Hannah Payne Breaks Down in Tears as She Hears Verdict Being Read in Deadly Citizen’s Arrest Trial

[@Lisaburner67]

This man should never lost his life! Jury got this 100% right

[@abigailh7715]

Wrong. Terrible inustice to her. Luckily she'll win on appeal. Watch

[@davidward8892]

​@@abigailh7715😆. She will lose clown 😆

[@dawndewitt1856]

​@@abigailh7715You don't count as Hat!!😂😂

[@IditaBugger]

@@abigailh7715 Wrong

[@Da_Real_Ak]

​@abigailh7715 I believe you're just a troll. But please explain

[@cynthiadecker6080]

She's crying for herself not for the man she killed

[@adrianblade5015]

Most definitely

[@patriciawilson155]

​@Deathtothebidenregime Jury said otherwise. 😭

[@abebuckingham8198]

She said the only regret she had was that she "tried to do the right thing." She really said that on on the stand in front of God and everyone.

[@333-u9o]

She never shead a tear for her Kenneth Herrings death. Nor did she ever show any sign of compassion towards his family. I'm thinking she might have killed before and never got caught.

[@Merrick980]

Right! Cry me river 😭

[@kenn1936]

This is what happens when you interfere with something that you should leave the police to deal with!! She was warned 4 times not to chase this guy (by 911 operator) she claimed she was just following to get the licence place number - yet you see photo of her Jeep pulled in front - across the other car, to stop him fleeing. Don't bring a gun to a fight that isn't even yours!!

[@JM-jr1sb]

⁠@@themonalisa5614 it’s not the guns fault. It’s the individual and the court system prevailed.

[@grafenr.3405]

Exactly correct

[@JM-jr1sb]

@@grafenr.3405 how about them Cowboys!

[@jesusdaughter4299]

the "get out the car mutthafukka" testimony SEALED HER FATE!! SHE WAS THERE FOR ALL THE HATRED AND SMOKE. LIFE!

[@darlene7585]

Miss ATTITUDE, Miss BULLY, look at her FACE 😡💞

[@shakialovesells]

You cannot chase down someone and then say you feared for your life! MAKE IT MAKE SENSE! Nothing will bring the gentleman back but im glad about this verdict

[@hebrewyisraeliteyahawadahite]

*guilty*

[@dzimujikambarage9784]

If she didn't have a gun she definitely would not have followed him.

[@justanotherguy469]

Ahmaud Arbury. RIP. 😢

[@johnnyhughes5534]

She was her own lunch mob

[@mom2babygkaterad946]

@@johnnyhughes5534😂😅 I needed that…

[@claymac7895]

This was road rage murder. Plain and simple. Even calling it a “citizens arrest” is incredibly insulting to the victims family. That’s not what this was at all.

[@asyablake]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@MyBrutalBEEF]

Oh shut up claymac!

[@cynthiaconnors183]

He didn't do anything to Hannah that would envoke road rage. This was not road rage.

[@MindlessVIRUS143]

@@cynthiaconnors183not road rage but definitely some type of rage! There was no need to follow him and attack him

[@nachgeben]

They're not calling it that, it was the platformed by the defense as that, and it's easy shorthand for people following the case.

[@Tallie90]

She really thought she was going home, good for the jurors they did the right thing. ❤

[@incognito96]

She is going home, just a different address.

[@phillipdemry9346]

She is going home

[@AtworldNet-vx8tk]

Yes they did call out the corrective verdict for Hanna payne 🥺

[@YahuahElohim]

@@phillipdemry9346new home

[@mom2babygkaterad946]

@@incognito96🏆 😂😂

[@jeremyjtaylor83]

You wasn’t crying whenever you told that man “now you need an ambulance “. So heartless. I’m glad Justice was served!!

[@aaronallgood4625]

did she really say that

[@Ladysugarshaft]

@@aaronallgood4625yes

[@kendalgreene8688]

@@aaronallgood4625yep

[@forestxander]

@@aaronallgood4625 Yes, yes she did.

[@DBZluvz]

wait! she said that after she shot him? if so, that's disgusting.

[@RevLeigh55]

People need to be held accountable when they brandish a gun irresponsibly. And no one is permitted to engage in vigilante “justice.”

[@peterdavis8471]

Some folks have to learn the hard way sometimes so sad 🙏🙏🙏

[@timcastle1844]

It never ceases to amaze me how murderers, when they attend court, wear their crucifix for all to see. Their hypocrisy knows no bounds!

[@janetbarnes280]

Wretched woman pretending she honors Jesus.

[@charles2675]

She not a murder

[@SparkllebbySHINE]

@@charles2675SHE IS

[@Supastackman]

@@charles2675what? Check your grammar!

[@theravenpoet]

​@@charles2675sounds like you didn't get a good education 😮

[@ButterbeanTheCat]

Once again, no one deserves to die over a small accident. This man was 62 years old and still had plenty of life left in him!

[@TheGosgosh]

@@felix-ve8jkthe fugg is wrong with you?

[@freyamccauley]

And you know this how?

[@MarquishaFreeman6043]

@@freyamccauleyGrow tf up

[@vinnieduke8356]

​@@freyamccauleyyour a clown 🤡

[@Rooski245]

@@freyamccauleybecause he was alive before he got shot dips**t

[@pfeenxh]

Imagine ruining your entire life because you believed you were special. Murders on tv are easy on the eyes but in real life you pay instead of getting paid.

[@pierrefab7185]

Whoaaa

[@minoozolala]

"easy on the eyes" means attractive. I doubt that's what you mean.

