Sorry I Shot You: Story of a Changed Man (Restorative Justice Documentary) | Real Stories Original

[@davidsewell3477]

A lot of people wouldn't be man enough to say sorry pal. Keep up the good work dude . Be strong and be safe 🥉

[@sayingthethingstheywont2619]

He didnt say sorry, he still releases music on the regular bragging about shooting this guy.

[@Umar-kg1zb]

sayingthe thingstheywont he never bragged about it you’re a fool

[@TheNinnyfee]

If more people said heartfelt sorries the world would heal so much faster.

[@Rihardololz]

''Sorry i didn't Finnish the job"

[@marshallfitness82]

Respect to you brother for admitting your mistakes and trying to put them right. Most people dont have the heart to admit they are wrong let alone bare their soul for the world to see and say it. I support you on your journey and your message, I people watching this arent quick to judge as everything in this world isnt black and white. Respect brother! 👊🏽

[@williamwebb8812]

Family Tree fu icu v

[@kaylynn143]

Jesus is Lord mighty Christianly of you. *rolls eyes*

[@21MarketaDiva]

Jesus is Lord lol how much is proportionate then lol

[@21MarketaDiva]

catothewiser lol how u judgin his meaning?? Lol. Ppl who give negative comments to someone giving a positive comment is poison. He was just uplifting him. Who cares out of how. Foh. Sorry lol

[@seekingthemiddleway4048]

Losing two loving parents in quick succession as a teenager? Who could come out of that unscathed?

[@marshallfitness82]

Seekingthemiddle Way he was 10/11 when he lost his parents.

[@hrnrdhhdhd4093]

Browsing have you checked your history because you are ranked number 1

[@BlackCatMagic0]

(@Jesus is Lord) Not to mention the environments that he was thrown into, the trauma of seeing his dying father and feeling so scared and lost that he felt it necessary, whether consciously or not, to completely separate from his family and be supported by himself and the streets. Take everything into account before you cast judgement on a person, and especially before you try to lump an entire group of people together like that. Shame on you.

[@maximbeautii8399]

Jesus is Lord you literally can’t be serious. We are the most violent race? Absolutely not! Being violent..stealing and killing is literally white history. Such ignorance from someone with a name like Jesus is Lord lol

[@maximbeautii8399]

Caught up in the Napture EXACTLY!! Especially of crimes they didn’t actually commit too

[@stephaniesiemens9927]

This remorseful man is to be commended for all he has done to rewrite his life for the better. He's doing all he can to make amends to the officer...still...I hope he doesn't lose himself in the process.

[@whatshisname3304]

would he be doing this if he d not been caught.

[@stephaniesiemens9927]

Robert Smith Idk...very hard question to answer...often wonder about it

[@whatshisname3304]

im glad he is moving in good direction, but i do wonder

[@lickyagyalcuz]

Doesn't matter Robert, the fact he is doing it is what matters.

[@milne1985]

It would risk getting arrested if he did that.

[@debbietaylor2104]

Im not condoning what he did but can you imagine in this day and age coming from the streets how hard it must of been for him to come and do what he has done. I pray the best for him and his family in the future u can tell he's a good guy ...

[@mjanny6330]

No, shooting people isnt okay.

[@rasuna07]

Very moving documentary. Dean seems like a decent bloke who is managing to turn his life around. People make mistakes - sometimes terrible mistakes -I wish him the best for the future.

[@maibrennan3394]

Very good to watch. I can see the serenity in you and the regret for what happened. Good luck in your future and grab every good opportunity you have to be a better person. God bless.

[@transformingvessels9530]

This is very inspirational, I am speaking to a few young men at my church about this video because there is more that meets the eye in this video. No one can turn back time and he has acknowledged wat he has done and he is taking steps to change his life around. Keep focused STANA and keep pushing forward. We all have a purpose in this life and contribute to making the world a better place and spread the gospel. God bless and keep up the good work. This video is very powerful

[@ronaldoscott8689]

I got mad respect and love for stanna for making this documentary. Real and from the heart. The roads ain't to be played with. Glad to see he turned it around.

