Judge Jumper - The Whole Story, Beginning to NEW Charges

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The man who Jumped a Judge during his sentencing for assault has been given his new laundry list of charges. The local News station is trying to portray the man as a victim of his mental illnesses and "THE SYSTEM." Stick around and roll your eyes with me, as we break down why he was in court to begin with, what his charges for his original court case were going to be, and what his new charges are after jumping the judge.
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[@AngryCops]

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[@kingofnuclearfallout39]

Your new setup remind me of Brett Cooper from the daily wire. Angry cops loves eggplant!🍆

[@Jessesgirl0307]

I don't know why it won't let me comment, but under someone else's comments. 20:36 so this comment you made here is a fact. Do not FUCK with a hockey mom. Being one personally, I approve this message you give. 😂 Go Bruins!

[@ronjones-6977]

"Left Hand of Liberty" made me do an honest-to-God spit take. You are an American treasure, Rich.

[@spikymikie]

I see you went to Sets by Eli. Nice colors.....

[@Dripi_weta]

12 fdeloneys that carry a mandatory min of 7.5 years on 3 and 10 years on 9.. WOOOWWw... dudes looking at atleast 40 years plead out...

[@kidtruck9157]

When people say "Don't fight the charges in the streets, fight them in the courtroom" this is not what they are talking about.

[@brendanittner5207]

What if it was though? Imagine absolute gladiators being judges. And then if the defendant wins, they become the judge until someone beats them in a fight.

[@Prairiewolf45]

Write a novel about it. Might be a hit!

[@jjellybean00]

As a person with bipolar disorder, I have held a job for 8 years with numerous advancements. Never laid a hand on another human being.

[@MR-backup]

What do you expect from Union workers?

[@garreth629]

I've got nothing but respect for people that have problems such as mental illness but still manage to be decent productive members of society. People like this loser should not get a pass from society by claiming mental illness. That's why I don't care about people who claim mental illness in a court case. I dosen't make a difference. If they're dangerous they should not be in public.

[@SCORCHED-EARTH]

just curious what is bipolar disorder? like what are the symptoms? ive never been able to find any info on this

[@Delimon007]

@@SCORCHED-EARTH It varies depending on the person. It's better to google all the symptoms instead of having someone tell you because it depends. This guy was missing things in his brain that other people have. It's a sad situation all around.

[@reidparker1848]

Doing what, may I ask?

[@CheapCreep]

Jumping at a judge is a 0 IQ play.

[@Constabruity]

Typical room temp IQ activities.

[@theeddorian]

Poor impulse control, very.

[@kalebjohns7715]

more like an infinitely negative IQ move

[@bbb462cid]

When Charles Manson was in court, he tried to attack the presiding judge, the Honorable Charles Older. I'm not sure exactly of what happened except Manson was retrained, but before WWII, Chuck Older was a marine, and in WWII he flew P-40s with the American Volunteer Group and P-51s with the USAAF, and was a double ace as well as a combat pilot in Korea. He had a few thousand people shooting at him trying to kill him for years, guys with machine guns. I'm sure he thought Manson's hissy fit was cute. Too bad Chuck didn't just shoot Charley but hey, I'm sure the bailiffs tuned him up. RIP Chick Older, 1917-2006, USMC, AVG, Lt. Col USAAF, Judge, and good man.

[@IdontWanna-we8xe]

He was probably thinking you can't get sentenced if there are no judges to sentence.

[@Enpious]

Those "guards" watching him during the follow up sentence looked like they almost wanted him to make a move...😂

[@josephknaak9034]

Surrounded by 6 human Dobermans kind of took the starch out of him.

[@nephicus339]

They most assuredly did want him to make a move. Did you notice the other one pop out behind Judge Holthus when she was prepared to announce sentencing again?

[@bunnysash3298]

That one Deputy behind him had me thinking of Dirty Harry lol. "Are you feeling lucky punk?"

[@darlek_0017]

"Make a move, I dare you."

[@Dan-k3b]

He actually made a statement where he admitted he was trying to "kill" the judge. I was like, "Duuuude, you just admitted to attempted homicide. You are effed."

[@BlueProphet7]

His family was interviewed after the attack. His sister said some ridiculous things, 2 really stood out. She said "He was born with crack cocaine in his system, he never had a chance in life" then IMMEDIATELY followed that up with "He has been in prison and doesn't get a chance to spend time with GOOD people like his family". Lady, if your mom took away his chance at a normal life, she is not a good person. The second ridiculous thing was that she said "Now he's going to prison where they don't know how to deal with mental health" immediately followed by "he hasn't taken his mental medication since he left prison". DEAR LORD. Sounds like prison was better for his mental condition than being out.