[@PatrickStar19872]

Ok thanks for that Clint Eastwood.

[@5thdimension625]

Yes, she’s a complete narcissist thinking she could take the law into her own hands when police were already involved. Insane

[@lbrcnation3546]

I love how you put the last part and you’re absolutely right about

[@cherriwelty842]

This is literally the most classiest judge I have ever seen !!

[@Milburt]

You see a B woman acting W and you’re in awe. It’s natural.

[@WAffingFartz]

Acting as the W women who's on trial for murdering a blk man?

[@noahzero9380]

@@Milburtwhat 😂

[@lfranklinlewis8897]

The judge is so pretty and I LOVE her accent!!

[@BecksssChannel]

@@Milburtimagine responding to a compliment like this lol you have issues 😅

[@carlrosa1130]

Seriously...Hannah Payne ...what did you expect? Vindication, approval and applause?

[@hennesseyme9112]

Yes, she did.

[@BlacKingAlive]

Exactly 🎯

[@BosMass617]

ABSOLUTELY

[@maryrodgers7898]

Yah she wanted applause for getting rid of someone she thought less than.

[@maryrodgers7898]

@@ISs-ps2nx 🤣🤣🤣

[@Pav9001]

These types of cases always bring this saying to my head: "You are always one decision away from living a completely different life" one decision and you are in prison for the rest of your life

[@KaraLynnJack]

Amen 😢

[@Nicki-hy5qd]

true.

[@thatgirlkells5505]

So True. Just a waste of life. Rip to the gentleman who was murdered for no reason.

[@LosAngelesLaura]

This is the scariest thing!

[@stephaniecook9825]

All she had to was get the license plate number that's. What a good citizen would have done

[@bellagrace9812]

So refreshing to see a judge with class and poise who handles her courtroom with respect and dignity.

[@marcusbrent7810]

I know right.

[@classaction3314]

This judge is everything. She’s so proper and respectful. All judges need to take notes from her.

[@TiggersTuna]

I would have liked to see her stop the attorneys on both sides from making faces during trial

[@chanel2018-k3z]

I agree. Not that it matters, but I love her hair.

[@saraht0nin]

💖😍😍😍🌻

[@videoettaceo8900]

Polling the jury was a brutal move. Everyone got to hear GUILTY 12 more times.

[@333-u9o]

Not ever has she shed a single tear for the death of Kenneth Herring. How on earth could she think she was in the right? I simply can't wrap my head around this. You can't just kill a defenseless man sitting in his car who in no way was a threat to you. It's more than clear that this is murder.

[@AboveAvgMan]

Did you get a good look at her family ?

[@franksplain4994]

MaGat entitlement

[@Zia01023]

Justice was served. RIP Kenneth Herring

[@carolynm9638]

I know it’s probably the best outcome we could’ve hoped for but I find it hard to say justice is served when a man is in a box in the ground and she’s off to prison feeling a little sorry for herself. Never should have happened. 😣 Justice never feels served when an innocent person has been murdered.

[@kimdavis3259]

Yes it was! 👏🏾 My heart goes out the the gentleman’s family. May he RIP! 🥺

[@shawnjarman9860]

@@carolynm9638think it was meant that the person that senselessly ended a life, got what she deserved, giving the family Justice, many times, people are giving very light sentences, and that’s just as injustice as the loss of life

[@alphaomega8373]

With that name, I know he enjoyed fishing, RIP sir.

[@arness2426]

Now may she rot in prison and think of what she done for the rest of her miserable life

[@mavaddat]

No matter how well-polished her story was, none of the witnesses substantially corroborated her fanciful version of the events (where her victim "attacked" her after she cornered him). It was painfully obvious given the recordings that she was angry at this man for not stopping and angry that he did not get out of the car as she commanded (as if she had any authority to do so). That alone is the real reason she shot him and the jury saw through her tears.

[@Beastmode73060]

Exactly and any other time if you lie in court it* further proves culpability.

[@washedinhisblood.3906]

​@@Beastmode73060What a sweet judge❤

[@acc4465]

Our legal system demands a person have a perfect story - if your story isn’t perfect - they will convict on the part that isn’t - you can’t have a story with holes - you can’t pick apart a story then say it was too polished - it’s one or the other.

[@bendikkirkbakk1833]

How many years do she get you think?

[@feija0zinh0]

He story was not polished lol

[@charllerogers7068]

I love this for her . Because she not sorry at all and never apologized

[@hennesseyme9112]

For her to apologize is to admit guilt.

[@charllerogers7068]

@@hennesseyme9112 she really testified like she was right

[@ReeReeAquaruis]

@@hennesseyme9112 not true she could apologize that it happened even if it was an accident no regard for human life

[@hennesseyme9112]

@@ReeReeAquaruis When a person says sorry, what are they saying sorry for? She would never or she would have to admit her guilt. Even if she said sorry, people would not believe her anyway. There was one thing her mother said that made me see she's not sorry. She said because of what happened she doesn't want to help anyone again. Who did she help?

[@ReeReeAquaruis]

@@hennesseyme9112 not true

[@carlosdeno]

I honestly can’t possibly imagine spending the rest of your life in prison because you couldn’t mind your own business. I’m certain she will mind her own business in prison. There was only one outcome, her behavior was reckless, selfish and very, very foolish. Tears for herself and not for the poor man she executed through her unhinged rage. RIP💜🇬🇧

[@truthhurtsohwell05]

She could have reposted what she say and left. Sounds like she got it all wrong. He wasn’t drunk

[@Xoaa95]

@@truthhurtsohwell05she did report it and was talking to 911 who talk to her to back off. Look for there video and you will see it.

