If Jesse Pinkman Was Charged For His Crimes

[@AJ_CAVIL]

Dude really went from 6 months probation, petty drug crime imprisonment to 9 life 400+years after meeting Walter White and some people think Jesse was the bad influence to Walter 😂

[@sarahbarnes9648]

I'm not a Walt defender but technically Walt would get no jail time before he met Jesse

[@superduy975]

@@sarahbarnes9648yea but walt actively seek out jessie and were the mastermind behind most of their crime so

[@Icetea-2000]

Oh yes because he totally didn’t do it voluntarily too. I swear to god people are so desperate to point out "walters manipulation" that they completely remove Jesses agency like he’s actually retarded

[@Icetea-2000]

⁠@@superduy975??? He simply knew how to cook the best meth, jesse was the guy with the street knowledge. "Most" of their crime is definitely exaggerated, watch the show, jesse is entirely responsible for himself and I hate breaking bad fans acting like he isn’t, treating him like an autistic child evilly manipulated by the puppetmaster walt. Such a gross mischaracterization

[@uno9915]

he was a bad influence tho

[@Youragent3428]

Saul Goodman could probably reduce this to a probation and a 10 dollar fine

[@KraidTheSpacePirate]

That does sound like the type of thing Kevin Costner would do

[@AdrianRodriguez-fw7yf]

with good behavior who knows

[@hotcoffeemaker914]

@@AdrianRodriguez-fw7yf:(

[@professormetal4411]

​@@KraidTheSpacePirateDo you mean Bob Odenkirk?

[@andrek_m]

​@@professormetal4411nah

[@interstellar6983]

You really hit Jesse with Tax evasion 😂

[@Mattbuddy0947]

True but Jimmy is right🤣

[@simonnachreiner8380]

“If they can get Al Capone, they can get you”

[@TiredoftheBs-t7v]

@@simonnachreiner8380 thats all I was thinking when I saw this comment.

[@PaperGuy_]

I get that reference

[@theplayer7127]

Yea lol, fellow gd player

[@HeisenbergFam]

If Jesse is in legal trouble, he better call Saul, he is a good man, best lawyer you could ask for

[@General_C]

Who else but Heisenberg to suggest this?

[@Bell-rf2kk]

Jimmy goodman

[@PowerKnowing]

Why do I see you everywhere?

[@taylorwalterdice6114]

Makes sense that you'd be here of course

[@yvesheinrich5013]

@@Bell-rf2kk Better call McGill.

[@HSCrimson]

All charges should have been done under new mexico's law code, but several of these were done under other state laws, such as the mutilation of a corpse being done under Wisconsin state statutes

[@coreythepeanut]

I second this, they also brought up charges that weren’t brought up against Walter, such as Tax Evasion.

[@HSCrimson]

Also, jesse doesn't purchase a firearm in a sketchy way because drug addicts are banned from purchasing firearms, he does it so its not traceable back to him if he uses it in a crime.

[@Kingharlaus410]

@@coreythepeanutwalter didnt commit tax evasion

[@Ty-yt3lj]

@@coreythepeanut Walter never evaded taxes. He laundered his money through Skyler and paid them.

[@ocifer]

He did commit tax evasion. You’re forgetting about the part of the show where he quite literally had too much money to launder so he buried it without declaring it. Around $80 million i believe.

[@koelee]

IRS: "Look, we're not upset about where the money came from, we're just upset that you didn't give us our cut."

[@Touhouuu]

Those 3 breaking and entering charges, the 2 trespassing charges, and the 2 illegal border crossing charges truly put the "Breaking" in Breaking Bad

[@SavageP.9000]

I like how some of the charges are the same ones that are given to Walter White because he was either involved with it or is with him.

[@volnartheunforgiving3952]

That's how the law works yeah

[@GerhardTreibheit]

"I like how " Sometimes I think people like you are bots

[@SavageP.9000]

@@GerhardTreibheit Yeah sometimes people just like to type stuff like that.

[@GourmetJobSim]

@@GerhardTreibheitPeopke expressing liking something is not bot like.

