything to say to the family of deceased man... He didn't even blink smh

[@Tonicwine999]

yeah correct

[@sawris7294]

cold blood killer

[@2pacalypseish]

He said thank you after the cop told him the guy he shot was now deceased 😂 thank you !

[@Trashman0211]

Him crying over his dogs made me cringe

[@dirkdiggler9379]

Bet that black dude wished he didn’t tackle ole dude

[@tinab3627]

He doesn’t even have the guts to stand up & apologize to the victim’s family. He’s disgusting

[@ekim955yt]

He should get another 10 years for having ugly tatoos.

[@firstnamelastname9646]

ekim955yt 😂 imagine that huh, all those young tight jeans wearing “rappers” with face tats will get *life, no parole!*

[@zellanutellaa]

ekim955yt LMAOOOOOOO

[@stangarone1624]

he'll be getting much worse while he's in there.

[@jessiegutierrez1493]

In just wondering if he going to be momma or poppa in prison 🤔

[@timothyriggins8651]

And another 10 for that smile earlier.

[@MobileDecay]

He can't fight and he's going to prison. 🤔

[@noweare1]

He's been in county for 3 months, he's already been fighting.

[@Str8_305]

😂😂😂😂💀

[@ralphgeronilla]

He’s still on the ground, but he ain’t fighting, and it ain’t a gun getting pulled out

[@jacobmarley8350]

@@ralphgeronilla eww wait till you get there you gonna be a bottom bitch too

[@mikemarsh8294]

What kind of A sucker move is it to walk up on someone, and push them into next week? Dead man was WRONG. But that's ok. He won't do it again.

[@lovepet4565]

No way, the prosecution was NOT ILL ADVISED His condition and suffering in jail is nothing compared to markius who is rotting in the ground

[@qei431.]

Correction he feels no pain or anguish now

[@clifffischer4409]

I hope they have him with gang members like bloods and crips

[@NORTAH85]

The prosecutor nailed it on the head when he said “he put himself in the position to be able to use his gun” On another note I believe cops that jump in front of cars and then fire their weapons using fear as a defense should be prosecuted under the same reasoning!

[@SmithandReady1720]

This was a great one because I feel the same he was wrong but it should count for everyone

[@withcharlie6059]

Facts

[@jules8876]

If a cop has a dangerous or violent criminal in a car, and then steps in front of the car to access that option, I have absolutely no problem with it. No innocent person has ever purposefully tried to run over a cop, regardless of whether the cop put himself there or not. Trying to run one or more over = you forfeited life.

[@stanislouse4168]

WORD.

[@wildnfree101]

20 years and you are only 92 days in.

[@lvnxn]

yortzandat not in a prison cell

[@mikemarsh8294]

He won't do 20 years. It's 7 years before the parole board. On A 20 year sentence.

[@Godzooky]

The judge telling people the court that it’s not even a good parking spot that he’s policing 🤣🤣🤣

[@lovethemack]

I thought that also lol

[@mixedberry9229]

OMG the judge put it so well " wannabe law enforcement of the handicap parking spot at the convenience store" also noted that it isn't even a really ideal parking space...

[@andersondevon44]

Mixed Berry Right! And the fact that the judge pointed out that he himself had parked illegally. To confront someone else for being parked illegally. Absolutely loved this judge.

[@reyjeff4297]

andersondevon44 me too, I have probably listened to the judge explain everything at the end about 4 or 5 times. Everything was so on point.

[@Thinks-First]

HIs VERBAL argument with Jacobs had nothing to do with Mcglocton's PHYSICAL attack on Drejka. You think if the judge had been in an argument with someone in a parkinglot and that person's baby daddy came out and decked him he would be conflating the two separate incidents ? This was about race hustling, gun grabbing, and other politics. It was clearly a justified shooting. Had he not shot Mcglockton would have likely attakced for a third time and finished Drejka off.

