This Verdict will Shock You

[@Mewse1203]

The fact that they have an officer who's only been on the force nine weeks out by himself on the weekend after midnight is ridiculous.

[@ericerickson21]

No matter what happened. The commonwealth just didn't have the evidence. I hope the best for this officer. He didn't get the rush of making what he suspected ruled into "reality". He will have to collect the proper evidence next time.

[@jameskirk3]

Yeah that's less than Basic Combat Training for the Army, and Basic isn't really your training. Most MOS's (your job in the military) have a longer AIT (school for that job) than Basic. No wonder cops don't usually know the law...

[@parkerfrode5101]

Not even just that. Dash cams are so cheap. Let alone they could at the very least have some sort of body cam without all the storage story for so long. He’ll a go pro is a cheap and they could submit the video if they feel it’s needed for the case. In this day and age I don’t understand how a department is even allowed to not have body cams/dash cams.

[@taigenraine]

I can't believe the prosecutor was allowed to speak that final line. "We shouldn't reward the defendant for legally refusing to give the state more evidence..." That is directly contrary to the fifth amendment. That's basically saying "We might had more evidence is it wasn't for the defendants pesky rights..."

[@michelle3215]

I was pissed off when he said they because we are all get the benefit of the doubt because we are innocent until proven guilty

[@DanOKC]

and the fact that the Judge rule most of his evidence inadmissible because the Prosecutor did not bother to turn over the State's Discovery to Larry until the day of the first trial date.

[@SimBir08]

@@DanOKC The only evidence they had was that the guy was the victim of a fender bender by a speeding truck. The fresh outta highschool cop turned it into something it wasn't and because he's poorly trained and green he failed to document any of it. If you're going to make up a crime at least fabricate some evidence.

[@donsewell7459]

I was waiting for the prosecutor to say "Mr Foreman has been using smoke and mirrors to distract you from the fact that he himself was the drunk driver in this case."

[@noreensanchezmurphy8811]

I worked in the legal system for many years as a paralegal, albeit in a large city, and watched many trials. I have never seen such an incompetent prosecutor. Truly enjoyed watching you Larry.

[@cyprianalford3619]

Someone should have asked the judge what way he would have voted 😂

[@highme4027]

It's quite impressive to see a prosecutor so outclassed. Congrats.

[@DoctorMagoo111]

One would think that prosecutors, especially those who don't have a case to begin with and aren't trying a violent defendant, would learn that being rude and demeaning will do nothing to help their case. As much as this man-child blowharded about "interpretation not mattering," the jury makes the decision and those interpretations will have influences. My eyes nearly fell out of my head when he said "probable cause is irrelevant." It is also terrifyingly clear the prosecutor never took a physics or math class outside of elementary school if the mechanics of the crash escape his understanding. This prosecutor is a total, dangerous, immoral joke. Excellent work, Larry.

[@LindaDickey-g2m]

I enjoy watching Larry do what he does in court with such ease and integrity. It’s even is more impressive when he is up against substandard opposing counsel.

[@karenpayne1011]

DUI Guy is the best. Respect and appreciation for him.

[@SimBir08]

I was worried the Jury were going to find him guilty despite the fact there was no evidence presented by the prosecution only hearsay because Juries are fickle and don't like to go against police especially with DUI. Nobody likes a drunk driver so you're usually guilty in the eyes of most people before you even go to court.

[@alastermyst]

Change my mind: Jurys at the end of every case should also have to rule on whether the cops or prosecutors should be criminally charged and if they rule yes, then they must be charged with all possible charges.

[@ericalexander5890]

That is a brilliant idea!

[@ericalexander5890]

That is a brilliant idea!

[@jameskirk3]

That would be great. We need accountability for police and courts.

[@lynnr8580]

Well done Larry! The prosecutor was an idiot!😂

[@everjosh0874]

Damn, Larry got heated during the prosecutors closing argument. Awesome video!!

[@d.ricc6421]

I have been a cop for over 25 years. I would never ever arrest someone based on an odor of alcohol on their clothes. This rookie cop just wanted a DUI, that's it!!!

[@MattHudsonAtx]

Your coworkers would

[@d.ricc6421]

@MattHudsonAtx I doubt that. Our training was far beyond a small town .

