Whistling Diesel Cameraman Indicted, Faces 5 Years.

Moore was sought out for five arrest warrants for the following crimes:
May 13, 2022: Moore allegedly used social media to organize and promote a car meet in the parking lots of Nissan Stadium. The group took over several stadium lots, including closed lots. About 1,000 vehicles arrived and some did burnouts and donuts, which was dangerous to those around. Law enforcement on the ground and in the air responded to get rid of the crowd.
July 22, 2022: Moore allegedly used social media to organize and promote a car meet at 516 Rev. Kelly M. Smith Way, a State of Tennessee owned parking lot. Hundreds gathered there, and people in the group took over intersections and conducted burnouts, donuts and slides with their vehicles in the intersections of Nelson Merry Street and 10th Circle North, and Kelly M. Smith Way and Rosa L. Parks Boulevard. Those involved also blocked roadways, which did not allow police to enter the area.
Oct. 28, 2022: Moore allegedly used social media to organize and promote a car meet at 1001 Health Park Drive where 100 or more people reportedly gathered. Various vehicles were involved in conducting burnouts and donuts. Three drivers fled from police that night. The property manager confirmed Moore did not have permission to use the parking lot, which was damaged by tire marks.
Jan. 24, 2023: Moore allegedly used social media to organize and promote a car meet at 3040 Sidco Drive. Midtown Hills Precinct officers responded to the parking lot due to the large crowd on the property, which was newly renovated and for sale. Vehicles participated in burnouts which damaged the lot by leaving tire marks, and an oil spill also occurred. The real estate agent for the property called police that night and said neither Moore nor anyone else had permission to be there.
Jan. 28, 2023: Moore allegedly used social media to advertise a “pop-up meet” in the parking lot of Woodmont Hills Church of Christ where about 300 to 400 vehicles showed up. Several participated in burnouts and donuts in the church parking lot, which posed a risk to the public.

[@humanhuman5024]

He’s 100% not going to get convicted.

[@pierrepressure8575]

Yeah pretty sure the case will he thrown in the trash

[@DukeTheSniper01]

You mean convicted. He is charged, but not yet covicted.

[@oooohapenny4707]

Hopefully. People get put away for some BS reasons sometimes, but Whistlin Diesel has good lawyers if he's still good friends with his cameraman.

[@diamond_t6657]

We know it's a joke

[@Manguatz1703]

Meh there's a good chance he will be convicted but just get probation due to it being his first charges and there being a record of him trying to get help. Tbh, he should have shut thr meets down the second the takeover idiots started showing up.

[@rodcrandall1589]

This is a bullshit charge

[@trev119]

Nah it's really not though

[@nikki5399]

@@trev119how so?

[@cam5816]

Just procedure, nothing to it

[@Major_nutt]

​@@trev119how not? He clearly stated he didn't condone it and asked cops (apparently idrk fs) to stop them

[@acenewholland564]

Clearly this video didn’t say everything, there must be something else, it just doesn’t make any sense (+ I hate AI voices like these)

[@Azletrack]

Arrest the people who DID the burnouts, not the guy who actively protested against it

[@ash300186]

Arrest the cops that done nothing when notified in the beginning

[@HappyLittleSquirrel]

@@ash300186 how many cops do you think they'll need to achieve these arrests with 4000 idiots surrounding them then? And how many of those 4000 idiots will whine and claim they were profiled etc etc?

[@specterrx9345]

It’s cops tbh not surprising sadly

[@dethmgnt4257]

It's easier to arrest a law-abiding citizen than to risk arresting criminals. All too common from police today. That way, they can feel like they are making a difference and keep themselves out of harms way at the same time. What a joke.

[@nickhoffman9256]

​@HappyLittleSquirrel police departments in America are given military grade equipment to deal with situations like this. They absolutely had the power to do something, the actively chose not to and instead punish the one person trying to do things right. It's absolutely indefensible.

[@LordRahl11]

This is exactly what happens with the government. Not his fault but they don't care and are going to put an innocent person in jail.

[@coreystock4182]

You mean america not just the government this is what it stands on literally is screwing ppl over

[@freddyaguero9865]

He wasn't co.pletely innocent. He sort of hosted the whole thing. He should hire private security if he wants to enforce rules. Cops are damned if they do damned if they don't here, bud.

[@Ninnjette-]

Not his fault? He caused the entire police force to go to his event, when others in the community that didn't hold an event needed the police. Maybe don't be so cheap, and hire security..

