Hannah Payne’s Chin Quivers As Judge Hands Her Sentence for Deadly Citizen’s Arrest

[@PartyUpGaming92]

I love when we don't have to wait months for sentencing

[@KingGogh]

This is what happens when a person doesn't have money lol

[@Oscirus]

Waiting 4 years for a trial is long enough

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

@@KingGogh It took 4 years to get her to trial, then 2 days to sentencing.

[@Nappyandhappy]

It took almost 5 years for her to come to court this happened in 2019

[@cmariah80]

She’s broke and wasn’t allowed any go fund me lol

[@sharonmoore1250]

People take notes, this is what happens when you insert yourself into a situation that has absolutely nothing to do with you.

[@plworld5315]

Facts.

[@AntmanBee]

Well said

[@plantationsecurity]

Na, keeping these colored boys in check in our community is a priority.

[@stefjames95]

Reminds me of the ahmaud arbery case. One of the murderers had nothing to do with the situation as well.

[@WilliamDague]

Who?@@stefjames95

[@thetruthhurts131]

That woman is a danger to society. She chased a man down and killed him over a fender bender. Not to mention, it wasn't even her car that he hit. She was just being nosey.

[@melanatedforever]

That's a karen

[@nxtguest9195]

Now she has a lifetime to think about it

[@Eagle8]

Be Safe! There are many more out there just like her. She felt she was entitled to do as she please.

[@kellyshomemadekitchen]

Darn right! Not to mention a couple other things I’d love to say rn but would get reported for it.

[@Eagle8]

@DARKKNIGHT-Z The legal system said she was a danger to everyone.

[@angelrogers3880]

She had absolutely zero remorse for killing the man, but now she wants to cry when she’s found guilty. I have no sympathy for her whatsoever. I really feel bad for the man she murdered and his family. She should’ve minded her own business. She is a danger to society, and I don’t think that she should ever be back on the streets again.

[@elliotssportsgamerpro]

her tears were her not the victim .she's evil

[@madmaximilian5783]

​@@elliotssportsgamerprolooks like miss Hanna thought she was already a cop with her little attitude. No qualified immunity for this little piggy!

[@Rodman67]

Not so entitled now!

[@irie256]

Definitely a sociopath and danger to Society...😮

[@leonwhite864]

​@@Rodman67lol😂😅

[@ChannelSettings4]

Now she has nothing but time to mind her own business behind bars.

[@tranquilrabies]

"Did that fellow inmate just steal an extra scoop of mashed potatoes? Not on my watch!"

[@KewPie-ym2vu]

Except now, she will be subjected to inmates who will constantly want to mind her business.

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

@@KewPie-ym2vu Yep as well as guards and she will see why she should have minded hers.

[@shepb2017]

😂🤣 💯!

[@jundersplunkett2365]

🤣

[@faraboverubies98]

The irony of the whole thing is this woman attacked Mr. Herring for not obeying her commands but she did not obey the 911 operator’s instructions to go back to the original scene of the accident and to not pursue . This whole thing could have been avoided. My heart goes out Mr Herring’s family. This is so sad.

[@Dasloth92]

Her arrogance in believing she basically did absolutely nothing wrong is just disgusting. No way to twist it, she was in the wrong and took a life for no reason. She's a murderer plain and simple.

[@SeanisputtinghisWifeandkidsthr]

Probably raised by a narcissist

[@leroyberry2181]

Exactly

[@HeySojo]

I hope she keeps that same energy if she ever sees the parole board.

[@JLRJ]

What makes it so bad is her arrogance. She already had his plate number but she's so tough she had to confront him. Now she's going to spend practically her whole life in Prison for a matter that really didn't concern her. Everynight she's looking at her cell's ceiling while laying in bed she'll think if I only would have taken my butt home I'd be free to enjoy life as a free woman!

[@tomjohnson3010]

⁠@@JLRJAnd probably wondering how she could’ve been so misinformed. As absurd as it may sound I believe that she truly believed she had that right. There are far too many young gun owners who have no idea or a false idea of where their rights end and another’s begins.

[@lloyddlocks3605]

Throughout the trial she showed no regard, remorse or accountability for Mr Herrings loss of life .. She was petulant with the prosecutors and trying to evade the consequences of her actions by stating Mr Herring shot himself was outrageous ! She disgusts me and the sentence imposed was no more than she deserved …

[@georgegarvey7338]

They don't show any mercy or remorse when they murder us, do they!?

[@Amandabrown83]

No she did not, and lied as if the man was trying to hurt her. So glad there were witnesses.

[@63076topher]

​@cassandra9699If she had more than 1 fire the rest they never showed up for court.

[@irenexavier6960]

@@63076topherI’m so lost , did she fire her lawyers ? Because I just saw her HELPING this only lawyer she had. I thought that it was strange that she had just one lawyer , because usually there is at least 2

[@Redd1952]

​@shindles Dispatch told her NOT to follow him (a lawful order). She told them "I'm not going to do that. " She deserves what she got....Oh and my daughter would have followed orders.

[@sheenaanderson8759]

Poor man😢 this is a horrible story😢. She doesn't deserve to get out of jail NEVER

[@reneefurrer2712]

I love this judge, she is so soft spoken and professional.

[@robinb.4699]

I totally agree!

[@SunnyInSecond]

Love her voice. I need her to record audiobooks!

[@raymondpetrovits2336]

Sounds like a Jamaican. Lord have mercy.