[@timgallagher9229]

Why with respect, foolish. You called her reckless and selfish without respect....lol Just saying what sounds like the right phrasing for the situation huh. Placement was a little off........with respect

[@biketothetop]

She was convicted of murder, not "not minding her own business"... a big difference.

[@adrian-gr8hg]

Well said mate.

[@clarke.kent66]

Not a single juror bought into her testimony. All that time on the stand yet everyone saw through her. Justice, was served

[@MadScientist267]

Indeed. So proud of her.

[@fredmills6438]

the fact she didn't listen when she was told not to pursue, sealed her faith.

[@ivnarc6430]

Fate

[@edcevanNY]

​@ivnarc6430 wow a minor spelling error you are so smart

[@ZeitGeist_TV]

Zimmerman was told not to pursue and he stalked, fought and killed Treyvon and he got off with stand your ground.

[@christophercouch7116]

Exactly

[@Ask_Me-er7ge]

She thought she would get off like Zimmerman whe he was told to not follow or engage with Trayvon Martin before he started an altercation and killed the minor.

[@dinotoebean]

Hearing the whole jury say “Yes ma’am” is the most satisfying thing. Absolutely delusional that she thought she could get away with it. R.I.P Kenneth Herring, your justice has been served 🤍

[@christinamichelleee]

Should really be “yes your honor” but I totally agree with you.

[@TheCRYSTALLURE]

@@christinamichelleeeto be fair they’re in Georgia. Southern states vocabulary typically follows how they talk. So saying “ma’am” is just a thing they say. It is their form of respect. On the west coast we would most likely hear “yes your honor”. And to be fair I think that’s the least of our worries here. A murderer got what she deserves/ed!

[@edythejones9861]

9th​@@TheCRYSTALLURE

[@TheCRYSTALLURE]

@@edythejones9861 huh? 9th? I don’t understand

[@youtubeillegallydeletesacc1525]

I really thought she would, honestly. I was ready to act irrationally in public.

[@ztkrx]

she actually thought she had a chance of a not guilty verdict?!. this girl is completely delusional if she thought she had a chance, you can’t just run someone down and basically execute them in broad daylight and expect not to go to prison for an awful long time.

[@tamikamoore9534]

She thought privileged would save her.....she murdered this man in cold blood with no remorse

[@truthmatters6831]

People with guns think it's for protection but many think it's their 2nd A. right to use it unnecessarily . Even if he grabbed it out of fear , and it fired , she never should've displayed it !

[@Sethmotley]

She wanted to be the new Zimmerman

[@jalennelson6008]

She even tried to cover it up by changing her clothes.

[@N11-xr9pi1]

Yep but you never know. We've seen crazy outcomes for verdicts, so no telling.

[@leannajones4255]

This judge seems extremely sweet.

[@arniceousmaximus2183]

I thought so too.

[@tbolton6156]

Just like you!

[@doctors8966]

​@@tbolton6156you don't even know her 😂

[@misssagittarius297]

@traybern😩🤣💀

[@tbolton6156]

@doctors8966 Yeah, but I know the song " me and Mrs. Jones!" 🤩

[@yayathough]

At 8:36, I’m pretty sure she whispered to her attorney “do I have to go to jail now?”, right before we hear the handcuffs dangling. Yes, Hannah, you do. Justice served.

[@ABrooksCupid]

She conveniently stopped “crying” to ask that, too. 😂🤣 Crocodile tears.

[@bigbadbruins1]

She did say that. I bet I rewound the video 10x.

[@vinnieduke8356]

😂😂😂 she thought she was going be able to go home wrong!!!

[@defiantking7777]

Bro. That’s insane she had zero idea! Like she truly believed she was gonna walk out the courtroom after being found guilty on all counts against her. That showed me how truly delusional she is!

[@crimeandcrafting]

I think you’re right 😂

[@jimbojet8728]

She didn’t break down at all, she just became very sorry for herself, realising at the end that all her lies had been seen through, by an awful lot of people. She was not the only person to know of her guilt anymore. She was no longer important, she was nothing but a found guilty murderer! The rest of her life, would be spent as such. Good luck to her.

[@anthonyrispin9778]

Justice has been seen and done. RIP to the gentleman, and condolences to his family.

[@amut6647]

Justice yes but I wouldn't refer to someone who does a hit and run as a gentleman either

[@spcfl1461]

@@amut6647Dude was 60+ and having a medical emergency

[@hyper_fyx]

@@amut6647 you are being replaced! 😂

[@zacharylynn1427]

@@hyper_fyx replaced by lessers...

[@veronicamatchett8227]

I only have one comment to make, never having seen the case until this video -- I have heartache for her Mother, the woman is broken.

[@memorandom7484]

People being held accountable for their actions - you love to see it.

[@acc4465]

Loving to see someone going to prison says you are a sociopath. There are a lot like you - you aren’t alone.

[@virusdetected6395]

@@acc4465 I'm loving it like tomorrow doesn't exist. f$ck around and find it.

[@americantrucker2452]

​@acc4465 so people shouldn't be held accountable??

[@thebighousencaaattendancer478]

​@acc4465 Guess I'm a sociopath, because I jumped for joy when the jury found that murdering Karen GUILTY!

[@solomoon3083]

Very MUCH! I don’t care who you are - you do something like this - you must KNOW that it was not RIGHT!

[@lordcron]

She's not crying that she murdered a man, she's upset she has to pay a price for it.... I feel no pity for her....

