🎆 Judge Finds Holes in Defendant's Story!

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[@charlenetutt9413]

Judge Boyd is smart as a whip. She knows when someone is full of it. Defendant is in trouble. You going down.

[@donnamanitu8673]

I love it when the court officer stands behind the defendant. Judge Boyd runs a fair and balanced court and the officers pay attention. It seems that the officers know when she is going to rule that they are going to be going straight to jail.

[@imilliemedina666]

Yeah, I noticed that too. And I think the defendants do

[@Routing_for_sanity]

Since she either throws everyone in jail or gives the ridiculous time adjudicated so they go eventually im betting the officers know the routine. Fair? If you pay attention ahe gives everyone the max sentence allowed. This is why someone who never done drugs shouldn’t be a drug councelor an someone who had a great family structure shouldn’t judge others who where born addicted or had a prostitute for a mom. She gives 4yrs for 1gram non violent

[@lesliesavercool9008]

The look on his lawyer's face when he gets 10 days was priceless.😂

[@HelenByrd-yf9cf]

Defendant was equally as shocked. He sure gave his attorney the stink eye. 😂

[@OstaraDawn]

So funny how scared they look in court, but were you scared when you committed the offense??....I just picture them getting out and bragging about how they fooled the judge by looking scared and being polite!!!

[@k8mcawesome]

Sometimes I am annoyed that judge Boyd is the only judge I keep watching… and then I remember that she is AWESOME

[@artgroupie]

The second guy was shook over them 10 days 🤣🤣🤣🤣 he better be glad it wasn’t 10 years. Judge Boyd definitely gave him a wake up call.

[@veronciasworld]

You see his lawyer standing there with her mouth open 😂😂😂. They weren't ready 😳😂😂

[@Yah-Yah733]

@@veronciasworldat all 🤣🤣🤣 He was looking back like “I thought you told me she was understanding?” 🤣🤣🤣

[@MystikWizard]

Judge Boyd was not having it today. 2nd defendant and his attorney was clearly not expecting to go to jail for his probation violation and the third defendant and his attorney (along with the State) that were only asking for 2 years all rolled their eyes when she said 4 years instead of 2. Brutal day today,

[@Mybpeterson]

Three different purses, three different days. The creator just put them into one video.

[@Lwah0812]

I don’t know the story of the first case but as a former victim of child abuse I can testify that we very seldom report the abuse. My siblings and I were being physically, verbally, psychologically and sexually abused by our moms boyfriend. At one point he beat my brother so bad and threatened to kill him so he ended up running away. We think he did it to get rid of our brother so he would have easier access to us girls. When your parent allows this shit to happen to you you don’t trust other adults, you feel shame and helplessness. I hate the fact that she just dismissed his claims of abuse because he hadn’t ever reported it. She should have continued the case and had the other children questioned, I can’t say that they would have spoke up verbally but their demeanor and visual clues could have shed some light on the case.

[@angeladavis2010]

You are loved, worthy, and unique ❤️ ♥️ please share your story and know that you are not alone. Be blessed 🙌 😇 ❤

[@Lwah0812]

@@angeladavis2010 thank you, I am 50+ now so I am living my life and am very happy. I chose not to have children and didn’t get married until in late 30s but have an amazing husband and bff who have really helped my. My sister has has a much rougher life but I think she is doing good now, at least it appears that way. My brother unfortunately has passed away but was doing well after a rough start. Your comment was very much appreciated and really touched my heart. Blessings to you. ♥️🙏🏼

[@elizabeth5985]

You all are missing the point the judge made: he pointed guns at his three minor siblings and said "shut the F up or I'll shoot you." Were his young siblings beating him? Children who are abused tend to protect their siblings, not make the abuse worse!

[@YT4Me57]

The judge can only rule by the evidence in front of her. That's why school staff are designated mandatory reporters. Students display signs of abuse of all kinds (and yes, we are trained on what to look for...even subtle hints). That kid didn't out of the blue get into armed house invasions. There were signs of anger and trauma beforehand. The judge asked pertinent questions, the last of which was, "Did you report it?"