[@mbk784]

She’s a Jamaican for sure👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@bullitt0713]

Agreed! Her name is Jewel. It suits her very well

[@champdavidson1492]

The fact she went against what 911 was telling her not to do is absolutely absurd …. She needed to be away from the public.. only at 25 and acting this way .. wow

[@terryjohnson3479]

At 25 life in prison is a long time.

[@davetherave1729]

Well she has another 33 years in prison to think about it.

[@Dusterbugless]

@@terryjohnson3479in the state of Georgia. Life is 30 years.

[@sassysmile5428]

And she wasn't even supposed to have a gun do to she is a felon

[@mandyharewood886]

Just like George Zimmerman with Trayvon Martin.

[@ellington237]

Apparently her attorney is googling what a "Consecutive Sentence" means.

[@newjerseylove1373]

🤭🤭🤭

[@goldnarms435]

The judge has such a soothing voice. I want her to read me a bedtime story.

[@DoyleShadduck]

IKR..lol 😝

[@emilygregory7004]

Haha!!! 😂

[@richandrews3771]

😅😅😅😅😅😅 LOL😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@popeyesworld4930]

The gun was in her hand , with her finger on the trigger , pointing in Mr. Herring direction but he shot himself ! WOW ! I don't think that she even said " I am sorry ! " not even once . She chased this man down , block his movement , pulled out her gun and shot Mr. Herring . Even with witnesses saying that there was no fight , she still claims that Mr. Herring was fighting with her . I mean , if she was afaird for the satety of other people , then why did she chase him down ? To me , it was out of pure hate and evil grounds behind the shooting because a person that is afaird of someone , does not chase that person . Just too much hate and evel in this woman , just that simple !

[@Nesquick1121]

No she did not at all you absolute goon he never left his truck with video LOL are we serious they literally explained every bit of the case in other videos she didnt chase anyone down she followed him for his license plate against the dispatchers will. There was too a fight at his truck window LOL go read before you talk it really is your world in your head LOL

[@irie256]

Hannah Payne is pure hate and evil Great she must serve 43 yrs before parole at age 69 if she lives that long😢

[@brothersly]

​@@Nesquick1121She should have minded her wannabe freeman catcher business!

[@Nesquick1121]

@@brothersly You're right there all im getting at is dont make up proven facts lol nothing about the case said anything he typed LOL she even chased him down... NO she followed him to get his license plate number LOL

[@brothersly]

@@Nesquick1121 The heifer is in prison so deal with it. Save your splanin' for someone who actually cares. There's a cosmic shift transpiring and the majority of you don't even realize it. Your blessing ended in 2019. You only rule on paper and not in spirit. It's only going downhill for your tribe from now on.

[@jordanntoka4972]

The is exactly why children shouldn’t be raised to feel entitled.

[@lsowner10]

*👧🏼🧑🏼‍🦱 you mean them

[@Melanin_Kitty]

clear children you mean

[@kimjackson557]

​@@Melanin_Kittylol

[@verawallace9055]

Exactly, she thinks she could gunned him down without facing the consequences of her actions,

[@gsup3874]

They can't help themselves it's hereditary.

[@lightandsymbols1111]

It’s so shocking that she has never apologised to the victim’s family.

[@MarquishaFreeman6043]

What are you shocked for ? This isn’t nothing new .

[@Kayekayeeee]

She’s not sorry

[@emilygregory7004]

Not really. She is a sociopath with enabling parents. She might not ever see herself as being in the wrong. People like her who have family who coddle them will always play the victims

[@ceciliadh4605]

Apologize to them for what? To her, she did nothing wrong. She is crying for herself, not the hurt that she cause to his family and hers. SMDH

[@nicolebrown1927]

That Cabbage Patch Doll know his family ain't tryna hear dat!

[@courtneesdad]

As a retired police officer. Please take some advice. Owning a firearm is a huge responsibility. Take it seriously. Know when you’re allowed to use deadly force. Know when you’re allowed to pull your weapon. NEVER leave your weapon in your vehicle. This could have all been avoided.

[@warrenlewis3977]

Police people should follow your advice. They get more and more reckless by the day.

[@RebelRebel-rz6cd]

​@@warrenlewis3977dido👍🏾

[@MTD_1969]

Yes it could have been avoided HAD SHE LISTENED TO THE 911 OPERATOR!!! But she wanted to be the one to exact justice. She wanted to be the hero. She wanted EVERYONE to think she was important and brave. She wanted to shoot someone and call it self defense.

[@simplybeautiful9021]

If you have hate in your heart and got a fire arm it's hard to think straight sometimes. Many people feel justified to take a persons life just like she did based off assumptions, perceptions and their personal experiences in life. If only we remembered that humanity is precious regardless of the circumstances then it wouldn't have gotten this far. Until many people deal with that this is gonna continue.

[@99names16]

Absolutely brother. Having a gun means you HAVE an obligation to be the peace keeper. To be the most level headed and to always deescalate

[@with4tt477]

Her lawyer is such a joke. Saying she wouldn't want to " do the right thing " or " help another person again" was grossly insensitive to the victim's family. This woman got out of her car and shot this man, yet you're trying to convince us all that she wanted to do the " right thing."

[@Monica0978]

That is disgusting.

[@buckeyehockey1979]

Mmmhmmm. I have heard people saying she was over charged. Excuse me? She killed someone.

[@Clementine_D]

I hope she DOESN'T try to do her idea of "the right thing" again, her judgement is clearly awful

[@fredescobedo2556]

​@@HelloUSA87helping isn't murdering an unarmed person

[@machineofadream]

Thanks Nikki, but I don't need you following me with a gun if I get into a fender bender. You're free to just go home. It's a win win.