[@mtmadigan82]

This isn't all that surprising. When you watch the families explain, sincerely, the reasons for some wild crimes. 1 dude shot at a bunch of cops, he got shot and the body cams caught the whole thing. The mom came out of court saying there was no gun, they were lying about him shooting at them. Her reasoning? If my son shot at them, they'd be in the hospital or dead. None were, therefore he couldn't possibly have shot at them. Then said the video showing him do it was just CGI, not what actually happened.😂

[@georgevavoulis4758]

It is better

[@The_Ballo]

They're practically reading from a script.

[@how-i-roll-rb5796]

All they forgot in the script was he was a good boy and a picture from like 6th grade

[@cyrolocker1229]

For the medication and prison's dealing with mental bit sadly i can personally attest at-least in my experience its true. Its really hard to get people with bipolar to take their medications once they are off of it because of the paranoia caused by Bipolar Disease. And prison's do not have the correct programs for treating Bipolar Disorder. It sadly does result in bipolar disorder people who dont get diagnosed and sent to a prison with mental health services to effectively deteriorate as a human being. Its a horrible and nasty disease to watch take root in someone

[@robertbrodeur4326]

If you're sending that bailiff a shirt I might suggest sending one to the law clerk who was the first guy to jump in to help the judge. Maybe he didn't land any Lefts of Liberty but he did immediately move to stop LeRoy even w no training and wearing a suit.

[@dragoon-ne3je]

I came here to say this.

[@CabronMonoxide]

yea props to that guy for immediately stepping in

[@MR-backup]

"..The left hook of liberty.." LOL

[@thecringeinspector5636]

reply boost

[@reanukeevesau]

Both need a POB!

[@garrisonpaine5943]

As a LEO in Nevada/Las Vegas area I can tell you that our justice system is a joke and there is no offender accountability.

[@milo8425]

Basically what the "This is America" song should have been about.

[@spacecase7717]

That's every state. As a former LEO in the 90's we would do drug roundups every few months where an undercover would buy from the suspect (on camera). We'd have the same people every time.

[@DebbieOnTheSpot]

Why don't good cops turn in all the bad cops? It seems like the old bad apple in the bushel analogy...

[@shawdcummings2160]

​@@DebbieOnTheSpot corrupt cops are turned on more than you think also you think corrupt cops won't look for those similar to them or can be molded into copies of em?

[@DebbieOnTheSpot]

@@shawdcummings2160 I think they only care about officer safety, their ego.. and their pension. I think they hate Americans. That's why they started the BlueLine gang and outfit their personal vehicles with guns we aren't allowed to own and " moral patches " regarding them vs us. I watched cops prevent parents from entering a school while their kids were being shot. The cops were laughing and joking while they protected themselves. I saw Arkansas state police perform a pit maneuver on the wrong car and Louisville kentucky police just got caught throwing drinks on civilians from unmarked police cars. F a w k the police.

[@Jon7763]

News Reporter : "This is an example how the system can fail mentally ill defendants" Me : "I agree.... BRING BACK THE NUTT HOUSES!!!!!!"

[@altair3232]

Wait... what? America do not have those?? Then where all the freaks go? To normal jail with "sane" people?? U kidding...

[@fisherwallace3062]

Right. In Pennsylvania they closed all the psych hospitals. Yet now all that happens is all the same people that were in them just practically live in regular hospitals

[@altair3232]

@@fisherwallace3062 No way...

[@barryward2128]

Asylums got shutdown pretty much everywhere in the US

[@collinb.8542]

​@@fisherwallace3062 or they just wander the streets. Go to Pittsburgh for a couple of hours and see people tweaking at every street corner.

[@Evan-lr8nq]

I am a former criminal and the "social club" I belonged to had rules against even disrespecting the judge, let alone attacking one. So, so bad if you did.

[@nunyabusiness4904]

Out of curiosity why would criminals be against people attacking judges?

[@Evan-lr8nq]

Goes bad for ya when they sentence you. And then anyone from your circle or "social club" will also have more difficultly when they go in front of one. Things of that nature.

[@julianstone1192]

@@nunyabusiness4904 If you piss off the judge, & put them in a bad mood, it fucks everyone else over too, you just don’t do stuff that can interfere in someone else’s case

[@alexh3974]

Anyone that dumb..is just a liability

[@grayghost24milehigh53]

“Im a former criminal” GIANT NEON FLAG OF BULLSHIT….. 1. Criminals Dont describe themselves that way, I know iv been to the clink, 2. Even a reformed criminal is still a criminal your crimes dont magically disappear once you complete your sentence lol this reeks of a pig trying to pretend to be something that he isnt to gain credibility hahahaha god this channel is trash these days

[@davecrupel2817]

That was a magnificent jump. Bro leaped like a gazelle. He dolphin-dived right at that judge. 10/10 would watch his courtlympics again.