[@CeoMusicispower]

This was well produced and i commend you all, Thank you for sharing your testimony Stana God Bless you and may you go on to be a example to others

[@sunflower-bh4df]

Thank you so much real stories for putting so many documentaries 💚💚💚💚

[@nicobyrne2774]

I was like Dean and hated police!! and jail changed me, im now a law abiding citizen and respect the police.

[@BigBuddhaFilmsUK]

Really great documentary. Great to see Dean turning his life around. Losing both your parents as a little boy would have drastic consequences which he has struggled hard to deal with. A really insightful film and compassionate film.

[@ciaranmck4469]

BigBuddhaFilms so much respect to dis lad deserves so much more

[@gina1emo]

I’m InLove with a crim he got caught up from a young age but he’s got a pure good heart like me. He is the Love of my Life my True Love Soulmate. I pray now we met we can bring the best out of each other & better ourselves just live a happy & Blessed life. May God protect & Bless us together always & foreva Amen💓🤴🏽💞👸🏼🔐

[@havisionfitness864]

this should be shown in schools

[@candycakes3886]

Amen! God bless u for saying so🤗👏👏💯💯💯

[@MOREFIREMANGEMENT]

We have a whole generation of lost youth but on the flip side I see other youth growing up awake and making great waves for a better future. This Kings calling is to help others. God bless him

[@abudujana13]

Thanks for the video, REAL STORIES

[@evs9404]

Thats a powerful moment with the aunt and uncle

[@greenblazersl6]

That bit where you were with your aunt and uncle was too deep. Respect for trying to turn your life around. Genuinely wish you all the best.

[@rachelyea5915]

I feel and see his pain so clearly. Man....we all have our demons so be kind to others. You dont know WHAT monsters they're fighting.❤️ I pray this young man has a successful and lovefilled life.

[@kyleburlette2196]

This poor man broke my heart when he broke down about his dad wow I'm praying for you bro. And no matter what remember your worth a hell of a lot more then most walking this earth keep your head up... Never judge someone on where they were in the past but only on where they are going... God bless you...

[@dee6734]

Big up Stanaman - UK underground rap legend 💪💪💪

[@TeeCup__]

I want to see a follow up on this story and this guy. 29.20 seconds of pure emotion.

[@mjanny6330]

He's still rapping, bragging about shooting police in his songs.

[@RampinRabit]

We all make mistakes, some more serious than others. Luckily the police officer wasn't killed and this guy has the courage to speak about it and try to make amends for his mistakes.

[@KSupreme7]

Great documentary! A lot of truth and positivity

[@gina1emo]

21:33 God Bless You Dean💗👼I lost my Beautiful Mum & Nan from Cancer also & it truly breaks you. May they Rest In Peace. They’re always with us lookin over us xoxo

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

@Gina Star That part was tough to watch as i too lost my dad so i know what hes going through sorry about your mother and nan

[@gina1emo]

Bullet-Tooth Tony Thank You💗Bless You too💗💕👼👼

[@jacquifeehan3489]

Total respect for trying to turn his life round. Be a role model for your children they need tgat

[@dianharris1546]

Baby is so adorable😍✔

[@mrsweno4307]

Emotional very emotional you got too rate a man who can admit he’s own wrongs never had a clue about all of this but yh more ratings to this brother

[@lauriedmills7581]

This is one of the best stories I have witnessed. I truly hope both men have met. Very touching.

[@equinox95]

Big up my brother for taking something negative and turning it into something positive BIG UP 👍.

[@tnelson7951]

Keep up the good work my brother, stay strong and i wish you all the best along your journey. Very honest, extremely moving account of what your life was like and what made you the person you are today. Powerful!

[@ccovnottz]

Fam when you was talking about your dad coming back from Jamaica literally made my eyes water! RIP to your fam g.

[@HardtimesRecords]

Much love from Brooklyn hope both can get pass this, salute to homie for standing on what he believes is right.

[@Ugandangurlugandangurl]

Fantastic Documentary

[@alexandercampbell8872]

Changing his life around mad respect

[@alexanderson1193]

what a cute little girl

[@barbaralobdell3160]

Alex Anderson.ly9zQ1111

[@anglofrancaiseyvonne9349]

This is a good example for people who are taking the wrong road, this guy seemed to be very sorry to for what he has done, and can only get on with life too if the policeman forgives him...

