When Blowing Up Your Enemy's Car Goes Wrong

[@OnlyJayBoss]

he parked down the street to take a nap right from the crime scene …. LOL

[@EasyWinking]

thats the funny thing about local criminals they stay in the same town as their victims lol

[@East_Yeast]

so close the dog walked right up to him lmfao

[@lizzieb6311]

And a Covid mask…and a lighter…and a glove…and the K9 drug his handler from the burnt car to the napping liars car 😂😂😂

[@yittmashups]

Kind of mastermind who would keep all the crime items together in a box next to him, with the receipts.

[@sunnystormy4973]

xD !

[@scoobsmcgee9325]

To anyone else looking for context: The dude's name is Farhan Jami. He had a thing for a Twitch streamer and was spending money on her, but learned she had a boyfriend. He flew from NY to OH to set the car on fire as a means of revenge. He plead guilty to possessing an unregistered incendiary device and was sentenced to 46 months in prison.

[@annamariavalatka636]

Crazy people! Smh

[@terranhealer]

So the car belonged to the twitch streamer or boyfriend?

[@scoobsmcgee9325]

@@terranhealer It was the streamer's car.

[@jednick]

Federal time, too!

[@recursiveidentity]

Anything but therapy right

[@joromo]

"They'll never catch me with the same clothes, beard, shoes, evidence 10 feet away in the same neighborhood." "I'm too smart for 'em, time for a nappy nap."

[@kevinsears7300]

Probably didnt realize the camera was there...

[@sirensandiphones]

@@joromo he wouldve gotten away too if he had just left

[@Theegoaat]

He's not the guy 😂

[@Sandi-zh2wx]

​@@Theegoaatright, cause he doesn't get his hands dirty 😂

[@ZechariYahweahschild]

​@sirensandiphones He would've gotten away with it too if it wasn't for those meddling neighbors 😂😂😂

[@yacobshelelshaddai4543]

Doesn't drive away, throws evidence 10 feet from car, consents to searches. Certified genius.

[@bororobo3805]

As long as you keep saying it's not you you're good 🤣. Then you can bargain for less when you plead guilty

[@kev3d]

"They'll never catch me, I'm HUNDREDS of feet away!" -Diabolical Genius

[@markgates1565]

Lol😊😅😅😅

[@patriciaharden525]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@danielreichert2025]

Man that was effing stupid of him 🤣

[@nunzionapoli6325]

Farhan from Nu Yack is a mastermind. "I don't get my hands dirty." I use blue surgical gloves. 🤔

[@broosewain3]

​@@nunzionapoli6325😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mrwolf8164]

If you ever feel stupid remember this guy

[@Jsv-w1v]

😂

[@kayleefreiling14abv19]

Chad doerman

[@viralpatel5338]

Lmao

[@erastotinajero7157]

OK

[@gregggorypecs2370]

Hahaha 🤣

[@kevin-l7r7p]

commits crime, parks up 2 minutes aways....don't let stupid get in your way

[@gerrilott6149]

😂

[@Captain_Willard]

He didn't come off as super suspicious when talking, I wonder if he saw the lights and parked and pretended to sleep

[@2pugman]

OK. WHY ?

[@gerrilott6149]

@2pugman he should just backed up into a drive way and played low lol

[@seashackf1]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@Captain_Willard you can’t be serious. So he just happened to park 10 feet from items used in the crime? “I not the one who gets my hands dirty” is very suspicious thing to say.

[@brianchapman8531]

Officer - "Be honest with me." Translation: Please confess and make my job easier.

[@johnlongcock1122]

@@brianchapman8531 because I don't know why they got to waste everybody's time. Lying and making him work harder for no reason will just build up resentment and cause them to work a more solid case to fuck you back over. Honesty and respect goes a long way

[@iowasucks9494]

You also generally get a lighter sentence if you just confess (if you actually committed the crime) confession through a lawyer is even better though. But lets be honest, we dont want a guy like this to be smart enough to work that out.

[@deejayforreal4189]

@@iowasucks9494 that’s not at all true. Confessions do not give you lighter a sentence. That’s fake news

[@rcrawford42]

"I drove 40 miles here." In the midwest, we call that our daily commute.

[@gamingwithjessika]

he actually drove all the way from NY. He did not fly.

[@ThatRheverend]

Right? Is that a long way for ppl? I drive that every Sunday to church 😆

[@nb-user25]

And he was soooooo exhausted by that drive. Oh, sorry, he was tired from the flight as if he flapped his arms to get there.

[@EricMims-wj9jk]

If he’s from New York, that’s like 7-9 hour drive depending on where in Ohio he went, to burn her car.

[@thedezimichele]

In Texas, we call that down the street. 😂

[@ITALIA_94]

I'm no criminal mastermind, but I would think after setting a car on fire, your instinct would be to get as far away as possible from the scene of the crime???

[@topcheese2889]

He was definitely not a criminal mastermind

[@Copeandseethe822]

A lot of fire bugs like to hang around and watch the chaos they cause. Probably passed out after the adrenaline rush wore off.

[@snezzles278]

he probably didn't want security cameras picking him up leaving immediately after the time the crime took place, that's the best I can figure.

[@hln6324]

A lot of arsonists want to watch their work

[@dnaindex]

because its a stalker, they do not go away

[@johntravolta7421]

>gives permission to interview >gives permission to search >gives permission to DNA >OH NOW i want a lawyer!

[@YTisGay]

Always ask for lawyer the second you see a cop, am I right?

[@zzrgio]

@@YTisGay no first, you ask if you are being detained, is yes, ask what are the charges, if no you say "then l am free to go" if they keep asking you stuff you hold to the 5th

[@MarkieB89]

@@johntravolta7421 LMAO!

[@madzec]

​@@zzrgioif you are detained you are NOT FREE TO GO genius😂😂😂

[@Mttm_gad876]

And he beat the case

[@TyrealSan]

LOL @5:28 , officer 1: “he says we can search it” officer 2: already deep inside car going through glovebox “ok”

[@Bertto1]

3:50

[@Blujo44]

Would of been pretty funny if he said no lol

[@erik7271]

LOL

[@joshsaville4272]

This is the kind of friends I need. 😂😂

[@jayschafer1760]

@@TyrealSan That officer was already inside because he was "looking" for the guy's ID, with his permission.

[@this_time_imperfect]

When you hire your arsonist from Temu.

[@possum9704]

Lmfao 😳 🤣 😳 🤣 😳 🤣 😳

[@JoelBulger]

😂

[@colettemccoy2921]

😂

[@daisylavender5275]

Or Ford.

[@luxor-uc2xs]

😂😂😂

[@alexlefevre3555]

Wow, this guy really used thermite to melt the front end off that car. That shows a truly deep level of premeditation.

[@ArthurKitchen-j7g]

Dayum . I’d put a gallon of zip strip on the roof of cars as a teen, but this is next level

[@13orrax]

but then just goes to sleep in his car?