[@lubabe9969]

I love Judge Boyd, she's straight forward and I believe, more fair than a lot of them deserve. Lying right to a judge, WTH was he thinking. He looks a little stunned she had the facts.

[@mharris5047]

In Michigan we call that perjury which is a felony in and of itself. If these people lied in a criminal court here they would be going to prison for a long time. I guess Judge Boyd doesn't have that option in Bexar County, Texas.

[@lubabe9969]

@@mharris5047 it is a odd thing, I know with major cases, perjury is really hard to actually prove.

[@Alex-yj3qh]

What’s with these aholes beating up pregnant women!!!

[@Mybpeterson]

That last one especially pissed me off. All of a sudden on the day of sentencing the victim recants and says she lied, according to the guy's lawyer. That kind of thing happens a lot in cases of abuse, but this guy thinks it's good for him. I can almost guarantee he was pressuring her.

[@imilliemedina666]

I'm just here to check out Judge Boyd's designer hand bags

[@angeladavis2010]

AMEN!!!!! Those bags are fierce!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@PatrickJDoyle-bw3fu]

When the judge asks someone a question, she's looking at her monitors to see if there telling the truth.

[@Nefertiti0403]

There’s some days she’s more lenient and others not

[@Youtubeissokewl]

5 years in jail that sucks lol

[@Sara-xk1ns]

$45k bc your 17 yr old cousin robbed you and stole guns?? I get the experience is traumatic as he**. I couldn’t imagine going thru that as an adult or kid. But where do they get restitution if no money is lost? Meaning they got all the stolen items returned after the case closed so they’re not out anything monetarily. It kind of sounds like they wanted to turn the experience into a payday. It was already gross enough being children suspects, being violent towards other children relatives. It shows there are clearly issues in the family. But that doesn’t mean you get a payday. How would a 17 yr old in prison even pay it?? He would have no way. Did they expect the state to just cut a check? I’m confused on the logic of even asking for restitution let alone the high amount.

[@Inigo_The_Son]

Judge Boyd uses more acronyms than any other judge.

[@hanshans8612]

Wow 4 years instead of 2. I would have asked judge why she did not stick with plea deal. Why he got 2 more years than plea I need answers on this one.

[@radrew684]

When you come in Judge Boyd's court, you better have your stuff on point because if you don't she gonna give you a smackdown

[@masnla]

So disappointed the first young man got 5 years. He will come out a hardened criminal. 😢 If he got probation there's some chance he could turn his life around.

[@cmsxcb]

2nd defendant - Well done Judge B. Excellent wake-up call - not only for the defendant, but also for the Defence Attorney and the Prosecution. Just because you both agree to some BS extra conditions of parole don't mean the Judge has to buy into your crap. He's done one DV course and the prosecution wants him to do another because he broke a parole condition not related to his DV? "We want you to do another domestic violence course, not because you committed another DV but because you travelled out of State!" It's the BS equivalent of ordering driving lessons for a drunk driver - it doesn't address the real issue. Ten days in the slammer, on the other hand, addresses the issue of violating parole by travelling out of State absolutely perfectly. Judge B deserves all the flowers and handbags in the world. Here's some from me. 🌹👜

[@mharris5047]

He left the county but remained in the state of Texas. If he had asked his probation officer for permission to travel it would almost certainly have been granted considering the location was only 25 minutes from his house.

[@LaToyaRidesvux]

​@@mharris5047 well he didn't ask and that's why he spent those 10 days in jail. 🥴

[@debfox]

I was sexually, mentally and physically abused and told NO ONE until I was in high school. She should know that it’s not rare for a child not to tell anyone. I don’t like her take on this. If he was indeed beaten, it just furthers the narrative that people won’t believe him. We hear that enough in our childhood. She needs to become trauma informed because she obviously knows NOTHING about trauma! The same goes for DV. I DID finally report mine because he almost killed me, but even then the police were awful! If I hadn’t had bruising on my neck when he strangled me. I don’t think they would’ve taken him!

[@sCarrieCemetery]

I'm sorry that happened to you! No one should have to experience that. As for Judge Boyd, she has a very good sense of truth and dishonesty in her courtroom.. an impeccable BS detector. She used to work in family court and with CPS, so I trust her instinct. She is a huge advocate for children. There is a reason that she doesn't trust the defendant, watch her dig the story deeper and eventually apart as she gets to the truth.