[@robertbrodeur4326]

@@d.ricc6421 X

[@CharlottePetersen-x5p]

Even then the D.A or prosecuting attorney should have dropped this way before it ever got to this point. Seems kind of like malicious prosecution

[@matthewrippingsby5384]

At one point, the prosecutor begs the jury to disbelieve in human nature. He only just stops short of, 'Come on! Faulkner HAS to have a drink problem!' 😂

[@tarawible2151]

That prosecutor is ridiculous he certainly does not need to be in that position he never should have pushed this case he has nothing

[@angelahansen3398]

He's as incompetent as the cop was with 9 weeks on the job & 4& 1/2 mths training.

[@TylerWx]

That prosecutor was a piece of work.

[@kitty10141]

Kind of scary

[@paul-u2y9y]

It took 1 minute to decide the verdict and 17 minutes to fill out the forms .

[@keribartucci-lucas7165]

I loved hearing your client say “I could kiss you”. Lol!

[@jeffrop2010]

Prosecutor wishes he was Larry! Lmao what a tool!

[@theshredder2846]

Good work! You know this prosecutor is still losing sleep over this. He still has aches throughout his body for the beating a competent attorney gave him.

[@4runit654]

Very bitter prosecutor. His whole closing was argumentative. 95% of his days are making plea agreements, a lot harder when the defense doesn't roll over and take a deal. He got exposed

[@markr.devereux3385]

❤🎉

[@terryhayward7905]

The prosecution did not show ANY evidence, just the officers opinion, and that is NOT evidence.

[@garywacaser6230]

This is what I was thinking too. That prosecutor asked the jury to convict based on evidence. There was none. Just a rookie cop afraid to do nothing about the wreck. I don’t doubt that he smelled alcohol, but there was no evidence that he could produce or that he did produce to show dui. He is a rookie cop that made a bad call and then the prosecutor brought charges because he knows most people back the blue. He’s trash!

[@hoffpbass]

It can be evidence, it is just not a hard fact. And the evidence needs to be weighed against other evidence and other plausible theories of the incident. So, it was extremely weak evidence without any supporting facts.

[@Remmysage]

Witness testimony can be considered evidence of the jury believes the witness is credible. Like if he said he saw him drink and then watched him drive drunk and that is why he arrested him they could use that testimony to convict him. But all he did was “smell” him. Even if they found him credible, he still had no testimony to prove he was drunk.

[@kyle1598hffgyfv]

It's indirect evidence. Testimony, though, it to be evaluated based on the credibility of the witness and is by no means conclusive.

[@kyle1598hffgyfv]

@@Remmysage Exactly. I have never been drunk, but I am sometimes around people that are drunk, and the smell of booze can rub off on you. They get booze on their hand, then grab your shoulder, well, now you smell like alcohol without a single spill while stone cold sober.

[@spazii1288]

So sorry that your client had to be the victim of an accident, then a victim of the idiots that arrested him. He has to go through the anxiety and financial stress for WHAT?! You are worth your fees,Larry…but the State should have to pay you-not this poor guy that did nothing wrong.

[@michellekrick9044]

Did I see this right? Jury sent to deliberations at 505 and back at 523? That must be a record.

[@corsairsofnarshaddaa]

Lol, it was the one thing in this entire trial the prosecutor got right.

[@johannahmoran704]

Excellent job Larry !

[@Torched8392]

There is no excuse for a police department to not have cameras today, dashcams at a bare minimum! I wonder what percentage of the town budget goes to the police department.

[@oh-duh]

A lot for cities but very little in counties.

[@glee21012]

Foreman and his fancy dancy "smoke and mirrors" 😆 This case should have NEVER been prosecuted.

[@Bo88y22]

Well done team DUI GUY. I love your tenacity.

[@croach2194]

I am not shocked having watched the trial. The behaviour of the prosecutor was what shocked me. The lack of any investigation resulting in any evidence was shocking. No pictures of the vehicles or of the skid marks, no breathalyzer, no blood test, witnesses favouring the defense. I could never have found him guilty. I have to wonder how many innocent people have been convicted in that proseeutor's jurisdiction because they did not have a lawyer or did not have a good lawyer.

[@tubbybuttfishingtennesseem8326]

We all need a lawyer like Larry here otherwise the state will automatically win and good people get screwed over by tyrant cops who just wanna get someone on some kind of charges.