[@duckymomo360]

​@ArthurKitchen-j7g i bet you did it out of rage after someone called you a poopie head or some stupid shit

[@terranhealer]

Exactly what I was thinking. That’s thermite!

[@lizzieb6311]

@@ArthurKitchen-j7g Proud of yourself? Destroying others property?

[@suemullins5213]

The guy drove 40 miles but he couldn't drive 40 miles AWAY from the crime scene. 😂

[@SyncedJay]

fr 💀

[@Iquey]

Dummy wanted to watch. 😂

[@R3l3ntl3sss]

@@suemullins5213 wanted to get caught

[@seventystix6964]

and puts it on the bonnet instead of under the wheel arch where the fuel tank is 😂

[@samb202]

The funny part is you can tell the police were thinking ‘there’s no way we’re going to catch this guy’ when they were talking to the lady about the video. How would they? There’s nothing to go off, he could have committed the crime and disappeared. He did the only thing possible to get caught 😂 He then proceeded with the worst imaginable acting performance.

[@DJ-du4tq]

Lol the K9 unit "scent tracking" was totally a psychological tactic.

[@joshbrewington4831]

Always is

[@godlikemonolith]

You mean a lie…

[@bixbysnyder-00]

"How do you light a car on fire, like the gas tank"? Genius attempt at gaslighting

[@julie-zmb]

@@bixbysnyder-00 Hahaha is that a pun

[@KeishaEverhart]

@@julie-zmb that's a double entendre 😊

[@adonyetolofari6482]

I see what you did there.

[@MatthewFors-f8x]

gas tanking

[@TheCarpenters0204]

Gaslighting? How do you light gas?

[@daniel29263]

He brought the receipts, literally. The smartest criminal I've seen in a while.

[@ChuckNorrisFake]

Imagine committing the perfect crime but your one mistake is that you went to sleep 10ft away from all the key evidence 😂 Like OJ taking a nap with the glove in his lap

[@sailyui]

@@ChuckNorrisFake he wrote a book "If I Did It"

[@infinidominion]

Sounds pretty smart while he's talking too

[@patriciaharden525]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Shadow__133]

@@ChuckNorrisFakeBut the gloves didn't fit OJ, right? Right? 😂

[@blacksheep9505]

He definitely was going to drive back by the house to see the damage he had done.

[@jcraig1848]

Nailed it! 💯

[@TillURide420]

Criminals almost always return to the seen of the crime

[@Big_Nod]

@@TillURide420no they don’t lmao. Just keep repeating everything you read online

[@enemy.11]

​@@Big_Nodfirebugs do. They're known for it.

[@autumnleaf3667]

@@TillURide420scene

[@criticalthinker494]

It's amazing how he continued the act and didn't break character from the confused victim, who just fell asleep on the wrong street.

[@matthebert007]

smart enough to acquire thermite and a high temp fuse device, but not smart enough to drive away.

[@delphinazizumbo8674]

the smartest dumb guy ever

[@shawnfurness]

I mean, Google is pretty easy to use these days. He just forgot to look up how to flee a crime scene after!

[@vipervidsgamingplus5723]

@@matthebert007 It's so hard to order iron oxide and aluminum shavings from amazon and buy a sparkler. My God, such a genius. Thermite isn't regulated, it isn't hard to make, I could buy a kit of it online for fifty bucks.

[@LevLodurrson]

It doesn’t take a smart person to come up with the idea to blow something up.

[@michaelwade9199]

Unfortunately not that hard to make things with the Internet nowadays​@@shawnfurness. But he did literally fall asleep behind the wheel of the get away car.

[@ircjesselee]

I don't always leave my arson starter kit 10 feet from my vehicle while I'm sleeping all sketchy like in my car at 3:00 a.m. but when I do, I deny deny deny 😂

[@darylingoteborg3178]

I don’t deny but I might be in denial

[@sergioaleman8911]

The most interesting man in the word

[@djmussy18]

Him denying it was probably why he only got 4 years

[@NameRequiredSoHere]

Stay thirsty, my friend.

[@zdancrk]

@@ircjesselee "Stay thirsty my friends."

[@jay-by1se]

Drive away from your crime.. Seems like crime 101.

[@baileymatherly5380]

It is crazy how often criminals go back to the scene! It’s one of the biggest things they look for because they do it so much

[@sunnystormy4973]

ikr ...

[@Yukanhayt-Mhenow]

People with a real motive don't go back.... People who are sickos always go back to look at their destruction they caused

[@Chrysler300str8Evil]

Crime 101 best line yet 😂😅

[@mcmaldek]

Or at least walk away.

[@DjPolarMusic]

Dogs tracking people through their car, what a scary super power

[@danielcroft7698]

Dogs rule

[@ZaOnly420]

That shit fake AF . They want you to believe it

[@justinfisher2888]

The dog didnt track him through his car. He traveled on foot between the scene and where his car was parked.

[@andrewbrinton1531]

Wtf you mean through his car? He parked, walked to the crime, n walked back.. the dog followed the path he walked. You know what the real super power is? It's one that neither you or the suspect have.. its common sense. 😮

[@brulsmurf]

Suspect walked to his car. Dog took same route. But dogs do put 1 and 1 together and often try to track the car.

[@bryansummers3219]

Veteran police officer: "I've seen this a million times. Car arson in suburbia, middle of the night. No way we're solving this one." Police trainee: "What about that guy sleeping in his car over there?" Veteran cop: "What? No way!"

[@Anonymous1er1889]

@@bryansummers3219 lmfaooo

[@dariush3587]

😂😂😂

[@plane_guy6051]

In the 1990's, someone tried to break into our house in the burbs but I heard them and turned on the light and called the cops, and when they arrived, there was a guy parked outside our hedge who they claimed was supposedly sleeping and they claimed he wasn't involved, but nobody had ever slept outside our hedge in a car in all the years we lived there. They also said he was drunk so that's okay too? It was goddamned crazy. When I came out in the morning, the car was still there but the guy was gone. I had to go to work and when I came home the car was gone. The cops must have been complete incompetent retards, or maybe they didn't feel like doing paperwork. I was sure po'd at them.

[@DaedalusYoung]

"We still don't really have a lot of evidence on this guy." "What about this bag with the hat and receipts?"

[@Corsairforu]

"Yeah, just one more thing."

[@LancerX916]

Most arsonist tend to stay around to watch the fire. So it's not a surprise he was in the area.

[@lostandfound5145]

That’s what I was thinking

[@jamesgomillion4584]

But he wasn’t even watching it and couldn’t even see it lol.

[@MrKarmapolice97]

Yeah something about pyros they love to watch the fire. Or be near it.

[@solarlass5807]

I was thinking the same. Probably watched for a couple minutes from his car when he lit it on fire and then parked a short distance for a couple hours of nap time with intentions of returning after to check his handiwork.

[@MrKarmapolice97]

@@jamesgomillion4584 true, he didn’t go very far though

[@enlightenment1414]

The dogs like..Oh you already have him 😂😂😂

[@notoriousd.i.g2589]

Thats funny AF😂

[@thumpertorque_]

Just made him jog for no reason. 😂

[@lancesmit1021]

Lol, FML this is funny

[@Scary108]

​@@thumpertorque_working late, working overtime as well. They never pay the dog.

