When a Child Predator Gets Caught in the Act

In today's true crime documentary, we're covering a case where a child predator got caught in the act and analyzing the body camera footage from an educational legal perspective, with analysis on the police procedures by a licensed attorney.

[@adriannag5271]

The fact the he called the little girls “younger women” is disgusting

[@sefuvostru2517]

Almost everything he said was disgusting hope the inmates will treat him well.

[@killerinstinct309]

Guess who he voted for president Go Brandon

[@kathyfitzpatrick8]

I got the impression that he was referring to the teachers/adults in charge as being younger (possibly more inexperienced or naive’) maybe I’m wrong, though.

[@appalachiabrauchfrau]

@@killerinstinct309 my great uncle who made CP of me traded it/me with the local kiddie gymnastics coach for "play dates" with different girls on his team was a very staunch republican, does that balance it out? Not sure how politics factors into anything, but if you want to bring it up... I was in a discord for 2016's election, all of us were Trump supporters. A LOT of the guys were trying to get into a 15 year old girl's pants, wanted the age of consent lowered, said women over 20 were used up hags, etc.

[@MrToastyBuns]

​​@@kathyfitzpatrick8He said "they have younger women there" then the cop replied with "they have what there?" and Reid corrected himself to "girls". He was NOT talking about the teachers. Really getting my blood pumping ngl Timestamp for reference is 39:23

[@Ncobb2334]

He should be grateful he is dealing with the police, not the parents.

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

that's a very good point 😶

[@billielizeth]

Wait until the inmates get ahold of him

[@BubbyBold]

That dad in the red wanted to rip him half more than anything else in the world.

[@guesswhat-chickenbutt]

Vigilante justice should be allowed in cases like this

[@ingamingpc1634]

​@@guesswhat-chickenbutt We do in El Salvador usually the Criminal ends up missing their private parts or maybe some of their fingers or sometimes we just go along and just crush the private part completely that is also a very common punishment towards rapists and sexual predators

[@meggy3635]

Confessing to taking another child (or children) from other schools and then later trying to avoid giving DNA and fingerprints is hella concerning. I hope they’re looking into that if they haven’t already because it sounds like he’s been busy. What a sicko.

[@KaraMinnick]

This was also my biggest concern. Because it seems as if they did not investigate anything about those alarming confessions. I could be wrong, but I don't think I am.

[@boathousejoed1126]

My f'n heart rate alarm is going off.

[@headswillroll89]

Not guilty of attempted kidnapping by reason of insanity. Guilty of assault on a peace officer and attempt to flee. 19-24 years, likely to be done at a mental institution. What a creep, hope he never gets out.

[@CaritheEntertainer]

Two separate crimes with sentencings means he has to serve each sentence. So he'll be in a mental hospital for the attempted kidnapping until he's deemed fit for release which could take YEARS. Then he'll be released to jail to serve his second sentence

[@null7879]

@@CaritheEntertainerhe wasn’t convicted of the kidnapping charge bozo

[@tiffanymarie9750]

@null7879 just a basic Google search shows that hospitalization is the general result of being found not guilty by reason of insanity 🤡

[@porcinihead9102]

This is exactly why I'm so against of schools having social media pages and posting pictures of children's activities

[@shonuff4323]

I'm not a parent but that never even occurred to me. Yeah that's wrong. I think parents should not allow their kids to have social media until they are at least 16

[@NearlyH3adlessNick]

I always deny the school permission to post anything. They always hate it but I'm not allowing this shit to happen to my kid. Really looking at doing home-schooling so this won't be an issue ever.

[@kbrelax1353]

If I would be among the High Ranks I would make mandatory teaching children martial arts (karate for example). The biggest problem here that these freaks see children the most vulnerable and easy target. If children would be able to defend themselves and recognize a threat their safety would increase. Call me paranoid, but the mobile phones are not seems to be enough. However I have to admit: I don't have children.

[@robynberry7138]

We aren’t allowed to take pictures of any children not even our own at any school fair, swim meets anything to do with schools and we aren’t allowed to take photos or videos at public swimming pools not even your own kids. It’s so sad but this is what the world has come to.

[@42_cc87]

@@shonuff4323Agreed but also if your child is under 18 and goes along with these older dudes then there is also something wrong with them just think smart🤷🏽‍♂️

[@THEDEGENERATEGAMBLER97]

Cop that got him to say he’s attracted to children needs a raise and a commendation. Period. To stay at all calm and professional during that is INSANE

[@tyraebowie6175]

Especially him having kids as well!!

[@ShabazzTBL]

It’s what is needed in the situation. Way too many people would let their emotions get in the way and that man would be free today. They had zero on him legally. Even though everyone can accurately deduce his intentions, the standard for conviction is higher than that. If he didn’t confess he would have walked 100%. Hey but someone gets to feel like they accomplished something because they yelled at him and scolded him. So maybe the future victims are worth it right? 🙄

[@cynicalPixels]

Doubly so when you consider what Tyre Nichols went through just for Recless Driving..... Cop should've kicked every wrinkle out his scrotum, as he was punted over the school roof.

[@Vykk_Draygo]

Exactly. That angry father's inability to understand the situation was frustrating. Dude almost ruined the arrest singlehandedly.

[@grimreefer213]

@@Vykk_DraygoExactly, he was interfering with the investigation. He could’ve gotten himself in trouble for not keeping his temper in check, though everyone can understand being angry in that situation.

[@maedusa]

The admission of taking other girls truly makes me wonder what more had he done. I hope everything he has done is brought to light. It’s absolutely spine chilling.

[@bier.5749]

The police dude he attacked first had a really good reaction time! Blocking such an attack from someone who surprises you is hard AF!

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

Tell it to martial Artistry, meditation, isometric exercises & a fully activated glandular system as well as a balanced cannabinoid levels in the blood. 🏋🏻🧘🏻🤸🏻

[@mariocamspam72]

​@StevenMichaelCunningham the heroinoid and fentanylid levels in his blood are very high

[@ValyrianSnoh]

To hear the dad crying not because he is physically hurt but simply because he knows what that man would’ve done to his daughter.

[@erivida64]

Yeah it's horrible, but him acting out of fear of the cops letting the guy go, (and I mean this happens a lot) could've ruined the investigation and actually set the guy free. He really should have put his energy into recalling everything he could and interpret the guy's actions for the officers, instead of making a scene like that, as hard as it was.

[@yallRweirdAF]

@@erivida64I would’ve followed him and killed him anyway if they didn’t arrest him

[@abigailcanon6188]

Not sure I'd be able to not hurt that guy if I were a parent there

[@anaderol5408]

@@abigailcanon6188 Agree - I've often wonder how parents manage to control themselves.

[@tomjensen7190]

Reminder: Gary Plauché shot and killed the disgusting homosexual pedophile who abused his son and was let off without murder charges. In a healthy society perverted rapist pedophiles (like Leo Frank) are immediately given the correct punishment by the community and that guarantees they will never assault another child again.

[@michaeljames4509]

He confesses to the cops, willingly goes down to the station, then tries to escape. What a genius.

[@user-ju9yn9eh4n]

Please don’t call him that, he was doing harm

[@BagooskaTheTerriblyTiredTapir]

​@@user-ju9yn9eh4nHe's being sarcastic...

[@Rapiers-and-flowers]

​@@user-ju9yn9eh4never heard of sarcasm?

[@bigdaddyshane]

He’s clearly got some mental issues.

[@ashhole03]

​@@user-ju9yn9eh4n it was obvious sarcasm

[@cvdence-nu2fr]

working in childcare for years, i never understood why parents opted out of posting adorable pictures of their kids at daycare. i understand now. this world is terrifying.

[@michaelward9880]

How naive you were.

[@jazlynsicari8688]

You work in childcare and just realized this is a problem and this is why people don’t post their kids? I’m terrified for the kids you have to take care of if ur this oblivious to the world.