[@LLK7962]

👏🏽👏🏽

[@mel...s]

Duh. She just learned HER FATE. why would she cry for him in this moment?

[@KNByam]

She thought she was going home after killing a man that did nothing to her?

[@hunna5849]

Not surprising actually

[@chefgwendolyn]

Exactly

[@DeoxysDNA]

Just shows how convincing she thought her story was.

[@jaclynmailloux4028]

Here is why I think most of us are outraged about this case: this smug, brute of a woman has absolutely no remorse for what she has done. She has not one care in the world for the fact that she took this man’s life and not only that, but to this day feels that it was somehow justified! I usually don’t feel a sense of triumph when someone else is sobbing ~ but in this case I just couldn’t help myself. Because she is simply a nasty creature. Every time I saw her face she had a scowl on it. Those arms folded in defiance as the prosecutor simply spelled out the actions she took that led to the death of an innocent man. Then goes on to try and disparage him, a man who is gone from this earth forever bc of her and cannot speak for himself. I didn’t think there would be any trouble with the jury making the right decision, bc I think it was a no-brainer. The only person who doesn’t understand how very horrific this woman’s actions were, was herself. Again, nasty, cold and brutish. Bye ~ have fun in prison you weirdo!

[@GrowingwithAnastasia]

Just have to reply to your comment to say 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@susanharrison4841]

Exactly

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

So well said.

[@peterswanfeldt2868]

Wow! You were emotionally attached to this one. Thanks for caring.

[@acediamond7524]

Well said, I completely agree!

[@shirleysmith8108]

She expected to go free and she's crying because she believed she did nothing wrong? She chased down Mr. Herring and killed him. The jury did the right thing, and she could have done things differently and this man should still be alive. Justice has been done!!

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

I have to say that this judge is amazing. Her conduct during the trial is exemplary. The nation really needs thousands of judges like her!

[@britturk123]

A very classy Judge

[@VeraxMusic]

What happened to that original judge?

[@SongSingsSoprano]

​@@VeraxMusic his cat was sick, so he had to take it to the vet.

[@lisasmith1627]

@@SongSingsSoprano LOL!

[@ia354]

MAY THIS SERVE AS A WARNING TO ALL THE OTHER KARENS OF THE WORLD

[@susieque5030]

Moral of the story: Never Take The Law In Your Own Hands!

[@gjh9299]

stricter open carry laws she didnt need a gun in her car

[@NoNonsense-h5v]

The police told her to stop I don't understand what was going through this ladies head. This is why I like when I analyze a person in their behaviors after the fact we'll probably know years done the line why she did this

[@JimmyStruthers1000]

Dont carry guns.. 70% of people in prison are there because of a gun

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

Okay, if I ever witness a crime, I'll do nothing. Even if someone is hurt. I mean, it's not my business, right?

[@raydog1111]

@@Bubba__Sawyer 100% correct. Do nothing! Because like Hannah, you're likely to misperceive the situation and your role in it. The result will be ruined lives, including your own.

[@plworld5315]

What a classy judge who runs a dignified courtroom. Very refreshing.

[@crisleroi299]

She has a soothing voice. She should do audio books.

[@piscesbeam3622]

Yesss. Loved her energy.

[@skachor]

"Jewel" absolutely

[@plworld5315]

@@skachor Judge Jewel is a jewel! Lmao

[@youtubeillegallydeletesacc1525]

She should've given her life without parole.

[@_DREBBEL_]

Lessons learned during this trial. 1) Mind your own business. 2) Never brandish a firearm unless you’re going to use it, meaning your life is in immediate danger. 3) Call the police if you are not one.

[@Arnold-l1k]

Let the cops handle situations like this If a dispatcher tells you not to do something do not do it! Never do something without thinking about the consequences first

[@_DREBBEL_]

@@Arnold-l1kYeah very true. The dispatcher literally said do not follow him. Almost like she knew how things could go.

[@toflyaway1]

Also, get a better lawyer. He was awful!!!!!!

[@lauraweiss7875]

⁠@@toflyaway1he was awful and annoying, but her case was gonna be a loser regardless of what any attorney could say. Her best bet was to plead guilty, show remorse and beg the family and court for mercy.

[@terrelle5087]

Well, her lawyer gave her a free appeal.

[@Agos-p1f]

Did she really think she was going back home? Lady, you just killed somebody and you don't think you're going to jail?

[@plworld5315]

I was thinking the same, this should have been plead out

[@lataundriahunt9325]

It’s crazy but she did and I’m pretty sure she think she was justified is killing this man

[@prometheus23c]

Is it wrong to say this is the most adorable judge I've ever seen? I really like her loving and protective grandma vibes.

[@perfectionnotallowed6093]

Agreed. She’s very poised.

[@gingerwoo5589]

Too soft...ugh

[@chillmurray7529]

Good call, I missed that in all of this but she IS adorable and I would watch her show.

[@JusTheKing.]

Yep, love her voice and Jamaican accent too.

[@ShabbyChicBoho]

Agree.

[@thegodparticle8328]

This is what delusional privilidge does to you. No way anyone in their right mind would have put themselves in this situation unless they think they were better than the person and had the authority to do such a cruel act...

[@FIRSTHANDINFO-e1p]

EXACTLY AND AMEN!!

[@mikejohnson9960]

Women are being steered wrong in this country. Feminism has gone too far.

