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[@TreyM1609]

At a school or not you can’t just brandish a gun. You can only pull it out if you’re in fear of your life. Doesn’t matter if it’s Florida, Texas, Alaska or here in Tennessee. You can’t just pull it out to make a point that you don’t like something. Only when you think it’s about to escalate to bodily harm.

[@alexanderromero293]

You cannot just point a gun at someone just cuz they cut you off it’s against the law

[@PWOOD-vp9vc]

He needs to be sent back to Cuba.

[@TheWhatman21]

you would think that's common sense right

[@gokaury]

@@TheWhatman21 Common sense isn't so common anymore, sadly.

[@prettybullet7728]

@@TheWhatman21 It should but sadly common sense seems to be in short supply.

[@lisahumphries3898]

Everyone knows that, even Rosa. He was lying cuz he knows he was wrong and could go to jail.

[@canadianninja1756]

My dad would tell the story of how back in the day, him and his friend (who were like 10 at the time) came across a bunch of framers working on a house. They began yelling obscenities at the workers and would run off before the tradesmen got down from the building. They did this 3-4 times on different days until one day, as they were walking up to the site, the workers appeared out of a treed area, ambushed them, and spanked them before letting them go. My dad ran home to his mom, told her the story of what happened and...ended up getting another spanking from her lol.

[@thumper7047]

The man with the gun. It is illegal for anyone to possess a gun on school property (outside a law officer). No matter what permits you have, it is a felony.

[@TheWhatman21]

not true in all states.

[@garynachbauer8144]

theres armed teachers

[@thumper7047]

@@TheWhatman21 Correct. I had to look it up. In 1990 it was a federal law, but it has changed. I stand corrected. TY

[@hannabertrand4460]

I think it's illegal on any federal property too right? School, courthouse, post office, etc.

[@hannabertrand4460]

​@@garynachbauer8144our schools started having at least one armed officer at each school. I used to be a teacher and I would've been a human shield if needed but I wouldn't want a gun. It would be a nightmare to teach and worry about gun safety. If a kid grabbed that gun etc 😢

[@baussify]

I watched that first bodycam just a few days ago, and I have to say, I have no idea how those 3 ended up a friend group. Driver was a hot head, in a fucking suit looking like he just bought his first bitcoin, guy in the hoodie was just concerned about how he was on bail the whole time, kid with the longer hair had no idea what was going on and just went with it.

[@user-sq5eg8vz6j]

Nowadays high school students just hang out with anybody. The fancy kid hanging with the hippie looking kid. Weird right?

[@starfire6764]

Idk I have to imagine they’re friends because they share habits like weed or drinking, I know in high school especially my senior year I found myself around people I down right hated sharing pace with just because that’s where I could get weed.

[@skyblu81]

I think the suit was for a court date

[@baussify]

@@skyblu81 He said he was at some sort of court hearing, so fair enough when it comes to his attire. But how did picking up the other two, to threaten little kids, show up on the agenda? 😭 Its just all so strange.

[@brianlewis5692]

That last guy who beat up on his teacher was FAKING psychosis. He "needs a hug" my @$$

[@FrankOdonnell-ej3hd]

oh how times have changed when I was in school it was almost inconceivable that a student would say FU to a teacher's face but now it looks like it happens a lot and without any real consequences either ⚛😀

[@hannabertrand4460]

I had students who bit, spit, kicked and threw tantrums and I taught PreK and Headstart (3 & 4 year olds)

[@alanchoichang8336]

the dude saying "i know im brown and you like shooting us" was talking to a black cop. and honestly, that cop was pretty chill. all the cops in these clips are pretty chill, looks like they got proper training.

[@hannabertrand4460]

Yeah when the cops are chill, you can clearly see who is in the right. When they're combative, it blurs the lines and makes controversy.