[@Abettorman]

High jump, long jump, pommel horse, and boxing all in one event

[@michigangeezer3950]

@@Abettorman pummel horse. LOL

[@sidresponsible1190]

Dudes got some skills

[@Abettorman]

@sidresponsible1190 If only one of those skills was "thinking ahead"

[@sidresponsible1190]

@@Abettorman yeah but it's far more entertaining this way

[@ArticWolfv]

I believe there is a major miscarriage of justice here Angry Cops. You did not mention her court cleric getting in some good repeated hits after the haymaker. our man was just going off on the flying squirrel man. He really earned a PoB.

[@kevinpritchard3592]

Kind sir I would have to second that keen observation as well.

[@reanukeevesau]

Kind Nobleman, I third that keen observation and suggest we nominate this Clerk for a Angry Cops POB!

[@B.V.Luminous]

I don't want you to correct that from court cleric to court clerk, please leave it

@@B.V.Luminous Same, it gives me a hilarious mental image and I love it.

[@Snoggy_1_2]

As soon as the judge says, 'Attemp murder' you can see the deputy's eyes raise like, well you're done

[@TheLastYnzy]

That Officer Sert in the background is ABSOLUTELY terrifying looking. He looks like he could chokeslam a grizzly.

[@SleepyJose]

S.E.R.T. stands for Sheriff's Emergency Response Team.

[@nicholaswhynacht8280]

@@SleepyJose Yes and it is made up entirely of officer SERT the absolute, bear wrestling, unit of a man.

[@kevinodinson]

I have schizophrenia. I've been dealing with it for a very very long time and not once have I ever thought about robbing anybody 🤣🤣🤣

[@tc6818]

12 felonies and a gross misdemeanor... In Chicago they'd let him out on a signature bond.

[@zirconiumdiamond1416]

Which is why it is a good thing he is going to be sitting in prison for 19 months. Good luck skipping the court date for the judge assault while in jail.

[@cpmow831]

…or not been charged at all. We don’t call our county Crook (Cook) County for nothing.

[@budguy21]

In California they'd let him go and take him out to lunch.

[@31knots50]

Because in Chicago the system is full of certified gang members, murder, and attempted murder suspects/criminals no space for anything less

[@Riceball01]

Same in CA.

[@mikeg8543]

There is a big difference between someone going through an episode, and someone speaking crystal clear about how they should have a break then attempting to murder a judge after hes told no.

[@MR-backup]

Exactly; he knew.

[@indiomoustafa2047]

But hes black so the media will make all the excuses in the world for him.

[@fishhuntr]

We need more judges that respect the constitution and aren't afraid of handing down secntncing. Enough is enough with catch and release for criminals and illegal immigration.

[@chrisbanbury]

...and judges that care about victims as much as their own skin. Imagine if this guy had been properly sentenced for priors.

[@Tyler-kt6jr]

And non activist prosecutors

[@kyledodson2992]

So basically only right wing, emotional, revenge filled judges. Got it

[@downeedles9249]

@@kyledodson2992 So, because the law is applied like it's supposed to , that make the judge a right wing emotional revenge filled person , got ya

[@monabale8263]

"They will worship the evil & hate the good."

[@phalanxk9]

I was assaulted by a inmate in NYS 2 years ago. He got off on charges because he was mentally ill. I on the other hand received a felony assault charge against a mentally incompetent person and lost my career over it when the jail staff and administrators knew he should’ve been in a mental health facility.

[@charlesshelton7989]

That's just absolute horse crap

[@mariog8067]

I know in my youth, people that use "I'm crazy", as a defense, were laughed off the courts. Nowadays the person ridiculing the defendant would be found contempt of court.

[@shaggy420ism]

We call that fatherless behavior

[@nickcox1408]

You mean black behavior

[@Hammerback0]

Aka- TNB

[@mexicancanteen9596]

TNB?

[@sylviamaresca8852]

No, I and my two brothers and sister had no father growing up, we DID not run amok around the neighborhood

[@Steve-ev6vx]

Saying he was diagnosed with both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder they might as well just say he was misdiagnosed and they dont know wtf is wrong with the dude.

[@Ozzystrayroo]

Well, people did say violence is the last resort or something to that effect

[@Generichjm]

Wilkes-Barre, PA said that about me when i said i didn’t like tyranny or pedophiles.