[@trfatman]

Larry, I watched all three videos and seeing this verdict has restored a little of my faith in the jury system. Great job! I must say I was struck by the casual way this judge ran his court....those were not just speaking objections, those were soliloquies. The banter back and forth by counsel, counsel testifying during examination, the endless leading during direct... let's just say my idea of order in a court is a little different from this judge's court. But I know every judge is different. I also noticed the jury was out only 18 minutes. That barely gives them time to walk down the hall to the deliberation room, elect a foreperson, and then vote. I'm surprised they didn't just raise their hands in the courtroom and say, "Your Honor, there's no need for us to walk down that hall... The defendant is not guilty!"

[@woelfwyndebranda]

Maybe someone can report him (the prosecutor) to the bar. If he's investigated, I wonder how many of his convictions would be overturned because of his incompetence.

[@martinicklaus5842]

That prosecutor is a dirty bastard

[@user-otzlixr]

I think I agree with you. I think he was more dirty than incompetent.

[@hoffpbass]

Austin Powers like, too 😂

[@jameskirk3]

I think the whole county is suspect. Why wouldn't their police have cameras? Last case I heard of with no body cam was the ATF when they raided and killed a guy in Arkansas. Why they didn't have any cameras? It's not a budget issue, the ATF makes 100s of millions of dollars off of just NFA tax stamps and transfers and they only have 5800 employees or so. They have plenty of money coming in, so why no cameras when they were raiding the home of a suspected gun runner?

[@hoffpbass]

Way to sneak in a stone cold verbal objection during Prosecutuon's closing right in front of the jury!!! Destroyed his whole case while he tried to make it. 👍

[@Dixielynn52]

GREAT WORK Larry and Associate. I have enjoyed watching you and this trial. Congratulations!!

[@jlkabone]

The only thing about this case that doesn’t have reasonable doubt is that there was no evidence of a crime.

[@MetrosFinest]

Awesome win... another one in the books.... Keep on keeping on my friend 💯

[@kitty10141]

The cop had to leave early because the town was without coverage for the duration of the trial

[@Cooldaddio2]

Oh he ran, cause he saw how it was going. He knew his ass was on the line.

[@mrj8188]

I always try to hear things with fresh eyes lol. I couldn't resist. Sorry not sorry 😂😂😂

[@jamesgreen6797]

Great Job Larry. Congratulations for you and your client.

[@mikeokla01]

Congratulations Counselor.

[@johnemerson7831]

Brilliant close Larry.

[@22KingRancher]

Congratulations Larry (Warry). You are a heck of an attorney and I love listening to you reek havoc on the gov’s narrative

[@aPimpNamedHawk]

What a freaking stud! And great job jury!

[@christophereaves862]

YESSS that’s justice 💯

[@normastevens2165]

Even if he had 1 beer at 2 hours before the accident, he was not drunk driving. And the 360 ° turn of car 2 is because of the point of impact from car 1. I don't think the commonwealth proved guilt and there was a lack of evidence.

[@martystrasinger3801]

There were several possibilities that occurred to me. Apparently I am over-qualified to be a prosecutor in Kentucky.

[@TuskerGaming]

The prosecutor is giving off strong "lawyer from the bee movie" and it's not because of the accent 😂

[@dangallagher8034]

Brilliant defense. Bravo. And blessings to the defendant.

[@sandytinch4568]

Congratulations on your win!

[@paul-u2y9y]

AW, i wanted to see the look on homer's face when the verdict was read .

[@sweetcornwhiskey]

Earlier on in voir dire, one of the potential jurors said that your job was to "poke holes" in the version of events and the story posed by the prosecution. It's absolutely ridiculous that the prosecution had so little evidence to provide that their entire closing argument consisted of trying to poke holes in the defense's story rather than talking about the evidence they presented.

[@paul-u2y9y]

IKR.

[@blayne888]

By the domineering way the prosecutor spoke to the judge at the beginning of the trial, to the way both the judge and prosecutor admitted they didn’t expect this trial to take so long to present, demonstrates how most DUI cases probably go in this county. Were it not for the awesome representation from defense council, I believe the defendant would’ve been found guilty, regardless of the aforementioned 11 reasonable doubts. Well done. 👏👍

[@TSInvesting]

That last objection during closing backfired. - still listening.

