Koreans React To U.S. Craziest Court Cam | KATCHUP

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[@BEYANCASLAY]

Can you do a Sabrina Carpenter reaction next?❤

[@flauscheballchen2855]

"You don't even deserve to cry" i feel that and yes some people absolutely don't deserve to cry.

[@Grenn1471]

The second guy wasn't acting. Former cops do not fare well in prison.

[@unclekitty4215]

Especially ones with his charges. He's a dead man walking.

[@MysteriMustacheToast]

Yup two kinds of people who have the worst time in there: cops and chomos.

[@diamcole]

About to get that ass tore up lol.

[@innos3ntCrim3]

Yeah, they’re gonna have fun with him. 😏

[@くせセシきて]

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[@BIGBLOCK5022006]

The third case caused a massive uproar here in Michigan. They not only starved their child but they also didn't believe in going to the doctors office.

[@TheOfficialDirtyDan]

Literally! Everyone around knew, and were pissed af. 😭

[@allier1867]

the lawyer in the first case was probably thinking ' i told you to behave in this court room!' i mean there's proper decorum for courtrooms and this defendant was not following it at all

[@taoist32]

Well, the defendant is in court for murder. Why would he behave and have manners in court? He is savage.

[@bnha]

@@taoist32 still, youd think he might try like other murderers and pretend he's a decent person who regrets what he did to get himself a lesser sentence. i guess some people are too disgusting to even fake remorse for what they did.

[@taoist32]

@@bnha Yes, he’s honestly being himself, a savage.

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

Punishment for crimes like rape, abuse, and murder are way too lenient in Korea. I hope to see major change in the future of your country!

[@Nurse66]

ME TOO… BUT DONT DO LIKE AMERICA AND KEEP THEM FOR 30 YEARS PAYING ALL THEIR BILLS FOR THEM…OVERCROWDING HAD PEOPLE SLEEPING IN THE FLOOR!!!

[@lzniR]

Ye. The fact that drug use and gambling can sometimes be harsher than those crimes are crazy.

[@MingyuScoupsDKHoshi]

Also the fact they don't punish underage as well. Even if they commit murder

[@shevs3167]

I watched a document on bulling and 1 in every 10 people at most they said maybe 1 in 100 in South Korea, don't take my word for it, thanks to that show - "The Glory" and what those people did they got off Scott free, no prison time, nothing, 2 of them were off because their families are rich. As they say money talks and bullshit walks. And also if a child commits murder there they don't have jail time, dentation nothing, only a warning and maybe community service for a bit and that's it, also with the R-word is committed the victim is blamed, the cops don't care and say " well what did you do to cause this, or maybe you should not have provoked them,. They are so easily corrupted. It does not go on their record, it's brushed under the rug and if the family is rich or chaebol as they call them then, the victim is blamed and the A-hole gets off free. Check the former member of Big Bang, what he did. He only got 1 year and a half years and his walking free after what he did and is going around Asia performing. Love South Korea, but the law system F-ing sucks.

[@imsane00]

​@@MingyuScoupsDKHoshiThat's crazy, if they're so "underage" why'd they commit murder?

[@Gimpyjoe]

comment at 6:40 is a really common misconception about how the death penalty works. A life sentence is much cheaper in US prisons than a death penalty case. Because death is final and so extreme there are many protections and chances for retrial and appeal. The average death penalty inmate costs many times more than a life in prison without chance of parole.

[@hirahiro2331]

I forgot about that…

[@paulele8220]

I'm with Sang Hee, castration should still be a punishment for sexual assault crimes. It's too sad that Korea has such weak punishments for serious crimes. I remember seeing the case where the little girl was assaulted many years ago, and then I read that the man who committed that crime is already released and living in society. Criminals do not understand the gravity of their actions because of the weakness of the punishment. They will continue to commit those crimes because society will not hold them heavily accountable for what they do. I enjoyed the video!!! It's nice to see other perspectives on things.

[@hirahiro2331]

What’s the female equivalent of a castration…? I agree with that punishment. I just don’t know how to apply that to women.

[@ilivefornontoxicenvirnoments]

@@hirahiro2331 There's something called the husband stitch but instead of just sewing part of the vj shut they should close off the whole thing.

[@hirahiro2331]

@@ilivefornontoxicenvirnoments oof sounds painful

[@hirahiro2331]

@@ilivefornontoxicenvirnoments but thank you 😊

[@ilivefornontoxicenvirnoments]

@@hirahiro2331 No problem 👍

[@Messaiiina]

The first and the last cases were in Michigan and Michigan has "Truth in sentencing" which means that the first guy got 23 years? He's going to serve every minute of that time. No "good behavior" credits. The last case, life with no parole means just that. You will die in prison. Compared to Korea, I guess our laws are pretty strict.

[@diegorodriguez5855]

Even if you reincarnate 3 times, thats one hell of a way to let that sink in

[@MicheleDoenges]

procuring of lewd exhibition, in the case of an on-duty police officer, refers to forcing someone to strip and then putting his fingers inside the person to "check for drugs" and other such things when 1) there is no reasonable indication that the person has drugs and 2) it's not the police officer's place to do cavity searches. That's the job of a trained medical professional, usually of the same gender/sex as the person being searched.

[@theblisteringdessamar8282]

The US was once like South Korea. We only have more strict laws because of severe cases. Please rally your people and leaders to do the right thing for victims of crimes.

[@Darth.Fluffy]

The 263 year sentence may sound like a lot, but depending on the jurisdiction, prisoners are eligible for parole after serving between ⅓ and ½ of their sentence. However, many with "life" sentences are eligible after 7 years.