[@chrisdouthat162]

@@Thinks-First Well, you are right that the other man attacked him and was the first to escalate the fight. It is entirely possible he would still be alive if he didn't push Drejka. But in the video it's pretty clear that the other man was backing away from Drejka after he pulled out his gun, at which point the gun really did not need to be fired... Also, and I hate to be pedantic, I don't think he decked him, if that means punching him... he was pushed, and fell to the ground. I don't think the violence there was justified either necessarily, but I also think that Drejka was just trying to pick a fight in the first place. He got what he wanted and he ended up killing a man, in my opinion, even though he may have thought that he wan't doing anything wrong (i.e. he thought it was a good thing for him to do). Let's also not forget that he had 3 or 4 previous incidents of road rage where he waved a gun at the other drivers and brake-checked a woman leading to a collision.

[@Thinks-First]

@@chrisdouthat162 I get all your points, Chris, but you have to watch the entire trial to understand what actually happened. I believed as you did right after watching the video. However, after watching the Sheriff interview and the entire trial I had to change my mind. Any rational person must. At trial it became clear that the only route to exoneration for Drejka was whether Mcglockton RETREATED at the sight of the gun and not just stopped his advance. Watch the video again. When he pulls the gun Jacobs and the bystander INSTANTLY retreat as human nature would dictate. You and I would do the same. However, notice that Mcglockton does NOT retreat. According to expert testimony (that went unchallenged by the prosecution) Mcglockton "bladed" instead of retreating. Yes, he turned his foot out but NOT to retreat, only to "blade". This meant by definition that he was NOT retreating. The reason this is significant is because by not retreating Mcglockton was still within striking distance of Drejka. And since he had already attacked Drejka TWICE, Drejka had every right and good faith reason not to wait for attack #3 fearing loss of life or limb.. Unfortunately the jury disregarded the successful defense his experts testified to, and the judge failed to throw out the verdict as he should have. No doubt for political reasons. As for Drejka's prior gun brandishings and road rage, they are immaterial at trial. He was never arrested nor was his gun confiscated so these incidents are not indicative of any pre-murderous behavior. Let's not forget that he never shot anyone either. Drejka may be a self annointed hall monitor, but his argument with Jacobs had nothing to do with his justified self defense by Mcglockton. By the way, did you know Mcglockton was on drugs at the time of his attack on Drejka. You have to watch the trial to learn important details like that.

[@bazcuda]

Given everything the judge said in his damning summing up against our intrepid parking space monitor, I'm very surprised he sentenced him to 20 years rather than imposing the maximum 30 years. Odd.

[@cassidypresley3271]

Baz Cude.......this guy kind of got off easy with a 20 year sentence of murder. God.....one would get a sentence like this for extreme bank robbery.......with no killing involved. Should've gotten a 40 year sentence that would send a clear valuable lesson to these types of people's and their rattical behaviors. That God is above your actions of your evil deeds. So 😔 sad......I'd say!!!

[@dadab22]

He didn't because he fully cooperated with authorities.

[@adityatyagi4009]

I love how the judge refers to Drejka in very condescending terms. Perfect.

[@terryvarta9306]

cop wannabe

[@alexanderbreglia2599]

Florida is like New York or the Feds in sentencing guidelines. 6/7 or 85.7% on a flat sentence.

[@AMunoz-rh9cz]

@@alexanderbreglia2599 IF he doesn't pick up a new beef behind bars and that's going to be a very difficult 'if' for this guy to do!

[@brandonfreeman6517]

@@AMunoz-rh9cz he'll probably end up in seg or he'll end up getting robbed for protection money from the brotherhood, my guess.

[@AMunoz-rh9cz]

@@brandonfreeman6517 Yup, makes sense.

[@theravenman]

learned about this from JCS

[@justmynamehere]

Me too... just came from his video 👍

[@tonyarichards5430]

JCS rocks! I’m hooked on it.