[@merlynshandley6337]

All she did is make it a lot worse for the boy!

[@chriscoop6852]

A boy that had guns and threatened to shoot up a school. Forgive my lack of compassion to “the boy”.

[@DeviceAnathema]

@@chriscoop6852 They are talking about a separate subject. It's hard but try to understand that people are complicated. You can have an issue with someone's treatment and still despise something they did. No child deserves to be beaten. And yes, it DOES change your brain.

[@Lwah0812]

Yeah, she said something about no reports of the other children being abused… oftentimes one child…usually the oldest, particularly if they are male will get the brunt of it, it’s helps the abuser assert their dominance and the younger will be more likely to fall in line so it doesn’t happen to them. I can totally see the stepfather wanting him out of the house because he’d have more control of the others. It happened with my brother, our mom’s boyfriend beat him really badly and threatened to kill him, my brother ended up running away.

[@WalkingRoscoe]

Boyd is a decent enough judge. She is political and a bit aloof, at times, though.

[@blenderbanana]

Everything is political. Being leanient on dv is political.

[@texasvet2729]

10 days in jail for going 20 minutes from your house for a family function? That’s mind bogglingly excessive

[@chriscoop6852]

Could’ve been worse at 10 years for beating his wife.

[@TexasVernon]

20 minutes could have been 20 miles. He didn't just barely step over the line.

[@carolynmurray7593]

You follow the rules not only beat pregnant woman he.should.been jail😊

[@jedaholmberg3211]

So I was beating a pregnant woman

[@LaToyaRidesvux]

Would you rather be in jail? Ok, then. Follow the rules or do the 5yrs... Simple

[@OstaraDawn]

This "pregnant person" crap grinds my gears....the last time I checked, women get pregnant!!!

[@joannalamb4542]

My mother beat me since I was very young and I never told anyone, but it still happened. I was also molested as a child and never told anyone till I was an older adult. It still happened. Not reporting something does not mean it didn’t happen. To many rapes are never reported and again that does not mean it didn’t happen. One other peeve I have is a lot of times people plead guilty even though they are NOT guilty. It is not a fair system we have, but it’s all we have unless your rich. We DO have a two-tier system. The only ones that do not think that is true are the rich.

[@bradcamillo1966]

If you don’t tell it didn’t happen . Sorry . Only smart victims get justice . The dumb stay silent and take it 😂😂😂

[@billybassman21]

@@MazesSA-zz9sq He wasn't a minor at sentencing. He was being tried as an adult and took a plea deal. If he was being charged as a minor he wouldn't have been in her court. Maybe step dad was beating him for acting like a little gangster. What is the definition of being beat? This wasn't sexual abuse. He got knocked around by his step dad, no way to prove it, that is not why they are there. He committed a very serious crime, hopefully he will learn serving his time.

[@DamnSexyTrickk95]

Keep up the good work. I've been with you since the beginning. Just a different account right now lol ❤❤😂😂

[@djjones7226]

As a Survivor of a near fatal DV assault, I appreciate how seriously Judge Boyd rules in cases of family violence. I have no doubt that she has saved lives and prevented further trauma esp with regard to the little ppl who may have witnessed the violence.

[@angeladavis2010]

Bless you❤ So many of US do understand 🙏 ❤️ know that you are loved, worthy and unique. If you can, share your story.

[@djjones7226]

@@angeladavis2010 Thank you so much for your kind words💜

[@angeladavis2010]

@djjones7226 YOU'RE NEVER ALONE!!!!! You are so loved, cherished, blessed and beautiful inside and out!!!! We who know, feel you!!! 😌

[@Lomojo31]

​@@MazesSA-zz9sqhe was 17 at time of crime..he is an adult now or wouldn't be in that court. She of course would ask those questions..anyone could claim abuse as an excuse. There was no substantiating evidence in the investigation for that. His victims were mostly minors and he pled guilty already. This was just for sentencing and he got a plea agreement..so mych less than a trial would have led to.

[@Nelsells1]

Utmost respect for this excellent judge. Thank you!!