[@hirahiro2331]

Not in Michigan.

[@PichpoGUA]

I remember that Daniel Holtzclaw case, that was wild.

[@LeahB31]

Defendant smiles: everyone is mad Defendant cries: everyone is mad Defendant is shocked: everyone is mad 😂😂😂 Their crimes just make everyone mad in general, so regardless of their reaction people are mad. Makes sense.

[@mattc2824]

There's a big difference between killing someone by accident and showing remorse and killing someone on purpose and laughing about it.

[@Nurse66]

I PERSONALLY LIKE TO SEE SOME ACT AT LEAST LIKE THEY HAVE PITY ON THEIR VICTIMS…I DONT GET MAD IF THEY CRY OR ARE SAD…THEY SHOULD BE ASHAMED…

[@Dannynickolai]

Wow that first question….. I am so happy to know I am not the only one who had that reaction.

[@raytheraindrop7660]

I'm from the USA and hearing how long some of the sentences for the crimes in Korea hurts my heart 😕

[@Antifreeze-uu8oo]

dude smiling grossed me out🤢

[@guywhosellsvapes4595]

0:04 thats a pretty great qoute.

[@9151-samoyed]

I love that one of them stated my mind. I hate when criminals act like victims when they are getting their sentencibg verdict. Like you knew tere was gonna be a pushiment for your wrongdoings and if u know u cant handle it. Y do it

[@JustAndreaEdna]

7:57 This is a socio path inaction. These are the reactions that he thinks are appropriate.

[@ethanb4489]

the crazy thing about the second guy is that a lot of people believe he was a scapegoat. he did rape women, but so did every officer as part of that city's police department. to this day, oklahoma police is known for horrible abuse to it's citizens including rape and unjustified shootings

[@Theonlyvortex]

8:21 I know he was thinking to leave the family when he found she was pregnant

[@chibiichigo101]

Heyo! Just wanted to let you know that prison sentencing in the states is a little complex. It varies state by state but basically most sentences have a 'recommended' year amount by the jury (if it's that kind of trial). The judge then has to look at the applicable statutes to see what the min-max year amount can be applied and if the sentences are consecutive or add on. That's why there is a separate sentencing hearing for that so the judge can review all that info.

[@madyson6875]

i hate looking at the last guy bc he looks so much like my dad lol. but they're such polar opposites. still creepy

[@5t2.g]

Second guy probably died in prison

[@theabominableuwu5880]

"just give hime the death sentence, that will reduce the tax" HA not in america lmaoo

[@TheApplesauce1992]

do they know about prison justice in the US with child abusers?

[@さわ-i9o]

how does one commit 30+ counts of crime? 1 is already terrible

[@satsukia3033]

I don't know how Korean prisons work but I sure know that there are definitely two types of people that prisoners hate the most: former cops and those who have harmed a child in any way. The latter get dealt with fast and painfully once word spreads and many working in these prisons tend to be a little more "forgetful" when it comes to their job of security and management.

[@dianaleosgarcia385]

Llora porque es policía y los presos se lo van a cobrar además sus víctimas eran mujeres afroamericanas

[@jhersonandrade9896]

It is sad to see these cases because many end up killing and stealing because they are born poor and there is only one way out because nobody in the world helps you. The saddest thing is to see how the children of people with money do all kinds of despicable crimes and with money they go free

[@GenerationNextNextNext]

I was just going to say this exact thing. Crime comes from another place. It's not an excuse, but a reason. In order to decrease crime, it's important to know the common reasons people commit them.

[@megafoxyawesomehot69]

Stealing is one thing… no one needs to kill to get money.

[@h.s.6269]

Bullshit. People steal because they consider it easier than working. You can make 100s or 1,000s in less than an hour by theft. And do you ever notice that most people who are poor are that way because they prioritize the absolutely wrong things in life? I constantly see people on welfare who get their nails done professionally every two weeks, $200+ weaves, have expensive mods on old cars, wearing expensive af chains, and are wearing $500+ shoes. Yet their home is falling apart and they have no savings. It's due to financial illiteracy, they were never taught priorities and how to be smart with money. So no, POOR is no reason to steal unless you are at the point of actual homelessness and are stealing FOOD, not things to resell. Also, people commit crimes because they aren't taught empathy and never consider the victims may be barely managing to keep a roof over their head as well. So many people are what is considered "house poor" which is in order to keep their home they have to give up so much other things, even decent food. So they may look "well off" or at least middle class, but are barely holding it together.

[@vwjet357]

Is this channel dead?

[@Nurse66]

REINCARNATION??!??!! YALL BELIEVE IN THAT???? I HOPE YOU COME BACK AS AN ANACONDA!!!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@thatcrystalbitch7802]

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[@justin6198]

??

[@DianeKang]

WTF

[@Nurse66]

WELL SORRY…MY OPINION…IVE MET SOME WHO BELIEVE WE KEEP COMING BACK UNTIL WE ARE RICH AND PROSPEROUS…I HAVE A RIGHT TO MY OPINION BY THE 1st AMENDMENT BUT NOBODY SEEMS TO REMEMBER THAT ANYMORE…WE ALL MUST BE “POLITICALLY CORRECT!” POO

[@justin6198]

@@Nurse66 no one stopped you from having your opinion and nobody will that is your first amendment right it’s just that nobody wanted your opinion. Also your opinion is objectively rude and malicious. What if I told whatever bs you believe in, is a stupid 1000+ year joke