[@YoungMeatstick]

Ikr at this point I might as well just become an interrogator at this point😂

[@aleshabullen4806]

@@tonyarichards5430 I’m so sad I’m nearly finished all his videos!! His channel is so good I came from the vid too

[@tonyarichards5430]

@@aleshabullen4806 The only two I haven’t watched yet are Jodi Arias and Casey Anthony. Saving them for when I have a crappy day. Lol

[@12rwoody]

I've heard some prisoners don't adhere to the "No Parking in Rear" rule. He prolly knows that by now.

[@thorn9351]

A rape joke, hilarious.

[@jonandrewfeltner513]

😂😂😂

[@downfromthereeefters]

nice one 😂

[@Menagerie_K]

@@thorn9351 that's the only rape joke I've ever found funny.

[@SmurfBlizzy]

That was genius 😂

[@joyce_915]

A person can't just go around inciting a conflict, shoot and kill someone and think there is no consequence. Because of him, a man lost his life over a damn parking spot. There were many spots available. Regardless of where they were parked... it wasn't his place to confront anybody, and especially so with a damn gun! I feel so badly for the victims family. So horrible. 😔

[@Jackson-pu7gd]

and the fact that the idiot parked illegally to start an argument over someone parking illegally just makes it even more clear that he was looking for trouble. This and his history clearly show that he was so eager to use his gun he went looking for conflict.

[@joyce_915]

@@Jackson-pu7gd absolutely! I couldn't agree more.

[@davidward8892]

@@tinawindham6958 go shit your racist funky ass down Karen 😤. He should've never approached someone over a damn parking spot 😆. The jury of his peers got it right 😆

[@KS4RonPaul]

Drejka is guilty and justice was served. I would also add that the victim would still be alive if he didn't assault the defendant. You are correct, it's not the defendant's responsibility to enforce traffic law. It's also not the victim's right to physically attack anyone arguing with his significant other. It's easy to bash the defendant, however nobody is learning the most valuable lesson here. Escalation of a bad situation only makes it worse. It went something like this. 1) Person parks illegally 2) Person confronts illegally parked person (escalation) 3) Illegally parked person doesn't apologize and begins arguing (escalation) 4) Person pushes self-appointed traffic vigilante to the ground (escalation) 5) Traffic vigilante murders person with firearm (escalation) Seeing a pattern yet? At any point in this tragic story this situation could have been deescalated. Thug bitch thinks she can park wherever she wants Self-appointed traffic patrol thinks he can enforce the law without a badge Thug homie thinks he can push people down whenever he wants Self-appointed traffic patrol thinks he can shoot people that push him down Seems like 3 people with no respect for law and order to me. Thug life baby! Thanks Tupac and Eminem!

[@TheArchersTungsten]

What’s ironic is he parked illegally to start a fight with someone im a handicapped spot. Referring to his interrogation video he said it was his store several times so I guess it was cool if he parked there since he was the self appointed parking lot police . I cringe when I think about the guys out there just like him that actually got badges and became cops .

[@gracetshituka9301]

And this my friends is the reason why his dad didn't want him to be a police officer. Daddy knew he was a dunce..... 🙄

[@FN_FAL_4_ever]

Right? That right there should tell you all you need to know.

[@rebeccawhittlesey843]

I thought the same thing!!!

[@BRORANDYMARTIN]

You are exactly CORRECT!!! His father saw a problem coming! I have a bunch of kids though they all are good some worried me more than others. (Still do)

[@Emevol37]

Or Vice versa. Cops now a days are disrespected and killed. So we will never know exactly, unless we ask his father.

[@genepozniak]

Doesn't it sound strange to you all that his father told him he "would beat the hell out of him if he joined the police"?!?!?! DON'T praise his father!!! Every bully I've ever known was himself bullied by his father! His father was obviously a violent psycho and passed it down to his son!!!

[@johnknoefler]

Judge really laid into the defendant. Well said Judge. I also noticed the handicap space is too far away. Weird.