[@d.l.parham157]

Judge Boyd is not a someone I would try to lie to. She is compassionate but no one's fool. We could use more like her.

[@God-hs4hc]

Yea super compassionate just handing out 5 years to a 17 year old. She's an embarrassment and just another example of the kangaroo courts we have in this country

[@merlynshandley6337]

Agreed, all that's going to do is make it a lot worse.

[@djjones7226]

​@@God-hs4hcClearly, you have zero comprehension of the trauma a victim of violence experiences. It's predictable albeit, pathetic that someone who probably hasn't had their brain bashed in would express such vile sentiments. It's also indicative of being a piece of $hit abuser, themselves. And you have the audacity to speak of compassion??!

[@redsox2722]

He beat a pregnant woman. he f'd around; he found out.@@God-hs4hc

[@veronciasworld]

@@God-hs4hcSo what would you have done? Giving him a slap on the hand, and so when he goes and does what he said really wanted to do which was kill everyone in the house and then go to the school. Then you’ll want to blame the Judge 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@OstaraDawn]

Judge Boyd reminds me of Velma from Scooby Doo when she wears her glasses....one of my favorite judges....

[@HelenByrd-yf9cf]

You're right! I've been trying to figure out who it is Judge Boyd looks so much alike. It is the Scooby Doo Velma character! Thank you! ❤️

[@terriammon9767]

I've got MAD LOVE for Judge Boyd and watch her every single day that I can. I wish more Judge's were as SHARP as she is ESPECIALLY here in Michigan where I live. I got a kick outta the last guy's Attorney asking "would you reconsider and the ONLY reason they went along with the Plea Agreement is because it said to Serve 2yrs and not 4yrs"... HELLO Mr Attorney Judge Boyd REPEATEDLY states throughout her Hearings she has the RIGHT to not Accept a Plea Agreement if she chooses and make-up her OWN Sentence. For some reason I was just laughing away at his Attorney 🤣

[@phakeAccount]

Granted most of these defendants are true criminals that deserve no mercy but some of these defense attorneys are horribly unprepared and I think there are grounds for ineffective council.

[@carriebizz]

Most probably use the free lawyer so they have hundreds of cases and not any real time to research the case

[@TheWatcherxx99]

If she prepared for her cases like she prepares her MEALS she'd be an excellent attorney.

[@ashleybaker6036]

This WORLD DESPERATELY NEEDS more JUDGES like Judge Boyd & Judge Stevens (BOTH in TX) & I GUARANTEE you that MORE people would be HELD ACCOUNTABLE for their crimes instead of a lil slap on the hand!!!!! BOTH Judges are EXTREMELY FAIR & gives everyone FULL WARNINGS too be HONEST with them & too be prepared for accept their ACCOUNTABILITY of their bad criminal behaviors!!!!!

[@yakk13]

I think that last guys lawyer thought that getting the victim to lie on paper for this jerk would set him free. Judge don’t play those games and pretty much ignored that. He was lucky they didn’t bring that woman in and prove she was forced to sign that paper.

[@jasonhanney547]

The second guy, if looks could kill, his lawyer would be dead. He was like what the heck just happened

[@donnydarko6042]

Lol from the dumb look on his attorneys face I don't think she did either

[@Alex-yj3qh]

Second guy did not see that coming 😂

[@MystikWizard]

Nor did his attorney. She was like "are you kidding me?".

[@irisesq.6389]

Hope leaving the county was worth the ten days.

[@Flat_Stanley]

This is no joke, it’s not funny, but Johnny is about to get turned all the way out when he hits the compound. He will be rockin pink toilet dyed underwear, getting paraded around the yard holding pockets with his prison daddy working on growing his hair out. When your a small feminine looking for guy, you can be assured that someone if not several people are going to pull up on you, put a piece of steel to your throat and I make it very clear that you are going to do things you never imagined you would. Some guys agree, and suffer through it silently, trying to hide it to avoid the additional violence that would come with resisting. Just as common, if not more, guys will reach out to people in positions of power, and em agree to become their girlfriend in exchange for the protection they can offer them from being victimized by multiple people. It’s very sad when your best option is allowing one person to do things to you that you do not want so that you are not fair game for the countless individuals constantly searching for someone to use for their own pleasure. Young men need to consider the full range of possibilities when they are running around, thinking they are tough. It’s one thing to get tough with your parents and juvenile siblings, but going into a correctional facility full of sharks, these type of guys realize they are more akin to guppies…but it’s to late!