[@magnify4720]

@@GourmetJobSim it sure as hell is when it is done this way

[@Trident_Gaming03]

You forgot to include the property damage to Clovis's gate Jesse didn't technically "steal" the RV back from him, since everything was most like off the books, but he definitely did crash through and break that fence

[@nao__channel]

also damaged the porta potty as well. if you wanted to be really anal (no pun intended) about it you could probably slap on some biohazard related charges on top of that seeing as he got the shit juice all over the property.

[@prestonhal]

There is no way that the second degree murder and grand theft auto in the finale of Breaking Bad would be seen as anything except self defense. Jesse was kidnapped and falsely imprisoned by those men.

[@simpled5755]

That's why it's secondary and not first. It'd be self defense if Todd attacked him first. Which in this instance Todd didn't, just killed him while Todd had his back turned As for grand theft auto, imprisoned or not, it still doesn't justify him stealing a vehicle

[@Aramanela]

Yeah, if it was another country maybe it would be murder but in freedom land🇺🇸🦅🦅🏈 it's 100% self-defence.

[@prestonhal]

@@simpled5755 You really think any prosecutor would charge a kidnapping victim for murdering one of the kidnappers and stealing his car to flee the location he was imprisoned in? Let alone a jury convicting on those grounds?

[@prestonhal]

@@Aramanela I feel bad for your country if kidnappers have more legal rights than their victims.

[@PlanetXtreme]

That's why the video is titled *"if* he was charged with his crimes..."

[@omiedahomie1284]

Wow, even with all of those crimes, Jesse’s fines are still less then Lalo’s bail

[@themachine9366]

That’s actually part of Breaking Bad which is completely wrong and it is infuriating. Lalo never intended to show up in court which means he was always going to forfeit his bail. That means he could have paid a bondsman 10% of his bail or 700 000 dollars instead of the 7 million. He would have saved 6.3 million dollars. You can either pay the entire bail and show up in court, which means you get all your money back OR you can pay 10% of the bail to a bondsman.

[@dyermaker4731]

@@themachine9366someone would’ve had to pay back the bondsman eventually though yeah? And considering Jimmy/Saul was his lawyer I believe it wouldve fallen on him. Besides, what bondsman would take that kind of risk

[@d0rryx274]

I feel like him Murdering Todd would be justifiable since he was kidnapped and tortured by him and the only way to actually escape from him would be by murdering him.

[@freshrimp9013]

He could probably argue that in court, but also it wasn't completely self defense, Todd wasn't a threat at the time, he attacked first, and killed Todd rather than just restraining him. Self defense only allows you the right to stop the threat, not kill the threat. Was it justified? Definitely, Todd has murder 3 innocent people we see, the kid, Brock's mom, and his House keeper. And he's a dick.

[@spaceace4387]

Todd wasn’t threatening him at the time.

[@d0rryx274]

@@spaceace4387 but it wasn’t like Todd would’ve let him go. Plus Jessie couldn’t have escape since he was still chained up and I believe you are allowed to kill your own kidnapper since that would be classified as self defense

[@spaceace4387]

@@d0rryx274 If Jesse tried to escape and Todd tried to stop him then you’d have a point but that’s not what happened, Todd was posing no threat at the time. Jesse woudl have gone to jail for murder, although by that point he was already looking at multiple life sentences thanks to his own decisions and actions.

[@d0rryx274]

@@spaceace4387 so what should've jesse done then? Just sit there and not do anything?

[@johnturner7952]

0:26 This show takes place in New Mexico.

[@laksio227]

I'd be interested in seeing something like "what if Azula was charged for her crimes", which I realize is a bit tricky since... well she's royalty, and her actions were committed during a war, so I'm not sure how you would charge her with anything there. Actually now that I'm writing this I realize it's impossible to charge her 'cause she can just plead insane lmao. I suppose maybe Ozai is a more realistic case? I don't know how that would work either tho.

[@agelessorca]

I agree. That would be interesting.

[@propagandamachine1960]

Maybe using principles similar to the Nuremberg trials? The Allies put the Nazi leadership on trial despite most of their actions technically being legal according to the laws of the Third Reich.

[@theshadowsagas3617]

Which country's laws would you even use for that?

[@JakubWojciechowski933]

It's very tricky as everything both did was legal at the time of doing. Also, Azula only went insane late into the show

[@Onaterdem]

Dai Li too please.