[@sandicmxr]

anglofrançaise Yvonne I don’t think whether the policeman forgives him should matter. If he’s changed then it’s up to him to move forward and live his life as he said to make his parents proud. The policeman has his own demons to overcome.

[@mjanny6330]

@Sandi Morris this man is that officers demon. He hasn't changed, still raps about shooting police.

[@commentscorner617]

the thoughts this mans story is evoking in me and I'm sure others is going to change things down the line.... for the better

[@sandicmxr]

It’s telling that he turned away from his aunt and uncle to cry.

[@londonsburningup]

Sandra Morris elaborate please ..??

[@sandicmxr]

londonsburningup instead of turning toward people who know what he’s going through he turns away. They try to comfort him and he won’t accept it. It shows that it’s hard for him to be close - to get that hug. To be comforted. In my saying that I mean it shows he’s had a traumatic event(s) that turned him off of accepting that comfort. I’m not saying he’s cold or anything like that. More that he can depend only on himself and no one else. I find that sad. That’s what I see. That’s what I meant.

[@UsernamesForDummies]

Sandra Morris I think it was embarrassment that made him turn away. After all, he was on camera and I doubt he has ever cried about his loss in front of people.

[@sandicmxr]

UsernamesForDummies I agree a little. He never talked like this before as he heard it from them and yes maybe some was embarrassment but from a few I know who won’t take hug, comfort, etc it’s what they do too. Remember he didn’t walk away. He didn’t turn from the camera. He turned from them. I’m saying this not as judgement. My heart was torn. He was like a child in that moment. I’ve know a few who just won’t take any comfort from anyone. From those I know it’s because they are the only ones they can depend on from an early age. I understand. It just makes me sad.

[@ellmonroe3664]

That is very insightful. I have seen that sort of behaviour and you helped me realize what is probably is. They don,t want to be seen as vulnerable.

[@dabrichard]

If Mr Stanbury ever reads this, I want him to know that his case is textbook childhood trauma. It is not an excuse, but it is an explanation of how this happened. Dr. Gabor Mate’ from Canada has youtube videos about this issue. Aggression is a coping mechanism to threat and we all need that impulse to survive. When we suffer the kind of loss he did at age 10, the world instantly becomes unpredictable and dangerous. The brain of a ten year old is overwhelmed by this level of trauma and we unconsciously cope which becomes expressed in a number of behaviors. Children who experience trauma need advocates like you, Mr. Stanbury, to bring awareness to the public, social workers and judges. I am so happy you have a loving family. I pray the police officer finds peace.

[@TheHouseofLove]

Emotional documentary, I give this guy thumbs up for trying to contact the police officer, he’s had it tough losing his mum and dad, he needed guidance at that young age, a strong father figure

[@frederickhills1068]

Big salute to this guy for stepping up and making a powerful

[@zaqu33n88]

Good Video... I've never seen a video with 0 dislikes... Good job... I commend this Man he seems to have truly turned his life around...

[@ellisburns7639]

Zia Queen it has 7 now

[@Frenchblue8]

Ancient Sumerian sucks to be you, doesn't it

[@guccigucci5002]

lmao idiot thats cause you watched an hour in well check now

[@VideoDotGoogleDotCom]

I disliked it now. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) has taught us to oppose the blasphemous and the infidels. Hail Satan!

[@andialongi]

Well that's 37.now

[@kingdecks3]

I really enjoyed it I thought it was well put together. You can see he doesn't know how to articulate himself well as he could so it comes across as it sometimes being insincere. But what I notice is that he'd come from a loving family and he was trying to recreate that with his partner but that he'd been with since he was 15.

[@blueiris191]

I hope he is being sincere (not just for career advantages) He seems sincere ..One, just never knows.. Time will tell , He is lucky in the aspect that he has A very supportive family.