[@saleemyusef7865]

“Handicap parking space monitor and enforcer at the Circle A convenient store” 😂😂 this judge is on point

[@gary8653]

the dead guy could have said F/U got in his car and drove away with his family! He did not! He got physical! He is dead! Regardless of outcome, society was served! One less violent angry man on the street! Thank you Michael Drejka

[@gary8653]

@@kahledblackman318 Ashli did not put her hands on anyone. The person that shot her is guilty of murder!

[@BigChunk4530]

So was the bullet 😂😂😂😂

[@prestonlard7687]

@@gary8653 are you for real because if you are I hope you are next for the Grimm reaper

[@JD-jz5gu]

@@gary8653 😬😬😬😬

[@alley3162]

Judge comments were spot on. It's nice to see a judge telling it like it is. Rest in peace 🙏🙏🙏🙏. God bless his dad for not wanting him to be a officer. He's trigger happy and was waiting for his chance to use his gun. Sad that someone lost there life over a parking spot 🙏🙏🙏. By the look on the family members face , the guy in the plaid shirt, I knew he would get it in jail, since they couldn't get him . My heart breaks for the family 🙏🙏🙏

[@MrCaptainTea]

I'm so glad this judge isn't an idiot. So refreshing to see that he actually understand the situation completely.

[@JTScott1988]

Most judges do. Just moat of.them are KKK and so they simply dont care.

[@chainreaction1703]

I wonder what Mr. Drejka would have done if he walked out that that store and a black man is all up in his wife's face arguing about parking?

[@karenbartlett1307]

Exactly.

[@pascal590]

Jimmy Jones yeah he would have shot him duh dumb question 🤣🤣🤣

[@ademonsoul2536]

If the aggressor in the video did not assault a senior citizen he would be alive right now

[@allymaree8812]

@@ademonsoul2536 @Ademon Soul What senior citizen?

[@Coolagreen16]

shoot him? Pretty obvious.

[@miketabb2071]

I didn't notice that he parked illegally to argue about them parking illegally

[@Acecool]

It looked like he was in the lines.

[@jordanlong836]

He thought he was above the law.. i think at that point as soon as he put his car in park he was in full on wannabe cop mode.

[@scottn322]

It's like he doesn't even see the victim or the victim's family as human. He was so cold, and heartless. Easy to be the big man when you have a gun in your hands.

[@NLC519]

There are dozens of cases every year where the attacker is black. Not a shred of coverage and a fraction of the penalty

[@marlowstanfield6815]

@@NLC519 how is that relevant to this case?

[@dianafreeman419]

He died defending his family, he's the victim. The impact statements cut to the core. I just wanted to hug Brittany. This was murder plain and simple. That poor little boy saw his dad collapse, and die!

[@rat2244]

@sticks andDynamite Very true. However, Drejka confronted a family and then overreacted to a physical confrontation. He took the initial risk AND shot at someone when they were retreating. The shove itself was unnecessary however it is way more justified than the actions Drejka took.

[@SumAnonymousAcapella]

@@rat2244 you wana know something.... Its funny no one seems to realize, imagine your wife being pregnant and sick and you are working 9 to 5 taking care of your kids then you see a man screaming and threatening your pregnant wife. .... He prob didnt even know ge would push him! It seemed like a quick reaction like omg! My wife! A mans yelling at my wife! And he backed away and was killed. Nobody needs to die protecting their family. He didnt throw a huge punch or kick... He simply pushed him. He wanted to use his gun badly....so he saw a black guy and did it. Like he said in the deposition " I didnt know anything about him i just saw he was a black guy". He actually said that.

[@worsethanjoerogan8061]

Defending his family from what? Mean words? Lesson here is don't needlessly escalate conflicts with strangers. You never know who is crazy enough to take it too far.