[@spoondirtmeow]

@@jazlynsicari8688 Chill out, you're acting as if everyone thinks of pedophiles when working with kids. Obviously it's the last thing anyone would think of, and if it isn't for you then that's concerning. Also, don't make this person into some kind of villain, it's not like they said they force the parents to post pictures or anything even close to that, so insinuating that children aren't safe with this person is just horrible.

[@jazlynsicari8688]

@@spoondirtmeow“obviously” worrying about people kidnapping children and worrying about pedophiles being near children should be the LAST thing I think about? And it’s CONCERNING that I’m thinking about children’s safety and that anyone at any time could compromise that safety? Sure if someone’s job had nothing to do with kids ofc they’re not gonna worry about creeps being inappropriate towards children but if your literal job is to teach and care for children and protect them from harm this should be one of the first things on your mind especially after watching this video and seeing how daring there’s people are doing this shit in broad daylight. You can be abducted literally anywhere even in front of your parents. I cannot believe you would say that this is the last thing a childcare worker should think about when it’s obvious from this video that the child was only able to get out of this alright BECAUSE of the staff in the school being aware about this kind of thing and always being on a look out for suspiciousness. I’m insinuating that this woman war previously oblivious to the world and that if she couldn’t understand why parents wouldn’t want to post pictures of their children for the world to see that maybe she needs to re-educate herself on the harsh realities of the outside world🤷‍♀️

[@CaritheEntertainer]

@@jazlynsicari8688 Exactly... Someone kidnapping the kids or harming them while they're in your care should be one of the first thoughts on your mind.... It's actually worrying you say you don't think about it... That means you aren't vigilant and there's a chance a child has or could come to harm in your care. These people are crazy

[@skylinefan32]

Body cams. Best decision ever. I think it's great that the public can see the realities of these kinds of situations, as messed up as they are. Can't be too prepared.

[@peach_witch9080]

yes yes yes, and to have clear evidence and see expressions and the situation in general. It also helps you see things that you would not have realized at the time.

[@Zarastro54]

Crazy how smelling weed or seeing someone swerve is “probable cause,” but a man literally admitting to posing as a child’s parent with the goal of leaving with said child, isn’t.

[@billengle4471]

They had probable cause be cause he is not free to leave as they conduct an investigation. Once they put him in the police car, they have to read him his rights and allow him to lawyer up. Keeping him out of the car allows them to “hang himself” by giving information on camera.

[@DarthLesbian]

@@billengle4471Is there some reason they cant quietly explain that to the parents so they stop having a panic attack?

[@bruceraglinareyoukiddingme2509]

That's what I'm talking about.

[@jessicastunden5562]

⁠@@DarthLesbiancops sometimes have to rely on deception and I would imagine that if the parents were too calm, it could alert the perpetrator. They need more information from him and they can’t give him an advantage.

[@Bercuda]

​@@DarthLesbiantrue. 😂

[@incerix2953]

That cop who got him to speak about all those disgusting things should get a commendation for staying calm and getting the information out of him.

[@momma2thewilds88]

I have no idea how he didn't immediately punch him in the face. I was waiting for that Father to come flying in from the side.

[@GamesCooky]

@@momma2thewilds88 Punching him in the face wouldn't solve anything. All that would do is increase the numbers of arrests, and complicate the case even further. People need to chill and let police officers do their work. As much as the father would love to see him get arrested on the spot, the police officers need to conduct an investigation before that could happen. In cases like these, investigation is extremely important in order to uncover the whole perspective of the crime. I have to give props to the police officer who managed to get a confession from him. Child predators are often full of shame when they get caught, so it's not easy to get them to confess. Especially not while out in public. Usually they tend to lock down and deny any accusations as a defense mechanism.

[@thatboyaldy6976]

@@GamesCookywith all respect, It’s easy to say this when you’re not the parent of that child and instead watching a KZbin video. I can’t even begin to imagine how they were feeling knowing what this sicko was plotting.

[@unforgivn82]

How you think the officers felt who also have kids trying to keep their shit together to conduct this investigation while also trying to keep the parents calm. All while operating in on the confines of the law to keep things admissable in court later so he doesn't walk. If those parents assault him he becomes a victim and they will lose the golden opportunity to interrogate him which would likely mean he'd have gotten over. Massive kudos to those officers doing that and keeping their own anger in check cuz it's not easy. Even more so after the guy attempted to assault him it is really hard to not want to do more than just place them on the ground. Because if they did and let their anger out on him they would end up in handcuffs later on and potentially lose your job amongst civil rights lawsuits from people who don't understand what's going on. That is not an easy process to be in it is very mentally taxing I get massive respect to those officers not everybody can do it.

[@kylekataryn3454]

@@momma2thewilds88 because good cops are marked by having self control

[@Chillieman]

He had admitted to fantasies about kids. Admitted to taking a young child home. And that STILL wasnt enough to arrest him? Wtf!

[@deepemotion2745]

also the attempt kidnapping charge got dropped. mind blowing he admitted it on camera

[@Harrisongarrison0800]

It’s because kiddy fiddlers are all over the place most high status figures are sleeping with kids. It’s a sad cold reality and it took Epstein to expose it but at the same time exposed nothing.

[@afghanistananies]

You can't charge or convict based on a suspect's statements or confession alone. There needs to also be sufficient corroborating evidence that they committed the crime - which I'm guessing was difficult to prove in this case since he hadn't (yet) tried to remove the child from the premises

[@cmorecless5719]

​@@deepemotion2745can't wait to go around banks with a ski mask on telling passer bys I'm gonna rob the bank. I can't get arrested for statements like that! With the means to do it! Oh, maybe money is worth more than children?

[@alisonpowell8853]

Ok but where the actual hell are those other children

[@devinbaudean3704]

That poor dad 😢 he’s bout to have a fricking heart attack from how worked up he is.

[@catking396]

I love how the cop just immediately takes him to the ground like he’s a little kid attacking him. Not so tough when you attack a grown man instead of a child. What a freak.

[@CodeeXD]

That gave me a good laugh that fucking freak got barely pushed and flew across the room. Wish the officer would have fed him a few punches for "resisting" when he had him on the ground.

[@lescobrandon6694]

That was a deadly pen I'm sad the officer didn't respond with lethal force

[@ChristianShirk-oo9jh]

If I was the cop I would’ve beet the ever loving shit out of the dude

[@roldzz]

@@lescobrandon6694 I agree, man thought he was john wick.

[@derekw40]

Yea Xenia Ohio PD are rough. You wouldnt think a city of 35,000 people would need cops like that. But that is how they are.

[@corvinredacted]

If it's not illegal to misrepresent yourself as a child's guardian, it absolutely should be. Edit: Because people keep mentioning it. Yes, attempted kidnapping is a crime. However, you have to prove that they were attempting to remove the child from the location. Currently, it would seem that lying about being the child's parent/guardian is not considered enough proof of intent. It's this that I feel needs to change. Either it should be considered evidence of attempted kidnapping, or it should just be straight-up illegal. I understand that in most cases, lies of identity are protected under free speech. However, I think there is good cause to argue that certain, very specific lies are not allowed. For example, you can't lie to a police officer about your identity when they tell you to identify yourself during an investigation. Perhaps we could at least make it illegal to lie to a school/daycare/hospital worker, etc. about your guardianship of a child under their care. They are required to surrender a child to their guardian, so lying about this to one of these specific people should be considered an attempt to gain control of the minor.

[@TheGoatLocker]

Yup, and the law already makes it difficult to prosecute these weirdos. Now we have states and major political members trying to make it completely normal, calling them a "minor attracted person". Raise hell over this any chance you get. It's the very depths of evil trying to surface in our country.