[@Plantgarden88]

S3XY Gent Just like POTUS

[@blueiris191]

SPHEX 1 , He was making money as A rapper before the shooting.!. He also wrote and and recorded A song involving violence/guns ,etc (gangster mentality) while in prison.. Watch again , or reread my original comment .....

[@enizle5]

This is an act. Watch how he very rarely looks people in the eye. 4:30 is a good example.

[@abellballin88]

I think he's sincere in his efforts to right the wrongs he's done.

[@876BossLady]

I'm from Jamaica and I commends u nothing in life constant except changes and I respect you for making the difference stay connected to God and be focus u have a chance in life make it right this time

[@gohard29]

he's been through alot...this was deep and i grew up listenin to stana.....deep documentry

[@thebadloser]

I lost my dad to cancer a long time ago - when he broke down I wept with him.

[@dcmarvelcomicfans9458]

Sorry for your loss

[@73tydy]

Blessup Dean🙏🏽 I hope you are still on a journey of positivity🌞One Love❤

[@brandiehenson6809]

I feel god has forgiven you all you can do is ask for forgivenesss with a pure heart !⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘

[@orpha9031]

One moment in time can make or break us.

[@ferdk1504]

we grew up in the same area I didn’t always agree with his decisions, but the scene with his uncle and aunt changed my whole perception about him....., mind you the olders he hug out with . Were the real menace. Typical example of product of your environment...#facts

[@iamcem]

catothewiser engineered social conditions that breed crime by design

[@thetraveler9]

How many cops have apologized for killing blacks?

[@dot680]

The traveler they dont even apologise for prosecutory misconduct or corruption.

[@dannycairns7883]

its not America its not seen as black and whites here everyones the same

[@damienholland8103]

You're confusing the US' issues with the UK's.

[@Sacheen81]

Oh for christ sakes.

[@lewisariki6396]

Why, why are you taking it there? .??? Relevance?

[@onlymanor]

Much respect for Stana, it shows he has turn his life around. I pray all the best to you akhi.

[@allgrownupFl]

Broke my heart to see his aunt so cold toward him. Not the right people for him to go live with at all!!! And I'm NOT blaming them for his actions. But he needed, still needs a ton of LOVE. Policeman's loss for not even meeting him.

[@allgrownupFl]

Pray this intelligent man has a relationship with God, can't depend on man to fix things to give peace and closure.

[@ChillLo-fi-beats]

Nothing but respect to you. I know to well the feeling that he feels.

[@ChillLo-fi-beats]

@ell mmm Your very ignorant.... First off I'm not Asia. Second off just becuase of where your from doesn't mean you can't relate. Sorry you're that close minded you can't see that. Now GTFOH with that BS!!!

[@jaypay3283]

Fully respect stana this just made it 💯 hope he get some good money and live life

[@bigjohn2338]

Good watch.iv been a follower of stanas music for years and he comes across as a sincere guy .people have to understand tough life lessons can turn people a way that they feel hard to control . Takes a big man to apologise and a big man to repent ,i see stana is doing stuff for the youth also along side Mac who does the bikestorm rides.respect

[@myafaire1682]

THIS is how we reform criminals, whenever possible.

[@MrBwench]

21:00 - I felt that in my heart man. My dad died from cancer too. Before he went through the treatment he was a big beefy man. After a few weeks he turned mad skinny and just looked mad different and my mind couldn't cope no matter how much he tried to be strong for us.

[@sayingthethingstheywont2619]

My father died of cancer too, but i didnt use that as an excuse to try to kill innocent people then make money singing about how proud i am of my crimes. This mans a joke.

[@thetokenvamp]

I lost it when he broke down reflecting back on his father :( He is such a wonderful person. God bless him.

[@mjanny6330]

Shooting people isn't "wonderful"

[@thetokenvamp]

@@mjanny6330 ain’t what I said but I gotcha

[@sandrabeeton2012]

Brilliant. Thank you.

[@damienholland8103]

Dean if you're reading this: You're a great man for doing this and working on your demons. Many people don't have that kind of heart and determination. You're very brave for letting people film this process and making it public. Take care now and hope you're doing well.

[@sayingthethingstheywont2619]

He's still making music bragging about shooting this guy.