[@prestonnewcomb5991]

@@Ozzystrayroo Isaac Asimov - Violence is the last resort of the incompetent

[@jegermuscles8461]

@russellwallacewarren Wilkes-Barre VA is a damned embarrassment. Hope you found a better one!

[@Ocker3]

Why? Are those two conditions impossible to have at the same time?

[@gunnyd9282]

"Sympathy" is in the dictionary right between "Shit", and "Syphilis".

[@ElProblemo1]

Elite reference.

[@timkilbourn5685]

So this is what she calls simply being “interrupted”. Damn that’s a Judge!!!

[@terminalbrd]

Also deserving of a POB is the law clerk who got in on the action. As a former law clerk… that’s nowhere in the job description.

[@Mrgaunt1]

This! Guy reacted well and was the first into the fray!

[@tinncan]

Whoever wrote that "news" blurb is just as nuts as that guy and should probably be locked up too...

[@JainZar1]

That is ABC news for you. It's the ideological mouthpiece of the "The Bob Iger" (formerly Disney) company.

[@Valium762]

That anchor doesn't know what those terms mean. She was trained to believe anyone with a diagnosable mental ailment isn't in control of their own actions and is simply repeating it back like a tape recorder.

[@bigben9492]

You can literally see him gettin upset with it, obviously he made his choice out of anger but trying to say he didn't know wtf he was doing is wild.

[@johnemmert9012]

The level that idiots will stoop to to make excuses for people like this is an insult to people who have managed to overcome their mental health issues with or without substantial intervention.

[@MR-backup]

" ...How robbing people, is a SYMPTOM of schitzofrenia ????? "

[@Chris-ji4iu]

That talking head is toeing the media line. She knows but she's getting paid to ignore his criminal past (or at least not mention it).

[@ekscalybur]

Even if that were true, what's the reason people who can't control their violent tendencies should be allowed to victimize the populace?

[@wolfpack2bravo]

"Battery of a protected person" usually means attacking someone who already has a Domestic Violence Protective order or Temporary Protective Order against the attacker.

[@commentingisdangerous7530]

mental illness is not an excuse for anything. we make choices just like everyone else, and have to be responsible and accountable for our actions just like everyone else. i have struggled with mental illness most of my adult life. we just have to work harder at some things than most people.

[@joefoy8905]

You missed what was probably the most worthy POB Just seconds after that deputy starts throwing lefts… The law clerk, who is just a twenty something behind a computer in a suit just starts throwing blows like there’s no tomorrow! THAT KID saw his opportunity and took it!

[@Choppies3]

I agree! Give him a POB!

[@collinb.8542]

Dawg hated his job till that exact moment lmao.

[@steveanderson6170]

"His attorney explained that Reddon has been diagnosed with Get out of Jail free syndrome."

[@reubensandwich9249]

I liked how at the sentencing the judge did a dig at saying he didn't get any time served because he was initially released on his own.

[@chadsmith8966]

I’ve known a far number of people with schizophrenia and those with bipolar disorder. Out of them all, only one ever used her bipolar disorder as an excuse for her bad behavior (seriously that one had more baggage than a Greyhound Bus).

[@milo8425]

I know three dudes with actual schizophrenia, they don't blame their condition. I know about two dozen girls with bipolar and it's hard to go an hour in their presence without them blaming their behavior on their bipolar diagnosis.

[@caolanod2261]

I have bipolar and the only behaviour I blamed on it was the occasional multi-day insomnia which makes me a little frosty. The people I work with I let them know my state and ask them to just don't interact with me unless they have to.

[@thepatrioticgamer3101]

My brother Joe had schitzofrenia, mental retardation, bipolar disorder, autism, and some other things yeah we butted heads, but never came to fist fighting other than some martial arts practice with me when he showed interest in HEMA and karate.

[@caolanod2261]

@@thepatrioticgamer3101 yeah. The only thing that sets me off is when I am both tired from insomnia and trying concentrate on a task and have continuous interruptions. Which has nothing to do with the bipolar. ADHD, aspergers combined. I already have concentration problems so when continuously interrupted, I get nothing done. Which makes me irritable and sometimes downright snappy.

[@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus]

@@milo8425. Why is it always the women most of the time? Accountability is like the new peanut butter: everyone’s allergic to it.

[@sully40]

My aunt is a hockey mom who looks like a South Park Jersey shore lady. Her telling her 4 sons who all stand well over 6’3 is hands down the funniest thing ever.