[@99Em07]

@@littlebear1771wtf do you mean? It made perfect sense

[@MrCine4d]

@@TheGoatLockerWhich state tried to "protect" "minor attracted person"? I haven’t seen any bill or proposal of the sort. The only thing I saw was Republican wanting to reduce the age limit of marriage… p3d0 much

[@BasicallyICreatedNothing]

A lot of people don't know this, in Islam the second biggest religion in the world, prophet muhammad married a 9 year old girl and muslims literally call him the best human being ever and it's disgusting that it's completely fine to marry little girls in Islam. There is also an 8 year old Yemeni bride who died on her wedding night after suffering internal injuries by her 40 year old husband. You can look up the story on youtube

[@fosterthelife5342]

@@MrCine4dI can’t pick a state, but I’ve absolutely seen a lot of people use the term “Minor Attracted Person” or “MAP” so they don’t hurt their feelings and reduce the stigma of the sexual preference. That’s why the cop used that term. It’s a term that’s in use now.

[@mirandadal]

I remember I was a HS freshman and was crossing the crosswalk by my old elementary school. There was a crossing guard there and I smiled at him as I crossed as a nod for his presumed assistance with crossing. He began talking to me and asked me to go to his home to "take pretty woman picture", I freaked and ran away as fast as I could. That encounter haunted me to this day and I regret that I was young and didn't know this should be reported. I pray and hoped that he didn't put his hands on other girls. Predators are everywhere, educate your young kids early on!

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

You still can. Be they deceased or no. ♾️

[@JohnBobafeet]

These officers are incredibly well-trained. Props to them for staying within the confines of the law.

[@ResidentWeevil2077]

I applaud them to the extent they have to work within that confine. However when mounting evidence becomes tantamount to departmental procedure, vigilantism starts to look more and more desirable.

[@JohnBobafeet]

@@ResidentWeevil2077 Sure, that's a valid response as long as its not perpetrated by the government and vigilantes are eventually also brought to justice.

[@JohnBobafeet]

Laws exist for a reason. It's what makes societies possible. If you don't like the laws, change them. Don't encourage the government to break them. And yes, laws should apply even when dealing with criminals as infuriating as this sick (youtube wont allow me to post a word that starts with f here.).

[@BlackLung911]

This guy is one of the reasons I tell my family to never upload their kids pics & details online.

[@thatsonyou6093]

You are 100% correct

[@shyunknown9426]

Always conquests of posting(what the saying)

[@salem5953]

Isnt that a child in your profile picture?

[@supme7558]

With your kid in your pic ..sure

[@flocanic8163]

comedy genius xDDDDDDDD

[@Draffut2003]

Remember, never speak to the cops. Unless you're like this guy, then definitely talk to the cops.

[@natthekiwi7074]

Exactly what I was thinking. So glad he knows nothing about his constitutional rights

[@-InsanelySick-]

@@natthekiwi7074 he must have known, it seemed like he really had a death wish. like he wanted to be punished

[@divulgedspirit]

Bett

[@bankaihampter2802]

​@@-InsanelySick-I thought that he was telling all of that intentionally, out of guilt. But then he attacked that cop with a pencil and tried to run, which wouldn't make any sense then, cause he was basically free to leave. I don't understand

[@anotherstupidyoutuber1912]

This dude is bizzare. Even when he was confessing it seemed like lies. Was he seeking su!c!d3 by cop?? Weird

[@Tootssie]

It's terrifying that he said he has kidnapped a child before. Schools really need to pay attention to the students and make sure that they are sending children home with their parents or someone pit down to pick them up. And not just giving them to whoever that comes in. And it's insane that it actually takes someone harming a child for anything to be done legally.

[@JewelWildmoon]

This is why my family was always so heavily against the idea of our schools posting any of us online. You never know what creeps are lurking on the school's pages.

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

You do KNOW they are in, on & around this world however. Not just in our species. Please consider pursuing martial Artistry, meditation & each as a hobby. Pick a reason & ✨

[@JewelWildmoon]

@stevenmichaelcunningham4760 Honestly been considering it. Human trafficking is getting worse where I am and the law still requires us to get permits to carry basic self-defense items.

[@crysomemore2335]

The officer using phrases like "my man" to this predator who is obviously yearning for some sort of companionship was top notch. Made him feel friendly and eventually spill all the beans. Dude is not right in the head, even beyond his sick ideations

[@SW-bb8lu]

Exactly. If it was the father who tried. Mr. Reid wouldn't have said anything. Trying to be friendly and gaining all information with the offender even if its sickening to their stomachs. Is the best way to ensure their lifetime in jail. Maybe like the ones who spoke with Jeffrey Dharmer to reveal anything.

[@jasonhunt19201]

I have a buddy who was a state policeman said that was the hardest part of the job. Having to be friendly with these kind of monsters in order to get them to chat.

[@ERASE.ISRAEL]

HE'S JEWISH WAKE UP PEOPLE!

[@angeldust4]

​@@ERASE.ISRAELlmaoooo😭😭😭

[@xXEGPXx]

@@ERASE.ISRAEL I like your home address, I like your mothers home address, I think I will pay her a visit

[@livieegee]

The whole body cam video is so frustrating because these parents fail to realize you can’t charge someone for looking like or acting creepy 💀

[@wrenns7]

Found not guilty for attempted kidnapping on March 4, 2024 but guilty for attacking the cop. Unbelievable that the jury was split on the kidnapping!

[@maryj2671]

Walk into a bank with a gun pointed? get arrested for bank robbery. Walk into a social school gathering trying to take a child and also told police. This was attempted kidnapping ! Change the rules!

[@Southernheathen13]

@@maryj2671it all depends on what evidence was allowed in the trial for the jury. We don’t know what was and what was not shown to them.

[@horacio-ho3bf]

​@@Southernheathen13people on YT forums dont need to know the law or trial ttanscripts.....they just know

[@CaritheEntertainer]

I would be pissed if I was the parents of ANY kindergarten age girl. He ADMITTED to doing those things to multiple little girls, planned out how to continue his actions, looked up victims, schools, and identities to steal. How tf is he insane???? He's clearly fcking smart. I'm going to BET women on that jury was attracted to him and thought "he has to be crazy to do this he looks so handsome" bc women are some of the most sympathizing idiots to exist

[@mlindakula8225]

Pedophiles hiding behind different costumes, DO look out for one another.

[@shawnlawrence5333]

The fact it’s a felony to impersonate an officer but yet you can’t be charged with pretending to be somebody’s kids father is crazy

[@subufubu]

Well, similar to this, it's not illegal to dress up as an officer but as soon as you start acting like one and giving lawful orders (such as pulling someone over, detaining someone, etc) is when it becomes illegal.

[@leeshybaby9541]

​@@subufubuhe was at the school collecting the child's paperwork... I'd say that's about the same as impersonating a parent.

[@jhondoe1483]

You can, In Most states, however it’s a misdemeanor or even a citation. He instead is now facing a list of felony charges because of how well that officer handled the situation.

[@sugoi9680]

Well to be fair you can do a lot more damage impersonating an officer.

[@Nellbae]

A lot more damage? I'm sure there's truth in that somewhere .But pretending to be a child's parent so you can take and sexually abuse and or kill them is pretty damn damaging if you ask me.

[@acuilnos]

It really irritates me when criminals use mental illness as an excuse to commit heinous acts. It doesn't matter what you suffer from, it doesn't change the crime that was committed.

[@Bunnidove]

Exactly. I have depression, anxiety, ptsd, and adhd. What a mix. But I'd never ever ever eeeeever do this

[@valoressbqiskrnrjbx5025]

its like when christians use God to commit equally as heinous acts.

[@chrissxix]

and the law sees it that way too now, they get help first and then stand trial when competent and the rest follows

[@RailRider9571]

Well, mental illness IS the reason why he was acting like this, if he did not suffer from mental illness, he would not be in this situation.

[@DevilsAvocado69]

My best freind has been a paranoid schizophrenic for the last 18 years. He's literally the best human I know, there should be extra jail for trying to avoid jail like that.

[@uj.official]

Props to the officer for being so calm. He said he had kids himself, I can't imagine the turmoil he must've been feeling when interrogating the guy.

[@jordanjj9533]

Update: March 4th, 2024 The jury found Reid Duran not guilty of attempted kidnapping by reason of insanity and guilty of felonious assault on a police officer and escape. Reid Carlton Duran, 36, faces 19 to 24½ years in prison when he is sentenced in Greene County Common Pleas Court. The court also will determine whether Duran will be placed in a state mental institution for the offense for which he was found not guilty by reason of insanity.