[@BD-bditw]

That's funny.

[@jin6000]

“He said we can search it if you wanna do that” “Ok” Says the cop ALREADY searching the fucking vehicle. 😂

[@jayschafer1760]

Cop had permission from him to get his ID from the car, so the cop was "looking" for that.

[@MrGhoulie]

as suspicious as he was from the start, probably one of the most convincing performances I have seen on this channel

[@_vindicator_]

nah convincing would have been less being friendly more why did u wake me up, and if he says someone's car is on fire u should be like ok and now u can talk to my lawyer. innocent people dont try to explain things to cops.

[@caitlynryder8639]

I also thought he was pretty convincing haha

[@SkilletTRO]

​@@_vindicator_objectively incorrect.

[@_vindicator_]

@@SkilletTRO u clearly have very little interaction with cops or criminals

[@lizzieb6311]

Nope. As soon as the word HONESTLY comes from his mouth you immediately know there’s NOTHING honest spewing from his pie hole

[@lurker616]

“I’m not the guy who gets my hands dirty” doesn’t exactly fill any of those cops with confidence that it IS NOT you.

[@aardque]

I'm not the guy that gets my hands dirty means _I'm the driver._

[@bluespinningdotinspace]

@@aardqueor the guy who ordered it

[@Emmibolt]

I would’ve said “yeah, that’s why you wore the latex gloves” 😂

[@aardque]

@@Emmibolt IF he'd worn any of the gloves or the hat it would have had his DNA and Midwest Safety would have told us this.

[@lornadouglas9893]

​@@aardqueNope he went to jail for 46 months. It was definitely him!

[@jaimilynstewart1854]

So, everyone knows that guy wasn't taking a nap, right? The homeowner noticed the activity right away (remotely) and then called the cops. By the time the perp made the two minute walk back to his car he could hear sirens incoming. Instead of being the only car driving around the neighborhood, he tried to hide, thinking they'd pass right by just like in the movies.

[@laurac86]

You know I couldn’t figure out why he stayed there besides wanting to see the outcome of the fire but that’s sooo risky! But I think what you said is 100% what happened !!

[@Felale]

All he had to do was keep driving and not answer any questions. 5th amendment and 4th amendment would protect him here but he didn’t know his rights or was not thinking straight because of the adrenaline.

[@blulumen5420]

Probably could have stealth parked in someone’s driveway and put his seat down to hide.

[@sa2-2k14]

He would have gotten caught either way by the cameras and his car's number plate ​@@Felale

[@thernius5786]

@@Felale that wouldn't have worked. Sorry to be the one to tell you

[@borisblocksberg]

40 miles and needs to take a nap. so basically i would need about 20 naps to visit my parents.

[@CrystalShaman]

Ikr 😂

[@KelleyTheAdvocate]

😂😂

[@ddlook]

people from nyc don't drive 40 miles on a single trip often

[@CrystalShaman]

ddlook - It was said in another comment that the perp drove hundreds of miles just to go there to torch her car. Victim is supposed to be a twitch streamer.

[@WatchingHamasBURN]

Cop said they found a receipt in the bag and he said “what receipt?” His heart def started pounding realizing he fucked up by leaving a receipt in the bag lmaokk

[@GoznerPeter]

He also said he didn't set a car on fire. The investigation should've ended there.

[@JosGeerink]

​@@GoznerPeterbut not before the cops told him someone set a car on fire

[@jpdemer5]

Very suspicious answer. If somebody told you that there was a receipt in some random bag that you knew nothing about, would you be surprised and ask "what receipt?" Making a show about not knowing about it was a tell. He didn't fall for the cop's standard patter about how telling the truth would somehow make things "easier" for him, which makes me think this wasn't his first encounter with the law.

[@WatchingHamasBURN]

@@ChuckNorrisFake yeah well if he has experience in criminality, he’s extremely poor at it… staying in the area, not changing clothes, and leaving the big bag of evidence 12 feet away from where he was found.. dudes obvious not too bright

[@Combatting]

​@@GoznerPeter They have enough RS/PC. Bro literally thinking he got away with it with all the joking around while Police were serious. Also, the match was pretty comparable.

[@pearface5370]

UPDATE: June 2023 indicted by federal grand jury, October 2023 pled guilty, March 2024 sentenced to 46 months in prison.

[@daytimestudios3678]

46 months, good! Thanks for update!

[@FrankMagadan]

3 1/2 years is a joke ..imo

[@BaconManBruh]

@@FrankMagadan It's not just 46 months btw. You now have a record of being an arsonist so it's pretty much saying if someone or something catches on fire and they find it sus if you are anywhere near it there is a high chance you will get investigated. You are pretty much a criminal branded for life and that's what criminal records does and it's gonna affect big things in your life so it's not that bad since no one was hurt physically.

[@carolsummers8734]

He sure can lie.

[@minecraftfox4384]

​@@Ken-yg8vb according to the courts, you're entirely incorrect.

[@nutsandy7183]

Man that road trip was intense… im gonna take a nap! - How far have you travelled? - about 40 miles……. What? On foot? Thats the only way youd be that tired lol

[@JSainte17]

Exactly. lol I live on the south side of Chicago and I will go and visit my best friend in Indiana often. It's like 35 miles and maybeeee 45 min to and hour depending on traffic. I go home the same day and I def don't get there and be like, "Whooooo I need a nap. That really took it out of me." lol

[@cmdniels]

you could see the man making up stuff as he goes and hes not even convincing at all 😂😂

[@howyoudurrinhunneh]

Or horseback

[@MrBigcarl42]

Lol i thought the same thing! I drive 32 miles one way for work 6 days a week..

[@Threedog1963]

I've taken long flights and have been wiped out, go to a hotel and sleep right away.

[@kamccle1]

she may have lost the car but she also lost a stalker. that guy wouldn't have stopped at the car

[@buddy3824]

He will be back after her, or another woman, once the wonderful court system sets him free early.

[@kevcom000]

Yeah they didn’t kill him they just put him in jail. He now has 40 months to think about what he’s gonna do to her.

[@cataclysm7256]

I do hope he forgets about her and not hold a grudge in a few years he's free again, travelling to another state just to torch a car of someone he doesn't personally know is insanity, dude's dangerous.

[@phattjohnson]

@@kevcom000 Sounds like you're projecting a bit there.. do we even know the full story here? Maybe he just got pissy because that 'car' stole his park?

[@nickmalone3143]

Federal crime to bring thermite on a plane

[@Stevieyy]

love when criminals say * please dont do this to me * .... you did it yourself?

[@johnmagnotta8401]

On the reverse, cops that say " why did you make me do this to you?"

[@JC_WT]

"Please don't present me with the consequences of my actions😭"

[@milknhoneyhoney]

I think it’s because they’re not used to being caught! Their thinking might be like; I got away with this the last time I did it, why does it have to have consequences this time? This is just a guess tho, I’m not a criminal psychologist lol

[@lasagnahog7695]

And what do they expect? For the cop to be like "You know what? You've convinced me, you're free to go."