[@thumper7047]

I worked with children like that 9-year-old. Once, I was a "shadow" for a 5th grader who was famous for throwing feces at a teacher. We are trained to hold them in a manner to prevent them from hurting anyone including themselves. Some of my "Non-Verbal Autistic Kids could get dangerous to themselves and others just out of frustration." But most teachers do not have this certification (and don't need it.) The boy probably suffers some sort of mental health issues and just cuffing him and waiting for him to calm down will not work. Fortunately, I only had to use those holds one time when the 5th grader attacked the councilor with whoever weapons he could find (rocks, scissors a chair...). As strange as it might seem. I really miss him and would have given my life to protect him if it ever came to that. You do build a bond with them, even those with problems.

[@SailTheShip]

17:32 "Extreme harm" Those officers were doing way more parenting than those "parents" have ever done obviously.

[@willvr4]

I've never seen those mats, but I've been out of school for a long time. I feel bad for that 9 year old...like you guys said there's something seriously bad about his home life. I'm not surprised the parents were looking to get a payday out of the whole situation.

[@bigplanett]

He obviously has special needs. I looked up the news story and it confirmed it. He had a behavior plan with the school that they did not follow. What's worse is instead of calling the parents and not engaging the child so he can calm down, they call the cops making it worse. Putting a 9 year old in handcuffs and threatening jail is beyond ridiculous. It's not the parent's fault nor the kids. To say the parents were looking for a payday is ridiculous. They have a legitimate case. Unfortunately backwards states like Florida don't understand special needs very well. 🤦‍♂️

[@leviticuscornwall9631]

Kids getting arrested wasn’t uncommon at my high school. Not a regular occurrence, but it happened maybe 2 or 3 times a year. Anywhere from K-9 units sniffing weed in their cars, to having a loaded gun on them

[@BigMike4Ever]

You cannot brandish, let alone point a gun at anyone In any state.

[@pattaccone]

Parents have failed miserably in these cases , so terrible

[@gregkelley4111]

If I had talked to my teachers that way. And had done what that little boy had done. My rearend would have been torn up once I got home. I would have been eating dinner standing up and sleeping standing up. The first thing both my parents told me and my younger sister when we started school was. You get a paddling in school. You get one at home. I never did get into trouble in school. Because I didn't want to hear my mother say. " Go and get me a hickory switch to paddle you with."

[@minuette1752]

I was afraid of just getting a 10 minute detention in Elementary school.

[@briankirchhoefer]

In the 70s we got the paddle. Some teachers had holes drilled in to get maximum swing at the bum.

[@hannabertrand4460]

When I taught elementary school, we had cameras in the hallways, by the entrances/exits, in parts of the front office (usually where the medication cabinet or any money or supplies are stored). These are all for safety and can only be seen by the Principal.

[@SMOOVKILL1]

People keep saying that kid has problems at home, maybe but how do you know? Looks like my one son when he was younger with O.D.D. Hes been fine years now. Who knows though.

[@MajorDstruction]

Pennsylvania Vs. Mimms. Supreme Court conclusion was if a LEO asks for your ID, you must present it. Some for exiting a vehicle. Firearms are not allowed within a school zone without written authorization.

[@lethasatterfield9615]

I'm was a high school teacher for 25 years. I'm so glad I'm retired.

[@user-sq5eg8vz6j]

That 9 year old is clearly abused. Investigate the parents.

[@kimson305]

Naw he clearly doesn't get punished enough at home

[@andi5262]

Yeah, he isn’t getting the love he needs and can’t control his emotions. It’s making him push everyone away.

[@bigplanett]

He clearly has special needs. Look it up. I verified it because I recognized it immediately. Suggested a kid needs to be beat is beyond disgusting.

[@makotokeisatoruko8203]

18:57 I played violent video games growing up, and didn't behave(or lash out) like that kid. That's with me being treated poorly by my so called peers in school(Third year to high school) too.

[@immortaltyger1569]

Office Blokes: Yes, the first 3 were arrested and charged - but unless the local district attorney and the judge do their jobs to protect the public - these 3 guys will probably plead guilty to lesser charges on advice of their attorney who is paid for by the taxpayers (unless they hire their own) - and be back out on the street and not in jail for a long period.