[@mharris5047]

He fucked around and he is in the finding out stage right now. What you describe is from a Michigan or California prison, however. He probably won't be in that situation in Texas.

[@Chuckles2109]

Brilliant Judge.

[@tarkus4283]

He denies it Attorney says it was a stupid mistake .He earned the Nickel.

[@HelenByrd-yf9cf]

In Judge Boyd's words, that was not a mistake. That was a choice. Mistakes are accidental. He willingly chose to leave the county for a family event. He didn't mistakenly or somehow accidentally wake up to find himself at a family event in the next county.

[@luisds187]

Judge has like 300 purses

[@angeladavis2010]

MORE!!!! She's stylish and brilliant!! Awesome combination ❤❤

[@lilybug246]

The people feeling bad for the guy who said he was beaten out of the blue with no evidence of it being reported, no police calls for this or sibling statements. He’s lying. He came with an armed mob and held his minor siblings and his parents at gunpoint while stealing their guns. He’s lucky he only got five years.

[@randyb5579]

*** Spoilers *** Watch the whole video first: Judge Boyd had the attorneys gagging today; she wasn't in for the sob stories or excuses today. The fact of having multiple minors as threatened victims (Cs1) or violence against pregnant persons (Cs 2 and 3) and the comparatively light sentencing recommendations worked against the defendants, especially for the lack of justice for victims. When the Court says don't leave Baer County, it means exactly that. I wanted to reach through my screen and pick-up the female attorney's face myself.

[@tiarraedwards7184]

Is this new or old ??

[@donnydarko6042]

Lol her stupid look made this entire video. She definitely thought that he was fully in his right to violate the court order because "it was a family event only 25 minutes away". Lol she's terrible at her job.

[@GamerGee]

3:35 Boyd comes with the report.

[@breeziem4988]

Is she a real lawyer her face was 😮 most of the time

[@GamerGee]

4:57 Boyd’s facial expressions LOL

[@isntthatspecial3316]

LMAO. The second case when the defendant's lawyer's mouth drops open. HILARIOUS! You batter someone... you NEED to be in jail! It's ONLY 10 days. Sleep that time away dude.

[@donnydarko6042]

The attorney for that second guy was actually shaking her head at the judge when the judge said "you have to comply with all orders by the court". She truly thinks he did no wrong by driving 25 minutes out of state for a family function. Glad she sent him to jail and I hope his attorney gets some major flak. Her dumbfounded look was icing on the cake. She truly didn't believe he was going to get jail time for violating a court order.

[@mharris5047]

It was out of county, not out of state. If the guy had asked his parole officer for permission to attend the out of county family function there is a 99% chance it would have been granted. Also, legally your obligations to the court come before your family.

[@chrisminshall938]

Uhhm love this judge, however being the victim of physical abuse as a child i can tell you that its not easy to tell ppl, because they react like the judge, and like rape or molestation victims it can take yrs decades sometimes to reveal it. Does the judge honestly believe that all kids who are beaten tell someone ? She cant be that naive

[@bodhi1462]

You need new friends, dude...like now. It doesn't matter your childhood you know this is wrong.

[@D3P.17]

If I was a criminal in bexar county I would be shook to ever appear in judge Boyd’s courtroom! I live in a very liberal state in the northeast and I’m so shocked at how much prison time she just casually hands out! Where I live, I’ve seen countless homicide cases where the defendants receive less than 10 years! Armed robberies where the defendant received less than 5 years, aggravated assaults with a firearm where the defendant received less than 5 year, cases where defendants have violated probation more times than you can count without being violated or having community supervision revoked, defendants with more drug/paraphernalia charges than you can count without ever being held in the county jail or sentenced to any time! I can’t even count how many times I’ve watched judge boyd revoke probation and sentence someone to several years in prison after a single probation violation even on some of the most basic cases! I’m glad that criminals aren’t flocking to my state because if they knew how badly or how many times you had to screw up around here in order to get incarcerated then we’d be overrun!