[@L.D.Intheditch]

"If you do this it's gonna hurt my family really really bad". 👀

[@phoenixpingu]

The warm car hood was a genius observation

[@Thumper68]

Not really common sense furthermore that hood will be warm for awhile.

[@FREEADAMLANZA]

@@Thumper68 cool

[@teddine7366]

@@Thumper68 yea but if he was parked as long as he said he was that car hood would be cold. it was all pretty stupid on that dudes part.

[@Thumper68]

@ a lot of people park and rear leaving vehicles running for hot or air etc and a hood will be warmer then most think for along time after shutting vehicle off. Cops check things like that to just give them an excuse to hold people longer. We say it was smart because this time it happened to be the guy but if it wasn’t and it was just an innocent person it would be seen differently.

[@thelegendaryck]

@@teddine7366 idk if i warm my engine up to peak temp in -20c canada the engine is still around or above the bottom (70c) after a couple hours

[@theshawnmccown]

This video was poorly put together. Someone in the comments had to explain the motive because the guy at the end of this video wanted to put himself on camera instead of the video finishing with what this guy's connection was to the car owner. Nobody needed to see your face on camera explain what the video already had shown. We needed context.

[@DetectiveTrupo203]

Bro if you get caught sleeping 2 minutes away from where you just used thermite to light a vehicle on fire ON CAMERA, do yourself and everyone else a favor and just ask for a lawyer. This story about flying to meet your friend who works here, its 3 am, like just stop it.

[@xbox360Rob]

Nah don’t waste time paying for someone to try get you off your crime you committed. Guys a freak and I wish he got more time. If her husband didn’t notify her it could have been very different and the intent was there.

[@fpvrc9829]

yh, didnt even have a convincing reason for being their. i knew at that point, but he did play it pretty cool

[@tatersncorn]

he's obviously not smart enough for that lol

[@MGkidder007]

you are a detective...look at the video again, This time pretend it isn't the same guy.

[@kingcherrybomb666]

@@MGkidder007good point. But that camera solved the case. I think he’d still be a suspect had they not had the camera. He’s just stupid. The dog would’ve narc’d him anyway. The cops weren’t going for none. 😂

[@farhorizons3901]

Creepily calm when he was setting up the incendiary device. This is the type of obsessive person who'll use all of the 46 months to plan his next move...

[@tonyd8936]

It's wise to be calm around incendiary devices, the one whos jumpy or jittery is the one who hurts himself or others they don't intend to.

[@heraclitus6100]

@@tonyd8936 Thermite is quite stable.

[@xansmoker8834]

Exactly. 46 months is crazy. I won’t be shocked if he repeats when he’s out.

[@jserkiz06]

he'll get a presidential pardon for sure

[@igrowsalons]

@@tonyd8936lol how you know bro

[@alexbright7735]

He sounded quiet convincing at first. I like the touch of "did they light the gas tank" genius.

[@Rohityourface]

Lmaooo😂😂

[@Antnee659]

I think if he would have changed his clothes and not had a mask or the clothes in the car he might have gotten away. How are you gonna look exactly the same minus a hat. This is the kind of guy that is fooled by clark kents glasses

[@racistdoctor5818]

Knew it was him from the clothes, but the moment that cop mentioned the arson he was like “how do you set a car on fire?” That is the single stupidest shit you could’ve ever said.

[@hello_again9149]

Honestly I believed him up to the point of asking how you set a car on fire. Then I got suspicious of him trying to play dumb. Like why do you care how they set the car on fire? It just sounded like a guy trying to pretend that he had no idea how you could even set a car on fire. Plus his voice and shit was very slightly shaky to the point of me deducting that maybe his heart was beating fast and he was nervous.

[@TheSnHIMshow]

best acting i've seen in a while tbh

[@allenkinter4088]

Dude does not understand the concept of a "get away car". He had the car part taken care of. The get away, not so much.

[@kingcherrybomb666]

😭😭😭💀

[@julietteyork6293]

Farhan Jami pled guilty and is currently serving 3+ yrs in prison. He traveled from NY to OH to commit an act of revenge against a Twitch streamer. On her YT channel (justfoxii) she acknowledged he donated $2k to her Twitch account, but said they never privately communicated, and his claims of feeling “jilted” are crazy. The fire destroyed her car and damaged part of her house. She was out of town when it happened but her mother (seen in video) and pets were there. As an aside, I was surprised the officer didn’t ask for the address of the friend he claimed to be visiting. When the officer asked, “Where does your friend live?” the guy gave a vague reply and I wondered why the officer didn’t press for an actual location.

[@stevo184]

I think he already knew his "story" was complete BS and probably didn't need to push further at that stage.

[@Krunsy]

@@grepp001 That's a Jag

[@mqpar5.795]

All that trouble out of jealousy for THIS lady? I mean no offense, but I can see her shape even though she’s blurred and she looks flabby to me. Now he’s going to prison for 3 years for some “mid”. That why I always say to STAY focused!

[@kk19115]

thank you.

[@davisfam]

He already knew what was up …

[@Altavilla22Mike]

How did those 3 charges end up changing to “possessing an unregistered incendiary device” ? Guilty pleas are crazy. Guy sets fire to a new $100k car 10 feet from a house after midnight and doesn’t even end up with arson on his criminal record.

[@yettawinda9851]

The comments are saying he did 46 months in prison

[@questionauthority7377]

Stupid comment Seriously

[@QEsposito510]

There’s this thing called “the legal system,” and people called “lawyers” who help both sides of the case. The lawyer who helps the “defendant” (the person who gets charged) holds prosecution to an airtight standard, and makes sure the defendant is not convicted of a specific charge without 100% accurate testimony and evidence. When you see someone end their case with a conviction for something other than their initial charge, it means their lawyer did a good job, and it also means the his lawyer and the prosecuting attorney’s office came to an agreement.

[@jahmic]

The vehicle belonged to the daughter - a twitch streamer.

[@Altavilla22Mike]

@@QEsposito510 thank you Captain obvious, my point was, even though he will spend 2 years in prison, he can bullshit away his criminal charges for the rest of his life to future employers now. I hope he spent every penny he had on a lawyer to get to that charge. Even though spending time in jail, I call that a win for him.

[@Avsfan23]

As a guy, I will NEVER understand why you would get so attached to a girl, especially one who doesn't give a damn about you 🙄

[@polythelegendhedron1643]

Mental illness, male loneliness, and social media are a vicious cocktail

[@Big_Nod]

Chick didn’t even know him. He prob donated so much that he thought she knew him by name. Donating to any streamer is mad cringe

[@silvaskiproductions3937]

probably lonely, like many modern oversocialized men in their twenties and thirties. specifically, this is parasocialization.

[@molntuss7113]

Loneliness, lack of love.

[@ChunkyDeLumpy]

Yea donate to me instead 🥺!