[@samrester6254]

Love all the rocked up deputies that were assigned for escort. It's like the sheriff told them, "get me the 6 most jacked deputies and meet me at the court house". Too funny.

[@TM_Stone]

It's just terrible this potential neurosurgeon is getting railroaded for leaping at the judge!

[@crazycoffee]

He just wanted to give her a hug

[@leokelly359]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@leokelly359]

@@crazycoffee 🤣😂🤣😂

[@cpmow831]

@@crazycoffeeyou beat me to it.

[@johnsanko4136]

Dude had a history of assault on a protected person, and the bailiffs were caught sleeping that hard? Wild.

[@QBDLettuce]

They probably didn't think anyone was THAT stupid. We all learned something.😅

[@ravinhud4979]

I believe there was only 1 in the courtroom and he was standing right by him. He just was too fast.

[@adamsears1403]

I'm sure when whoever is in charge of the bailiffs, heard he had to see 2 judges that day said, "I want the biggest, baddest, beefiest bailiffs to escort him around." Look at the size of most of them! FAFO

[@SynchronizorVideos]

It’s hard to tell since it’s mostly out of frame, but you can see a guy trying to grab him as he charged the judge. He was just too fast and took everyone by surprise.

[@CombatWombat7.62mm]

He cleared that desk like he bounced off a trampoline

[@DivusMagus]

Such a shame this professional gymnast was treated so unfairly but the court.

[@Blackobluna]

That was some serious air. Man went full out for it, that's at least a bronze medal

[@dokilar1]

I feel so bad laughing because I'm sure that woman suffered some potential serious injuries but you had me literally laughing out loud with the play by play

[@skylerhilborn6892]

Bro my dogs lost their shit when you added the squeaking to the punching. Made it that much better. Imagine 3 golden retrievers doing the head tilt back and forth every time it squeaks and then they take off running hot laps around the house looking for the toy

[@misteralias2850]

“The left hook of liberty!” 😄 “Not legal advice” 🤣 Alright, this is a good video.

[@mcgiver1327]

As someone who works in the mental health field, you’ve hit the nail on the head AC.

[@mattfaucett5246]

He got charged with attempted murder because he actually admitted he was trying to kill her.

[@justinwebster7761]

I'm pretty sure I heard the judge say the reason was he attacked a person older than 55 or 60 which is easier to die cause of injuries from someone beating them up

[@JSp4wN]

I'm from Nevada, my state has slowly become an extension of comifornia over the past 30 to 40 years. As a result I moved away from my home town.

[@dougsmith6262]

My mom is schizophrenic, and my dad was bi-polar, so I can confidently say that the guy was full of ALL the 💩. ALL of it. Every single 💩.

[@xxBlazinBobxx]

Gotta give some props to the court clerk, as well! He got in there and he's just a civilian admin guy! 8:55

[@Mrgaunt1]

I was hoping someone would say this! Guy tried doing an epic block and was the first to yank the offender off the judge!

[@nosauce3039]

Used the angry cops code on fum a while ago and i can confidently say I'm 6 months sober from nicotine and tobacco. Thanks Fum and AC!

[@devenrobbins468]

When you say everyone stood there and did nothing, that’s because we are all afraid of getting charged with a crime for doing the right thing. It’s sad but true that so many are charged with crimes for standing up for what is right IE self defense ect..

[@jeremyf9828]

This. Which sucks because while there are Good Samaritan laws in some states, this doesn’t always apply everywhere and can lead to issues for the person attempting to help. Especially when you have rouge DA’s that want to make an example.

[@sexistspaghettios]

And not just A CRIME but in this instance, very possibly, a h8 crime! For anyone that doesn't know, that's like a regular crime but double bad!!!!

[@Marinealver]

If you want to know who is to blame for such a situation. The answer is simple, LAWYERS, that includes the DA, AG, and especially these Lawyers in Robes we call Judges.

[@jasonlarrow]

Cops have qualified immunity, citizens do not. If I help an officer and the subject is injured, the cop can't be sued but I can. Luckily, most good Samaritan laws say you should help unless you fear an injury.

[@ShrockWPS]

​​@@jasonlarrow The cop can't be sued? I don't think that's completely accurate. I'm unsure of all the details, but from Peace Officers I have spoken with being called into a court case to defend how you handled a situation is a pretty standard thing to deal with.

[@RedVanquish]

At first we had One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Now for the sequel: One Flew Over the Judge's Desk!

[@hammerheadxray8152]

A lot of people clown on the court clerk dude but I mean really what do you expect. Having to pull a madman off your boss probably wasn't what he had planned for his day. At least he stepped in and tried his best

[@juliefisk8066]

I think he deserves a lot of credit. He never hesitated. He had no idea when he woke up that's how his day would start but he showed a lot of courage! More than most that day!