[@Zhiperser]

American millennial here, we had school resource officers at every school, don't know about the mats though. We did have a zero tolerance policy so any kind of fighting, threats, or violence would get you arrested and expelled. You'd end up at the alternative school to finish out the school year. I'm perfectly fine with those kinds of consequences.

[@michiganjfrog366]

When Rosa shaves and paints his face for drag..he is the #1 J-Lo impersonator in Orlando area

[@JetBlack2024]

I will never be a teacher. I feel sorry for all the poor teachers that gotta deal with kids for crap pay.

[@robbierob9399]

That first one, I'm almost 100% my boy Brady didn't say shit about 'killing', dude was so baked he probably thought they were in another country

[@prettybullet7728]

LOL Yeah, it was obvious that he was on another planet.

[@willvr4]

Lets just say that "Vinny"s son isn't going to be allowed to play with any of the other kids after school lol But hey, it's Florida so he will probably still be allowed to have a gun license.

[@atieh3000]

16:20 To be fair, dealing with kids with behavioral difficulties needs regular advanced trainings. I have some experience working with kids with behavioral issues, for the kid in 16:20 footage, we would just continue ignore/block self injurious or Aggressive behaviors with portable mats without restraining or talking to the kid cause that is still reacting to the behavior which could increase behavior. After 2 minutes of no problem behavior, we start communicating with the kid again. If it escalates, we repeat…

[@phyush355]

I I can't believe the police officers didn't take the sunglasses off the guy

[@MajorDstruction]

May have been corrective lenses. We also didn't get the full interaction.

[@pattycarljackson]

That video of the guy pulling out of his at the school he actually fired the gun and you can see him shoot like 3 or 4 times.

[@Mt2pserverGplays]

the last story remindet me of a friend 15 years ago. he had taken many hits of lsd and mushrooms in 2 months and one day he was at shool not on drugs but he thought he was on drugs and he screamt and started to hit everyone. he was in a mental hospital (dont know how they are called in english) for 3 months after that and he never really was the same afterwards.

[@lilJJslayer]

vinny was a riot, not the sharpest tool in the shed but he is the funniest one

[@thursty101]

My father was a teacher/Marine in the 60's hired to teach mechanical drawing, an all male class then. I met a former student who said he'd take a wooden hangar to the ones who got out of line. Times have certainly changed.

[@scottgraney5275]

You can have a gun. But you must have special license to carry it in public. And i am sure he didnt

[@abducteeofearth1703]

Don’t need a special license in all of the states.

[@scottgraney5275]

@@abducteeofearth1703 yeah your right. But in my state you do

[@Cubs-Fan.10]

26 states have Constitutional Carry of some form.

[@MrThankman360]

20:46 No, you can’t brandish a gun and threaten to shoot someone in any state. That’s illegal AF. If someone else was threatening your life or extreme violence and you are legally carrying a firearm you can tell someone you have it, but be careful. But if you brandish a gun and threaten someone in anger that’s a serious charge.

[@MollyMargolisBillCipherIsBae]

The only time you ever brandish is when you intend to protect yourself or your property, and feel that your life is in danger.

[@Sunset553]

Re the 9 year old, I have a bit to add. Mainly, teachers would often like to offer a hug to a troubled child, but this is not allowed. You mentioned draping him with the blue mat; any idea like that seems like it would help. I was certified in teaching Special Education for Kindergarten-Adults for Mild to Moderate disabilities. I didn’t teach very long before I realized I was in over my head. I couldn’t entertain a classroom due to my limited creativity and knowledge of engaging classroom activities, and I don’t naturally command respect.I got out before I got my skull bashed in. Back to the 9 year old: Whatever interventions the teacher knows or has planned depends on what type of classroom he’s in, or where he’s been assigned. By Federal civil rights law, students ghave to be put in the “least restrictive “ environment where they can meet their goals. We don’t know this boy’s history or ability to learn. He might always be severely troubled since before he entered school. There are children who gradually recover from early childhood trauma by learning to do what you saw here, address what he was thinking and feeling while he was upset, whether it had curse words or not. This is probably included in his communication goals. After trying all they can do at this school, if it’s not working, they might try having “more restriction” such as transfer to a classroom with fewer students, more locked cabinets, or even places where the staff is allowed to restrain the students. The decision where to place a student is critical. It sounded like his teacher in this room was doing a good job of reassuring him by repeating familiar questions for him to answer. I hope he gets better control over himself and never makes it to the schools where the staff can restrain him.