[@ThanhBui1]

He’s right, he didn’t get his hands dirty….because he worn gloves lol😂😂

[@fenderpicker57]

I worked in a state prison for 35 years. I love guys like this. They kept me in a job for all those years!

[@NJ-wb1cz]

Yeah, those cops look competent enough to drive down the street and look in the bushes 10 feet away

[@anthonycrawford5828]

Bet you did..🐷🐖🐽

[@computerpro123abc]

How do you get use to dealing with guys like that for 40hrs a week??? How did you stay alert of danger, but still enjoy your job for 35 years?????

[@fenderpicker57]

@@computerpro123abc Believe it or not, about 75% of the inmates never gave us any trouble. They screwed up, came to prison and just wanted to do they're time and go home. The 25% were the ones who kept us busy. Yes, you have a different mind set to work in a prison. I saw people do things to other people that you can't imagine. Some people are born vicious and they love it, You learn to be firm but fair. It doesn't make any difference how big and tough you are because you are always out numbered! I worked a housing unit wing with 157 inmates by myself armed only with my brains, a radio and pepper spray! You learn to grow eyes in the back of your head. It'd like a poker hand. You never act tough but you never act afraid!

[@phillipwallace7211]

Schadenfreude. Sad way to live.

[@jamesdean6744]

Crazy how calm and chill he was about it.

[@NastyCodeine]

Bro was not calm his voice was shaking and his posture was incredibly crooked the whole time. Also couldn't stop lying when he should've shut up from the start

[@mitchelllion6052]

Honestly I was thinking he didn’t do it till they found the torch and Covid mask dude had me believing him lol

[@aardque]

Ya almost like he's completely GD innocent.

[@fu3kMuhammad]

​@mitchelllion6052 no, bro, you gotta talk to people more. I work security, and you can definitely tell when people are not acting normal in a normal situation. And you gotta use 2 and 2. Like the cop did about somebody being parked around the corner.

[@JohnWilkes-mg8di]

I don't think he did it. I mean he did promise that it wasn't him.

[@MagisterVeritas]

6:44 'trust me, I'm from New York' well you can throw out all the other evidence guys

[@PlatinumHustle]

😂😂😂

[@Tortilla.Reform]

He also said “the best policy is to be honest with police” as if they aren’t corrupt government officials who investigate each other internally within the brotherhood. Look up Slushy Gate, and David Mascarella

[@johnmontoya8160]

How do you know someone is vegan and New York. Wait a while, they'll eventually tell you.

[@Tortilla.Reform]

@ 🙄lame material from 2003, do your hipster bit next

[@roadrunnabeats]

😂

[@DJones-uk3hg]

When you're highly book smart with zero street smarts

[@timobrien2586]

"Trust me, I'm from New York." LOL, I had not heard that one before.

[@eazydazit]

😂😂😂😂😂 said with confidence. Too bad those cops didn't know New yorkers

[@youpeopleareallinsane]

I've heard it said lol New York City people specifically think so fucking highly of themselves. Chicago peeps are the same way.

[@Spec-FiveCarr]

Yeah, he should lose that.

[@David-ug3jy]

As we all know, no one in or from NY commits crimes. 😂

[@lemonyskunkketts7781]

​@@youpeopleareallinsaneCalifornia too 😂 "hi we just moved here, we're from EL AY"

[@fatys.1932]

He is actually pretty believable and chill in the beginning.

[@terenarosa4790]

@@fatys.1932 the nervous laughing and stupid questions gave him away

[@beerleagueeverything8030]

Wondering if he had multiple personality disorder. Hard to be that stupid and also willing to cooperate.

[@Lovin_NY93]

I was convinced when I saw the tiktok of him only the other day. I didn't even know they had video of the arson

[@LucasTbooker]

Travelling from New York without luggage? Man

[@sneakytacos773]

Until they mention the crime. He crumbled there imo.

[@ssmt2]

If stupidity was a crime this guy would get a life sentence with no chance of parole.

[@asmrhead1560]

He is the world's smartest twitch thot simp.

[@Drnken229]

Notice how he smiled, chuckled or laughed whenever he had to lie about the crime.

[@MGkidder007]

Have another look at the video

[@becky3982]

Pathological liar 😬

[@koniko169]

What the officers say:“If you’re being honest with me, things will be a lot easier” What they really mean:”if you are honest with me, things will be a lot easier FOR ME”

[@JalaalElasmar]

and what they also mean is that "I already know what happened, and now i want you to admit it"

[@koniko169]

@@JalaalElasmar​​⁠no it does not. Specifically in this video the cops kept saying they arent sure till around when the dogs showed up. I referenced when the officer said it upon initial contact. 2/3 of the video later he straight up tells the detective hes not sure. 99.9% of times it means “make my job easier” If he knew and had evidence to justify his conclusion, he would have just read his miranda

[@randombronypony]

@@koniko169 no. the cops absolutely knew this guy was the one as soon as he dropped that BS story about sleeping in the parking lot. they just aren't allowed to arrest people based on what is and isn't 'obvious'. it has to be something concrete and proveable. they aren't allowed to assert that the person is or isnt guilty if they don't have anything directly connecting them to the crime immediately obvious. obviously, it doesn't take a fuckin genius to see that every cop in the video was certain they had the right person.

[@sciencedaemon]

Translation: please give up your 5th so I can get charges on you easily.

[@reciever2010]

On small things it does work out in your favor depending on the officer. Like if there's a joint in the car, they'll crush it under foot on the side of the road. In a situation like this, you're looking at whether or not you get an obstruction charge and if the court reduces your sentence due to your cooperation.

[@crypto_ninja]

In New York you can: 1. commit a crime 2. turn a corner 3. take a nap 4. never get caught

[@surgeonnamedbub3510]

I heard this in the voice of Alicia Keys singing her "In New York..." chorus in that one song. Your new lyrics fit pretty damn well lol

[@charlespike8574]

@@crypto_ninja 2.5. Go in the subway entrance and get on a train.

[@lgarla23]

@@surgeonnamedbub3510Ha Genius 😄

[@napatora]

​@@surgeonnamedbub3510holy shit it actually kinda fits lmao

[@Dayone92]

Ah gta 4 makes sense now 😂

[@vanmann8347]

That is what is known as a habitual liar. He concocted a story and thought that by sticking to it he would be set free. It’s nice to see law enforcement people being as vigilant as they were in solving this crime. His story had so many holes in it that he only dug himself deeper into the rabbit hole. Great work!!!

[@klawlor3659]

He just didn't have the IQ, street smarts or emotional skillset to pull it off!

[@RS66788]

@@klawlor3659the way he lied was actually impressive, it’s extremely difficult to create a realistic and coherent story, then stick to it and act calm, all while under pressure and he pretty much did that, its only obvious to you he was lying because you know the court verdict, and you saw the cctv footage. At multiple points he got the police to question if he even did it imo, despite him being next to the crime scene and looking like the guy in the footage.