[@tapdancingtoad16]

please tell me you’re joking

[@TheHalo70]

I kind of suspect the assault on the police officers was to do exactly that, plead insanity and escape capital punishment I don't live in the US and on Wiki it's stated that Ohio has temporarily suspended capital punishment until they find an alternative to lethal injection so maybe it's far-fetched

[@Tommysays]

😮

[@sk3506]

No fucking way

[@river8760]

He absolutely meticulously planned to take children from that school, he’s not insane or mentally ill. I’m so angry 😡 He needs to be under the jail.

[@lisa.222]

The fact that he admitted that he was going to take the small child and assault the girl is just sickening

[@codyjudd6164]

You can tell at about 2 minutes in that he is there for bad intentions because he says mental problems and that they are getting worse. Then his hand motions when he was talking about implies pedophilia, but says paranoia.

[@jeffhicks8428]

@@moonbeam-qs9zi It seemed like that could be the case, he was mental and walked down to saying what he thought they wanted to hear but also... the dude is INSANE and DANGEROUS. We have no clue what his actual intentions are, but whatever they are it's not good. And he needs to be under watch for his own good.

[@AmbuBadger]

​​@@moonbeam-qs9zif it were a Muslim school, would you say they were "hateful Muslims" too? Also, did you miss the part where they said he was watching the girl and standing over her desk, and taking paperwork that he could fill out to pose as her father? Anyone would find that disturbing regardless what they worship (if they believe in anything). Don't be so open-minded that your brain falls out.

[@stephenkiszenia79]

​@AmbuBadger yes, cse the Koran says kill the Christians. Allah is a false prophet. Islam is 100 percent of the terrorism in the Middle East. I've killed enough of them to know. Before they killed me. No PTSD either.

[@bryceharper446]

And he has done it before. So many sick pedos out there.

[@mrs.b.6908]

This is terrifying. The fact that he looked her up online prior and knew what she looked like.....parents need to stop sharing their kids and their information on social media. I'm not blaming the parents for this because it is clearly this psycho's fault, but it should serve as a wake up call to all parents and schools that having this information online makes it easier for creeps.

[@kimdkus]

I thought that too. He may have gone to the parents’ page and got the info. Lock down yr pages!

[@Basementjacks]

But these days people over share they post where they live , where they are , who they are with. And you can literally find any information about people now just by looking at their socials. Even babies pictures shouldn't be posted because I know freaking horrible people would do anything to that kid

[@tenthant]

Just keep your profile private for friends only and accept friend requests you know are coming from real people you know.

[@l-b284]

it is the parents fault if that's what happened. This "entitled" mentality to throw your whole life into the pubic view, and then act surprised when things go wrong, is what keeps fostering government overreach.

[@megowopwop8545]

very true. People don't realize how quickly things change with people like this. If he had managed to get their child into his car, there's a almost 100% chance they would never see her again. Parents can't be oblivious to these monsters

[@likell]

The use of term "minor-attracted adult" is so clever. Makes it sound like it's a normal thing that can happen to any people

[@GrandTime-17]

I think that term is one of the most grossest, ignorant thing in the history of the world.

[@kittiesandcolas7957]

"MAP" 💥 - - 🔫🐱

[@preplok3648]

But don’t understand why it’s used

[@barackobruhma11]

​@@preplok3648 bc pedo's are on lethal amounts of copium. They wanna make it seem normal. The cop using the term was smart af bc if he flat out called him a pedo, the guy would've probably clammed up and then complicated things further.

[@preplok3648]

@@barackobruhma11 I don’t think the cop is a pedo or pedo apologist

[@charlesjudice2738]

Talking to kids of people you don't know: orange flag. Trying to pretend to be a parent or someone with authority over a child that is not yours: giant flashing red light with sirens.

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

Most of it is making certain it is not an ambush for elsewhere so as to sabotage at locale...literally.

[@OutgrownThings]

The cop using the term “minor-attracted adult” was absolutely brilliant. Well done by the entire force.

[@hem9483]

yeah that was some high quality bait! nasty fucker took it hook line and sinker

[@cp-jc2784]

As much as I hate that term, I understand 100% how to use it against them.

[@DoctorPorkenfries]

​@@cp-jc2784I think that may be why the term exists at all-to trick pedos into exposing themselves by making it seem more legitimate.

[@Cosmologyelle]

A good play with words

[@kddo1455]

the officer is clearly a twitter user

[@PeterPan54167]

For people calling the cop dumb clearly lacks an understanding of police tactics. They want to make sure they do this by the books, otherwise this creep will be able to say that the cops didn’t do his job. Also would love an update on this case.

[@IohsmdIglomdrnIjsmsIhafmIafmli]

Especially for having that pen on the table definitely helped

[@GradietPanda12345]

Not a single perosn is calling the cop dumb

[@IAmNotDiluc]

@@GradietPanda12345Cleary they saw one comment, why else would they comment this

[@kempolar9768]

​@@IAmNotDilucalso just some of the parents in the video getting very annoyed by the officer. None of them called him dumb and I can totally understand why all of them were so angry. But they did pretty much just get in the way and didn't actually change the end outcome.

[@jdejaturner1465]

They are couldve detain him tf he was about to kidnap a kid if nobody said something then what

[@suzieakers07]

This proves criminals have more rights than innocent little children.

[@ResidentWeevil2077]

And that's the biggest travesty of the criminal justice system.

[@user-zj1zu5ut2s]

They found him not guilty on the attempted kidnapping…. What in tha actual F is wrong with that jury?!! He literally admitted to it.

[@sourstateofmind5944]

I understand the parents frustration completely, but props to the police for having the patience with this monster to be able to get the confession out of him. This guy will rot for sure.

[@zekeking8809]

Prolly be back on the streets one day sadly , unless that dna confirms another crime . He’s clearly learned to not give info prolly from other kiddy diddlers in jail

[@GamingGuruXD]

If he is even alive long enough, remember even murderers and rapists hate a child predator. He is very likely a target and hated by even the prisoners there.

[@JakeTheDawgMusicOfficial]

He either gonna get killed in jail or just be registered and sent back out.

[@TheMandaloreFett]

@@GamingGuruXDThis is the Way.

[@marcoapolo-dc3sb]

Would have been easier for the officer to approach the parents and whisper, "listen, this is off the record~what I'm trying to do is get this mf to confess to what he was doing...what he has done so far get us nowhere under the law, but I assure you I'm trying my hardest to get this piece of shit to confess so we can lock his ass up".

[@D3K2]

Hands down the most intelligent, patient, and professional officers I have ever seen. Parents could have easily ruined this confession with their interference. Hope they recognize that now and appreciate how spectacularly this was handled. Good job.

[@sanperez797]

Yeah, the cops did their job, can’t imagine how those parents held it together looking at this guy

[@kellyadams468]

Thank you too patient! Wow

[@jdejaturner1465]

Stfu could’ve went left all the signs is there

[@rogerayala6878]

​@@jdejaturner1465yeah, sadly you cant put someone in jail because "all the signs were there"... Its not how it works, you just cant charge someone on something he may or may not do, you realize how stupid that sounds right? The cops did their job perfectly, they got him to a confession which was all they actually needed to prosecute him... And they did, youd be a terrible cop thank God you arent one!

[@flores1196]

@@jdejaturner1465 “all the signs are there” wouldn’t exactly hold up in court, sorry dude.

[@FraserLovett]

This might be the only time I've seen someone trying to convince a cop that they're high

[@jennarivera5013]

Not gonna lie, when he tried to run the second time had me cracking up!! Like where did he think he was gonna go!?😂

[@Spagghetii]

It's interesting to criticise the first officer, because of his calm and fair handling of the situation he got quite a lot of information. Props to him actually investigating instead of using his emotions, arresting the man and possibly handing him a legal defence and freedom. It would not have been easy to do with the parents behind him.