[@dnati]

It's not just Wisconsin, it's the whole damn country.

[@SchrödingerKousae]

That family really tried to sue the city and police for those kind tolerant officers doing their parenting for them? I hope those parents get their shit together, and if they can't, they shouldn't be able to have children. Thank god the lawsuit was dismissed, the bodycam footage speaks for itself. God I'm glad we have bodycams, for the sake of both sides.

[@jamesdavis625]

It's crazy that that delinquent kid throwing the tantrum acts exactly how "habitual adult criminals" do when they're getting handcuffed

[@bigplanett]

He has special needs. You all need to educate yourselves about this. 🤦‍♂️

[@RudyCantGame]

26:40 you can not have a gun on school grounds or wave it around.

[@M2161]

No schools have those mats readily available unless it’s a social behavioral school

[@blackgirlcouchreviews]

Depending on the school (money) many are trying different ways to protect themselves from violent kids. I can only speak from my experience but kids are just abandoned by their parents now a days. The amount of kids failing school, becoming petty criminals, with parents who can’t even be bothered to show up to said school seems to have hit a stride in the last 3 years. Simple fact is, parenting is HARD and many who have kids are not prepared or want to make the sacrifices necessary to raise a child or children. If I saw that video of my kid my first concern would be his mental health and yet the parents knee jerk to a lawsuit smh it’s speaks volumes. The cop did cuff in the back and not the front which I thought was the case for minors but I’m not an expert. As a single mom kids are also getting more indoctrinated with outside influences than previously so that also has to do with parents needing to change how they raise their kids vs 20 years ago to Daz point. Unfortunately many don’t comprehend that point and adjust.

[@bigplanett]

Please don't blame the parents for the 9 year old's behavior. I could tell he probably had special needs and looked it up and confirmed it. He also had a behavior plan in place with the school and the teachers were not properly following the plan. Some children with autism can sometimes be aggressive and it's not their fault, nor the fault of the parents. There is also absolutely no need to handcuff a 9 year old ever and threaten him with jail time. Absolutely ridiculous. The child was throwing things, but no one was in danger. His behavior plan was that the teachers were not supposed to engage him. They should have not engaged him and just called the parents not the police. If the school cannot handle the child they can then meet with the parents at an IEP and discuss his options. Typical for a backwards state like Florida to dismiss the parents legitimate lawsuit against them. I have 2 kids with Autism and people need to understand what's going on here.

[@prettybullet7728]

Too much overreacting by people before finding out what was really going on. I knew that it was more than just a bratty kid acting up. I have an older daughter with autism. Autism is a tough one. My oldest daughter was diagnosed in the early 1980s at age 3 and even now she's still difficult to reason with and still becomes aggressive towards me at times. She cannot support herself financially and so she draws a disability check and still lives at home.

[@tklarich4266]

No doubt that kid was living in hell at home!

[@kimson305]

Naw kids living in hell at home would love to get out of the house. He is acting like a spoiled brat. His parents obviously didn't teach him manners

[@whiskybooze]

We would have lock downs in high school. A alarm would go off over the PA system they make an announcement and the teachers would lock us in the classrooms while police came in with K9s and searched the lockers for drugs and weapons. Also had a cop that was on school grounds at all time. He was school resource officer as they called him.

[@retrosonghits]

It starts at home. Growing up in the 60s70s going to school here in Northern California, no way did any kid dare act like that kid with swearing, kicking, cops being called in. As kids, we knew who was boss and it wasn't us kids. There was respect for our parents and those in charge. I was glad to have grown up going to my schools where teachers were great. Yes, as we got older, there were some students who had troubles with school, falling behind, discipline problems and they got sent to an alternative school. That kid acting like that is insane....has to be from home. I will also say that there's a serious decline in qualified teachers, staff, curriculum is all messed up with the nonsense teachings of gay, trans, etc., allowing kids to have cell phones in the class... It was a different era 50+ years ago, a much better time for all.