[@krillwright]

@@worsethanjoerogan8061 to your credit, your self-conclusive comment is right, one never knows. However Dean, you are not taking into account the proceedings prior to what occurred. You are only making yourself look insensitive in your privileged position commenting on this video and speaking with snide words. No one is impressed by your puffed up chest. Nobody will vote up your comment.

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

What’s to say but YES!!!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤️❤️❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@mariaarroyo3880]

You are SIMPLY THE BEST JUDGE BULONE! Thank you.

[@boutiquediaries9683]

No wonder why his dad told him he'll break his arm if he became a police officer😳.

[@robertortiz8540]

Probably because his father knew that his son Michael Drejka doesn't have the mind set he'll get in trouble as a police officer.

[@fjjchj9074]

What a wise old man

[@mikemurphy5898]

@@robertortiz8540 or gotten his ass whipped

[@blkeclipsel2400]

Its a damn shame he didn't inherit some of his father's good sense.

[@stephenwest6738]

I will never understand how someone can intentionally kill another person and not get life without parole.

[@exextrovert]

That judge saw the every part of the situation for exactly what it was. And as a father, I mostly identify with the father and I know that he meant every word that he said to the defendant….

[@patrices.1341]

Wish TRAYVON MARTIN had this kind of JUSTICE 😳

[@BCTTV_DTJ]

Yeah. The only reason there was justice here is because of the video tape. No video of Markeis backing up and this POS would've walked.

[@downfromthereeefters]

Interesting you mention Trayvon.. In some ways these cases are quite similar. Both victims acted somewhat violently toward the shooters, both cases involved men who felt so small and insignificant that they had to try to be vigilantes in their local area and carry guns to feel big. I wish Trayvon’s killer got a harsher sentence as well.

[@Chief2Moon]

John C Two jerkoffs with gun permits feeling justified to play cop. Zimmerman&Drejka are both the type of gung-ho wannabe "enforcers" that give gun owners a bad name & betray the lessons of every legitimate CCW course.

[@dannyflores6858]

Trayvon was a thug

[@dannyflores6858]

@@downfromthereeefters violence begets violence.

[@TheUpwardbound1]

Welcome to your new life Billy badass parking sticker police

[@Alphakobra24]

TheUpwardbound1 ahahahaa good one🤟

[@innerlightfilms]

You're of piece of shit. Just so you know.

[@innerlightfilms]

@Dino Buckhoy your grammar sucks. Come back and talk to me when you learn some.

[@innerlightfilms]

@Dino Buckhoy lmao, you think because you're black you can't be racist? Wow, you're a special kind of stupid.

[@innerlightfilms]

@Carbon 6 dont assault people like an ignorant fuck and you'll be okay. I refuse to live in your worldview where fellow citizens don't stand up for what's right and simply call the cops to solve every problem. If more people spoke up, these low lives would get a clue and maybe start acting civilized.

[@bri.makuahine]

I really appreciated what the prosecutor had to say. It seemed very sincere and heartfelt. I live in Hillsborough County, one county to the east of where this case took place, and I remember exactly when this happened. I believed that the defendant was in the wrong from the very beginning. I actually worked with a woman who would "police/monitor" 2 handicap parking spaces that were right in front of the store where we worked. I would get so upset with her because you just never know how people are going to react to being confronted and reprimanded by some random stranger not minding their own business! When this happened, I brought it up and begged her to stop, if for no other reason than she was putting my own safety at risk because of the close proximity. I am a gun owner, but I am *very much* in favor of stricter gun laws and I believe that the judge and jury made the right decision in this case. I hope and pray that this family experiences peace that passes all understanding. 🙏💔🙏

[@djea3589]