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

Yep. Bravery isn't when you take on a challenge you know you will overcome It's stepping up when you don't know how bad it's gonna hurt.

[@LokasennaCole]

I'm all for helping people who have mental health problems, but there comes a time where you have to weigh the safety of the public

[@geocachingwomble]

Judges are part of the problem if they over sentence others

[@michiganrailfan2141]

As am I, the ones who truly have it. But I think saying someone has mental health problems has become a scapegoat for lots of attorneys. They'll say their client has mental health problems to get them a lighter sentence or no sentence. Then the offender is back on the streets quicker.

[@Delimon007]

I agree.

[@MR-backup]

This isn't mental health; this guy is just flexing the system to his advantage and stealing form the ones who really are mentally "unhealthy"!

[@Marinealver]

that anchorwoman also needed to get tackled. She can be his next baby's momma

[@TheLastArbiter]

How to instantly prove someone right about you

[@sofathepalooza]

The guy to her left in a suit needs a pob also, he went hands on and was putting up a good fight.

[@Nathan15038]

As someone who lives in Las Vegas yeah I’ve actually seen memes of this before I actually went home and watched the news of this happening.😂

[@freedfree7933]

Good for you…

[@kariko07]

“Your honour, in my defence, it was Angry Cops who told me to grab a brick and get involved”

[@Timothy-NH]

Can we just buy that court clerk a beer? He did not hesitate for even a second.

[@89sirmonk]

I have mental illness in my family. Never an excuse for not having accountability for your actions. Punishment may vary but always accountable.

[@that1electrician]

Guess he catapulted himself from 19 months to life in prison real quick.

[@ashanks7731]

He got a jump on his life planning.

[@that1electrician]

@@ashanks7731 But he was a little in over his head

[@xbamfo8199]

I think a package should also be sent to the clerk! He jumped right in to help his Judge with no hesitation.

[@bluelinepatriot]

As a cop of 5 years and a Sheriff's Deputy for 1 year, this is refreshing to see :) Judges are some of the most unprofessional stuck up people I've ever met. It's nice to see them realizing reality 😌

[@PracticalOutdoorist]

That left hook was EPIC! I swear I could hear an eagle scream and freedom ring with that hit! Definately POB worthy!

[@flickcentergaming680]

As he pulled his hand back: "🎼bum-bu-bum bum bum bum BUM🎶"

[@DocLaw172]

From experience, so-called journalists and reporters are not the brightest bulbs in the chandelier.

[@tacticallemon7518]

because in our profit-oriented world, maximizing outrage and fear quickly is the most important thing Who cares if we’re spreading misinformation? the numbers are increasing And if they get sued? Their business isn’t news, it’s entertainment Or take the alex jones approach of “no sane person would believe us”

[@jeromethiel4323]

Right up there with most (if not all) politicians. Politicians are smart about two things. Getting elected and breaking the law.

[@how-i-roll-rb5796]

Basically you need a pulse and can read from a screen without going off script even if sounds stupid or wrong and don't get me started on scene crews there is a difference between getting a good shot or picture of an incident & it being morally wrong. What was it 2012 time frame a San Fran station I believe was given false names as a prank for a Asian Plane that crashed and with out missing a beat they didn't get it and read the name were like Pilots Sum Ting Wong, Holi Fook , & Wee Too Low I think they got sued over the incident

[@alflyover4413]

@@how-i-roll-rb5796 I remember the furore that arose in the wake of that news report. I don't remember how the joker got in contact with the newsroom, but I do remember they thought they were talking to the FAA. A couple of years later, a flight operated by a Western company with pilots with Western names had a problem during taxi. One Asian news outlet returned the favor by riffing on the Western pilots' names. My jaw dropped at first, then the laughter came.

[@davidsandrock7826]

A news anchor is hardly a journalist. Investigative journalists are a lot smarter than the fake journalists that they have read the news on tv stations.

[@collguyjoe99]

I'm a clerk for a Federal Judge.... Been a few times I seriously thought someone would do this to my Judge... but no one ever acted on it..

[@ShrockWPS]

In all honesty, if you aren't then start training in Brazilian Jujitsu and kickboxing or some other form of striking. As this video shows, you could be the one to save a life and it's best to be prepared.