[@Leidyloveslibros]

Once I asked my best friend (an avid gun lover) if he wishes a mother f****** would. And he said “ I absolutely wish a mother f****** wouldn’t. I never want to have to use my gun and anyone who feels differently shouldn’t own a gun” really stuck with me. This woman definitely got it for the wrong reasons and an innocent man paid with his life

[@TheoneGodfather]

“Innocent man”?

[@scotthockenberry3085]

This is so wise. I couldn’t agree more

[@tristanmaxey446]

​@@TheoneGodfather yes innocent bro a bs hit a run isn't a reason to kill someone

[@icecl0ud]

As a gun lover, this is facts.

[@Sarangae123]

@@TheoneGodfather wasnt he litteraly in a state of emergency and headed to the hospital?

[@mothersfinest]

This is where road rage and stupidity go hand-in-hand what a shame what a waste of lives

[@plutotech]

Wasn't road rage. Someone didn't watch the trial.

[@theresaterry164]

@@plutotechit was road rage….. this foolish woman took it to a level it never needed to be. Her life and the victim’s life are done . So sad for both.

[@Faith-to5mp]

It wasn't road rage. It was a traffic accident involving Mr. Herrings and another driver. She wasn't involved in the accident. She was just a witness. ...but she followed him decipite dispater telling her not to do so. She is just 🙈.

[@randybird9979]

@@Faith-to5mp ah witness rage?

[@Faith-to5mp]

@@randybird9979 She witnessed the accident...

[@Stressed2Capacity]

She completely ignored the dispatcher telling her not to follow him. She had his tag number but her desire to be a vigilante caused a man with a medical condition to be murdered. She should have received life with no chance of parole because she has proven that she is a danger to society and has no regard for authority or another's life.

[@peanut_butter_falcon]

How does parole work over there. Is it after a set number of years it gets reviewed? and how often do they get out early or on first appeal… I’m from the UK so am trying to understand the American system better. Thanks!

[@TopDollaent]

she has to do atleast 20 plus years before a parole hearing @@peanut_butter_falcon

[@edwardwildenhain8603]

agreed with you

[@LaToyaRidesvux]

​@@peanut_butter_falconwith her sentence for murder she will have to do the mandatory minimum of 30yrs + 13yrs on the other convictions = 43yrs before she's parole eligible.

[@Stressed2Capacity]

@@peanut_butter_falcon, she was charged with malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, false imprisonment and 3 counts of possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony. She will not be eligible for parole for 43 years. Whenever someone is found guilty in our country their attorney will usually appeal. In this case l don't see an appellate court changing anything because she lied on the man saying he shot himself and she defied the order not to follow him which ultimately led to his death. Stay mindful that this could have been any one of our family members having a medical emergency that she killed.

[@timothysims8950]

The Judge was polite & gracious, but very clear in handing down the sentence!

[@BabyYoda230]

Still no remorse, never said she was sorry to his family. Lie after lie- only caring about herself. You have 43 years to find remorse.

[@barefoot_ty]

she really never said sorry to his family? wow

[@TLRing]

​@@barefoot_tyNEVER !!

[@Helmuesi911]

She’ll find remorse after year 1

[@MrBroderickg14]

@@Helmuesi911facts😂

[@paladinkraus]

​@@kevinmaclennan439 that's not necessarily true, when is such a slam dunk like this, you are wanting the jury to see that you are remorseful about the loss of life. Sitting Stone face doesn't help, but her lawyer was so arrogant & pompous he kinda did more to help the prosecution

[@Tony-Gatos]

The next judge that will handle her parole hasnt even been born yet. All this could have been simply avoided.

[@ldhawthorne]

Wow!! Hard to believe, but you're right!!! That's a loonngggg time!

[@ABrooksCupid]

That’s a good one! 43 years in prison. 🤣😂 She’ll be eligible for parole when she’s 68 years old. She might as well stay there. Her life is over. Her parents will be gone. Luckily, she has no children.

[@annettedavis317]

😂

[@Jessicajohnson50099]

Dang she got atleast 43 years. Too bad for you Hanna, banana !!

[@celestecelestial90]

I didn’t even think of it that way but you’re right. 😂😂😂

[@iamedwardbibbins9012]

This is exactly what our parents meant when they said “don’t take the law into your own hands”

[@CraigStCyrPlus]

She's a hulk of a woman. I doubt she'll have issues in prison.

[@TruthB7Told]

100%!!!!! However, that doesn't apply to the criminal class, as History has shown us, which is confirmed in this case!

[@oRealAlieNo]

A karen with a gun

[@Julia-uh4li]

My parents never said that to us kids. They didn't need to.

[@loadapish]

my dad said we r not the type to call the police

[@thickgoddess1835]

The attorney doesn't know what CONSECUTIVE is😅😂

[@ABrooksCupid]

He knows. That was a last ditch effort to reduce her time. I would like to know where they found him. If he’s a public defender, I would hate to see him coming if he was appointed to represent me.

[@Jpallday82]

Right 😅

[@justsaying3729]

The Judge reminded him that she was clear on that.

[@thickgoddess1835]

@ABrooksCupid Man I would cry 🥲😫😫😭🤣🤣🤣

[@angelminaj617]

The attorney was new. He was the only one desperate enough to take her case when no one else would.

[@sully7861]

Tough way to learn how to mind your own business.

[@KewPie-ym2vu]

Karens never learn.