[@chtin11]

The prosecutor was as slimmy as the one in Kenosha with Rittenhouse. He had no case and no evidence

[@glee21012]

Binger

[@hoytbrown8252]

Rittenhouse was as guilty as hell as outright murder.

[@wooferdoggie]

Larry painted the inexperienced officer in the best possible light. Excellent strategy to avoid appearing anti-law enforcement.

[@rockymntnliberty]

Toward the end of the persecutors closing comments, didn't he make a Fifth Amendment violation? Legal precedent and the Fifth Amendment says the court and the persecutor can't use a defendant's invoking of his constitutional rights against them. Just as somebody refusing to answer questions cannot be held against them, their refusal to participate in a field sobriety test shouldn't be held against them either.

[@paul-u2y9y]

Probably believes it too,

[@cameronlawoffices898]

In most states, the implied consent statute makesrefusal (after probable cause) admissible. "Implied consent" is a legal fiction that, when one accepts a license it constitutes a "contract" between the driver and the State that the driver will consent if there is PC that he is in control of a vehicle while under the influence, thus an exception to 5th Amendment right not give evidence against yourself. Good thought, though.

[@rockymntnliberty]

@cameronlawoffices898 Doesn't the implied consent laws, at least in most states, only apply to the formal breathalyzer and or blood draw? My understanding is FSTs, at least in most states, are voluntary. If it's a voluntary test outside of the scope of the implied consent law, then it is no different than any other Fifth Amendment protection.

[@corsairsofnarshaddaa]

I would agree, but it seems to be a grey area where the State views refusal as suspicious, whereas civil-rights minded would see it as an exercise in rights. Judges seem to lean toward the latter as well, unfortunately.

[@rockymntnliberty]

@@corsairsofnarshaddaa It's because of that potential bias that the jurors should never hear about an accused asserting their rights.

[@TylerWx]

I couldn't wait through an hour of closings and skipped to the end to see the verdict.

[@valeriegarza1705]

Me too 😅

[@AudunWangen]

You should listen through the whole thing. The journey is more important than the destination. There's a lot to learn from it.

[@sethfroman7044]

Ditto!! I couldn’t listen to that weasel prosecutor one more minute. I was shocked at all, the state had zero evidence

[@TylerWx]

@@AudunWangen Oh, I'm going to listen to it. Just couldn't wait to see what the end result was, lol.

[@cyprianalford3619]

Me 2

[@paul-u2y9y]

Now that's rich !, A prosecuter accusing the defense of getting their story straight !

[@claytonhilliard925]

Took the jury less than 20 minutes for a not guilty verdict.

[@bradwbangerter863]

I've had a not guilty verdict 7 time's in my life

[@TheDUIGuyPlus]

@@bradwbangerter863 that's awesome!

[@bradwbangerter863]

@@TheDUIGuyPlus not guilty within 15 minutes on 5 and the others where not guilty within 30 minutes .

[@robertcraigh73]

It's when the jury takes a long time is when you worry.

[@MichaelTilton]

Similar here. I found out after, because a jury person told me, that the first vote was 11-1 for acquittal. Took three more votes, no changes, and one of the jury people said "hung jury" and the one hold out voted for acquittal. All within 40 minutes. :-)

[@jeremyshaffer8777]

The prosecutor was pretty slimy. The officer and himself had an opportunity to get the jails video. They had an opportunity to get the EMT, nurse or whom ever else to help their case. He knew he had nothing and tried to bluff and failed.

[@martystrasinger3801]

No pictures. No evidence. No accident scene drawings. No EMS witness called. No beer or liquor at the accident scene. No experience in the officer. No blood or breathalizer. Alternative explanations for “intoxication”. No truth from the prosecution.

[@glee21012]

He smelled alcohol though

[@CatBuchanan]

​@@glee21012alcohol has no odor. It's the additives (hops, rye, barley, grapes ...) that have an odor.

[@jborrego2406]

​@@CatBuchanan I assume that's what they mean if they smell booze.

[@brethoffman3520]

The moment where your client mentioned dancing with his wife and getting alcohol on him was powerful. The way he said it with such confidence really answered the question of how he likely smelled of Alcohol. Also the consistency of the defense witnesses would've been extremely difficult to overcome. In the end, the evidence just was not there for the prosecution...honestly a weak case and should have been dismissed. The police officer should have asked more questions before jumping to arrest.

[@adamn5821]

Congrats.