[@mharris5047]

By Michigan sentencing standards (including truth in sentencing where you serve the minimum before even being sent to the parole board and almost never get parole on the first try, adding two years or more to a person's prison term) this judge would be considered a bit on the lenient side. However, since Texas doesn't have truth in sentencing and the people being sent to prison in her court can theoretically be released after only serving about 30% of their sentence her sentences come across as especially lenient. The gun case would have likely got the defendant life without parole here in Michigan (the most lenient sentence I have heard of here in Michigan for actually pointing a gun at someone in anger since sentencing reform in the late 1990's is 25 years to life). I think Judge Boyd tries to be fair but is impeded by extremely lenient Texas sentencing guidelines and a prosecuting attorney that doesn't seem to like sending people to prison (other than murder where in most Texas courts the defendant is routinely executed). Also, Texas prisons are kindergarten compared to Michigan's prisons.

[@D3P.17]

Idk about that lol.. I’d bet that Texas is a lot harsher than Michigan is in terms of sentencing and overall criminal justice… maybe the cases your talking about took place in a very conservative county but overall, Michigan is not as harsh as Texas is lol

[@LaToyaRidesvux]

Well don't go around committing crimes and expect not to get your just due.

[@ladyloli48]

I like this judge but in the first case that young kid should’ve had better legal representation. How are you supposed to call a police and report what that there was abuse he was just a kid. I feel bad for him he needs help .

[@kathyott5802]

Is Judge Boyd still having You Tube in her court. I have not been able to find for at least a week? Thank you

[@Mariem090]

Another dumb Edgar haircut. I think it gives them brain damage 🤦

[@ms.sherlock]

You have to pull your weight with Judge Boyd or the hammer of justice wi ll come down!

[@davidbamford1971]

I believe him, but everything was deceided before he came to court today.

[@JB---]

They're calling it "pregnant person" now??? Sorry, but it's "pregnant WOMAN." Enough with the denial of reality and disrespect for women.

[@Starcatt966]

So, a woman is not a person?

[@JB---]

@@Starcatt966 Yeah, yeah, that's what I meant. /sarc

[@QuintessentialUltimatum]

I’m sorry I am sure the kid did everything he is accused of, bus I watch this judge everyday, and I think it is bullshit she always says if they don’t have “proof” their parents or parter abuse them behind closed doors it’s not true. Which everyone knows is just bullshit. She says it to people all the time.

[@debfox]

I couldn’t agree more! She is NOT trauma informed AT ALL and it shows!

[@Lwah0812]

When you are an abused child you don’t trust adults and you are afraid to say anything because who would believe you, the beating you’d get from speaking up will be worse than you already get and when you’re told nobody else wants you, your dad has a new family and doesn’t care about you, you figure you don’t have a choice but to live with it.

[@QuintessentialUltimatum]

@@Lwah0812 exactly. Thank you 🙏 and every time she talks to them with a tone and in a way that makes them never want to come forward again. This case she does it and I get that people have a really hard time looking passed what someone is accused of, but she has said this to tons of defendants and it’s not right. Everyone knows people don’t usually report abuse to anyone especially the police…. 🤦‍♂️

[@QuintessentialUltimatum]

@@debfox thank you

[@QuintessentialUltimatum]

@@Pohonesty I get what you mean. For sure. But she does do this a lot to other people too that’s mostly what I get at that’s why I said I know for sure the guy is prob guilty asf it just comes across super bad and not right in my option bc tbh no matter what answer they have to her questions she isn’t going to like it. 🤷‍♀️

[@msmonaco426]

That’s a No

[@canileaveitblank1476]

Pregnant “Person.” “Oh, Texas, say it’s not so!” 😂

[@Cris1s989]

“assault on a pregnant person” I think there used to be a more specific name for those people if I’m not mistaken. Maybe I’m just misremembering things.

[@DeviceAnathema]

...What are you getting at? A person. That person is pregnant. A pregnant person. I hope Sex Ed starts at your school soon. Sounds like you really need it.

[@Littleangel_-jp4xb]

women. pregnant WOMEN!