[@angelminaj617]

Exactly, but she was a Karen, they always learn the hard way

[@arthurneddysmith]

Not so tough. Not considering the lesson Kenneth Herring had to learn from her not being able to "mind her own business".

[@plantationsecurity]

Felony hit and run if anyone had needed two stitches or a got fractured finger. Dude didn't want to stick around to find out. It's probably like that with his son.

[@loopy1159]

​@@plantationsecurity U don't seem to understand what's going on. Dazed and confused

[@EKk8819]

Her lawyer pointing to were she goes to get brought back to prison for life is the most help he gave her the entire trial XD

[@sugardonut2296]

The judge’s voice is so soothing… even when handing down justice 😂

[@nickv4073]

You think the defendant thought it was "soothing"?

[@jaybobz9082]

@@nickv4073🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@blacklight3596]

That’s that good old Jamaican cadence …… as sweet as old time reggae

[@blacklight3596]

That’s exactly how my mother sounds …. Sometimes I call her for no reason just to listen to anything she wants to talk about

[@cgg8542]

She’s got that hint of Jamaican…dropped an LWOP with love

[@williamfagan1479]

All she had to do was to follow the 911 operator's advice and stay away,but she wanted to be a hero by going after the guy and by doing this she shot the guy dead. Going from a hero to a murderer in a day is quite something. There is a lesson to be learned by this, let the law deal with the problems or you could end up in jail just like her.

[@TheDesciple30]

Agreed

[@JohnW9012]

I bet she thought she would get the murderer Zimmerman treatment.

[@lizabethduran4417]

​@@JohnW9012FACTS RIGHT HERE...DING DING DING

[@TheDesciple30]

@@JohnW9012 Agreed

[@69BellaValentina69]

I dont think she wanted to be a "Hero". I think it was her entitlement to punish the guy for what she thinks he did wrong. She felt the need to make "justice" by herself. SHE IS INSANE

[@rezzurektedpoet]

Remember, she chased him, she blocked him in and SHE had the gun, but he "ATTACKED" her. Despicable.

[@sarahbecker6734]

Just like the McMichaels and Ahmaud Arbery.

[@valerieherron4185]

And she said he shot himself.

[@meckpicks9534]

Also a reminder she never apologized,and made the victim out to look like some evil criminal

[@chance757]

@@meckpicks9534 she’s like pinocchio except her neck stretches when she lies instead of her nose

[@et1016]

Yes indeed, she is despicable!! And the girl needs to go on a diet. What a cow.

[@moda78z]

Lucky gal. She has a chance at life. Her victim didn’t.

[@wilyeshurun5675]

Devils

[@Dale115]

Amen. I agree

[@ABrooksCupid]

She’ll be 68 before she’s considered for parole.

[@phillipmarlowe0525]

The so called victim hit and ran. So don’t act like he was so innocent

[@seriousorganizer]

lucky gal? get a life.....I'll give you life & call you lucky....

[@cjharris3680]

Sympathy for herself...none for her victim from her or her attorney. Wish the judge had taken her total lack of remorse into account and given her LWOP.

[@deboratracz3511]

My thoughts exactly!

[@msmagic1568]

My daddy always said the first rule to owning a firearm is having self control.

[@Herofixtv]

Thank God the jury got it right this time , finally justice is served .

[@richardkaiser9509]

I really believe she taught she would get away with murder like, zimmerman and rittenhouse!!!rekwife

[@NikkiMonavari]

​@@richardkaiser9509THAT'S BS Rittenhouse did not get away with murder !!! They were literally trying to kill the kid. What you think the jury didn't get it right in that case ? Given the political climate Do research before you run your trap

[@chaplainsoffice6907]

​​@@richardkaiser9509 I never thought I would say this but Hannah is the product of her upbringing. Compassion and empathy is what is lost today.

[@m.w.976]

It was ALL avoidable. Her family will still get to visit with and talk to her. Mr. Herring's family will have to visit him at the cemetery.

[@bobwhite9670]

Justice is not a real thing for anyone ever......

[@Disrespectfultethering]

She bought her gun because she is the type that wants to use it, when she has no reason to use a weapon she creates a scenario to use it and then lies in order to not face consequences for her actions.

[@clojo3665]

Well said

[@jeromesherard4056]

An emotional/psychological problem. She should not have ever been permitted to carry a firearm

[@montejones3939]

she had the weapon for 2 weeks, Thats speaks volumes to who she really was and what was on her mind at the age of 21 years old

[@steelhurricane4041]

That is the most ridiculous analogy of her owning a firearm. Her job could be dangerous. That's why she had the gun.

[@Veracityseeker7]

Exactly

[@JamesCanavan-wl5ev]

Life sentence with parole+13 years, how does that work? and why is she getting parole for murder? She hunted the man down and killed him in cold blood without remorse!

[@kahledblackman318]

After seeing the people who spoke on her behalf, I see she's a product of her environment. Raised by entitled Karens.

[@vickiforte2429]

They preached and reprimanded the family. A bunch of wolves in sheep's clothing toting the Bible and preaching its words. They are praying for everyone lol.

[@TG-fq6vy]

I agree she needed to go to prison. However, I can’t get over how ridiculous it is that you’re using the Karen things still. Grow up.😂

[@lhistoireenvideo5877]

​@@TG-fq6vy for you to take offense, you must be a Karen or the son of one.

[@tessier-ashpool3462]

@@TG-fq6vyobvious boomer

[@LocoSunny]

Do you know what video that her parents spoke on? Thank you

[@LilMoSweet53]

38 years in Georgia regardless bye bye . She should’ve got life without parole!