[@twinmama16]

This is what the problem is in the world: no one wants to take accountability for their choices, everyone wants to make choices with no consequences

[@francoismarion-eu3jq]

Exactly, no professionalism at all. The judge couldve said "i wish thing could be different, but my hands are tied" but no, she had to say "i cant, i just cant. You need to learn a lesson". Her self righteous, smug indignation was what caused the citizen to assault her. She came back with a different attitude, as a result. I would say its a good thing she got a bit of accountability.

[@arnonum7455]

And what is the sentence he got for it??! What a cliffhanger... And by the way, it's a shame you are not an actor in based comedy movies. Your expression of the "good job" compliment is absolut gold. I would watch a movie with you in it. Greetings from Saxony.

[@Valium762]

Shout out to the clerk or whoever that was sitting next to the judge. He was on him instantly

[@SISQO369]

That was her law clerk. But yea had he not acted could’ve been much worse.

[@Pink.andahalf]

When I was 6 my brother and I used to have rubber band battles with our apartment's mailman. He'd shoot rubber bands at us with his fingers, and we'd fire them right back. Did we assault a protected person? That guy was awesome, by the way. He saw that we were two bored homeschool kids with no one to play with for miles, and he took a couple minutes out of every day to interact with us. Wish I knew his name.

[@djhonoregaming7963]

I would imagine that wouldn't meet the legal definition of assault, namely 'an unlawful attempt, coupled with a present ability, to commit a violent injury on the person of another'. I sincerely doubt a playfully fired rubber band would constitute a 'violent injury'

[@tacticallemon7518]

@@djhonoregaming7963 isn’t merely touching someone considered assault in some jurisdictions

[@KiranasOfRizon]

Compare it to dodge ball. If you had pelted the mail man with dodge balls while he's trying to get his work done, that might be assault. But if you challenge him to a game and he accepts... well, clearly you can't be putting him in fear of getting injured by the dodge balls, since he signed up for that! A rubber band can hurt less than a dodge ball, so if we accept that you could play dodge ball with him, then we also accept that you could also play a rubber band battle with him if he consents to it.

[@djhonoregaming7963]

@@KiranasOfRizon Precisely my thinking

[@theedwardstewart]

That's just a wholesome story. Glad there was someone there to brighten your day.

[@-williamthatcher]

Dude's face when she was reading the charges 😂. He finally realized he done fuuuuucked up

[@goheen1701]

I spent over 20 yrs in Nevada spread out over 3 decades and Carson City (the Capital) has a problem with inter-communication between hospitals (& other Medical Institutions), DMV, the Police & Sherriff's Office, the Court House, the Department of transportation and the Department of Records (Sorry, they have NO Veterans Office- you can got Reno for that).

[@ahranguy4571]

The count dankula cameo had me in stitches I had no idea you were a fan AC!

[@Ozzystrayroo]

That charge was truly leaps and bound above the average

[@SOU6900]

I think it's funny how a lot of people on the internet actually make it sound like the judge started it because of how she was talking to the guy during the trial. 🤣 Also your comment about the officer at 11:12 had me falling off my lift. That's how hard I was laughing my ass off.

[@LordFalconsword]

The judge can talk anyway she wants, it's HER COURT. The only exception would be obvious racial diatribes or slurs, threats outside of their duty/job. That aside, she can say whatever the fuck she wants.

[@SOU6900]

​@@LordFalconsword Same thing I've been telling the idiots. 😆

[@PaulGAckerman]

Does he think going to prison is like the Medal of Honor? You can only get it once?

[@rhinosauserous]

At least 38 people have gotten the Medal of Honor twice.

[@matthewellisor5835]

Yeah, they had to "fix" that after a few went for the hat-trick.

[@PolymurExcel]

@@matthewellisor5835 Dan Daily was the last one, tried to get the three p and they made that law pretty soon after.

[@FairyFarron]

​@@rhinosauserousbefore they changed the law to say you can't get more than one

[@Shut-Up-And-Read]

@@rhinosauserous not true. Only 19 people have got the medal of Honor twice. There has been around 3,500 total medal of honors earned. They passed a law in the 1940s that says now you can only get that specific medal one time.

[@Chewystein.1]

That officer must play Helldivers 2. He said, “How ‘bout a nice cup of liber-tea?!”

[@sidekicklink]

Oh I absolutely LOST IT at “SOCK ‘EM BOPPERS” 😂😂😂😂

[@5fishyfingers155]

Jeeeesus this guy has been involved in so many catch-and-release cases I'm surprised he's not scarred from the hooks.

[@myssadonno2759]

Epic dad joke, love it! You deserve more likes

[@johnkilcer]

I got a friend who is a looney toon. He starts giving everything away and looses all concept of friend or stranger. Hasn't attacked anyone.