[@darrenhoey7301]

Fantastic production. And great to see someone turn there life around . Your a positive bloke I wish you all the best in the future. God bless

[@trillbillyx3397]

I love this video an big up anyone thats tryna change their lives as it seems like there is a no second chances an the system want u to die with ya convictions hanging over your head So Massive BIG UP !! 👊🏿✊🏿

[@princessaz79]

In America he would go to jail for the rest of their lives.

[@Dmc841]

princessaz79 Yup or at least 30-40 yrs

[@newLEGACYFLEKZ]

What’s your Snapchat?

[@boogiemonstermom677]

It's hard to really tell what people's true intentions are when they publicise they're apologies, especially when they promote their music within it, but since there's no way to read this man's mind, I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt this all is coming from a good place. I think more people like him deserve that. Maybe if people showed a little more hope in them, even more would turn their life around. Still very brave of him to see his victim face to face and try to apologise. He seems like he's trying very hard to understand where the man is coming from and make amends even though the guy turned down seeing him. I commend the policeman too. You can tell the whole thing still weighs heavy on him, and he could've been so nasty in his response, but he did try to somewhat meet on a middle ground and be as understanding as he could. Hopefully one day they will meet face to face, and they both will receive total closure.

[@bountyscape444]

It’s crazy how I’ve actually witnessed his change. I don’t know him personally but I lived in the same area as him and remember that day of the shooting. Then I started searching him up and found out he rapped and saw him go from angry young adult to a mature self aware man. Stana you are a big inspiration, they should show this to the youngers on the road life.

[@TheRadariiiPS3]

Great Stuff!

[@flawlessbutdysfunctional7787]

Ayyy a documentary before work

[@R4L8844]

Mate good on ya past is the past nothing but respect for you after watching this 👊🏽

[@mauricemoore1012]

ONE LUV TO THIS BROTHER TRYING TO TURN HIS LIFE AROUND MUCH RESPECT.

[@KN-vo7ff]

Good for him! If only more people were willing to admit when they've done something wrong instead of blaming it on everything and everyone else, this world would be a better place. His baby daughter is stunningly beautiful!

[@cebanja]

Stana deserves respect for this.....more respect than any mistake he's made. As a big man to stand up to your mistakes and childhood. For all the people judging a man on mistakes he made as a child; just shows that you people don't understand people from that background. There's a million people out there that never atone or care about their mistakes, they sweep them under the carpet. I have nothing but respect for Stana.

[@mjanny6330]

Shooting people because you think it's cool isn't something to be respected.

[@forestdecember9661]

Man, your little daughter is like a rare, delicate flower. Every child is like a whole world and you have three of them. You have a lot to live for. They need your love but also your respect to become strong-minded and warm-hearted adults. All the best.

[@iqraiqra9172]

I grew up with this brother, was always polite to me, tough love my lovely brother, I pray Allah guides you to Islam ameen

[@hwas8706]

now its time to further yourself spiritually

[@NoaLives79]

Life is so strange. This is a very powerful story about the human experience. Ihope Dean all the best. He is a good man, and probably always was....

[@YoshiXO]

His daughter is beautiful omg

[@mizmagica764]

Enough love and respect for this brother! Always has been on the deen and stayed real!! Young blood from The Verne. Miz

[@nancybeveridgetaylor3256]

I'm a retired psychiatric technician/nurse who worked maximum security forensic psych. In one of the largest facilities in the United States. With Sexually Violent Predators, mass murderers, serial Killers and murderers of all kinds. This sort of program is SO important for those who can be repatriated to society, because some can. Some are just too violent and mentally ill, and need to stay inside the walls, but there are some who can benefit. And their victims can benefit as well, if that is a choice they want to make. I'm retired after an assault causing a brain injury at work, i have no judgment or anger for the man who assaulted me, but it takes time and work to move forward. I believe that reparative/restorative justice can work.