[@orlandovega6958]

Unless you have a badge, then you really immune

[@classaction3314]

Exactly

[@nataliabaez6818]

Exactly! What got into her that she approved a strange man car ? How about if the man inside the car was on drugs and had a gun. But noooo miss power ranger had a gun and felt invincible. What a waste of life’s on both sides.

[@dezthepleb]

This judge is stylish, super fair and clear, and I LOVE how she speaks.

[@kimcrews1721]

A class act

[@LosAngelesLaura]

Classy…. Just so polished

[@rileysamuel4360]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@baddabing-badaboom]

She sounds like one of the 1960s beauties. Stunning!

[@Darkguiver]

Caribbean Mon!

[@McRib_is_Bck]

That look on her face after she heard that first guilty is so refreshing 😎

[@peterdavis8471]

If it was a 1950 courtroom she would have been walking free

[@Trobtwillis]

​@@peterdavis8471 Sad, but true. 🙁

[@fredvaladez3542]

For the average person, it is a traumatic experience to take another person's life, even in self defense. Hannah, on the other hand is completely emotionless after killing a person for no reason.

[@heidihunny4890]

She said " now he needs a paramedic" I think it's safe to say she lacks what we would dream reasonable and "normal" response.....I'm no dr but that seems awfully personality disorder-ish. I believe she also said I'm fine but he ain't which is equally as chilling

[@sweettalkermwah]

I think that’s what sealed her fate. She never seemed to understand that but for her actions, the man wouldn’t have died that day.

[@irie256]

​@@heidihunny4890Dunno what her life was like before this malice felony murder, but she's unrealistic, self-righteous and cold as the tundra in Alaska...😅 One less sociopath running around in Society😮

[@Kimmy234L]

Yep, a Coldhearted Killer.

[@beautifulwreck7296]

@@heidihunny4890 yes you are right she did say that...she is just cold!

[@TheLadydiva30]

I am so happy she was found guilty on all counts R.I.P Mr. Herring.

[@Amburrrr23]

I love how the one eye witness who took the video showed up to court every day. He wanted justice for the innocent victim he witnessed get shot. I couldn't imagine 💔 RIP, Mr. HERRING AND GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY!

[@heidihunny4890]

He testified that he is the son of a LEO and when he found out that the victim was also, he said he knew he needed to see this through (I believe those were the words he used but that's the jist of it)

[@Amburrrr23]

@heidihunny4890 I didn't hear that because I wasn't able to hear his entire testimony but that's amazing ❤️

[@yolandagibson8154]

Her long prison stint is going to teach so many Wh. ppl across America to mind their own business.

[@dirtymikentheboys5817]

I mean he was drunk, and a poor driver.

[@jwdathefax377]

@@dirtymikentheboys5817Why do people like you, in situations like this keep pointing out the flaws of the victim like whatever their flaws are means that they deserve death? If you think his poor driving means that it’s ok for someone to murder him then you’re a psychopath. Thanks for sharing that with us ya weirdo.😂

[@AGdawn]

Look at her sitting there glaring at the jurors. She doesn't think she did anything wrong.

[@reginapatrick8515]

They never do!!

[@alzinifelshoni2602]

What is going on with our justice system lately? It’s been drawing the correct conclusions and finding criminals such as Hannah Payne guilty!

[@cjking4511]

Society is getting more intelligent. Society is who is on these juries

[@azsportsguy25]

We still got a long way to go

[@rziadeh]

Only the high profile cases that get a lot of attention beforehand.

[@jixjones6256]

Okay I love you. 😂

[@irie256]

So far Justice System has upgraded in morals and duty seeing Right from Wrong😅

[@williamjktkd]

when a jury arrives with a quick verdict 80% chance you're F...

[@hennesseyme9112]

LOL, that is so true. I told my friend the same thing. He went to court on a Thursday, testified in his own defense and never saw his home again. He will die in prison.

[@LostHope84]

Yep. Ask Charlie Adelson 😂

[@HapticFrequencies]

Yup...

[@hughjazz227]

Yep. Ask Darrell Brooks 🤣 Took the jury longer to get their Starbucks orders than to arrive at a guilty verdict lol

[@hedonist2104]

@@hennesseyme9112he probably won’t. He will likely be transported to a hospital and die there

[@tyronebrooks9503]

This is what happens when you pretend to be someone your not. This was the police job. Thanks Jury and my condolences to his family.

[@Aging_Casually_Late_Gamer]

Police are not reliable.

[@lilphilosophy481]

we gotta take actions into our own hands

[@doobiedave9686]

​@@lilphilosophy481take action that you ARE NOT legally allowed to do and you will pay the same price as this beeotch is going to pay.

[@alexanderthegreat5649]

​@lilphilosophy481 And end up just like her? Go ahead bud.

[@tomcollins5112]

In some places the police aren't doing their jobs. Look at California. It's become a deadly state to live in.

[@muggy1834]

The voices of the jury members tell me all I need to know. So proud 🎉❤

[@sexkitten2785]

Yesssss exactly

[@justinmoody9164]

Am I the only one who loves this Judge? She just exhibits so much class. Kind of gives me early Law and Order vibes lol

[@MrMakemusicmike]

As soon as I heard the sound of the video, I knew she is a sweet heart.

[@kokainejane773]

Yes!! Early law and order vibes for sure! I'd like to see more of her serving justice.

[@KosmikGawdess]

And shes beautiful

[@wally2786]

She’s adorable!!!!