[@FriendM2010]

How’d you get to 38?

[@AllHailKingRose]

@@FriendM2010 I think because life is usually 25 years and then she has eight and five that she must serve consecutive. With good behavior somewhere around 30 years or more. She’s in her early 20s so she’ll be out between 50 and 60 years old.

[@lisahernandez8307]

Georgia is 30 yrs for life, 8, and 5 consecutive not concurrent. Makes it 43?

[@AllHailKingRose]

@@lisahernandez8307 OK thank you for that, I thought it was 25. In my state it’s 25. But that makes sense.

[@styner3]

@@lisahernandez8307you’re right but she could be out in 7yrs on the 13yr part of her sentence

[@sundelong2727]

A 100 years old lady told that her secret of longevity is mind her own business. What a true statement!!

[@kimberlyyoung458]

The Judge is such a lovely woman ❤

[@jamesnicholas9215]

i must say this is the calmest and quietest judge i have ever seen i like her

[@PHlophe]

Jim, she handed the sentence as if she was sending Henna to a long holiday .

[@gabolujan3109]

It’s because she is Mexican

[@Jeremiah_29]

​@@gabolujan3109Lol!!! She is not Mexican. She is Jamaican.

[@celticlofts]

She carried a gun for self defense but it couldn't save her from her own stupidity.

[@standdown4929]

The saddest part is that he was having a medical emergency and she assumed he was like the countless other jerks on the road committing hit and run. The family should start a campaign for the awareness of medical emergencies while driving and put it in this man's name. She had no right to detain him and take his life.

[@deneanehunt4233]

She just knew she was getting off

[@Jane-il5hw]

If he was having a medical emergency why didn’t he ask them to call him an ambulance ?

[@verawallace9055]

The woman I know with similar condition doesn't always called a ambulance, if she's on the road she stopped and sometimes get something to eat, if she's is home she will head to her bedroom while monitoring her sugar level, it takes a while for her to feel like her regular self again, she still works but carry her insulin kit with her

[@khasualentertainment6734]

​@@Jane-il5hwthe bill... but he was already in that state. Then a crazed woman.comes, goes off and shoots you.. when was he suppose to do that

[@MikeWalkerSBC]

@@Jane-il5hwyou must be one of her relatives to ask such a question like that 🤔

[@ExoticTipz]

I just love how soft spoken the judge is but still has stern demeanor .. Thank God justice was served ! She did NOT listen to anything the dispatcher told her ..

[@edjonatchick]

Killed a man because of property damage? I'm glad the judge made the sentences consecutive, 43 years.

[@TwoBassed]

She should’ve been given life without parole!

[@Asiansxsymbol]

She wanted to be a hero nobody asked for, now she's gonna be a hero in prison.

[@thelittlegamingchannel]

Her life is OVER because she felt entitled.

[@WingoTribe704]

She’ll be eating spaghetti with someone again one day smh

[@metroboomhauer]

@@WingoTribe704 With no teeth Maybe. Prison Dental Care is like 3rd world country Healthcare. Almost non-existent. In 38+ years she'll be lucky if she has One tooth left. That's again if she stays alive that long.

[@veronicapearson7761]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@adambomb138]

@@metroboomhauer Her teeth will be fine.

[@metroboomhauer]

@@adambomb138 Spoken like someone without a clue, with no valid reason for debate, other than to argue. I'm sure your parents are real proud of you.

[@khalifmuhammad6073]

I’m not gone lie knowing that she could get out on parole despite purposely shooting someone & killing them is irritating….

[@manofsteel3396]

I hope she NEVER gets out! Where are the tears for the man she gunned down!? Those tears are for herself! What a monster!

[@Dusterbugless]

Her parents didn’t even speak for her. She never even apologized

[@raydog1111]

@@Dusterbugless Yeah both of those facts shocked me. Even the most garbage of garbage-humans (like Darrell Brooks) had parents speak for them. To be fair, I saw a reporter mention the mother needing to be helped into her car and her screaming her head off after the verdict. So maybe she felt she couldn't mentally get through it. But, at least try!

[@thatgirlkells5505]

She truly is a remorseless monster!!!!

[@Dusterbugless]

@@raydog1111 she raised that trash. Parents taught me to mind my business.

[@Jessicajohnson50099]

She cares for herself only.

[@BeliiSpii]

I would love to have an audio book read to me by this judge. She’s got the most soothing voice I’ve ever heard.

[@mmgprovideo]

I’m glad it’s not just me that thought that.

[@Kensington2714]

Same. She has such a peaceful voice. If she has kids. They are lucky.

[@SunnyInSecond]

lol- I just commented the same thing!

[@millermiller9258]

OMG I love Judge Jewel voice

[@seriousorganizer]

its horrible you can't even hear her!

[@opo3628]

Hannah will be spending more years in prison than I have been alive before she even gets a chance at freedom. That's so crazy to think about. She's 25 now, but she'll be pushing 70 when her opportunity for parole comes around...every moment of her life between now and then, that *enormous* span of time, will be spent behind bars. And all because she felt that witnessing a perceived crime (in no danger herself, despite what she claimed to the court) and having a gun on her somehow gave her the right to deem herself as a police officer with a license to kill.

[@KIMjB72]

She still feels she didn't do anything wrong because she can't even apologize to the family SMH

[@PHlophe]

she is her parents' child. her momma said on csmera " its unfortunate what happened" . but like you mean to tell me that it happened and your chile wasn't involved ? was ita ghost ?