Your attitude is a huge part of the problem. The fact that someone is so self centered and self absorbed that they believe they have the right to violate the law and then be upset with a citizen that asks them not to. This is part of the problem with cosset and especially those under 35 years old today. Self absorbed and self centered and self aggrandizing. IF there was a problem then the police should have been using the CTV to send $200 citations to each violator. As many cops and pass that corner per day they could receive about 4 to 8 times their salary even today just from citing that one parking space. Now for my take. I watched every video many times. I noted that the wife or gf exited the vehicle and confronted the defendant the moment she saw her "man" exit the store. She escalated this, and as you can see from the video Drejka had actually walked back away from her. If you look closely she got in is face the moment she knew her man was there, in order to conflagration the problem itself. Her escalation made her man react in extreme physical violence. The blindside hit of Drejka lifted him into the air and threw him almost 14 feet. Had he been a police officer this would have certainly been a good shoot, period. Had I been the Sheriff, she would have been arrested as well. She committed a crime (unlawful parking which is an infraction) however that infraction and her escalation lead to the violence which lead to the death. She is the actual culpable party. The problem is that today she is feeling vindicated by the action of society to ignore her action and her reaction and her escalation.

[@Springfeeeel3]

In his mind he’s an old west cowboy that just stood up for himself 🤠

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

I live in Oklahoma where actual cowboys carry guns but I’ve never heard of one incident where somebody shot a person. He acts more like a wannabe cop

[@Backyard-yz3mf]

@@amazingsupergirl7125 there's no such thing as cowboys anymore, only people that play dress up.

[@User0000000000000004]

@@Backyard-yz3mf You obviously have never heard of Australia or cattle stations.

[@Backyard-yz3mf]

@@User0000000000000004 hi Marty how are ya lol

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

That what I was thinking! I30 or so years ago, this kind of incident was routine in the old west days and nobody said anything. His behaviour was like something straight out of a cowboy film.

[@toddschultz7477]

Once You Pull That Trigger, You Can Never Ever Take It Back... Think Before You Act. Mind Your Own Business, Never Give A Statement To The Police Without An Attorney Present .

[@robertortiz8540]

Todd Schultz: Michael Drejka thought in his mind that he was back in the1950's in Money, Mississippi the good oh boys system he absolutely thought that he was going to beat all the charges an that he was going to be a freeman. The reason why the jury made an example of and found him guilty of manslaughter is because when McGlockton pushed Drejka to the ground then Dreka pointed his weapon at McGlockton that's when McGlockton started to back away so the courts feel the since McGlockton started to back away that Michael Drejka was not justified in using deadly force and Drejka has a history of paper trail with the Police Department the courts feel that Drejka raises a red flag and that he shows a pattern of bad behavior. Michael Drejka was properly trained in the CCW class in the use of a weapon for his defense and for the defense of others Drejka was not trained to intervene in situations out in the streets like a cop or to approach people in parking lots to enforce State laws. By the courts finding Michael Drejka guilty they are sending a strong message to all conceal carry holders in Florida that they don't want armed citizens playing cop out in the streets because the courts are not going to tolerated anymore. While Michael Drejka is serving time in State Prison the other prisoners will definitely teach Drejka on how to mind his own business.

[@innerlightfilms]

@@robertortiz8540 So in America we're supposed to turn a blind eye to people we see breaking a law and not confront them? We should just call the police and hope they get there in time to stop the crime? All the man did was say something, using words. He has the freedom to do that without a threat of violence, you fucking idiot.

[@robertortiz8540]

@James Edward Sterling, Florida law does NOT allow Markeis McGlockton to assault Michael Drejka he should of had never put his hands on Drejka especially if you don't know if that person is armed or NOT and it was only a verbal argument noting physical. However the courts and the legislators don't want you as a private citizens to confront nobody unless the threat is coming towards you. If you carry a concealed weapon, don't go around picking arguments. Always think several steps ahead, and remember that a confrontation which leads to you having to pull your weapon is a bad one. All CCW instructors teach their students that if you see a suspicious or criminal activity, whenever possible, be a good witness, dial 911, and give a good description to law enforcement DO NOT intervene in situations out in the streets because as an armed citizen your NOT shield by any civil liability and you don't have the same immunity as a sworn police officer. As armed citizens, you are only trained in the use of a weapon for your defense and for the defense of others you are NOT trained to be stalking inside a parking lot to catch people parked in a Handicap spot so that you can approach people to enforce State laws they don't want you to do that at all. Remember Michael Drejka has a history of paper trail with the Police Department and the jury looks at this as a pattern of bad behavior so Mr. James Edward Sterling don't get mad at me I'm not the one that found Drejka guilty it was the jury that found Drejka guilty so Drejka made his own bed now he has to lay in it and he's responsible for his own actions it is what it is bud get over it.