[@michaells1207]

She has a Caribbean type accent Perhaps Jamaican roots

[@ladykimberly4384]

I personally witnessed a car wreck that catapulted a car across 3 lanes and left the victim's car upright against a tree. I made eye contact with the victim and saw she was ok. People on that side of the highway went to see about her so I felt it was necessary to follow the other driver. The person who caused the wreck kept driving. I got his license plate number and drove closer to him to see if he was alright because I had to be sure he wasn't having a seizure or medical problem. When he said he was ok, I told him what he had done. He was visibly drunk and proceeded to drive away. I went home called the police. They got him told me he was still drunk when they came and told me the young lady was ok.

[@davidhoward4715]

Your reactions explain why you are not going to prison for life while this creature is.

[@beaulieuc8910]

Great

[@jackflash8218]

He hit a car so hard that it got catapulted across the highway... but he was still able to drive??? What the f*ck was he driving, a tank?! 😆😆

[@Warchild0311]

@@jackflash8218 Prius

[@doralevitt2879]

God bless you!!

[@RumbleGuts]

She shed NO TEARS. Lock her up and throw away the key. RIP Kenneth Herring, prayers for your family.

[@tmcurly]

Tears or not Guilty = 🚮

[@teeeej7551]

I didn't see any tears either!

[@carolynm9638]

She shed quite a few at the end there. Shame they were only for herself.

[@kenkingdagreat901]

She tried her best to cry but the evil in her wouldn’t let the tears fall

[@sahpire75]

This has to be the most eloquent judge I’ve ever seen

[@ClaraSheard-yc8ij]

So soft spoken

[@heatherbukowski2102]

yes her voice and accent >>>>

[@nesekitty9703]

REAL Tears ONLY at "The Verdict" for HERSELF! ... JUSTICE IS SERVED!!! I screamed outloud "YES!!" Outstanding prosecutor,much respect to her and the judge...oh and ty jurors and witness testimomials. Rest In Peace Mr Herring 🙏♥☮🕊🌹condolences to his family 🙏❤

[@nella515]

That was my reaction too! It’s 3am in the UK and I’m up feeding my newborn. I almost woke up the whole house! I was so nervous she would be found not guilty. Justice is served!!

[@valeriarobinson1893]

@@nella515congratulations on your bundle!

[@nella515]

@@valeriarobinson1893thank you so much! 😊

[@abebuckingham8198]

@@nella515 Congratulations on your little ball of joy. 😊

[@GraceLee-mt3eh]

Amen!

[@demimorest963]

No tears for the death of a man, the loss for a family, the pain of a community But shed tears because of the justice that was ordered and served served.

[@TheSoftLifeDiaries]

Truly amazed justice was actually served but thank goodness for the jury getting this absolutely right.

[@ruth9123]

Glory to God, goodness has no power when it comes to this type of scenario!

[@sj-du2yo]

Don't be so sure, the sentence hasn't been handed down yet and we are talking about Southern Georgia, I know, I live here.

[@TheSoftLifeDiaries]

@@sj-du2yo that’s true she could definitely still get a light sentence which would be some real typical BS

[@betterwithwinebetterwithwi2359]

Let’s see if they let her out early??…

[@theTrend7]

Yeah,I honestly thought she might get off

[@R3altalkmyboi]

Justice is served and that’s all I care about. Rest in peace sir.

[@hannahrose266]

Don't know how i missed this trial but I must say, from the few minutes ive seen, this judge is clearly a class act

[@Dzod509]

What did we learn today class? “Minding your business cost you absolutely nothing!”

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

Yeah, I guess we should all just turn a blind eye to the bad things people do around us.... Great attitude.

[@aphreyst4551]

​@@Bubba__Sawyernews flash, there's a LOT of options between "turning a blind eye" to crime and deciding that when someone commits a crime you have the right to shoot them when they're not currently a threat to anyone. Had HE been about to harm others, she would've been justified. But he was just sitting there and she wanted him to follow her commands. There was no reason to SHOOT him. Even if she just followed him and gave police updates but stayed in her car she wouldn't be convicted right now.

[@ronniemead805]

@@aphreyst4551 that get out of the f.....car sealed her fate. she had no right to demand he get out of his car. what a nut.

[@jaydaba]

I wasnt expecting them to find her guilty on every single count but felt the jury got it right. She got on the stand and showed no remorse and blamed everyone the dispatch, the state officer the victim her taking the stand did her a disservice. She showed no compassion, remorse or accountability but felt justified to take someones life over what would have been a misdemeanor in Georgia.

[@Buffalo_Soulja]

They did find her guilty on all counts

[@TheRolenFamily]

@@Buffalo_Souljayeah that’s what the comment you replied to said…. “I wasn’t expecting them to find her guilty on every single count”

[@trackstarlexi]

@@Buffalo_Souljadelete this sis it’s embarrassing

[@kqualls76]

The fact that she thought she was going to get off is beyond me

[@Thinkingman878]

YT privilege fail. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂

[@33ladyRAM]

This judge is very thorough. I love how she explained to the jury their rights!

[@elizabethrenee1283]

I love it when the jury gets the verdict right. Now judge, please throw her under the jail.

[@MadScientist267]

You meant "honor with a monument", right?

[@youtubeillegallydeletesacc1525]

She didn't. 😒

[@beautifulllb9493]

Seeing her mother crumbling behind her at that age is heart wrenching. Why would she put her parents through that?! I’m glad justice was served.

[@jonp9919]

She probably learned that "privilege" from her mother

[@kwakena]

Ha! She should be crying; it’s partially her fault! 😳 She raised a selfish, entitled little brat that turned into a deranged, trigger-happy lunatic murderer! The jury did their job; had she done hers, they probably wouldn’t have had to. Ijs

[@briaspleasures]

They raised her thinking she has privilege! Yes it very sad. The victims family is in pain as well!