[@MrFrinZy]

@@Skinfaxi What's that supposed to mean?

[@Thatchxl]

@@Skinfaxithat’s how he seemed to me as well. Talking with the parents, it really seemed like he wanted to, but was making sure to work by the book as much as possible to make sure pedo actually gets punished.

[@user-el1pb9jm5p]

Agreed, the officer had to be careful. Any misstep or violation of his operational guidelines could have resulted in this guy being set free even once they obtained evidence. So yeah, I don't fault the officer for doing his job as I wouldn't fault the dad for unleashing fists of fury upon this guy. The dude after all targeted his kid prior to that day.

[@BloodyCanadian]

Yeah you're absolutely right. I have seen a lot of things get thrown out in courts for really stupid reasons. Like failing to write a date legibly on paperwork. Being calm and managing your emotions during serious allegations such as this is crucial to the investigation.

[@tclyde865]

Both officers did a great job in their own way. The first officers patience was amazing. The second officer had less patience but the directness of his questions seemed to finnally get this creep talking. As a viewer I was losing patience after the first few questions. Law enforcement doesn't get enough credit for dealing with these situations on a daily basis.

[@mrbutterman2443]

Love that death threats can you get you immediately arrested. But clearly intending to abduct a child doesn't.

[@daddyiswatching]

Or admitting to

[@matthernandez5676]

Gotta protect the pedos apparently. Cops are jokes

[@KobeOzment]

Absolutely yes dude, this should not have taken so long for this creep to at least be DETAINED!!!!

[@r.anubis]

death threats is a crime. talking to a child is not. while yes it is close to obvious he was trying to do someone bad to that child it was still not 100% obvious, unless they had cold hard proof they can't just arrest this guy and punish him. That's why the played the long and patient game of trying to get him to confess first and punish him when they have the proof.

[@emmettolson3499]

@@r.anubishe confessed. He said in detail what he planned to do and what he’s ALREADY DONE. What more do they need?

[@Morphfiend]

42:15 dude thought he was John Wick 😂

[@ashleyyyyyyyylynn]

Parents should have also been angry at the school for their absurd lack of security/safety measures and policies.

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

Angry? No. Clinically problem solving? Preferably. ✨

[@halko1]

1:43 - What’s your name? - Weed - Have you smoked anything today? - Thomas

[@RGPGAME-Z]

😂😂

[@evolving_starstuff]

😹😹

[@Aussiegamer-lt6ux]

LOL

[@HardcoreHC92]

Oh god 😂

[@dalisllama]

Bro was so high he saw the future

[@loushia16]

As sickening as this was, I have to give props to the officer interrogating the predator. He kept calm and understood his goal. He was probably feeling all manner of disgust and hate toward the predator but knew that the best way to get answers/confessions was to keep calm and lower his defenses. He's got what it takes to be a proper detective and interrogator, if he isn't already.

[@lauslora6511]

naaaaaaaa he was far to calm for the situation not understand to parents feelings or the kids at the schools safety

[@Slimshady-nf9qx]

The first officer believed that dude was a drug addict and didn’t assume any predator like behavior even after everything had been said. The second officer was the one who got the goods.

[@lucasnebz4735]

@@lauslora6511 him not giving in to the parents' pleas doesn't not at all means he didn't understand them. Anyone with a brain can empathize with them in this situation. It's easy to see a world where this dude walks away scot-free because the cops handled their police investigation the way the parents wanted them to.

[@lucasnebz4735]

@@Slimshady-nf9qx "didn't assume any predatory behavior" is a lot different than realizing there is not much you can do about a situation. We all saw the creepy behavior. If this guy didn't randomly say everything he needed to say to get himself arrested, he was unfortunately most likely not going to be staying more than a night in jail.

[@kelseymarie7298]

Idk how the officers are so calm cuz I beat this mfer sickens me

[@mrsnulch]

The cop calling him "motherfucker" when he attacks him with the pen just kills me.

[@16driver16]

The cop who says ATTEMPTED KIDNAPPING isnt a crime is INSANE

[@EnderPearlRs]

That is the first time in my life I have ever heard a cop say "I don't think you're a drug user, you're using that as an excuse."

[@BriBunny380]

The cop was right though. A drug user is gonna know what they’re using without thinking

[@EnderPearlRs]

@briannaaaa4613 The cops did an amazing job in this situation, I don't have a bad word to say about them. Mad love and respect for taking a pedo off the street.

[@brandimichelleakin9940]

Right. Even if he is high, I think he gets high TO DO what he does.

[@waterox73]

😂😂😂

[@fibbintiggins2858]

right, any drug user knows exactly where their stash is and how much they left lol. it's all they think about, so it was very obvious he was lying

[@ChiefofPropaganda]

The truly terrifying part is this man could have simply remained within his rights, denied any allegations and not spoken and we would never know how monstrous he is.

[@dustikudebro4473]

Right, a smart child predator always keeps his mouth closed.

[@jazziehuggins7764]

Whats crazy to me they have detained black ppl for less..and put them in cuffs and tell them to sit in the car..but didn't tell this pedophiles to stand-up and put him in cuffs? Rough em up or nun..man that shit was scary asf.

[@joeschmo4417]

@@jazziehuggins7764Jesus Christ give the race shit a rest

[@espido]

welcome to amurica laws are shit

[@jeffhicks8428]

uhm the dude is clearly not right in the head, either way. He consented to search. He consented to sticking around without being detained, he could just left at any time he wanted. Then he confessed. Who knows whats real and whats not. Dude is clearly mental. Needs help and to be somewhere for his own good and everyone else too. But it's too bad we dont have anything good in our system, where they'll send him will just be a dungeon.

[@ImuniqueA]

As sickening as it is , I am happy that he started telling the truth and got caught. I wish they could catch every predator in the world this way.

[@atheos5748]

I just wonder how many victims he's gone through before. Clearly ain't his first rodeo.

[@sananton2821]

I'm still not sure it's the truth. He tells all kinds of weird lies, but when what he says corresponds to what officers want to hear, they assume it's the truth. Lots of crazy people confess to crimes they didn't commit.

[@elosoguapo8137]

Outstanding job by the police here

[@Meurth]

Exactly! Finally, a true crime comment section where not every comment is "nEvEr TaLk tO tHe pOLiCe!!!!11"

[@AllThePeppermint]

He isn't speaking the truth. He is being manipulative. When child predation escalates to the point of seeking out victims, they have already consumed hundreds, even thousands of hours of child porn consumption. How many children were assaulted that he happily relished in watching being assaulted? Thousands. The U.S. is sadly the No. 1 consumer and financier of child predation and pornography. Men like him financially support child trafficking globally.

[@jukenx]

Experienced something similar. In 5th grade me, my classmates and two teachers were on our way back to the school building (we walked to the nearby town to visit a library and eat ice cream). We were in some sort of forest section and then a weird older man walked next to us and seemingly hard a weird look on his face and wouldn't leave. We don't know what his intentions were since our teacher stopped him and asked him what he wants, telling him that his behavior is inappropriate and creepy. Don't know how the conversation went on since she told us to follow behind her colleague and that she will catch up to us. She did afterwards but the atmosphere remained significantly uncomfortable. She was like the most sweetest teacher of all, I never saw her that pissed before as when she spoke to that weirdo

[@FlyByMike94]

How the officers didn’t have reasonable suspicion of an attempted kidnapping/rape/murder is beyond me. The fact that the guy lied his way onto campus should have been enough. Let alone the literal confession of what his intentions were

[@Chlocean]

29:23 "The most shocking interruption isn't from who you're expecting." "Oh, so it's not red shirt guy?" *camera pans to reveal red shirt guy*

[@dempsej]

That 🤣

[@duchessofhazjack4878]

Yeah that made no sense. I thought it was gonna be the pedo having a meltdown.

[@macseth]

This pissed me off. I love EWU but every video has ONE part like that where I’m like “are y’all ok???” 😂

[@KiraLovesMichael]

Yep..lol!