[@allisonm1193]

I wish more men could right their wrongs and acknowledge mistakes they've made instead of keeping it in or blaming others

[@ChrisGroggyCreaser]

Yes,its Very good to acknowledge that he did wrong & say ''Sorry''.... :) In general,I Wish More people would do it... :)

[@TheNinnyfee]

People cannot even apologize for simpler things than that, so many cowards out there. Cowardice and lying should be called out way more. Good for him that he turned his life around. This journey was really important for him and also a teaching lesson how not dealing with pain and glorifying it breeds more pain and dependence on evil people. He is so lucky he only had to spend 8 years.

[@mr.abijah]

This is beautiful Forgiveness is an art.

[@sayingthethingstheywont2619]

Except he must show remorse to be forgiven, and fake tears dont count.

[@lewisariki6396]

This gentleman, is a real MAN! He takes complete responsibility, he has made the required changes and wants to face his victim! No easy task!

[@sayingthethingstheywont2619]

No he doesnt, he still releases music bragging about shooting this guy.

[@davidglass1202]

I would like to think that this man and others like him out there could be allowed to visit schools youth groups promoting anti gun crime, anti gang violence within local communities promoting himself as the reason why not to join gangs he said it himself " postcode B/S and it only leads to prison" Promoting anti gang and gun crime could be his legacy. There's Something to think about promoting. Best of luck in what your seeking.

[@mr.abijah]

"I wanna thank him for his response" Now that's Character.

[@sayingthethingstheywont2619]

No, quitting the rap scene would be character, this guy still raps about shooting at police.

[@TheMadisonmccarthy]

That was so raw. He needs to let it out, it’s not weak to cry and be vunerable it’s healthy

[@deejunior8014]

When stana was talking his aunt and uncle about his dad it really upset me I was in tears R.I.P dad

[@launanisbett1051]

This was really beautiful doc 🥰🙏🌺 this is truly the first man and now I will say a good man , that wow when I saw him cry i shed many tears because I know all the pain in his heart back then and he was so lost so broken 💔 so much pain all the pain we all delt with like that was beyond compare and didn't know how to deal with all the bad in are lives didn't have a. Clue how to make it better the pain was so deep , I mean beyond measure and I just pray for him to start to heal I pray he starts dealing with his mental health I say thank you to the police officer for all he did and does im so sorry that happened and pray he has forgiveness and happiness now im so sorry bout his wife may she rest in peace and love 💞 this man is doing good things and that's such a blessing pray happiness for all who read this too 🙏💖🌈😘

[@dianharris1546]

Wow crying I felt sorry for him wen he talked about his dad

[@magicmo19]

Every young star who is going down a bad path needs 2 watch this...might just help inspire them not 2 make a big fuck up in life. 👌💯 respect 4 being so honest.

[@Sisking64]

Touching short life story. Sincereli I hope and wish him well to endeavor all his future prospects. It was and is good to see he has kept the option open to make contact with the officer who has gone through a turbulent time regards. For anyone to come out of prison and try to do well always a good sign , the only important factor is not to give in to temptation. Life goes on as we all say Stana went through a lot regards his personal life nevertheless not making no excuses for him ,alas only his mum and dad were here to see the change, perhaps they are looking down from the heavens. Stana keep on going and do not give up , remember you have people/family who care about you. To all those families who have their loved ones in pen -please do not give up on them especially when they are still young and growing simply they deserve another chance-a bite at the cherry.

[@fuifuturus9138]

@deanstanbury I understand your life situation, and I don´t think you did right by using a gun, but I praise the bravery of trying to come forward with an apology! #respect

[@MrKoolie0017]

Touching. shed a tear. Large up stana every time

[@milne1985]

Kizz Capone why shed a tear exactly?

[@dcrossman326]

Coming from the ends and hearing and seeing this mans growth is something I admire and respect. My heart hurt to see the brother cry whilst talking to his aunt and uncle. Got to rate him for always keeping it 100%. Good or bad. Salute to stanna all day

[@LeeLeeLabandz]

I hate people who blame others for something theyre not responsible for. PARENTS START THE CYCLE! If parents would be in their kids lives more you wouldnt have to worry about them getting influenced as they would know right from wrong smh.

[@nancybeveridgetaylor3256]

His siblings are beautiful people as well.

[@tasjinki]

this is the best of real stories