[@Starcatt966]

So, a woman is not a person?

[@blenderbanana]

You triggered, snowflake? Need a safe space from the scary pro-nouns? 😮

[@BigD-j4]

Why do judges not live streaming anymore?

[@chipchop8070]

I want to know how the judge picks her purse for the day.

[@nero5379_]

Does anyone know how they are aware if you leave the state if you aren’t on a tag

[@God-hs4hc]

They ping your cell phone number and they can tell where you are within 50ft of your exact location. FBI does it with bank robberys all the time

[@QuintessentialUltimatum]

Usually they don’t unless you are someone who gets random check ups in person or you get caught up in another state.

[@DeviceAnathema]

Not checking in would be a good sign.

[@QuintessentialUltimatum]

@@DeviceAnathema yes or that! But that doesn’t necessarily mean your out of state.

[@GamerGee]

7:42 off the record.

[@petemalone1545]

How old was he again

[@missylielou]

five years in prison! How could she give him this sentence! After these years he will be a criminal - and no longer a confused child. So sad!

[@billybassman21]

If he was in Houston or another big city he would have gotten off. However these smaller counties don't play. This sentence is actually pretty light over that he could have gotten.

[@mharris5047]

@@billybassman21 Actually, Bexar County is a relatively high population county. Have you ever heard of San Antonio? That is the county seat for Bexar County (and where the court is located).

[@Marshajfleming]

Too harsh on the Minor, who is also a victim of domestic abuse. I believe him when he says he was beaten by his stepfather..

[@evesther1789]

This little brat the first one is such a liar I know judge boyd saw right thru him tries to manipulate ppl. It she’s not buying it gotta love her 👏🏻 he’s so full of it he was the one with a gun and wants to act the victim and make up stuff ? 😂😂 he’s good luck with that don’t feel bad for him at all

[@Mugwump7]

Waaaaay too much. No gun fired, nada. They wanted $45k from this kid who can’t afford a lollipop. These parents decided to just get rid of him. They are clearly horrible and this kid’s life was just ruined by the judge. Respect gone.

[@OldDood]

Really? He uses a GRINDER to empty a safe of all its guns. Then Threatens to shoot a person for screaming/crying/whatever. Pointing the guns at multiple people. Granted the step-parents (or whatever their role is) are probably not well adjusted people. I am willing to bet that most of the 'family' is dysfunctional. HOWEVER, you do not need to point guns and threaten people with guns. Guns are ONLY for Last Resort. Life threatened or threat of great bodily injury. As the Judge said there was NO Proof (evidence) of the 'Kid' being beat on or threatened in anyway. He never told anyone before hand that he was beat on or threaten in anyway. But, comes up with this story when he is finally in front of the Judge. If I was the Judge I would be skeptical of his story too. The 'Kid' made a CHOICE to do all of that. Wrong Choice. There are Consequences for that. Consequences for your CHOICES in life. The 'Kid' Earned his time in jail.

[@Littleangel_-jp4xb]

He shouldn't have pled no contest then. Sounds like he disagreed with the police report. So why plead out??

[@Littleangel_-jp4xb]

Azure- I can't see your comment here for some reason, only in my notifications. But No Contest carries the same sentencing guidelines as guilty. It's really no different than pleading guilty except for what you described. It just means he chose not to fight it.

[@billybassman21]

Some dudes from my hood robbed an elderly couple in their home. The one that took it to trial got 30 years and served most of that. He's out now and is doing well. This kid got off easy, gun crimes in Texas are taken very seriously.

[@mharris5047]

@@billybassman21 In Michigan he would likely have received life without parole. He had moved out of the home, was no longer in danger so he had no business breaking into the house and gun safe than using the guns to terrorize his own brothers and sisters.

[@Routing_for_sanity]

I seen this judge give a man 10yrs for pleading guilty to a stolen bicycle. She repeatedly talks about the lessons her mother taught her she should have taught her to value another persons life an not throw it away

[@scottcamuto8410]

Having to stay in the county is a dumb condition

[@LaToyaRidesvux]

Well it's either that or jail. How do you criminals break the law, plead guilty, want probation, then say the conditions are too hard? 😂 Don't do the crime.