[@Unknownmonkey13]

Without being familiar with US law, couldn't it be argued that Gale's murder be reduced in charge or something, due to the fact that he did it explicitly to end a VERY credible threat to another person's life?

[@Karifi]

Doubt. They should called the cops.

[@sagesarrazine6270]

For a threat to be very credible in court, the alleged threatening party must have explicitly said something to the effect of "I will harm you under certain conditions." Nobody ever said Walt would die if Gale continued to cook, he only assumed it albeit with sound reasoning. It would be an impossible assumption to prove though, doubly so without implicating himself in the operation

[@Unknownmonkey13]

@@sagesarrazine6270 I mean, Mike did point a gun at Walt, and the only reason he didn't pull the trigger was because Walt said Gale's life was in danger

[@Jartran72]

Not under law. If he was in the same room an could have shot Mike, that would go as self defense or saving someone from an aggressor. But you can't just go commiting murders so that others are not murdered. SAme as how killing Krazy 8 is never self defense since he could not have escaped that basement. Walt should have called the police and there would be no potential for violence from Krazy 8 then. Only if he let him go and he would have attacked him with the Shard (deadly weapon), only at thta point it would be self defense again.

[@freshrimp9013]

As far as I know, no. Being under duress can get you out of a few crimes, but murder is absolutely not one of them.

[@jessenunez7205]

I think him killing Todd was definitely self defense. Todd was one of the guys holding him captive even if he does have somewhat of a childish mind

[@turmzfo]

I know, that it's a lot of work, but you could really boost the quality of these videoes by making a plus-indictor, everytime you give the character a new sentence. E.g. When it goes from 1 year to 4 years, you could show "+3 years" under the total amount for a couple of seconds, and animate the "+3 years" upwards, and change the total amount accordingly. The progression would be easier to follow. Great content. Keep 'em coming.

[@rageus4731]

You should do Saul Goodman next, and if you feel like you shouldn’t because he got a sentence at the end of the Better Call Saul, just imagine if your video was the courts throwing the book at him. Also you can charge him for all the crimes that he got away with and didn’t get charged for.

[@Wolfheart-5262]

I don’t think I have ever seen a list of crimes this long with a sentence this light

[@kannonspendstoomuchtime4597]

Phenomenonal video mate! Glad to see these videos popping off again!

[@MrRonald327]

He has it coming. Do what if Omni-Man was charged for his crimes.

[@Onaterdem]

No wait until S2

[@Angry_Peanut_52]

​@@OnaterdemI don't think he'll be appearing a whole lot in season 2

[@Friendly_Neighborhood_Edgelord]

​@@Angry_Peanut_52I think he will, you'll see why if they go the way I think they will

[@taotaoliu2229]

Do “If Henry Stickmin Was Charged For His Crimes”. You should make “Completing The Mission” a separate video.

[@Onaterdem]

AHAHAHA that would be amazing

[@Nikola_M]

Yes. Perhaps add all the ones that end in failure inside brackets

[@matthewcrispinwordofGod]

I've played those games so many times. It would be hilarious to see all his crimes put into a video whether they end in failure or success. 😂😂

[@Aplays996]

It would make sence 😂

[@luciehaberzettlova7240]

Games game 1 breaking the bank game 2 escaping the prison game 3 stealing the Diamond game 4 inflatin the airship game 5 Flelling the complext game completing the mission

[@averywho6430]

Even the Joker knows not to mess with the IRS

[@MorganDoIIar]

Didn’t know jessie was 6’8 based on the thumbnail

[@pqnda9976]

🤓 ☝️ Uhm actually its around 6’10

[@11D7-n8d]

Came to the video only for this comment and am clicking off now cuz idc i already know all his crimes 😂

[@OBSVFULC]

I can't help but notice that Walt's crimes from a previous video were a little bit more lenient, at least with the first 10 offences, but then again, i remembered that for the entire series, it was Jesse who took the chances and put his life on the limb for the protection of others. He risked way more than Walt, so now, this is understandable. Jesse's my favorite character btw

[@Matthew_Klepadlo]

Kinda shows why El Camino is just a nice romantic dream that tears off moral baggage. Realistically, Jesse does deserve to be punished for all the horrible things he’s done, beyond just the Nazis’ torture.