[@Jimbo0341usmc]

No matter what the evidence says, I would have never sided with uncle fester. He doesn’t seem to know how to be a lawyer. It would be like having a plumber come to your office and has no clue how to be a plumber.. His tone throughout the whole trial is childish and disgusting.

[@bruceaugustine6486]

LMAO the first time i saw the Prosecutor, i thought, wow it looks like Uncle Fester had to get a job, the Adams fortune must have run out.

[@DanOKC]

Uncle Fester, I knew I had seem the bumbling fool before, 💡💡💡💡💡

[@AlbertoRodriguez-Betos-cumbias]

😂😂

[@tinabell947]

Prosecutor is a wackadoodle lawyer

[@LawTalk-]

I wonder what questions you ask the jury after conclusion. You were always switched on. Great Job

[@allyriddell8449]

Well done larry

[@johnwilde164]

The prosecutor had no real case, but he decided to take it to court anyway. That was his first unprofessional act. I wonder what else he has done in his career.

[@marcushaynes4216]

Same exact thing is happening to me, the officer stopped me only for an expired tag, told him to just give me my citation and I’ll have it paid by the court date, the officer refused and said he smelled alcohol . He told me to step out of the vehicle and I refused cuz I felt like my rights were being violated. He charged me with obstruction and pulled me out, cuffed me and said I’m under arrest for dui. He asked if I wanted to take any of the test, I refused. I refused all test going forward and charges were still filed. Told my public defender let’s go to trial. The officers testimony is that my speech was slurred and I had bloodshot eyes 😂

[@reemy8245]

I gained knowledge from watching you thanks

[@Routing_for_sanity]

Man that lawyer crushes. Amazing better than a hollywood court scene. Accept for my cousin Vinny of coarse😂

[@robertsmith3518]

Good job , the newbie cop just got his first taste of just how important reporting ,documenting and going by the book . Glad it was you who was able to tune up his skills .i have worked in the area of the accident and know the good old boy mentality. Congratulations!

[@marcus8851]

Objection your honor, the prosecution never introduced evidence of an alien abduction during testimony. Moved to strike.

[@saddleupvickysue1412]

😂😂😂

[@jessewilson8676]

👽 how did I get dragged into this? 👽 👽 👽

[@WestonLambert-k3c]

Nice subliminal programming of the jury Counselor Forman

[@janesjunglesafari]

Way to go Larry!!! Congratulations!

[@TuskerGaming]

The prosecutor clearly doesn't know what a pit maneuver is because it seemed to be text book

[@metalhead0274]

Congratulations on the win 🎉

[@courtneysheaking3177]

Woo hoo, you got mad at his closing! I love it. Ugh that prosecutor makes my skin crawl. You always make my day. You have so much chutzpah!

[@ApoIIo95]

Uncle festor ADA got humiliated! 😂😂

[@cameronlawoffices898]

Comments are a little hard on APA. In that job, they hand you a file and you dance with "who brung you."

[@michaelt3128]

This is better than law school! Good job!

[@JoKayS]

Well, I actually thought they were going to say guiltily..then i would of had remarks and questions...but i knew the state didn't bring the EMS workers there for a reason and that being they wouldn't have been good witnesses for them...😊

[@ronniebuchanan6575]

I love how Larry destroyed him. We need more lawyers like this. We need attorney insurance to cover us that can't afford an attorney or a law needs to be passed thst if the court appoints an attorney its a real one that fights for justice.

[@Remmysage]

That is a great idea, attorney insurance. That way poor people can be represented as good as the rich ones! I like that!

[@aaadamt964]

​@gagecarlsen3872 "we dont cover that" - the government mandated insurance the poor person barely getting by has to pay.

[@ronniebuchanan6575]

@@aaadamt964 didn't say we should mandate it. Simply make it available for everyone to pay in to if they wish. Institute for justice that is publicly funded by donations represents clients that can't afford to defend themselves over their civil rights. They can only handle so many cases.

[@DaveBigDawg]

From what I saw i would have found a not guilty verdict also

[@jennifermurdock945]

I believe I would have placed a not guilty vote. I saw a innocent man accused of driving drunk with no evidence against him. The prosecutor sure twisted and weaved his way throughout the trial. He made me sick with his restating the testimony to make it fit the outcome he wanted.