[@hannabertrand4460]

I was certified to restrain children when I was a teacher. I taught 3 and 4 year olds and had the special needs students who could sometimes get upset and bang their heads or things like that. There's dozens of ways to restain but handcuffs, no! A child would freak out and pull on it and hurt his wrist. What a nightmare insurance liability the cops just put on the school. 🙄

[@hannabertrand4460]

I have been bit, slapped, spit at & called a bitch by 4 year olds!

[@christinedebessehoch]

Anyone else notice how the last video posted by CrimeWatch features Mike’s face in the thumbnail? What the hell hahaha

[@petercastaneda5338]

At one point I wanted to actually want to be a teacher here in the U.S.. I must have been insane.

[@mjdunlay]

I'll bet you a million dollars he ends up in prison. His parents have a lot of nerve suing the school. They need to use that time to discipline their kid and also wash his mouth out with soap. From what I can see the parents have no business being parents.

[@bigplanett]

Do 2 minutes of basic research. The child obviously has special needs. I found the article that confirms that. Not only that, he had a behavior plan with the school in situations like this, which the teachers did not adhere to. It's NOT the parent's fault and not the kid's fault. Autism or Tourette syndrome can cause some kids to behave like this. The school not only violated the behavior plan by engaging with the child, but escalated the situation by calling the police. Putting a 9 year old child who was only throwing things and not a threat in handcuffs and threatening them with jail is COMPLETELY unacceptable. If the school can't handle the child, they need to can can IEP and tell the parents that so other arrangements can be made. Please don't be ignorant and think the kid or his parents are to blame just because he's different.

[@screwylooygaming]

It was a THC Cartridge and he put on a show trying to minimize his guilt. Those things hit hard, but not like that. Kids wildin' these days.

[@stevekenilworth]

It don't matter age you always free to defend self using reasonable force for situation. if you get fired then they have to sue for unfair dismissal or for school putting your life in danger both big payout as you may not teach again so life long payout

[@corruptduboiscountyindiana5058]

Drone video captures dramatic rescue of woman stuck in semi truck dangling over Louisville bridge

[@aj897]

6:05 You look like his twin Dave.

[@MindsWide]

4:03 First time Dave has made me laugh 😆

[@Cubs-Fan.10]

Parents do not have to give concent for schools to have security cameras.

[@SkewtLilbttm]

In what country, though, that's what sparked the question

[@Cubs-Fan.10]

@@SkewtLilbttm America. Where these body cam footage is from.

[@britneycee]

Omg Daz lit these kids up 😂 💀

[@YuujiVermillion61]

If things keep up they’ll have to put cameras in every classroom

[@mcm0324]

The kids today were never told No! It's the parents' fault for this behavior. I grew up in the 70s & 80s in the US. If we got in trouble at school, please do not call it our parents!! Do whatever you need to do at school - don't let our parents know! So many kids are so spoiled. never did anything wrong when they were obviously wrong, and got everything they wanted by having a tantrum. That tantrum may have worked with your mom when you were three years old, but it doesn't work with the police now that you are 30! It's time that the treat of 'just wait until your father gets home' comes back. (Even though he wasn't going to do anything and had no idea what was going on. ) If we would have EVER treated our teachers like these monsters today, we wouldn't be alive. We were to blame, not our teachers - which is still true today! But for some reason, patrents think their kids do no wrong. What is scary is if these kids behave like this at school (which is why there is a very high teacher shortage in the US), these kids must control their parents at home. Let's bring back discipline, and adults should not be afraid of kids anymore!

[@frazmeup]

Last kid deserves to be put in prison. Who does that to a person let alone your own teacher.. then you act like a victim with some bs

[@retired4365]

😂😂 if the kids knew there rights they could have shut down the cops really easily. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@peterortiz1160]

Brandishing or pointing your firearm at someone else is illegal

[@Patti-sg1fv]

The problem is parents aren't saying NO these days.