[@BthIX]

Nope. In the very first episode Walter coerces him into working with him. He says he'll turn Jesse in if he doesn't help him with the meth business. Everything else he does that's violent is for self-preservation

[@Tubbs42069]

@@BthIX thats how i saw jesses character too he was always lost in life and walter just pointed him into anything that would help walter

[@tastychunks]

I feel like Jesse could have gotten a decent deal if he turned himself in, I personally think it would have worked way better than him taking Todd's "blood money" after refusing all of Walter's

[@skeletontamir]

​@@BthIXi agree, walt is negative influence to jesse, however sometimes fans forget that jesse wanted to willingly to continue as partners. Walt ended the blackmail after krazy 8 and emilio incident, and jesse went to his house and literally asked him(not justifying walt, just saying jesse has some blame)

[@themainpoetrychannel1640]

@@tastychunkswith no one to trial, they’ll use everything they have against him. He would’ve been fucked

[@elitely6748]

Great video again Mousait especially loved the editing in this one. Would not mind seeing more people from Avatar the last airbender being charged

[@bradleyhauertheedtruncanfa5020]

What if Audrey 2 from Little Shop of Horrors was charged for his crimes? I’ll just say that what he does in the Director’s Cut ending would give him billions of death penalties.

[@Cambo-jh6ir]

I love how when Mousait starts a video it's themed how he typically does with any villain, but in Breaking Bad characters he uses the Breaking Bad style

[@luciehaberzettlova7240]

Now we need if gus fring was charged for his crimes if mike ehraument was charged for his crimes if saul goodman was charged for his crimes and if breaking bad character who surived were charged for their crimes

[@birb7661]

You missed how he entered Mexico without going through customs!

[@Drayton226]

3:20 I always felt bad for Saul in this scene

[@azlanadil3646]

“Is prohibited by section 940.1 of the Wisconsin statues” He lives in New Mexico.

[@BigBurgerBoy557]

I had no idea Jesse Pinkman was almost 7 foot tall.

[@kpounder4908]

10:11 “All of that gives him a life sentence” *Proceeds to give 4 life sentences*

[@brendanhall5581]

Because "all of that" was four separate things, each of which gives him a life sentence

[@Herobello7141]

Lol

[@Aaa-vp6ug]

⁠@@brendanhall5581better phrased as “All of which each”

[@cristopherromeroalvidrez5966]

​@@brendanhall5581 I don't get what's the fourth thing, first is cooking meth before Gus, second is distribution on his own, and third is cooking for Gus, what's the fourth thing? Todd and his crew forced him into cooking

[@Mattbuddy0947]

Man Jesse has a lot Charges but I thought about that and for me Gale was always the saddest death for me, but he had to do it, to do it to survive and the penultimate final scene by El Camino was always epic but yeah he technically deserves the charges for that.

[@TigerChamp99]

0:20 I almost mistook you for an actual judge. You've improved a lot since the beginning of your YT channel.

[@lapizza7175]

Yeah, in his first videos, he was just throwing random sentences around without much explanation. Now it's accurate and detailed

[@Hisnitch]

4:39: As an aside, the U.S.A requires you to report all income, including income that you have illegally obtained. The IRS doesn't care, you pay taxes regardless. It's very likely that by simply just not cleaning the money and paying taxes on it, or paying taxes and being flush with money, he would get an even higher sentence of willful tax evasion. This isn't even counting whatever New Mexico's state taxes are at the time.

[@Kikerfit]

When the world needed him The most he came back with a banger

[@ogkhaosmc]

Jesse being sentenced wouldve been a tricky situation. Jesse was originally going to get off all charges for the information provided leading to the capture of walter. But since walter passed away before making it to trial, the dea needed to charge someone for the crimes, which is why they went after skylar, because she didnt know where walt was and went after jesse in el camino. However that being said, if jesse had been charged for his crimes he couldve taken it up to the supreme court, pushing the fact that he tried to leave multiple times, but was threatened, coerced, manipulated, and forced to do the things he did under duress. Likely the supreme court would resolve all charges giving him time served, probation, witness protection, and being placed on a permanent federal watchlist.