[@DufusSmith]

If he was blonde hair blue eyes he'd of been on his way 😂

[@barbaraandrews434]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 i can't stop laughing!!!

[@realtruenorth]

​@@DufusSmith wow, racist much?

[@YourHomieNextDoor]

brother, it’s astounding how he talks so innocent and appears so innocent in his speech, while there’s so much evidence against him.

[@nashonabo821]

Lmfao imagine blowing so much money on a gamer girl that you think shes your girlfriend.. Absolutely nuts..

[@sciencedaemon]

Her dishonesty doesn't set off alarms in your head at all does it.

[@343kaka]

@@sciencedaemon Don’t hate the gamer (girl), hate the game.

[@woo1818]

@@sciencedaemon people have trouble distributing blame. It’s always the one party is totally evil and the other side is totally good

[@jaredrogers7863]

@@sciencedaemon the level of stupidity simps show is completely crazy and out of touch. If you are dumb enough to hand your money to a woman for nothing in return, you must also be dumb enough not to realize theres another 10 of you out there. This is elementary level stupidity.

[@seppukumouse8005]

@@woo1818 Did she flirt with him? Did she invite him over for drinks and good ol hand job? nah he is just some lunatic who fell in love with the streamer and that isnt the first this has happened. Girls sending death threats to Justin's GF etc etc the list goes on.

[@Blip_in_time_d.i.a.o]

The "box" being a cinder block and the "lampshade" being an industrial aluminum pot filled with a thermite mix and a sparkler lmao

[@MissionFailed2]

What's the cinder block for?

[@AutoHoax]

The cinder block is like a fireproof funnel once the molten thermite burns through the initial container. Without the cinder block the thermite might have just poured onto the ground.

[@renj6531]

@@AutoHoax exactly thermite is hard to controll unless its directed ask me how I know. this guy must have watched breaking bad too much

[@Squilliam-Fancyson]

That guy did everything to avoid the frustration of a quickly put out fire.

[@LupusRex-hf2rl]

So the aluminum pot I have is industrial? I bought it at Walmart 😂

[@AzenzoNe]

Dude, this is where you're supposed to use the evil twin excuse. It always works guaranteed!

[@misty_loves_]

😂😂😂

[@Allworldallday]

It has to work, it just has to

[@thorr18BEM]

Suddenly the "I'm not the one who gets his hands dirty" claim makes sense now.

[@seanlinnan2719]

As a defense attorney I can tell you that if this man had asserted his right to Simply leave before answering any questions or allowing any search of his vehicle, he never would have been caught. But it's funny to me that somebody like him would go to the trouble of purchasing a mask and gloves and all of these other things yet didn't have the mental capacity to leave the scene after committing the crime. He could have driven two more miles and he would have been fine

[@13699111]

Never talk to the police guilty or not period.

[@vinnidonofrio2011]

He was Toast as soon as they said “someone set a car on fire” and his response “How do you set a car on fire? Laughs” This guy is the very definition of “PLAYING STUPID”

[@DaedalusYoung]

Yeah, I thought he was going to say something like "Oh, that's bad, they could've done it to my car while I was in it," or "I saw someone running away, that might be the person that did it," but no, he immediately knows they're telling him because they suspect him.

[@61grego]

Stupid doesn't know its stupid!

[@LemonBaked.]

He was fishing for info. He wanted to know how much the police knew. Or he wanted to feel superior about his fire-bomb making skills.

[@r.o.o.k.]

In this situation whether you did anything or not the response should be "what does that have to do with me?".

[@gerald-uo7ry]

He not "playing stupid" he is smart!

[@bryanm6245]

4:50 "Like how do you set a car on fire?" Cop: "They set the car on fire" 😂😂😂

[@jamesgomillion4584]

I knew he was guilty the moment he said that lol.

[@jamesgomillion4584]

I knew he was guilty the moment he said that, as if being randomly Parked in a neighborhood at 3 am in a whole different state than you live wasn’t enough of a clue lol

[@louisconnor6670]

If you listen closely he was going to say fuse Denny's in gas tank

[@thanosianthemadtitanic]

He was guilty the moment he said he was from New York. We all know all New Yorkers are born felons.

[@jonmaroney1497]

Kudos to the patrol officers for responding to the suspect's location and picking up on the red flags. Excellent work.

[@jimmyohara2601]

That's their job, DopeY 🤦🙁

[@prestonlowery2265]

He was within walking distance

[@bakajanai.]

One of the easiest catch dude literally parked a few blocks over...

[@MeLawenity]

of course, it's a rich person neighbourhood

[@phobos258]

​@@jimmyohara2601 and yet I see so many body cam videos of them not doing their job.

[@WigsNWineLounge]

Dang, the suspect had me convinced it wasn’t him

[@leefchapman]

He was actually played it really really really well. Just so stupid he had to park and sleep there.

[@katie24marie]

@@leefchapmannah the laugh after the cop said “someone lit a car on fire” i could immediately tell dude was guilty. 🤦‍♀️ then the dumb question of “how do you set a car on fire” 😂

[@leefchapman]

@@katie24marie that's fair

[@activated1138]

Look up "Twitch viewer set my car on fire.. update". This was a stalker who lit the car of a female twitch streamer. He was sentenced to 2 years a while back.

[@lostandfound5145]

Only two yrs? Scary

[@mirabella2154]

Thanks for the info. I wanted to know why you would even do that. People are reckless nowadays with their privacy. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@lostandfound5145]

@ it’s soooo easy to figure out where someone lives, tho

[@jamesgomillion4584]

@@lostandfound5145I’m actually impressed he even got that. I’ve seen people get way less(6 months - 1 year probation) for worse than this all the time on these videos

[@lostandfound5145]

@ isn’t it so frustrating? Sentencing in the states is a joke

[@bethroesch2156]

I know that neighborhood, it's not too far from me. He couldn't have picked a worse neighborhood to go to. Virtually every house in that subdivision is cammed up. All of them.

[@mundus1308]

god bless usa from vienna ❤

[@RamensFiasco]

@@mundus1308god bless Vienna from the USA

[@wadesworld6250]

Pretty much every neighborhood everywhere is cammed up nowadays. How criminals do not understand this is beyond me.

[@98f5]

I have many very expensive very visible and obvious cameras as well as a few hidden ones. Theyre a good deterrent

[@jamesgomillion4584]

That’s pretty much every decent neighborhood in America lol. Heck even most trailer parks are cause the meth and crackheads are paranoid and have their whole place cammed up lol.

[@ProphetC2]

Wow, a security camera with actual good image quality and night vision.

[@amandaskywalker7331]

CCTV is doing more and more police work

[@juan-pierreleroux8323]

But big foot, drones, and ufo's sightings by the US Navy are still grainy AF...

[@poeticsilence047]

@@juan-pierreleroux8323 not even that. The pictures or videos people take with their phones and say they caught something. Lol

[@THSeitz22]

It’s not bad footage, but IR cameras are pretty dated, had he just left after this, they probably would have never solved it.