[@HNiCDuke]

She wouldn't of never done something so inhumane if she was taught right. She probably got it from her parents

[@kevwhit7058]

Because she was a delusional liar, her own family will be without her for any more holidays....just like the victim's family has to endure. She should've never pretended to be a cop that day!💯🤬🤡

[@m.muaslis6902]

She should had listened to the 911 dispatcher not to pursued. If she had listened, none of this would have happened.

[@BosMass617]

The first time she really cried. Tears and all. Even shaking. Poling the jury must’ve felt like an extra kick in the gut. All those “Yes Ma'ms”. That was her last bit of hope. She was watching the jury praying to hear one “No Ma’m".

[@tmcurly]

She cried when they played the 911 call

[@tmcurly]

You mean she cries for herself??

[@acc4465]

I love when people decide they know someone is a bad person - someone they don’t know at all - based solely on looks - so they don’t have to feel any guilt when that person is destroyed. I bet you do this everyday.

[@toddsputnik8265]

I love when people defend the actions of privileged interlopers - someone that they think is totally entitled to interject themselves into situations better handled by paid police - so they don't have to feel any guilt when that person is adjudicated in a Court of law. I bet that you have too much time on your hands.

[@BosMass617]

@@tmcurly That wasn’t crying. Croc tears

[@rememberme3852]

Lovely to see justice being served. RIP Mr Herring.

[@bonniecreighton4163]

THANK YOU TO THIS JURY FOR YOUR RIGHTEOUS JUDGEMENT IN THIS CASE !!!

[@3amDayDreamer]

Imagine if she would’ve listened to the 911 dispatcher. Some people don’t know how to mind their own business.

[@NotYourBizz]

Jury got it right ! May Kenneth Rest in peace .

[@acc4465]

He’s still drunk - he’s resting still drunk.

[@FPChris]

@@acc4465 He'd still be breathing

[@DaVinciSketch]

⁠​⁠@@acc4465that’s why the tox screen showed no alcohol or drugs. Right?? Lol

[@yourman8579]

@@acc4465 You're still bitter - alive and bitter! The agony! 🤣🤣🤣

[@onceagain6184]

​@@acc4465 She is going to get the Chauvin treatment in prison

[@truthfullyme7416]

Jury got it right! Justice served.

[@chuck4714]

Depends on the sentence

[@christinametal1071]

I think malice murder has a minimum of life

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

This wasn't malice murder, it was manslaughter. The gun went off in the struggle.

[@dimechick]

@@Bubba__SawyerDid you watch the trial? Or the sentencing? She was found guilty of malice murder not manslaughter 🙄

[@Diametricallyopposed00]

This judge is so soft spoken 🪶 ☁️

[@sabrinathompson4678]

This judge has such a kind and sincere voice, love her. Justice served.

[@Ms.Prairie]

Seriously! She should voice act when she retires, to read sleepytime books. 😂 I would listen to her read any day.

[@hilaryc3203]

@@Ms.Prairie Voice act? LOL I doubt she'll sign up for a ticket to lalaland.

[@myview5840]

She may speak softly, but her wrath will keep lucifer from misbehaving.

[@gillobrown]

Very calm and precise, love her

[@RStevenPage]

I'm just glad the judge didn't hug her. You know how overly-forgiving we are.

[@mercurry718]

Lol..I shouldn't have laughed... you're referring to Amber Guyger..

[@Retro_Mere]

She involved herself in a situation that led her to unleash her personal vindictive action. The one thing she did not do is “mind her own business”. Well deserved by the jury.

[@NoNonsense-h5v]

Well Said. Like it was so unnecessary that's what I don't get.

[@incognito96]

Something she will learn while incarcerated.

[@MadScientist267]

​@@NoNonsense-h5vWhen people get tired of the justice system failing, this is what happens.

[@ronaldcoates7228]

Bravo 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 to the Judge and Jury , great job and a great day for Justice ! 💯

[@jillionairess]

I feel no pity for her whatsoever.

[@RedIce989]

I feel the same way...She has no feelings except for herself

[@jayasmiah6617]

Yes me to

[@iketurner8212]

There's nothing to feel pity for, she had no pity on him and still don't. She didn't even act remorseful. Her sense of entitlement is peak.

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

She was only trying to do the right thing. She never would've had a reason to give chase if he didn't flee the scene.

[@toreyabron2533]

She gets no pity from this way

[@mauriciodupuy408]

The judge tone of voice and way to speak, will go perfectly for reading a night story before going to sleep..!....LOL...

[@allisongoettsch7212]

This whole case is just sad. A man was unjustly murdered by a woman who couldn’t just let it go and in turn just threw her life away. The best thing that she could’ve and should’ve done is to get a license plate and/or vehicle description and then LET THE POLICE HANDLE IT!!! The victim would still be alive and she would still have her freedom. I pray that this case will serve as an example of what NOT to do. My thoughts, prayers, and condolences go to the victim’s family and friends as they mourn his passing. 🙏🏻

[@Manmade532]

👏👏👏 you spoke like a law abiding citizen.

[@sarawashington5485]

WELL SAID👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@opo3628]

Indeed. Call 911, report the man's plates to the police, write up a witness statement, and if summoned to do so, testify in court -- and then her role as a citizen bystander in the situation is officially over. She had absolutely no legal right to brandish a firearm and role play a police officer with a license to kill.