[@Terridactal1966]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who was puzzled by that part.

[@gotd4m]

"What they find in his car is sooooo disturbing." "They find nothing in the car" what they find in the bathroom shakes the officer to his very core." They find nothing in the bathroom." ... ... come on, man.

[@ejune0381]

😂 right I was expecting a kdnapping kit.

[@nathanhaines1721]

Yup

[@rickusjansen3090]

I was about to say the same thing.

[@Popcorncedar]

Yeah. It’s lame.

[@matthiasona]

Came here to look for this

[@AVONEUS]

I could never be a cop. Props to these guys having to deal with sickos, pissed off parents, and trying to not get fired all at once.

[@jenniferescobar1738]

40:24 is no one gonna talk about this part where he said he’s taken girls from other schools?? What happened to them and what did he do to them 😭? I’m so confused on why nobody not even the video is talking about it

[@TJSaw]

Pretending to be someone’s parent SHOULD be a chargeable offence!

[@mattimeikalainen6963]

it is suspicion enough to detain a person. The cops were clearly just not wanting to throw the book at him yet, most likely causing him to shut up.

[@aShamelessHigh]

​@@Ideology1122it isn't like a fraudulent check, if you attempt to pickup someone elses child at school, it isn't a crime at all. That's the problem

[@DanteHizurotheLucario]

​@@aShamelessHighthe fu- h o w?

[@vivianaestremera5381]

Yes ! Attempted kidnapping

[@Gerson.Reyes.C]

YUP that should be attempted kidnapping

[@areswalker5647]

"Has he seen her before?" That parent was absolutely terrified out of his head, understandbly. You can hear the terror in his voice. Heartbreaking.

[@ozarkslover7576]

When Duran said he picked her out of the pictures posted online, I was sick. Hopefully, St. Brigid decided not to post any more student's pictures.

[@joewat3982]

​@@ozarkslover7576 *Read ALL School Photo, I.D., Yearbook, etc. Info BEFORE signing, for info about authorizing use of likeness in marketing, reporting, etc.*

[@sexygirlmax2019]

​@@ozarkslover7576Its scary as a CSA survivor that my school photos were out there and anyone could have found my name and school just from me BEING online. Evil

[@Saltysteele]

he was not terrified out of his mind, he was furious. the only thing keeping him off that dude was not wanting to go to jail.

[@justinhooks9694]

Man he was prolly feeling a lot of emotions, terrified, furious, I know damn well had it been my child I definitely would’ve been ready to kill

[@jakeencinas2389]

Need an early life check on that first guy with the curly hair and glasses

[@Matt-kw8ff]

Watcha doin Rabbi

[@dolomitilino9015]

It’s funny how he’s literally just existing and people are trying to confront him while there’s 2 police officers present like, chill wtf is he gonna do at that point?

[@tonybippitykaye]

“They have attractive younger women.” That’s probably the most disgusting thing I’ve ever heard a predator say about a literal child. I hope this creature rots in prison. It’s bad enough he came to this school with the intention of drugging, kidnapping, and doing unspeakable things to a kindergartner, but him having the nerve to fight a police officer not once, but twice inside a station? This is also a VERY good reason as to why you should never post events for children on social media…

[@user-us9rv8yw3s]

The meaning I got from that is that since the women from the other school were young and attractive, they would more likely be the parents of kindergartners he would have a fetish for.

[@TW0man4RMY]

Its just the drugs, bro. You know...the cocaine and downers and stuff. 100%.

[@tonybippitykaye]

@@TW0man4RMY oh sure…I remember when I was high off my ass and thought “huh, look at these younger women!” Totally believable excuse…

[@puppupya]

@@TW0man4RMYbahaha. when he used that excuse i laughed. what an idiot

[@ChristianDailo.]

look at those Lg3btysdfsrtw🏳‍🌈 try to make this legal.

[@indifferentadvocate1737]

I’m a criminal defense attorney: the reason the cops don’t want to put him in the car is that then his attorney can easily argue that it’s a custodial arrest. They’d have to mirandize him and potentially would stop getting incriminating admissions from him. While he’s sitting out in the open, not handcuffed, that’s less likely.

[@Room-xi6nb]

But don't people get detained, cuffed, and put in the back of police cars all the time while officers "figure things out"?

[@HeabSaysNo]

This is speculative nonsense - cops handcuff people and put them in the back of cars ALL THE TIME when they have multiple people to deal with. This is a handwave at best. And MOST arrests are "custodial arrests" - it literally means FOR THE PURPOSE OF TRANSPORTING THEM TO A DETENTION FACILITY. Also - why didn't they just move him somewhere less visible? The other side of the parking lot and let him sit in the back of the car with the door open and uncuffed. There were plenty of options, these cops were just ignorant, lazy, or both.

[@RandomPerson-ob1hk]

​@@Room-xi6nbprobably more violent or on drugs alcohol or just crazy people

[@heavenjb]

Ok but the little girls paper work was not enough evidence to show what he was attempting to do!?? Idk that’s enough proof plus the other info? Not enough for an arrest omg that’s bs

[@haroldlujahmuzik213]

Mirandizing issa clichés

[@StevelandCleamer]

Good on the cops for being patient on this one. I’m a dad of three young kids, and I wouldn’t have been nearly as tame as the dad in the red shirt, and to be honest, most of the dads on here agree about what should happen to this guy, and it rhymes with “wood chipper”.

[@AndyWitmyer]

What rhymes with wood chipper...?

[@Suusleepy]

I like how casually the cop asks for backup, he knows there's zero threats in the room

[@butterspike680]

My heart goes out to the poor dad. The man was understandably on edge, looking at the possibility that a man who was about to hurt his daughter could walk free. I hope he is ok, he seems like a great father.

[@amarissimus29]

All fathers should affirm their child's identity as not dead. Affirm, affirm, affirm.

[@ballapeti]

He almost got HIMSELF arrested for not being able to keep his head on. What a great father.

[@Swoop187OG187]

Hell no, that father had absolutely zero respect for civil liberties... Look, you just cant arrest someone because they're subjectively suspicious... I mean I understand his anger - but someone needs to break a law with intent before you can arrest them... The creepy pedo did steal those items from the school tho.

[@butterspike680]

@@Swoop187OG187 I didn't say I think he did good, I only said I feel for him and understand him.

[@Swoop187OG187]

@@butterspike680 I understand, and I get why the father was angry too - but at the same time the cops just cant arrest people because a random dude was suspicious and upset... Had the cops done what was suggested and put him in the car - he may have never been caught.

[@treythompson7966]

There needs to be a federal crime made with felonious penalties for anyone trying to impersonate someone's parents/guardian in any form. This was crazy gross and wicked evil meets stupidity

[@The_Foxy2039]

It is one in Canada, whenever you take a child out of Canada you need to sign a bunch of forms saying you are the parent/guardian of the child and you must also provide the birth certificate of the child and your own personal ID card and if you are not the legal parent/guardian of the child you can face a sentence up to 2-3 possibly 5 years in a jail

[@The_Foxy2039]

But you also need to when a child is moving schools and such, with the same legal forms and penalties if it is false

[@middleclassretiree]

I thought there was and I think it’s called stalking a minor for immoral purposes

[@IRLSaeyoungChoi]

I wanna say there is but because he hadn’t tried to do anything with the child under the guise of a parent, simply just entered and talked to people he couldn’t be charged with that. I saw someone say it’s illegal to impersonate a cop but not a parent, this of it like someone dressing up as a cop on Halloween, that’s essentially what he did here, he didn’t fill out any paper work, try to take her or anything but was dressed up as her dad

[@rvnb1027]

If it were a federal law most state cops could not enforce it. The state is the one who makes up the law. I’m glad they were able to get this sicko locked up but the govt is not the answer. This only happened because of the awareness of the community.

[@collinkitchens6700]

Why did the school even allow him to go back to a classroom?? My son's school asks for ID first, and the name the child. They check records to see if the kid has a parent with that name, or is on the parent's list for permission to check the kid out of the of school or have anything to do with the child. This is scary!