[@3dburger]

I love watching these videos imagining that he is talking in an actual court with the convicted sitting in a seat, no matter their strength, powerless to do literally anything as their sentence is racked up.

[@3dburger]

Also could you do Halo? :)

[@Jaxsen522]

If Star Wars villains were charged for their crimes 2

[@Challanger463]

We dont know how they would be charged, we dont knows laws from star wars

[@Cheeriosforlife]

Jesse went from my hero to my hero with 400 years of jail time…

[@maxhadanidea]

i like the addition of the better call saul theme whenever a crime is canceled out (i.e. self defense)

[@jairobarrera1809]

1:32 "In America it's illegal for a drug addict to purchase a firearm". That's BS.

[@realmousait]

under Federal law it's illegal for an unlawful user of or addicted to any controlled substance to purchase a firearm, look it up

[@MIRANDAGIFFORD]

​@@realmousaitwait that's a crime?

[@EellionMusic]

@@realmousaitI mean it’s a crime but they probably don’t check

[@Finershyt-Hyun]

We love theses videos keep them coming

[@digitalasp5]

10:17 machine gun go brrrt

[@GtasticVoorheesSubNow]

Thanks for coming back

[@alphastark20]

Did you leave out his murder of Hector's grandson and his participation in the firefight in Mexico not count since he was outside US jurisdiction at the time? If so, what about illegal travel to Mexico without a legal process? And what about the crimes he did with Mike? Does being an active part of a drug empire not qualify it's own life sentence? And what justice do you think could be provided for him considering all the suffering he went through while imprisoned? Would the court give him some relief for that or do all the charges still stick? Keeping that in mind it could also be classifiable that Jesse's murder of Todd was self-defense against his captor

[@freshrimp9013]

The killing of Hector's grandson could be chalked up to self defense, Jesse had no idea about the poisoning plan, and when the gun fight started, he fired in self defense while they were leaving. He illegally crossed the border, most likely. With Mike they were picking up dead drops, I have no clue what crime it would be considered, but yeah, given in BCS we people get arrested for the same thing, that is a crime also. While he was a prisoner it's likely he could avoid being charged for any meth he cooked under duress, given they murdered someone when he attempted to escape also he had reason to believe not only was his own life on the line, but innocent people as well. Todd's killing could be self defense, but it would have to be argued, self defense is tricky because they have to prove what you did was necessary, did he have to kill Todd? Todd wasn't a threat at that moment, Todd did not act aggressively towards him there, he could've restrained him or choked him enough to make him pass out without killing him. He'd have to prove 100% killing Todd was justified legally, which could be done possibly given he was a slave, or by the fact Todd might try to kill Brock.

[@alphastark20]

@@freshrimp9013 Good answer man.

[@CameronPace-rk9nk]

I love how Mousait puts all the time, effort and research into his videos. This is exactly what the community loves. I appreciate all the work he does.❤️

[@jonbourgoin182]

Better than Legal Eagle who is a total fraud

[@thederpwad8282]

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[@David280GG]

​@@thederpwad8282🤓

[@Goc4ever]

Bruh, you're the bot.

[@jasonx1174]

I love that when you have to list the charges at the end the vine boom sound effect turns into a machine gun.

[@DonaldRump.]

0:54, i just want to say that here should still be charged as a murder, if walter did not imprison him he wouldnt have had to kill him in self defense

[@JKBDTS]

Ehh, not how that works. But Jesse did tell Walt to murder Krazy-8 before the plate incident.

[@kippert8912]

6:59 I'm no expert but I'd argue that that obstruction of justice, tampering with evidence, and destruction of govt property.

[@flyingdeathcatsgo]

Why are you using Wisconsin law when this takes place in New Mexico?

[@yewjiaxiansam1962]

Regardless of what he did , Jesse is still considered as a super-villain, he has made a lot of wrong choices, to the point that most of his loves ones and friends are gone , died by his own hands or others that he befriended with. He causes trouble throughout the streets in drug addict mode and on purpose. HE even neglected to cooperate with Saul some more he assaulted him, Jesse does not even ask where he is at the end, letting Saul rot in prison for life. Finally, he is a millionaire of criminal damage in this show. Also a heavy sinner and an A Class fugitive.