[@innerlightfilms]

@@robertortiz8540 I reject that analysis. In America you have the freedom of speech. Telling someone your opinion of what they're doing can be recieved differently by everyone so you never know who will react negatively. That shouldn't deter people from speaking their minds. Regardless if they're armed or not, which I believe everyone should be, because it's the only way you can defend yourself reasonably. Its reasonable based on statistics that ONE punch has the ability to end your life, or knock you unconscious to where you're left defenseless from let's say, getting your head stomped in. So its always reasonable to defend yourself from an attacker using deadly force. Unless you continue to follow someone and harass them, you should have the freedom to say what you want. Telling people they can't speak their minds to other individuals who are breaking a law is retarded and that's not a world I wish to live in. So I'm going to keep trying to change minds because that makes zero sense to me. I refuse to keep living in this twilight zone without a debate.

[@innerlightfilms]

@Dino Buckhoy you're the racist dipshit, you're just too fucking ignorant to notice.

[@ulisesantonio8764]

Should of just called the cops so they would be ticketed for parking in a handicapped parking

[@ichoozjc]

@Paula Smithlol no space bar buddy?

[@classicwhitebread]

@Paula Smith how intoxicated were ya there when ya typed that

[@Drozzzable]

Or he could have just left it alone like 99.99999% of the world would have done.

[@pbarker9984]

OR ....... He also had the option to mind his own freakin business!

[@verabolton]

She was not parking there. She never left the car, they were just stopping there for temprary. If anyone, he was parking illegally.

[@derp195]

"This was an isolated incident... in the sense that it was completely isolated from the 4 other times he was reported to have pulled his gun out on people."

[@philindeblanc]

Wow, this guys later interview showed him crying to see his girls...I thought it was his DAUGHTERS, and its his pets?!!!! Wow, this guy has a VERY SKEWED sense of reality!!!

[@gfx2943]

Exactly the kind of anti-social trait I would expect from this person. The reason he loves dogs/pets more than people is because those creatures submit to him with full control.

[@philindeblanc]

@@gfx2943 On point!!! I noticed others in life...Those that love pets, they love them more than people. I dont understand where this comes from? I know certain people can be horrible for XYZ reason. It is rare that its from genes, maybe defects, but often it is from parental issues or neglect or abuse. That is the problem. Stop trying to work 50+ hours and spend time with your children FFSake (thats for futures sake).!! :-) Stop feeding into media expectations and commercialization of things.

[@legendtoni1094]

oke but u arm chair experts need to calm down. Pets can be considerd family to some people and they can be missed.

[@catmoore2443]

@@legendtoni1094 Ok but you killed someone and thats your worry wow 👏.

[@legendtoni1094]

@@catmoore2443 doesn't change his feelings towards his pets does it?

[@Esuper1]

Angry fool just looking to pick a fight anywhere. Gonna have his pick of fights in the joint now.

[@ReadTheShrill]

No, the angry fool is dead.

[@walzy8130]

@@ReadTheShrill what?🤣

[@deereal985]

@@ReadTheShrill aw you got bullied growing up like him huh

[@zealanddublin9047]

@@ReadTheShrill No the angry fool is in prison for at least another 19 years being somebody's little bitch.