[@kirtybearoriginal]

This girl threw her whole life away taking the law into her own hands for something that didn't even effect her. What a shame

[@gigiis526]

That was probably the sweetest tone to sentencing I have ever heard.

[@lexiaaforever437]

I Absolutely Love This For Her. Idk why she’s trying to cry because if you thought about your actions & didnt Follow him in the first place … we wouldn’t be here today. It’s your actions HANNAH.

[@IJUSTWANNAFLYDJIDRONES71]

She crying because she know she’s fresh meat😂

[@MMMmyshawarma]

@@IJUSTWANNAFLYDJIDRONES71 In a women's prison? Sorry bud, your fantasies aren't really the same in there, weirdo.

[@kellyshomemadekitchen]

@@IJUSTWANNAFLYDJIDRONES71 And also crying bcz her mama’s big farm girl meals 6x day are history! 😂

[@TheNotthead]

Actually she looks like she gained weight since she's been locked up. Look at her booking photo. Jail food is obviously something she enjoys. Sad that she didn't just mind her own business. It looks to me like she is only upset because she is going to prison, not becuse she took a human life.@@kellyshomemadekitchen

[@Susan-u2v]

The poor family who have to watch this woman feeling sorry for herself. My heart goes out to them.

[@Lomojo31]

She could have been helpful by calling the cops, telling them what she saw, and staying at the scene. Its not about doing nothing its about not committing a vile crime.

[@Tiffany-Rose]

She doesn't deserve parole. She hunted this man down over a car accident. Its sick.

[@McRemmyBaby]

lol

[@lexismom9341]

A car accident that she wasn't even involved in!! She's a sick nut!!

[@plantationsecurity]

Hit and run is a felony. Also you appear to be a transvestite.

[@Tiffany-Rose]

@@plantationsecurity It was a car accident. She is not a police officer so chasing him down was not something she should have been doing. Like the police said, stop chasing him. She didn't listen and now a man is dead and shes going to prison. Also even if I was trans it wouldn't change the facts.

[@godbyone]

@@plantationsecurityanother Karen

[@TheFisherFamilyOfficial]

Law & Crime Network's shady title: "Hannah Payne's CHIN quivers..." 😂😂😂

[@Blaze_McCroey]

Kenneth Herring would still be alive and she wouldn’t be heading to the prison how she done what the 911 operator instructed her to do and not pursue him. Remorse and accountability was out the window, but the SECOND she heard that first “GUILTY” she started crying a river and wanted mercy… No such thing for her. This is yet another lesson to always THINK before you ACT. May the Herring family finally have peace with this outcome 💯

[@PHlophe]

Braeden, in my head i was like " Now don't cry... you did it to yourself".

[@Mrs.B89]

DA tried to plead her out with a life sentence but she wanted a trial, could have avoided that extra 8 years , justice was served

[@PHlophe]

she wanted a deal because she thought she could get off .

[@janforreal2644]

@Mrs B89 she thought her palm privilege would allow her to walk. 🎉🎉🎉😊

[@Mrs.B89]

@@janforreal2644 well they failed her Big Time.

[@prince3030]

Really had nothing to lose with that deal. 😂

[@sunnybearbuds]

Don't follow - she followed; don't engage him - she got out of the car and confronted him; pulls out a gun, and a guy gets the death penalty for a traffic violation. Go to prison, Ms Entitled, and think about it. We'll wait.

[@singlemomwithapurpose7725]

She had 4 years to enjoy while his family waited on their day in court. She did not cry when she murdered him, she was boastful and mean. File your appeals but go to prison via jail and think about your actions. Don’t join the gang, keep your nose clean young lady and learn to stay out of the police business.

[@elainet8170]

Aman to everything you sd...she got four years to enjoy life while he was dead! It's her turn now to have a dead life while living she want feel alive till after 30yr in Gorgia but I seriously believe she want get paroled cause she is to entitled with ego and know remorse!!! I'm happy😂

[@Filthy_Larry]

@@elainet8170you mean she was out and about before trial?

[@miriamllamas224]

​@@Filthy_Larry 100K

[@elainet8170]

@@Filthy_Larry yes 4 yrs! Out and about

[@Filthy_Larry]

@@elainet8170 why didn’t she try to flee the country in that time? I’d be in the Middle East.

[@tmoney360]

When you act thinking you're going to be Batman but end up being the Joker.

[@ladybug4896]

LMAOOO RIGHT🤣

[@lipcolorpink]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@carlosdeno]

Those five years it took to get a guilty verdict, means she’ll be 68 before she’s eligible for parole. I honestly can’t believe she showed no remorse for her actions and didn’t apologise to the family, unbelievable.

[@AreYouABadfishToo]

do you think the trial or sentence outcome would've been different had she expressed remorse and took accountability for her actions? I wonder if she had been truly sorry and personally apologized to the family and tried to make amends, and owned up to her actions right away, if she could've gotten a lesser charge or a reduced sentence. There are truly gracious and forgiving people out there. She could've chose a different path in all this.

[@kenyonbissett3512]

Thanks, I wondered when she would be eligible for parole.

[@carlosdeno]

@@AreYouABadfishToo Definitely, 100%

[@JayJay-ii5un]

She'll be out in ten. Court sentencing is all bull. No priors, 3rd degree. Probably only do 7

[@TehKaiser]

@@AreYouABadfishToo Maybe slightly less official time, and possibly earlier granting of parole. The less put on the record, the more the state has to respect rights and let people out if there are no grounds to continue something. She should have taken the plea deal or taken the Fifth. But either she's headstrong and convinced she could get an acquittal. Or her lawyer helped her believe that, and thus they did not only take it to trial, but provided facts for the parole agents to deny her parole a few times over because her lies, demeanor, and deliberations are all out bare in public, and most importantly, in sworn testimony in the system.