[@Laissez-faire402]

And people still insist he's sympathetic and not a POS 🤷‍♂️

[@dickottel]

​@@Laissez-faire402he cared about children and actually regretted the shit he did, he killed Gale with tears in his eyes, Walter seemed more cold

[@Slapbattlesman259]

Great video!

[@xxchaosxx3076]

0:25 the crime does not occur in wisconsin so the laws there don't matter. Only the new mexico law and federal law applies.

[@Drayton226]

8:35 but the other guy killed a child and made Jesse a Slave

[@justasadmanforabanana4124]

10:18 JEEZ WTF

[@ONEPEAKFRFR]

If the strawhats where charged for their crimes

[@pelle.h1809]

If he does that it would take him a full year to just watch all of it

[@lvxlyroses]

​@@pelle.h1809well i wouldn't say it would take a year for me it took a couple months but although it would take him abt a year or more just to see all of the crimes and the video would take atleast 3 hours or more

[@lvxlyroses]

3 hours is really an under statement but yk

[@Coryuken]

I think their bounties got that covered already

[@DBT1007]

​@@pelle.h1809just watch the live action then. Season 1 already good and enough. One piece anime is trash btw. Same happen with the Manga BECAUSE OF THOSE CRINGE LAME WEIRD Oda's Humor.

[@A.R.T.3]

The ad placement on Jesse shooting Gale was so fucking good

[@theefonzoman]

New vid yessss

[@pythagabc7954]

would be nice a=if we had "if (hero) was charged for his crimes"

[@Joseph-fq9jv]

If Bill Cipher was charged for his crimes

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

"Your honour, thats a harsh sentence but have you considered the mitigating factors?" "Such as?" "*hands over a nicely carved wooden box*"

[@YakovP.Kompelyar]

Yes! New "Breaking Bad" video!

[@billross9132]

'breaking bad taking place in new mexico' this guy: uses Wisconsin laws

[@Drayton226]

5:07 I hated this scene because the other guy didn't do anything

[@MrMcChickenMan.]

He was a nice character and everything

[@sal99005]

I had no idea Jesse was 6’11” until this thumbnail

[@blueangel4]

Crazy of how Jesse has more crime charges than Walter

[@apaarshrivastava]

Because Walter made Jesse to do these things.

[@WhatssupAlly]

Jesse was the dealer

[@spaceace4387]

@@apaarshrivastava Walt didn’t make Jesse do anything. Jesse chose to be a meth dealer. He’s the cause of his own suffering.

[@AstolfoCR]

@@spaceace4387both are to blame, Walter for manipulation and death threats and Jessy for actually committing the crime. Of course some of them are not manipulation but most of them are on the finals seasons

[@spaceace4387]

@@AstolfoCR So Jesse isn't fully responsible for his actions? Jesse is a grown adult he could have quit whenever he wanted but he didn't. He made his bed and he should lie in it.

[@360twoYT]

Bro spamed the vine boom meme so hard it broke the sound barrier at 10:17

[@xavenstelmack1411]

Do if Spider verse villains were charged for their crimes.

[@Eric-1444]

What if Kratos was charged for his crimes might be a fun one. Long as hell though

[@NASCARBullHaulerFan48]

5:59 Walter White?? Is that you?😳

[@Synfang]

I think that's the fastest string of booms I've ever heard at the final totaling of the crimes in your vids.

[@dm1jd]

you forgot him stealing Sauls car, and the second guy at 9:34 should be self defence because of him reaching for his weapon to kill Jesse

[@TheQuietTimes]

1:09 that's breaking and entering AND commercial burglary.

[@eggmanrules167]

Pretty sure the two murders in el Camino wouldn’t count since they are probably self defense because they were shooting at him with intent to kill

[@nicholaswhynacht8280]

Its not self defense if you helped instigate the firefight

[@eggmanrules167]

@@nicholaswhynacht8280 well what about the second dude that guy tried to kill him even after he already one the duel fair and square

[@nicholaswhynacht8280]

@@eggmanrules167 maybe, but i feel it would be a very difficult defense to convince a jury of given the criminality of the events leading up to it.But saul could probably get it done if he wasn't in hiding.