[@SovereignMax]

He wont even have to pick them, the fights will pick him. Source: 3 years and 7 months served

[@kimberly25christinesmith72]

The judge mocking him is everything

[@rekunta]

Numerous lives destroyed over a handicapped spot. Human stupidity never ceases to amaze me.

[@thatonegirl4676]

Welp, he'll lose his right to own a gun legally with a felony...

[@subcool1762]

What a piece of ish! Still doesnt have any remorse . Talking about he misses his dogs!

[@xixxxxix5084]

Those are his kids so yeah

[@tylerdrainville1136]

Xixx Xxix LOL

[@blkeclipsel2400]

@Charles Lee Ray actually he was employed. He worked nights and spent the day with his children. You people will find anything to discredit the victim. If's he's employed - you say he isn't. If you know he's employed you'll mock what he legally does for a living. If he is a father present in his kids life - you'll say he isn't the biological father . You're obviously biased to value a dog over the life of a human being. By the way we all know thug is your new way of saying nigger.

[@Thinks-First]

He can't be remorseful for shooting the person who was trying to take his life. But he DID express remorse for the loss of human life in the police interview. Why don't you learn the facts before commenting?!

[@StofStuiver]

Thats normal behavior Einstein.

[@donesy125]

1:10:35 he’s thinking “what’s 20 years minus 92 days?” 🤔 lol

[@mihaucka4087]

Peace of cake, just a bit over 7k days

[@markarthur1083]

@@mihaucka4087 you can use a calculator well done

[@mihaucka4087]

@@markarthur1083 don't need one 😉

[@Emir69er]

Miha Učka Wow dude 365x20-92 Why dont u work for nasa already

[@mihaucka4087]

@@Emir69er maybe I do 😉

[@CeAnnaKae]

The judge calling him a "wanna be" truly warmed my heart.

[@verabolton]

His facial expressions are way too familiar to me ... unfortunately... An autonomous aggressor with total lack of sympathy and mercy, full of self-importance. "I am right - everyone around me is wrong, I know it better, I have no idea what their problem is, I've done nothing wrong, they're all stupid ... " His stare at the judge is chilling, psychopaths look like this with no blink or need of looking elsewhere occasionally. During the initial interrogation he proved himself rather thick and he dug his own grave. Then he cares nothing about the verdict and almost falls asleep. What a moron.

[@nlee4724]

Vera Bolton Yeah he’s dreaming of all his future boyfriends where he’s going.

[@Fee212]

It's looking very much as if you are racist..... Typical of the great unwashed and very poorly educated.

[@Fee212]

Vera Bolton Very well said.... Bravo!

[@Thinks-First]

Your first two paragraphs apply perfectly to Mcglockton just prior to his unprovoked attack on Drejka.

[@verabolton]

Aaron Dukes is a type of person who thinks he can insult others, but when he is challenged, will get upset. Truly fascinating.

[@Dudeitsnickk]

I love this judge “Wannabe police officer” 😂😂

[@sarahgraves6759]

lol I just wanna say I love your username. For some reason it made me laugh. 😂

[@Dudeitsnickk]

@@sarahgraves6759 lolol thank you!! 😂

[@gfx2943]

NAILED IT, JUDGE!

[@andydavies6656]

Typical wander can't fighting using his hands so he used a gun.previously he pulled gun on a woman with kids.what kind of man does that?not once does he say he sorry for taking a man's life

[@ek2137]

Loved the summary from the judge. He hit all the important points of the case.

[@wynton921]

Hahaha. 20 year sentence and he has to pay court fees to hold his own trial! Damn!

[@User0000000000000004]

That's with parole so, 10? 9? Good thing he's white and knows how to kiss a cop's ass. Let's not pretend that if the situation were reversed, if the black guy shot the white guy, the black guy wouldn't be accused of being a remorseless monster and given life without parole. Justice my ass. This guy should be locked up until he's dead because it's CLEAR he will never modify his behavior. If the piss and vinegar hasn't run out of you by your 40s, it never will. He'll kill again if given the chance.