[@HeatherL7290]

I was thinking that was really strange too. It almost sounds like it was some kind of kindergarten registration??

[@paranoi_a]

he admitted to kidnapping little children, said he had sexual desires with children, and didn’t get arrested for that but got arrested for assault?? what the actual hell bro

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

pretending to be someone else to get close to a vulnerable person should be a crime in itself?

[@Jewlawphin]

It is, its an enhancement

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

@@Jewlawphin 😮👍

[@jaypitt9914]

It is

[@mattias969]

In my country it is

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

i didn't get why they couldn't arrest him for it once he admitted it was what it looked like. those poor parents showed restraint, bet some of the cops would have loved in too.

[@MinewsAJ]

The fact that this man had the audacity to assault an officer in a closed interrogation room speaks VOLUMES to how he has treated children. This is a shell of a human. Wouldn’t be surprised if he’s killed before.

[@andrewchedid3536]

If he did kill, I doubt he would have had the balls to take on an adult. Disgusting piece of sh*t

[@HarambaeXelonmuskfans]

(Speaking from experience)

[@JustinBobby-di9zt]

@HarambaeXelonmuskfans in a way, yes, it shows us what he's willing to do when he knows the consequences are likely not much but a quick ass beating

[@haunted5311]

@@HarambaeXelonmuskfans why are you defending the p3do lmao. This guy's giving this sick fuck shit for what he does, and you have a problem with it? *cough* SUSPECT ASF

[@crobledo89]

its not his fault for the way he is like you are perfect

[@kaderoach8650]

They didn’t arrest him after admitting to kidnapping a child but as soon as they’re the victim, he’s arrested

[@stevencurtis6802]

When a person says they have self diagnosed psychological issues, red flag. Crazy people dont know they're crazy.

[@josequins9099]

When those poor parents find out that he specifically targeted their girl... my god, what a nightmare. So grateful the principal realized what was going on.

[@archcunningham5579]

What’s really scary is that he has a whole political party behind him.

[@MichaelIZKOOL]

@@archcunningham5579 I've never heard of that party. Let's keep politics out of this because it is not even a debate that what he planned to do was vile.

[@TermlessHGW]

How, being a grown man can one have any intimate interest in children is beyond me. Like WTF...

[@AnthonyBlamthony]

@@MichaelIZKOOL He’s one of those “Democrats and gays are PDF files!” sorts. Just another ironically hypocritical politically obsessed troglodyte, best to just ignore it.

[@medhany1785]

⁠@@TermlessHGW How is it that hard to understand lol? There are men that like all kinds of different women; blondes, brunettes, milfs, grandma's etc. Vilify his actions, but keep in mind that he didn't choose those feelings/desires.

[@hidingfromsomeone]

Aaaaand this is why we don't share photos of our kids online, parents! You never know who's looking at them.

[@Truthme786]

Exactly🧑‍💻

[@igloo_31]

I think it was in the schools file or sumn

[@simpspie]

When he said he saw the kids online, this was my exact thoughts. I genuinely hate when parents do that

[@leeshepherdtrading]

Playgrounds still exist. Predators will always find a way.

[@charmtype4675]

@@leeshepherdtrading yeah but you shouldn’t make it easier for them! predators will always go after the most easily accessible prey first

[@aliyamoon80]

I have volunteered with youth for DECADES. I will NEVER understand how anyone can sexualize a CHILD. Working with youth is such a blessing. You are part of the "village" who is trying to help a child grow into a healthy adult. My background check is clean. It will always be clean, because it isn't part of my being to abuse a child. My heart goes out to these parents. The cops can't charge him for shit he might do. They know he's a pos. Their hands are tied. It had to break their hearts to tell the parents that there wasn't cause to arrest.

[@galeforce3192]

Any experienced cop will tell people that it doesn't matter what they know. What matters is what they can prove. That's why they need warrants or probable cause. And if an investigation shows reasonable doubt after an arrest, they'll be forced to let the suspect go and drop the charges against them. This is why many murder cases have gone unsolved or ended up being ruled as suicides.

[@TheNess118]

Cops will detain ppl for literally no reason at all but won’t detain this creep!?! That is baffling

[@jasonspatter2419]

For those wondering on an update, I just looked it up, 5 days ago the jury was split on attempted kidnapping but convicted him of felonious assault on a peace officer and felony escape. Sentence is 19 1/2 to 24 years.

[@duchessofhazjack4878]

He admitted he was attempting to kidnap!! how the hell can a jury be split?!

[@SiranAmaya]

@@duchessofhazjack4878 The jury found Reid Duran not guilty of attempted kidnapping by reason of insanity and guilty of felonious assault on a police officer and escape.

[@catieluvvv]

@@SiranAmayaso is he not in jail?

[@chrisp.kernel9155]

@@catieluvvv dawg, your reading comprehension is off the mf titties. He got 20 years, as referenced in the previous comment.

[@darrellvice2010]

@@catieluvvv my God you people are ridiculous

[@xmateinc]

The cops did a good job here. Calling him a minor attracted adult was definitely to get him to be more comfortable with him. Pretty smart cop.

[@varus6960]

They actually did a pretty shitty job! They should’ve asked the question “are sexually attracted to kids and was your purpose here to have a sexual encounter with a child”.

[@user-qx1bw5df7k]

@@varus6960 The answer would have obviously been no if they asked in such a blunt way. He would have clammed up and given them nothing to be used in court.

[@bijoukaiba]

@@varus6960 That would have made him clam up immediately. Also, I hate to say it, but there have been people on social media (usually Twitter) in the past few years putting things like MAP (minor-attracted person) or NOMAP (non-offending minor-attracted person) the way that people might list their pronouns, gender, or sexuality as though they're trying to normalize it. Tying into that, there was also an alt-right hoax about 5-6 years ago where they tried to make 'clovergender' (identifying as a younger age) a thing, as a way to attack the LGBTQ+ community, notably non-binary people. As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, it's unfortunately a way for pedophiles to piggyback off of hateful propaganda where heterosexual people use the slippery slope argument "oh but if we let gay people get married then we'll end up legalizing marriage to kids and animals"... and then pedophiles will say "hey, we're hated for our sexuality, count us as part of this marginalized group and give us rights". When, no, we want abso-fucking-lutely nothing to do with these sickos.

[@icecaptain9378]

The proper term is podophile. Let's get that straight from the get go. None of this "minor attracted" bullshit.

[@EM-lb4md]

@@user-qx1bw5df7kexactly, detectives did a good job making him talk himself into cuffs. I’m glad they followed the law and made sure not to allow this sick bastard a way out with a lawyer.

[@nathanielsalaun8405]

Just hearing him saying he wants to be apart of the group makes my body shake and i want him to get out if that area as soon as possible.

[@Mariahlynns16]

Update: March 04 2024- Verdict was not guilty of attempted kidnapping due to insanity. Guilty of felonious assault on a police offficer.

[@tonybishop3686]

This man can have children by the way. When he said he "might be a parent someday" it didn't sound like a full lie, more like a plan. Sickening.

[@PeyloBeauty]

When he said it I got shivers running down my spine. Because that should never happen.

[@cable7152]

That was just his excuse for being there, he only wants other people's kids, the sight of a grown woman probably makes him sick, no way is he getting one pregnant.

[@PeyloBeauty]

@@cable7152 I guess you have no idea about how many predators are married and have kids?

[@tonybishop3686]

@@cable7152 But nothing would stop him, nor has it stopped other rapist parents

[@cable7152]

@@PeyloBeauty I just meant this guy, I didn't say all predators.

[@taeggukminaguilar7904]

11:20 "Someday I might be a dad, and just to be around children would be good for me." That right there scares me the most.

[@nekoboy-1358]

HOLD 'EM DOWN! I GOT THE KNAIF

[@06SteveO]

Yeah normal people don’t say that. I am a dad and the only children I want to be around are mine.

[@RiffRaf_]

That was an obvious lie, bud.