[@vrt0racle306]

Now we need "If Mike Ehrmantraut was charged for his crimes". Including both BCS and BrBa, that might even be a heftier sentence than Walt.

[@User-mw5np]

Do If Plankton From SpongeBob Was Charged For His Crimes

[@hkayakh]

Yay! Mousait upload!!!

[@GigaHelpy6969]

I’m interested in a video where you charge Mortal Kombat villains were charged for their crimes. Scorpion has done his fair share of bad things. But Villains like Shao Kahn and Shang Tsung are on another level.

[@TheUnknownGam3r]

Additional Offenses 1:08 - Trespassing, Property Damage, and Burglary (They appear to be carrying a safe out of the building that I'd assume isn't theirs.) 1:42 - Illegal possession of a firearm 2:20 - Property Damage 7:01 - Kidnapping 9:37 - Property Damage 9:40 - Destruction of Property, Arson

[@doctornobody0]

Ok but seriously in a real life situation, if we kill the guy attacking with glass even tho he is our prisoner, will that be considered self defense?

[@nicholaswhynacht8280]

Walt would get conspiracy, first degree murder, and kidnapping. Jesse would get conspiracy, kidnapping and felony murder.

[@MewtwoPrime84]

He's Baaaaack The video i would like is: If the Terrorcons and Unicron were charged for their crimes

[@radiosavior6361]

8:55 Imagine being captive by a Gang of Neo-Nazis and after liberating you'll have your ass charged with Grand Theft Auto and Property Damage 💀💀

[@tonyraymond5738]

Suggestion: If deadpool was charged for his crimes

[@clarkejoseph49]

7:33 GRAND LARCENY!

[@AManWithAPlanJesseHanson]

nah bro this vid should be called if Saul goodman switched sides

[@clarkejoseph49]

How about, what if Johnny Knoxville and the Jackass crew were arrested for their dangerous stunts and pranks.

[@zininajid]

0:25 They are in New Mexico not Wisconsin.

[@harryoneill4802]

4:57 jessy didn't kill the two men Walter ran them over with his car

[@EellionMusic]

That’s why it says attempted

[@definitlynotyunogasai1980]

Now this, but for the Punisher...

[@PigeonFace4Life]

Dumb question: if Jesse was imprisoned for destroying two dead bodies AND is charged $50,000 but can’t pay the fine, what happens then? If he’s already in prison why would he also have to pay?

[@andrewli6606]

He wouldn’t be able to pay and that’s it.

[@MetalizedSoul]

What if Hank J Wimbledon was charged for his crimes, would be interesting to do (Madness Combat)

[@BonnieThebunny7051]

What if William Afton from FNAF was charged for his crimes?

[@Mattbuddy0947]

Fnaf 2 and Fnaf 3 from William Afton would than get a lot charges.

[@glorymemes7910]

Yes we need this

[@anotherrandomasian]

I’m pretty sure he’ll get the death sentence and alot more

[@CheeseyStuff]

YES

[@luigivoncheeseburgerjenkinsiv]

1. Abduction and first degree murder x8 (the 5 children stuffed in the animatronics in FNAF 1, Charlie, and the child in Funtime Freddy) (also unconfirmed deaths of some children in FNAF 2 that possedd the Toy animatronics) 2. Involuntay manslaughter (Elizabeth Afton) 3. Child neglect (allowed his son Michael to bully and eventually kill his little brother, and the aforementioned death of Elizabeth) 4. Construction of devices with murderous intent x4 (Funtime animatronics) *NOTE: All of Afton's actions after his death in the springlock suit were not performed by him, it was an AI named The Mimic who controls the Springtrap suit and its subsequent forms.*

[@luigivoncheeseburgerjenkinsiv]

wake up babe prosecutor mousait just posted

[@johnnycraft4583]

Can you do marvel heroes?

[@yewjiaxiansam1962]

By the way, this is a great video to start the beginining of the new month.

[@CampusSouth]

5 Years for breaking and entering seems excessive. In general, i think he always uses the maximum instead of looking at the circumstances and choosing milder sentences.