[@lint8391]

Anybody that believes a word that that cop says is a fool. The prosecutor was playing the fool. The most disturbing thing is that this case was actually brought to trial. Any reasonable prosecutor should have taken one look at this and said "I'm not touching that!"

[@legendof7th]

I am a bit shocked. I thought for sure the jury was going to fall for his attempts to charm them. Thankfully, they saw through him.

[@mathemeatloaf1000]

Prosecutor seems like the type to fart in an elevator and assume nobody knew it was him.

[@mandypandy1971]

Bet prosecution weren't happy, y wasn't the cop there to hear verdict ❤

[@sethfroman7044]

SHOCKED? I’m not shocked at all. Watched every clip of this case, and the state had zero evidence, besides a very, inexperience deputy with 9 weeks on the road. Knew he was not guilty early on.

[@KillaMilla0513]

Only the cop's "truthful " word 😂😂😂

[@botabob]

I can't tell you how many times I have been cut off by a motorist passing me on the interstate. I do my best to have my foot covering the brake while on cruise control. The DA was way too condescending, way too arrogant. Was he a police officer before he became a lawyer? I don't see how he would ever win a case. I'm not impressed with his courtroom skills. I have more to say, but I better play nice. JMO

[@gemmacgregor4505]

And the nurse was the fore person!!!! Well Bill you let the one person with enough common sense to know that anyone in that high speed of an accident is going to be rattled. Even IF he said he had a beer two hours before. The adrenaline alone would make a person who is perfectly sober and not concussed be unable to be clear and concise when worrying about the health of their loved one.

[@simmonsjoe]

How is it 2024 and they are still using cameras from 20 year old flip phones ffs. What an embarrassment.

[@lindawatson8087]

I would think that the smell of alcohol came from the airbags being deployed and the chemicals released.

[@ronniebuchanan6575]

This prosecutor like most prosecutors cares nothing about justice only about a conviction no matter if defendant is not guilty they don't care. This prosecutor is just out and out blatant about it. He thinks its a game and has no concern what so ever about real true justice.

[@Lisatac3066]

The fact that the F-150 was going 5 mph over the speed limit 😂. Honestly though who doesn’t go at least 5 mph over. Trust me I understand what you mean and in the context of the situation and yes, I agree with your statement.

[@danielbrown8602]

The prosecution didn’t do ANY work on this case. He just wanted him to pay a lawyer and be inconvenienced for months.

[@robertbrashear2587]

The defense attorney absolutely destroyed that prosecutor. Oh my goodness he kicked his ass something ugly. Yikes. That prosecutor was indeed out of his league. Reasonable doubt in abundance.

[@TheLaw_v]

In small towns you always have a part time job as a juror

[@Clyde2213]

How can this Prosecutor sleep at night over his actions during this trial. His total lack of evidence for this case, is such an injustice for Mr. Faulkner. If he were to have been found guilty guilty, he would have been thrown in jail for 30 days. Most like if lost his job and his Insurance rates would have skyrocketed like heck. Also the Charges would be on his record for life. Great job Mr. Forman, another job well done.

[@Tsaukpaetra]

I'm reasonably convinced that the 75-mph guy was in the same lane, noticed the vehicle he was approaching way too late, swerved around, and brake checked them while sideswiping.

[@sherrillthomas7645]

This district attorney is a DA in more ways than one.

[@Justicescales123]

All defence witnesses don’t have to prove the defendant didn’t have any alcoholic drinks. The burden is on the prosecutor to enter actual evidence that the defendant did drink alcohol drinks and was drunk while driving.

[@calistakorb7821]

Awesome win

[@alwynvanrooyen9610]

You are lucky. That dude was definately boozed up but the state failed to prove it.

[@kitty10141]

Oh look the officer has an account to comment from.

[@alwynvanrooyen9610]

@@kitty10141 😂😂

[@Remmysage]

Why do you think that?? There was nothing to prove it. Nothing.

[@Remmysage]

A prosecutor has zero evidence besides a cop that arrested him and said he smelled like alcohol? That’s lucky to the defense to get a not guilty verdict? I’m sure you’ll feel the same when you’re in his spot. A prosecutor trying to put you in jail with no evidence. I would never wish bad things but I wish you get charged for something you didn’t do and feel lucky when you get a non guilty verdict or your ass gets thrown in jail. Then you’ll think “lucky” won’t you?

[@ifnotmewho8279]

My man!