[@poeticsilence047]

@@THSeitz22 true

[@dea-task-force1117]

This is a great case in point where to keep one’s mouth shut when questioned by law enforcement. Don’t talk don’t search equals don’t go to jail.

[@somewhereintimeclock2635]

Why the hell do they do that??? Just listen to what the Cops tell you to do instead of running their big pie hole mouth then we wouldn't see protesters, riots and turning criminals into heroes. 🤨

[@hanana351]

After binging Midwest safety for a month straight what I’ve learned is I DO NOT HAVE THE PATIENCE TO BE A COP 😂

[@natalia.who.what.where.when.]

Haha just said the same thing.

[@lostandfound5145]

Right? I thought dealing with children was difficult but dealing with adults that behave like insane children is definitely way, way worse 😂

[@richardstewart2680]

CHECK HIS PHONE, GEO FENCHING PIN POINT HIS LOCATION !!!!

[@richardstewart2680]

Check and see if he has ever contacted the victim

[@LadyAngela678]

Same

[@com0ndo363]

I will never not be impressed by how good a dog nose is

[@ericpl7227]

And how stupid criminals are!

[@sakabula2357]

Yip it's truly amazing...

[@SteveFox1620]

You mean the dog walked exactly on the road where they shined the light too?

[@michaelheibergerw6095]

@@SteveFox1620dogs have been used for scent tracking for centuries, are you really that dense?

[@preternaturalwun]

his back seat was full of accelerant right up until he used it, probably made it easy for the dog

[@thevalorousdong7675]

Thermiting a car is crazy work

[@jimdarhower4945]

Deadass diabolical

[@wildeninja2836]

So easily made it’s crazy! I bought 10lbs of it lol

[@thevalorousdong7675]

😂😂 ​@@jimdarhower4945

[@johncspine2787]

@@wildeninja2836 what ingredients and ratios..

[@philipellington]

@@wildeninja2836 dawg has got something sinister planned... Smh my head

[@Raevynwing]

Imagine finding out a random strange woman you've never even met has a boyfriend and losing your mind. What a psycho..

[@mucku2]

Take it higher John....This country needs YOU! Thank you for your service and dedication.

[@MojoPup]

Is your DNA gonna be in that hat? "It shouldn't" translates to "probably"

[@arribaficationwineho32]

A question he should not answer

[@silvaskiproductions3937]

tbh, that's how I speak and people probably think I am lying lol

[@sandyduncan6167]

Yea, if he was innocent the answer would have been an absolute and confident NO!

[@Growup2040]

Damn, this guy is a great liar. He’s not flinching. He is dangerous.

[@dave_407]

I was gonna say the same thing, I actually thought they had the wrong guy at first or maybe he was the getaway driver

[@BMarie774]

That’s sarcasm right?

[@twistedb3378]

@@BMarie774 no i'd imagine it's not sarcasm. if you've seen alot of these kinds of videos you would realize this guy knows how to lie. doesn't make it more believable to the cops or us with as they have the evidence and we're watching a detailed video explaining it all so of course it's obvious to us but yeah dude is no stranger to lying. nonchalant and comfortable while doing so too.

[@Growup2040]

@@twistedb3378Thank you.

[@AkumaLaAsh]

​@twistedb3378 stop bro. This man literally voluntarily let the cops search his car, and even made obvious ass coments like "how do you even burn a car?"

[@bigboycombo6342]

FYI, he is the stalker of justfoxii (gaming streamer). He pleaded guilty and received 46 months in clubFed.

[@annamariavalatka636]

Wow! Thanks

[@BiblicalAngels]

That’s correct and should have been included, as it’s two second search.

[@dd8630]

Is this the second time he torched a car, or is it all one event? Did the car/house in this video belong to justfoxii?

[@ga_lexy]

@@dd8630 all one event. The car was the streamer's car, and the woman that came out to speak with the police was her mother. not sure if it's her, or her mother that owns the house.

[@solarlass5807]

According to sources I've read, he is not due to be sentenced until March 2025 and his sentence can be from probation to ten years.

[@philgray1023]

Is this whole video just an advert for security camera systems? I'm not knocking it if it is. Well done if that is the case. Much more engaging than the average advert.

[@DontForgetOldKolobok]

These Jaguar advertisements are out of control

[@jeepwj]

Right lol

[@GenePoolChlorinator]

At least this one doesn't have Trans alien telletubies in it.

[@daisylavender5275]

Premium

[@shed66215]

@@daisylavender5275 Absolutely.

[@FangBlah]

@@daisylavender5275 Adblocker.

[@Trooper1401]

Im a retired State Trooper. I can tell you that all the patrol Officers involved in this investigation were very Professional & their initial investigation was very thorough. Keep in mind that if it wasnt for their professionalism & the manner in which they handled the evidence & the way they interviewed the suspect, the Detectives wouldn't have had a good solid case for the court. Outstanding work 👍🏻🇺🇲😎

[@cmack7281]

And you were outstanding for giving me a ticket on being 🤷🏾‍♂️😁

[@renellbrenskill561]

@@Trooper1401 I'm glad the law enforcement professionals in this video were not harmed and able to safely return to their love-ones.

[@rodatkins5362]

If I was so afraid to live in a place that hated me because of my skin color I would move to a safer place

[@steverichard2786]

It's an edited video 😂

[@BarrackObamna]

@@Trooper1401 you guys are scum, please tell me why I’m being constantly pulled over. 15 times I’ve been pulled over this year on the interstate and NOT ONCE has there been a citation. They literally just want to ruin my day.

[@RayFinkle05]

Committing arson tires you out.

[@JamesF.Pasquini]

It must have been that 2-minute walk back to his car that tired him out. 🤣

[@KenyanMangroveWaigi]

4 tires

[@mattw4813]

No, I believe the cops did a great job in this case. But the comments from Officer John talking about his concern for the financial loss of these crimes. I’m sorry but there’s not a cop alive that gives two shits about hurting civilians financially that’s basically what they do for a living

[@MrIrishalley]

2:05 that cop that looked in the storm drain has probably watched "IT"

[@RamenRev]

You deserve a like. Made me chuckle.😂

[@davidclaycomb5496]

I guess we know where the clown is!

[@mirabella2154]

😂

[@spaomalley]

Dad?

[@stpstudios]

✌️🤡🔪 🎈 🎉

[@veronicatiffany777]

Dude is the worst liar ever the way he started nervously laughing immediately when told about the car being set on fire

[@dontthrow6064]

Exactly, he wasn't just "calm" and open to discussion with the cops. If you hear a crime happened minutes away from you, shouldn't you be concerned if someone was hurt? He asked confirmation of the act and how it could be done, never asked about people or if the fire was also extinguished. A good hint for lack of sympathy, i think. Also, in a way he doesn't acknowledge he can be a suspect. And the best part of his lie is that he is traveling to a friend with no baggage.