[@johnchristopherson2957]

I wonder if you look up "pyrrhic victory" in the dictionary if this picture will be used in the future. Lol.

[@oceanmans9662]

That seven foot deputy exudes "give me a reason" energy xD

[@EODSPC4]

Vegas resident here. A gross misdemeanor is equivalent to your level A misdemeanor

[@tnwhiskey68]

This is called "keeping it 100!" and living like you dont care about nothing and nobody because they better respect you. Living like a rapper talks. I'm glad he has been hemmed up!

[@Manco65]

Yeah until he ends up as either a blood fountain or a bullet depository.

[@catman2261]

It's sad that it took him assaulting a judge for them to take it seriously. Maybe they should've taken it seriously from the beginning.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

To be fair, the judge sounded like she was going to drop the hammer. The attorney asked for leniency and she said she was gonna try "a taste of something else" because what was happening already wasn't working.

[@Liger8877]

I don’t think mental illness should be an excuse for criminal behavior

[@muddpuppy9209]

That is a lot of charges read by the Hocky Judge, Very business and by the rules for the whole court proceeding. Kudos to the judge.

[@jaimejones3177]

My focus in college (mental health degree) was schizophrenia. I'm not saying they don't have outbursts... they do, but USUALLY the ones Ive dealt with always tended to be loners. I had one female threaten to off me because she knew I was having an affair with her bf, and that my 3 yo son was his illegitimate child. 😳 She never actually did anything, just very paranoid and delusional. There was another young man who was actually a sweet kid. He was quiet and polite in groups or even one on one, but let him stand off by himself. Good lord... the poor kid would scream at his voices, talk about incredibly graphic and vile things, but never once did any other person (that I saw). Im guessing most of his aggression would fall under his bipolar diagnosis. Now... if he's been institutionalized before, I can't imagine he was a delight to deal with... and this is 100% speculation on my part. He lied for the schizo diagnosis and was given bipolar because of his previous actions and current outburst while in their care. I bet money hes ODD and or antisocial personality... Either way... hes either deliberately not taking his meds, or * surprise * they don't work... so he needs consequences for his actions. Many prisons were never equipped to deal with mental disorders but most of them have mental health available in their facilities. Enjoy the alligator suit!

[@nothanks3236]

"I'm a better person now" Two minutes later: "IMMA TAKE YOU ALL OUT!"

[@SwampOperator]

The dude beside her saved her. He didnt even think about running away. He got active immediately... he saved the judge from a real whoopin

[@cookiesmom2079]

Oh my gosh, just found you today and it’s binge time! 😍😆

[@conkeeper]

Great t-shirt. His attorney really got through to him about how to dress for court.

[@Losantiville]

Guaranteed no use of force helping a Judge out, priceless.

[@Nick-Lab]

He caught attempted because he did an interview, and he said that is what he was trying to do. This guy is a genius.

[@paulhorton7792]

I laughed so damn hard at the "not legal advice" that I scared the shit outta my gf. Always back the blue! Thanks DS needed a laugh

[@rus0004]

"Advice that is not legal"

[@omarmassey2522]

I love the consistent iteration "NOT LEGAL ADVICE" on screen. I love it

[@stans5270]

I worked as a Disciplinary officer and then a Disciplinary Sergeant for around 10 years in the AD-Seg unit of a NJ Prison. Disciplinary hearings 2 to 3 times per week. People like this dude were not uncommon. Twice a year somebody will try and get to the hearing officer [just like this guy]. It usually didn't go well for them. Most times they remained cuffed up and sometimes even put in a restraint chair. After numerous hearings the judgements were told to the prisoners once they were locked back in their cell.

[@franciscoesqueda1848]

Often Protected Persons are people that have taken out a restraining order against the suspect. Given his previous DV history I would assume that 1 or more of his victims took out a restraining order against him. If he assaults them after that then he would be charged with assault upon a Protected Person.

[@gen3kali877]

We need some commentary on the expressions of the other accused. Imagine having your charges read after that guy. “Your honor I just want to say for the record that I don’t know that guy, personally or professionally . . . .”

[@jimmyscott3989]

“She’s a hockey Mom. You’re f**ked”. Gen spat out a bit of whisky. 😂

[@swimssnakeyadventures9127]

I thought a protected person was a CI, or someone that has an order of protection on them? That bailiff cocked that left hook back so far, it came from the right lol.

[@youtubeisassho8834]

Children, elderly, mentally impaired

[@danielroden9424]

his jump would make luigi proud. was there a hidden spring board in front of the judges bench?

[@bruceonline]

If only his other victims were able to get that type of justice.