[@TT-zj6iy]

Now quiver all the way to your new home and think about how not minding your business got you in this position

[@josephstone9752]

Naw BIG BERTHA AND AND BAD BETTY GONNA MIND HERS😂😂😂😂😂

[@GraveMemories]

Friendly reminder to treat every day like you live in Chicago. That means mind your own business

[@Jean-op7yn]

For her not to believe she did anything wrong is a very scary thing. I would not want to meet her in any circumstances!

[@plworld5315]

It is very concerning that she thinks she’s the victim

[@sonquatsch8585]

all u gotta do is listen to her mommy to understand the apple fall not far from the tree. her mother basically said she was an angel all over the place. such denial.

[@Trobtwillis]

Time (circa 40 years) will tell if she adjusts her attitude.

[@kokogaijin]

I don't know how someone could kill another human being over a traffic violation and think they are not going to jail..the ignorance

[@EricFullwood]

Her attorney wasn't clear what consecutive meant? Wow.

[@dc4lcowgirl241]

Exactly! Where did he get his attorney license from? 😂

[@kikaleek3897]

He barely passed the bar 😂

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

I found that insulting, as if he didn't think the judge did.

[@ABrooksCupid]

@@conscientiousobserver8772One last ditch effort. He’s embarrassing.

[@coldlakealta4043]

well, it's the opposite of concurrent - maybe someone should sit down and explain those basic terms to him

[@userlove1070]

Her sobbing on the walk back in jail is soooo hilarious to me!!! I love it!!!!!! Pos…

[@Crystal-nm9tb]

I imagine she was expecting a hero's Go Fund ME account, not life in prison...lol!

[@snacktime5022]

I wonder if she thought she was gonna get away with it.

[@rezkinginternational]

Hehehehehehe I am laughing because she screwed up good and let that dump truck attorney take her to trial with all the evidence against her. He should have made a deal, admitted, cried then, not now crying because she got spanked. Yep her attorney was hillarious. Kind of Barney Fifish, or gomer pyle.

[@Dusterbugless]

@@snacktime5022almost did. They refused for a long time to file charges

[@ABrooksCupid]

And the too big shoes! 🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂

[@Mmo51]

That poor man was going through a hypoglycemic episode, which is already terrifying in itself, only to be attacked and shot by this monster. I can’t even comprehend how terrifying his final moments must have been. 😢

[@eddiekane154]

She been holding her head down so much. I didn’t realize here neck was so long. I bet her parents are so proud.

[@josephstone9752]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MindyourBusinesshoe]

😂😂😂😂😂 yes she looks like a Bobs Burgers character

[@acinorevelocin4864]

🤣🤣GYYYYDLEEEEE

[@Foreign84]

😂😂😂😂 ayyyy yo

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gloomgirl]

Fantastic judge-professional and a pleasure to listen to! Let this pos rot in jail!

[@Bigpapiortiz817]

The sentencing was so swift. This woman has no one else to blame for her situation but herself. She literally put herself in prison for a term of life. On a side note, the judge has one of the most powerful yet calming voices I’ve ever heard.

[@jegreen4684]

..after you do life, your corpse has lie in the cell for another 8 yrs, then another 5 yrs after that. The judge is so nice, she gives you hope even though she's going to prison to rot.

[@styner3]

Life is 30yrs in GA she is eligible for parole in her 60’s.

[@janmurr8447]

@@styner3 I don't think she realized what really happened today and obviously the loser attorney didn't get it either. He thinks he will file for a re-trial and get it granted.

[@langlang9326]

@@styner3 Thank you I was trying to find this out but the comments are crazy.

[@HalfBackCrack]

When keeping it real goes wrong.

[@LalithoTheRedBorderCollie]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I’m a Dave Chappell fan

[@WingoTribe704]

When keeping it wrong gets real

[@thebighousencaaattendancer478]

Lmfao! 😂😂😂

[@bbennyj]

@@WingoTribe704Lol, funny

[@BlackCosmos-cg6hw]

@@WingoTribe704 Even better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@monfisch]

Her defense tried to accuse the victim of starting this fight. And wait, wait, wait…. She didn’t feel safe. Where have we heard that before? I cracked up at her 2 cent lawyer. What the heck does consecutive mean on your planet?

[@kimpatterson7171]

Justice served. Hopefully this is a warning to all the other Karen’s who don’t mind their business & take the law into their own hands.

[@veronicapearson7761]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@miffycarter3876]

Exaacttlllyyyyyy 👏🏾💯💯💯💯

[@BlackReign574]

💯.

[@oanna1221]

Oh yeah... too many opinions in this world. And not proper opinions. Or proper attitudes. She will do three years. Red wave 2024.

[@markfrank5937]

Life + 8yrs! 🎉🎉🎉

[@Monica0978]

Justice. Rest in peace, Mr. Herring.

[@glenlilly5461]

Justice served, plain and simple. Too bad we dont have more judges like this.

[@joejoe9435]

actually not sure why she has a chance for release....she should not

[@allmightydollar6330]

​​​@@joejoe9435she's going to be 68 before she's see parole she done

[@latrinahornsby9648]

"If only I had mind my own business" was a person 😂😂 now she has to learn the hard way lol

[@grendelsmama2302]

Lord yes… I love minding mines hehe

[@Duvstep910]

As a jamaican; I knew I recognized that tone of voice. It's unmistakable. Thanks for putting another criminal behind bars.