[@UnipornFrumm]

I would also laught if I m acused of something I did not do

[@jacobwonder6735]

That would be my reaction too. Sounds crazy setting a car on fire, lol

[@CoercedJab]

⁠@@dontthrow6064 lol wut why would I be concerned about someone being hurt if it was a car that was set on fire? 😂 the cop doesn’t even sound as distressed as you suggest someone should be so why would the dude suddenly clutch his pearls and ask if anyone was hurt?😂 Dude just woke up and you’re searching for a profound feeling of sympathy for a car?? 😂

[@dontthrow6064]

@@CoercedJab Idk, maybe I'm exaggerating. His question about how would someone set a car on fire kind of puts him in a different world where he doesn't even know bad stuff can happen.

[@Plastic35789]

This guy is ULTRA DANGEROUS, such a great liar and calm, this guy will do worst to that lady when he gets out! That lady needs to move away without printd

[@CRASH.CORNER]

Completely agree, that lady should take all precautions and protect herself - this guy is unhinged. 😠

[@jacobp7]

@@Plastic35789 Definitely obsessed and dangerous, but he’s a terrible liar

[@klbaeby]

I dont think he was a great liar

[@CodElevator]

he's not a great liar, just a liar. He's not so smart either too cause he answers police questions and not understanding his rights. He's what society call "a fool"

[@uba4822]

Great liar? 😂 to who

[@deecook8393]

That guy sure stuck to his story. The cops must have rolled up on him right after he ditched the bag of evidence, so he ducked down and faked the nap bs, hoping the cops would go away. You could see his heart sink when he saw the video, but he still stuck to his story. "That ain't me."

[@CRlizzo]

This guy traveled 600 miles to do this because he was donating money to a female streamer that lived there and didn’t know she had a boyfriend. She wasn’t home at the time just her mother was, and shows how crazy some of you simps are.

[@dam_ly]

I was wondering why he did it, thank you!

[@gloriousapplebees]

Do you know who the streamer is? That's crazy, makes sense though

[@Anonymouslytired]

@@gloriousapplebees Kylee Carter/justfoxii

[@glitchkaede5693]

​@@gloriousapplebeesHer channel name is Justfoxii, I don't know much about her, but like no one should have to deal with such a lunatic knowing where they live. That poor family

[@gloriousapplebees]

@@Anonymouslytired thanks! Wow what insane behavior... Donating to a streamer

[@marsh49]

"sir you're getting imprisonment for life" This man - sure no problem ☺️

[@zofrost8443]

Dude played it as smooth as possible. These officers didn’t fall for it

[@xX_K0smic_Xx]

@@zofrost8443 his acting was pretty good, but that's about it, apart from it everything he could do wrong he did 😂

[@gem1282]

Smooth isn’t the word that describes his performance. He’s denying everything super passively, trying to be “cool” and compliant, and digging a hole from the start.

[@BanjoZZZ]

Cops didn't have reasonable suspicion, when are people going to learn to keep their mouths shut and their doors locked 😂

[@sleeping_monkey]

@@xX_K0smic_Xx 4:50 asking stupid questions like that is a dead giveaway

[@MayQueenMaxxxine]

@@gem1282fake laugh did it for me😂

[@albertlittle9263]

What's baffling to me what is his motive? And if you did something like that wouldn't you at least go 30 mi away? Why would you park around the corner and take a nap? It doesn't add up to me

[@KMCC04]

Can we take a second to appreciate how awesome those dogs are at their jobs

[@frankmueller7660]

Dude, you have video of the guy and material used for the crime next to the car. The dude is on video , and sleeping in the neighbourhood - you don’t need a dog to find this guy

[@bransonred1]

Until it's your car they're walking around on a traffic stop and they don't alert so the handler just says "yep, he alerted, I saw his ear twitch, sometimes thats how he alerts to meth"...and thats after the k-9 has done a nice job of scratching your paint.

[@kona8832]

That dogo is a good boy, or girl.

[@KMCC04]

@@frankmueller7660 all of that aside tho. The dog tracked him to that location

[@BillyJoeJimBob-us2mc]

@@bransonred1 Don't forget when there's a partner that turns away as the primary handler taps the location he wants a hit

[@canyon12alex]

This wasn’t his first explosive device use, I’m thinking.

[@StephanieMurray-s3c]

I’m thinking the same thing he knew what he was doing!?💯I feel bad for the person left without a car!

[@Enzo187]

@@StephanieMurray-s3c its a 500hp jaguar sports car. i guarantee it is not their only vehicle.

[@flackenstien]

Well, it surely won't be his last.

[@MattHudsonAtx]

This was not an explosive device at all

[@davelowets]

There was nothing "explosive" about it at all.....

[@rebeccalynn5740]

"I'm not the one that gets my hands dirty" Yeah that's why you wore gloves!🤣

[@TexasTwoStepp]

Our justice system is more like guilty until proven innocent.

[@MGkidder007]

Easy catch ,,,,he doesn.t know that he is guilty because he was there...kinda reminds me of when a gringo see's a car accident pulls over to see if everyone is ok and gets charged with the crime because he must have money

[@jaredfalk7701]

It really isn’t. Also cops are enforcers, not dispensers of justice.

[@pighaver]

I'm impressed by how naturally he lied

[@Fischbroetchen2k]

Dude lied through his teeth from the first second and not natural at all. He got the "Mommy I didn´t do it" undertone the whole time it´s hilarious tbh.

[@jimmay1988]

He already got away with it in the past.

[@KyleAM206]

He's a shitty liar lmao

[@Felale]

I’m impressed with how dumb he was answering all those questions

[@AndySabola11]

Smoothness 8/10, making sense 2/10.

[@wimvanderschelden1369]

Incompetence aside, the way he remained calm and chill and cooperative while being interrogated was impressive.

[@jake51515]

Because psychos thrive in chaos

[@6foot7sun]

Psycho

[@raheem015]

Not really I have a 10 year old brother that can lie better than that

[@YouAppreciateMe]

@@raheem015you see your comment has 0 likes. You could’ve kept that to yourself

[@JBenzBTW]

@@raheem015 He was doing fine until he acted like a car cant be set on fire lol.

[@mr.luicifer6343]

1.Sleeps near his crime 2.Decides to dump evidence a few feet from his car 3.Decides to keep the receipt 4.Decides to choose a residential area with cameras

[@medikaate]

@@mr.luicifer6343 a true genius

[@mr.luicifer6343]

@ yep, although i gotta give him credit he got me convinced he was innocent with his nice attitude and cooperation

[@alcos3284]

@@mr.luicifer6343 He should've picked a better dumping spot and dumped properly. Other than that he seemed really innocent and chill, I don't know why the cops are on him about passing out in a neighborhood lol.

[@mr.luicifer6343]

@@alcos3284 exactly, also people tend to get paranoid when they see something out of the ordinary, he shouldve gotten the hell out and he wouldve been fine

[@ChunoPee]

All those evil thoughts wore him out.. apparently it’s cost more to do bad than good..

[@frankG335]

I've pulled off into a random, safe looking neighborhood to sleep when too tired to drive. Why harass a guy who's sleeping in his car? It is NOT very confusing why someone would pick a neighborhood. It's not against the law to sleep in a neighborhood.