[@katsaavedra5944]

She murdered my dads uncle. We all got justice today. Rest in heaven Angel ❤️

[@misssagittarius297]

I Am Sorry This Happened Sending Love To Your Whole Family 🙏🏾🙌🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@annacarter4879]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@esteele2049]

I’m so sorry. This should never have happened to your family. May he rest in peace.

[@tpervin53]

I'm so sorry Condolences to you and your family🙏🏽 She deserved the guilty verdict! She took an innocent life! God bless you

[@Fjk2134]

❤❤

[@tayyh1a336]

Thank god! I can’t believe she went and did all of this and really thought she was doing the right thing

[@abebuckingham8198]

Even after four years to review the evidence, including the video evidence of her shooting him, she said her only regret was that she "tried to do the right thing." She really said that on the stand in front of God and everyone. She's a danger to the public.

[@rustybeachwood4613]

Hannah is never wrong!!!

[@AmyKristine]

Hannah's remorse was ONLY for Hannah

[@mandyjackson4575]

Let this be an important lesson to all of us : Don't road rage on the elderly ,that's just wicked

[@HappyGrouch]

*I bet all those looks and laughing the defense and that MURDERER were doing at that table while the state was presenting, played a part in that decision. They treated this trial like an annoyance. Never showed any remorse. Entitlement and arrogance Smh*

[@donmoore7785]

Same as in the Charlie Adelson trial. He and his attorney yucked it up the entire trial. They were not smiling today at his sentencing to LWOP.

[@PopularNerd]

Wow!! So true!!! For some strange reason They thought this was in the bag smh

[@tishawhite6926]

I noticed the defense attorney’s demeanor, too. Unprofessional.

[@HappyGrouch]

@@tishawhite6926 The defense was she chased him down, he attacked her from in his car, then shot himself…. There would be no snarky looks or giggles from me or my client lol it would be tears and concern.

[@ronniemead805]

very bad lawyer; any good lawyer would have advised her to look penitent and take responsibility and apologize to the family for murdering their loved one.

[@goldie7656]

When u lived ur life never being told "No" or " Mind ur business" this is what happens. She had no reasons to do what she did. The jury def got this one right

[@mnirwin5112]

On what planet would her actions have been acceptable?? She's just a private citizen who's watched too many Rambo movies.

[@labitcoineragt3596]

Literally… what was she expecting? Why does she cry? She didn’t have a drop of feeling when she killed that man.

[@maryrodgers7898]

Crying for herself and her lousy choices

[@acc4465]

You don’t know her - you don’t know what she is thinking - you’ve decided she doesn’t deserve empathy - I’m guessing because you don’t think she’s attractive.

[@matthewhaywood7815]

I guessing she crying because she just realized there a good chance she going to die in jail. I be crying to. The verdict was right though

[@Longhairprettytoes]

She thought they would send her home

[@lmn1966]

Crocodile tears

[@brianberan37]

Thanks jurors! Well done 👏

[@jaanamakipaa4399]

I want this judge to read me bedtime stories for the rest of my life.

[@ingridphillip5367]

Where’s she from?

[@chadnation1893]

@@ingridphillip5367Jamaica originally

[@katieshort8162]

I want to wake up to her saying good morning with a smile (and cup of coffee, because she cares). Truly, such a caring and lovely demeanor - unparalleled.

[@macio413]

😂😂😂 I was thinking the same thing

[@greeneyedsoutherngirl6468]

My boyfriend and his mother are from Belize. I just love their accents :) When I stay at her home, I have her read to me. She’s an absolute doll and I love her :)

[@reniqharris]

I kno she gon tell her self everyday in prison, "I shouldve just minded my business" ...smh

[@kluv7139]

This judge is classy

[@Spoiled365]

Very❤

[@developertips2607]

She's originally from Mandeville, Jamaica. That's why she's got a British type accent

[@20thcenturyspirit]

& sexii

[@hilaryc3203]

@@developertips2607 She does NOT have a British "type" accent; not at all. She just articulates her words more which demonstrates she included oration training in her education.

[@mfalmekali]

​@@hilaryc3203dude, she has a Caribbean accent.

[@successfulMillennial]

What an amazingly eloquent judge...... so poised and respectful with such a pleasant voice

[@mystockroom]

What person of sound mind would chase and cut off another driver to only confront them with a gun. They had his license plate number. They had his photo and description. He would eventually be located. It was senseless to do what she did. Especially when 911 operator repeatedly told her "do not chase him"...Now she's been given a life sentence.

[@tonyhervey4803]

I got the answer to that question! Someone who thought her privilege would save her.

[@theTrend7]

Absolutely ZERO reason!

[@KayciazWorld]

​@@tonyhervey4803Yep. And whoever taught her this, has massively failed her smh

[@Roobadoon]

Girl dressed up like she’s from midsommar thinking she was going to get away with chasing someone and gunning them down claiming self defence 😂

[@LucyLu8787]

Kenneth family has been crying for about 5 year's. Her tears don't affect anyone who believes in justice 💯

[@smooth7607]

Man she stopped crying really quick. There was no tears she knows what she’s doing and what she did..

[@CandiceMichelle4]

I love this judge’s demeanor

[@AEMoreira81]

Hannah Payne was not even part of the original crash. That's the mind boggling part.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

Uber-Karen

[@CatFluff-pm6qr]

This is the problem with Americans, if this happened here in the UK she would've had argument and that's that, what a 19 yr old got a gun on her hip anyway? BECAUSE YOU'RE GUN TOTING NUTTERS!!! ( my opinion)

[@InspireFreedomForever]

She wanted to be a hero