[@Papa2Tone]

FBA

[@jonkunnu8792]

🇯🇲 👍

[@2020-p2z]

Thank you. I couldn't place the accent.

[@mcBaronGonzalez]

911 operator now is like : I told you

[@Deonna-z4j]

😂🎯🎯🎯🎯‼️🤣😆👍🏾

[@dawndewitt1856]

FINALLY JUSTICE FOR MR. KENNETH HERRING🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@gabolujan3109]

Is that the man who died?

[@judistocker1811]

Rest in Peace Kenneth. Justice has been served. To Kenneth’s family; May God hold you all in the palm of His hand as you grieve. May Kenneth be with you in Spirit for every holiday and family event.

[@valeriekehrt7566]

✝️❤️🤝🫶

[@sonquatsch8585]

such a lovely message.

[@TimkenCourt]

It should have been doing that when dispatch told her to stop.

[@yaseminkose9202]

She looks like a Jewel too.. beautiful judge🥰

[@millermiller9258]

OMG I swear I said the judge is not only an Amazing judge, but she’s so beautiful like a sweet angelic angel

[@MyYouTube-ni5ce]

Justice Jewel Scott has created history by becoming the first Jamaican-American to win a seat as a Clayton County Superior Court Judge in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States.

[@flynnfranklin1887]

Yes indeed! Beautiful 😍

[@bed5513]

It’s so hard to understand why this person thought it was appropriate to follow this man. Why???

[@geegstar]

She was already seeing herself on TikTok being hailed as stunningly brave!

[@richardkaiser9509]

ZIMMERMAN!! rekwife

[@bunandcheese4445]

W privilege gone wrong. You’re not above the law Hannah Payne! Justice served! Thank you judge Scott you really are a Jewel!

[@joshgrant824]

I love the judges voice. Never heard a sentencing that elegant 😂

[@dannyfloyd1368]

She still thinks she did NOTHING WRONG should've got no parole

[@AT-zl6dk]

I experienced a hit & run accident It’s so upsetting but instead of me focusing on who did this, I started thanking God. My car almost started spinning out of control as I was her while on a bridge on main highway. A witness stopped to check on me and described the driver. Also wanted to follow him but decided not to. I’m happy he didn’t because you dont know what people have going on or carrying in the state of Texas. Never let anger get the best of you

[@GepsenLuv]

So...the judge effectively gave her what the original plea deal was. Smh. This woman deserved life without parole.

[@MarquishaFreeman6043]

Death Penalty

[@sonquatsch8585]

@@MarquishaFreeman6043 that would bring nothing. u have to understand what punishment is. punishment is spending a minimum 43 years FROM AGE 25 in prison, then being released when you're OLD AF. plus parole is dependant upon showing remorse. she ain got that now...and she might just live out her life in prison. that 10 times worse than the death penalty.

[@jennyhaslayer1396]

I can't believe she was out on bond for YEARS. It is so nice to finally see her in a jumpsuit. Welcome to the rest of your life ❤

[@latimoreshenii3334]

You do see the color of her skin, right? That's the only reason she was granted bond. Had this been the other way around, she would've already been charged, convicted & sentenced. And no. I'm not reading replies

[@WarriorVinyard]

@@latimoreshenii3334 you're not reading replies because you know that you're 100% wrong. I have seen many news stories on youtube of murderers of the opposite skin color who are not only out on bond, but go on to commit other crimes.

[@vxy357]

That's what bond is. You get to stay out of jail while your case goes through the system as long as you're not a flight risk or a danger to the community.

[@plantationsecurity]

@latimoreshenii3334 Colored boys can't be trusted on bond and you know thats the truth. Dont even try. Your entire ethnicity is holding us humans back. Not even trolling just disgusted.

[@machineofadream]

By the way, Hannah probably would've gotten credit for time served if she had been in jail awaiting trial rather than out on bond, so it makes no difference so long as she was law abiding while she was awaiting trial, which by all appearances she seems to have been. Judge Malone is a great judge and make the correct call. If we take the concept of innocent until proven guilty seriously, we should try to give bond where possible. I say this with full disdain for Hannah Payne, and not defending her in any way.

[@cunard61]

I'm still stunned at her ignorance, and arrogance over her failure to see that she was the aggressor in this confrontation from the start. She never saw, and still doesn't see, her actions as criminal.

[@miriamllamas224]

She didn't want to do what the 911 operator was telling her to do, now she has to obey prison guards.

[@jeannineharrelson1201]

And they're not Nearly as nice as her family or this judge!

[@virginiakane8440]

Bad decisions. Hard times.

[@Scorpio_74]

Now she has to sit in her cell and think if I would have just mind my own business I ‘d be at home right now

[@beckyc268]

Well, she certainly won't be home for Christmas

[@boodang100]

When not minding your own business goes wrong

[@kone.linngus3651]

Georgia's life with possible parole is mandatory 30 years. This Lunchbox is looking at a minimal 38 year sentence.

[@MAC_TP19]

43 years

[@Atlantafied]

Best case scenario she'll be 68 years old IF she's granted parole, which is highly unlikely.

[@styner3]

@@MAC_TP1943 total is right but could only do 7yrs on the 13yrs.

[@annamarielewis7078]

Yay!

[@hubertpierre9507]

Lunchbox 😂😂😂

[@esdee878]

Her "My Cousin Vinny" lawyer didn't help her case one bit.