[@xenicmark]

I see stuff like this and begin to think maybe robocops aren't a bad idea. They don't care about threats, cold hard logic no nonsense.

[@NolmDirtyDan]

That vape he hit was probably DMT

[@rgawt1870]

Rosa was funny 😂😅

[@bohicagaming4462]

Having a gun on school property is a violation of federal law: The Gun-Free School Zones Act (GFSZA) is an act of the U.S. Congress prohibiting any unauthorized individual from knowingly possessing a loaded or unsecured firearm at a place that the individual knows, or has reasonable cause to believe, is a school zone as defined by 18 U.S.C. § 921(a)(26). The law applies to public, private, and parochial elementary schools and high schools, and to non-private property within 1,000 feet (300 m) of them.

[@Kirinketsu_]

Not ture, the firearm can be in the vehicle, some state might require it to be in a locked container..courts have ruled this can apply to a glove box, trunk, or even inside the vehicle itself if its locked. This also didnt happen on school grounds or even within range of the school "possessing a loaded or unsecured firearm" Firearm being in the vehicle in a locked container, which can be the vehicle itsself based on you state, is not unsecured.

[@bohicagaming4462]

@@Kirinketsu_ methinks if he's waving it at people he didn't toss it in a lock box when he pulled into the school parking lot.

[@Kirinketsu_]

@@bohicagaming4462 again that can be the vehicle itself

[@prettybullet7728]

Rosa is his last name. Vincent [ Vinny ] Rosa. My ex has a hair-trigger temper just like this guy.

[@margaretsimmons1598]

He thinks he’s in a dream I think he’s lying

[@SeekingHisWill78]

Does Daz consider himself to be a DILF?

[@DeathstrokeFGC]

Office blokes after work is *chefs kiss*

[@didi_mega_dudu]

26:30 typical

[@SeekingHisWill78]

How old is OB Mike?

[@JEFFwasHERE...]

JEFF was HERE hoorayyy 🎉🎉

[@quasicrystal5166]

Congrats JEFF, you win the creepiest profile pic trophy. Lmao

[@JEFFwasHERE...]

​@@quasicrystal5166Hoorayyy 🎉🎉

[@JEFFwasHERE...]

​@@quasicrystal5166hooray🎉🎉

[@dner75-xh9le]

@@quasicrystal5166 Jeff has a high opinion of himself. I think he was one of those kids in the first clip. I think he was the dude who looked like Rick Astley.

[@quasicrystal5166]

@@dner75-xh9le Lmao

[@thumper7047]

Teachers are allowed to defend themselves. But you better darn well be sure it was "self-defense". and you better have witnesses or video. The boy's mother looked like a drug user or about 85 years too old to be a mother.

[@SkewtLilbttm]

Fencing aye

[@thumper7047]

@@SkewtLilbttm lol

[@thumper7047]

@@SkewtLilbttm lol - ;P I fixed it - why didn't spell check see it?

[@claudiaclark6162]

Stoners and thugs

[@margaretsimmons1598]

Examples of excellent parenting. NOT

[@NevaehRihana]

Hey if y’all are still down to do music can y’all react to FKJ and Masego Tadow the live version it was all improvised on the spot and is now a big hit

[@TheWhatman21]

I can almost guarantee you that young boy is abused or sexually abused at home. Something is clearly off

[@prettybullet7728]

I'm wondering that as well. He definitely has serious anger issues. Or he has some kind of underlying mental illness and needs to be under a doctor's care. I've been reading through the comments and I believe that this is more than just a kid acting like a brat who needs to be punished. There's something way off about this whole situation. Back in the mid-1990s;s I had a 3rd grade teacher tell me that they were starting to see a lot of young children coming in with serious behavioral problems because they were born addicted to drugs and that it was only going to get worse.

[@stevenmichael7577]

We have all been abused in some way in our lives. Using that as an excuse is why so many people feel entitled to do whatever they want.

[@TheWhatman21]

@@stevenmichael7577 yeah except we are talking about a 9 year old kid... well adjusted 9 year olds dont know how to control emotions always. Now add abuse or severe trauma, how could you think the kids truly in control of himself