[@06SteveO]

@@RiffRaf_ I think we all knew that

[@RiffRaf_]

@@06SteveO which is why it's not "the most frightening part" to me 🙄 his truth is scarier

[@Siliax]

So the verdict eventually was that he was guilty for assaulting the officer but not guilty for trying to kidnap and possibly assault a child because he was ruled insane... I wonder why he's apparently sane enough to assault an officer but not to kidnap a kid.

[@leonnehaaijman4709]

Kudos to the second officer who interviewed him. And to both officers for keeping the (understandably) irate parents away. They did what they could within the legal limits imposed on them.

[@JJawsyW]

I'm a retired Deputy Sheriff and his actions after his arrest makes me think he has a lot more to hide. They need to search his residence. He said he took other children but we never find out if those children are missing.

[@GamerMomentsToo]

You ain’t no deputy sheriff 🧢

[@randyortonsdickbulge]

@@GamerMomentsTooyou’re right he retired…

[@lisa408t]

​@@AboutThatLIFE207crawl back under your rock

[@FloofDog44]

​@@GamerMomentsTooYou're right, he said he's retired. You know that thing called reading comprehension? You might try working on that.

[@teskejon]

This guy also made up having cocaine and “downers” in his car. I don’t know that this guy is even attracted to children or if he’s the kind of mentally ill that would lie about that to illicit an angry or abusive response.

[@andreashiralez5526]

That officer handled him like he was a child throwing a tantrum. Dude didn't even sound like his heartrate elevated. Good work officer! A+

[@JohnDoe-jt5lb]

They only get agitated when they're harassing law abiding citizens who refuse their unlawful orders.

[@MrShady455]

My thoughts exactly. Respect!

[@evadecaptcha]

​@@JohnDoe-jt5lbI think that's true with a lot of cops, but these guys seemed exceedingly professional. My guess is they are cops that do their job properly and abide by the constitution. There are good cops out there.

[@andreaholcock8992]

@@JohnDoe-jt5lb blah blah blah does it ever get exhausting to think in absolutes?

[@JohnDoe-jt5lb]

@@andreaholcock8992 I wouldn't know.

[@thegamingking2823]

I actually knew someone in high school who was kidnapped as a kid, I only found out because I was working on the yearbook and he was the only one who opted out of photos and thought it was odd, come to find out that’s why, he’s doing great now but man that is sick what these people do

[@thorodin3631]

he'll get more time for attempting to attack the cop than he will for attempting to kidnap that child. we live in a sick world where they slap these guys hands

[@pmccoy8924]

Should have let the father have 2 minutes with him alone. Be more justice than anything he will ever receive.

[@nissan_skyline]

He didn't even cause bodily harm to the officer, but admitted to taking a child from another school before and that he had plans to take a child that he targeted at this school home so he could "touch her inappropriately". What world do you live in where ALL child rapists and sexual predators receive a slap on the wrist. Convictions depend on the degree of the crime, and laws vary by jurisdiction.

[@urbiodad]

Its because they literally own the rock we are floating on it is so much worse than everyone realizes. Only reason you are seeing this guy is because he is some random dbag, plenty more in the shadows of our government and various industries.

[@jennyrealight1860]

Yeah, when the cops were talking to the parents frustrated the heck out of me. I'm sure if it was a cops daughter it would've been different.

[@jamesbillingsby8043]

@@nissan_skyline That guy was about to walk if he didn't admit to anything. So he probably won't be getting the book thrown at him. Honestly this was a frustrating video, seeing how limited options the officers had. Luckily the perv had a conscience and admitted everything. Imagine if he never said anything, those officers were struggling.

[@nickw8160]

They really needed to take those parents aside and tell them their interference could prevent a confession, rather than just letting them get angry they weren't arresting him.

[@indicafairy]

i don't think their allowed to do that. I DONT KNOW but it feels unprofessional to tell civilians the "game-plan". I %100 wish that the parents could have been informed but I feel like it could jeopardize the work the pigs are doing

[@howedaddy6122]

​@@indicafairypigs? 🤨

[@Tayl0r_]

Ik. Or just saying “We’re trying to get as much information out of him as we legally can, that will help us prevent him from getting any potential charges dismissed”

[@KeirnothVT]

@@indicafairy Tell me you don't have kids without telling me you don't have kids. these police will be the ones you're asking for help from if something happens to your kid.

[@nickw8160]

@@therealgirl3295 What are you talking about? Police try to get people to confess to crimes because they think they're guilty all the time. What do they ask after pulling someone over? "Do you know why I'm pulling you over," right? Aren't they trying to get a confession because they think the person committed a crime, whether it's speeding, running a red light, etc.? Don't they interrogate suspects with the goal of getting a confession? Their job is to pursue evidence that could lead to conviction. Weren't they asking this suspect questions for the purpose of getting an incriminating confession of his purposes for being at the school?

[@marinaapocalypse4035]

I gotta say I always wonder how you guys manage to be the first ones to have access to the majority of these interrogation videos and bodycams

[@ChavonJWright]

The cops asking him, "are you serious?" in that tone when he keeps trying to get free after literally walking himself into jail is gold.

[@kctyphoon]

The fact that cop just almost got stabbed with a pen, kept his cool, and didnt even yell - is mind blowing. Give that man a promotion. Those were some serious reflexes.

[@lollylip10]

I dont think he felt threatened by this 140 pound disgusting curly haired weasel lol

[@ZEGO24x]

Yeah, but come ON! Did you see him? My Grandmother could have pushed him over! Even easier if she was still alive, haha...

[@kaylagonzalez3465]

Well, it is Ohio...

[@1x0x]

mind blowing? ...really?

[@rogerpartner2648]

Lol I think if his Stab vest failed to protect him from a PEN . Lol. There would be a meeting in congress.

[@ghostdagod999]

"Why did you come here tonight" "To get little kids" The composure of this cop is insane, he's a better man than me

[@dianaquick8883]

The amount of training they have to go through for this in the academy is really incredible. I had a friend who was a sheriff's deputy for a while, and he said that was the hardest part for him as a father to do. Ultimately, he left the department because it was too much of a strain on his family, and he decided that they were way more important than his job.

[@ozarkslover7576]

I was a 911 dispatcher and raised by my dad, a police detective. When we had calls like these, we swallowed our feelings hard and then went home and cried. It's a tough and stressful business. One of the highest suicide rates in careers. The PTSD cases are staggering.

[@zhakran]

they actually should not have interrupted him. The black cop who butts in there is actually in the wrong. For whatever reason, he seemed to be in a forthcoming and confessional mood at the time the first officer was questioning him, probably because he seemed so calm and sympathetic. He could have got confessions about prior crimes and names of other victims. Clearly he's mentally disturbed and erratic, and as soon as the tone and the scene is changed, he's likely to clam up and shut his mouth. At the time though, he was just answering everything and admitting to multiple felonies. Really frustrating to see that broken up cuz other cop is mad and wants to take him to the station. He can confess just fine sitting on a sidewalk as he can in an interrogation room. They fucked up by not letting him keep going.

[@nicowins]

Its his job…. Did you expect him to shoot him?

[@RobbyBabes]

​@nicolaibarslev Right? What are these all these people thinking? They imagine themselves in the officers shoes I guess.

[@IreneArcher-yt1kr]

Good Job Keeping Sharp in these dreadful times.

[@vishmast]

The cop who got him to confess needs a raise

[@humanentrails]

I started laughing so hard when he lunged at the officer with that cheap plastic pen. what was he thinking? there was no way he actually thought he could take an armed police officer with only a pen. what an idiot. I hope the inmates treat him the same as he's treated others.

[@peanutbutter368]

And the officer just ragdolled him bro has 0 muscle mass

[@tsuyoshisama]

A cheap plastic pen can definitely pierce your neck.

[@comradeurod9805]

​@@tsuyoshisamacan absolutely be lethal. AWDW on an officer

[@diheven]

He probably wanted the cops to end him

[@melllow5527]

He thought he was John wick