[@TheBanjoShowOfficial]

Trump

[@tarkelson2457]

​@@Ninnjette-he didn't cause anyone to go there. A couple cops showed up to complain, he asked for help and they refused. Useless pigs again

[@Sab-bc3pk]

Takeovers really are the cancer of the car community

[@mr.posted9858]

It's simple we ask them where they are coming from and if it's from say the hood or something they would be turned away

[@TheREALOC1972]

@@mr.posted9858 Yeah... cause that will work.

[@i1n9vr_a]

fr

[@TheswagGod-mg7nv]

COUGH COUGH.. Basketball people

[@at6542]

Kfc people

[@jjoheld]

so basically incompetent cops fcked up and now they blame him for it

[@Nayr747]

As is tradition.

[@SoulforSale]

Incompetent cops is an oxymoron

[@jjoheld]

@@SoulforSale how tf are those opposites?😂

[@lxn_ni1814]

Yes its cops and not the city drastically underfundinf the station.

[@smokingjoe9864]

The kid organized the event. He is responsible.

[@driverseventy-two8645]

Inditing a riot? Are you kidding me? Is that seriously the best they could come up with? Better not call your friends to hang out, you might get charged too! Ridiculous!

[@321findus]

By that logic, the president should be fired whenever a government employee does something illegal

[@jonnyb1021]

In order to be convicted of inciting a riot you need to prove that the intent was to create a riot. He clearly stated rules, clearly asked for help, and clearly never intended these meetups become as big as they did, nor is that within itself is illegal. The DA wanted to prove a point that will never stand up and they hope they’ll get him to agree to a plea deal, fine him, and get a nice pay day.

[@Comment.critic]

I mean if it’s his event he’s clearly responsible that’s why you need an llc or something hosting these events are just liabilities and risky

[@Comment.critic]

Still he might get off, I mean no one was charged or held accountable for the Astro world incident’2021

[@A_Goat]

I don't believe that is true, that they have to prove his intent. Generally this is true for any crime but in this regard it is not a requirement for prosecution. A good example of this was Kai Cenat's giveaway, he merely extended invitation to his fans in the area to meet up to have a giveaway for his fanbase. Yet because a large amount showed up, became wreckless, violent and broke laws, he was charged with Inciting the Riot & Unlawful Assembly. He said nothing to incite rioting, nor did they have to prove his intent. He was charged because he did not alert police, did not have permit and therefore it was declared unlawful. In fact you don't even have to have caused a riot for you to be charged with inciting one which may be baffling to some. It's also pertinent to mention that under Riots codes, a judgement of conviction or acquittal on the merits under the laws of any state shall be a bar to any prosecution hereunder for the same act or acts. So in better words, because previous rulings, such as Kai Cenat or the Don, the bar to meet this crime does not require intent.

[@redgator7250]

@@Comment.criticNo no, the problem is "inciting a riot" would have to mean that he encouraged it, Which he didn't, Anyway you look at this they simply can't pin it on him. You can't blame someone for getting there house raided because they where having a birthday party.

[@Comment.critic]

@@redgator7250 like I said he won’t beg charged so quit creaming on mah dik

[@Wadosan]

“A murder happened in your restaurant!” “Oh man, is there anything I can do to help?” “Because you own this restaurant, you are the one responsible for the murder!” “…What?”

[@jimmanis6717]

They charge bar owners all the time when the police keep getting called, it's called maintaining a common nuisance.

[@majinnando6711]

Understandable, but once theirs several murders in a restaurant you start to question why people are being brought to the establishment in the first place right?

[@crossfox1991]

​@majinnando6711 but if you had previously called the police to tell them this keeps happening and you need help to stop it and they say no, they can't then blame you for not stopping it

[@majinnando6711]

@@crossfox1991 because the police had helped multiple times before, at a certain point when the city, locals, and police tell you to stop and you continue to do so you gotta face some repercussions for continuing to organize events that devolve into shitty takeovers. We still have meets in the city that have 0 problems, these had multiple problems for multiple reasons.

[@jimmanis6717]

@@crossfox1991 get a permit, inform them the size and purpose of the event and the will provide police and it shields you from liability to some degree.

[@Dondavis4501]

He will most likely Bankrupt this town after his lawsuits!

[@user-xw7dq8vv1i]

Outrageous !! But who’s surprised with today’s Law Enforcement ?

[@kylealton4347]

if event holders are held accountable for attendees breaking the rules, the government should be accountable for citizens breaking the law

[@Pepesmall]

Wow it's almost like the government is corrupt or something

[@badaboom8520]

Sounds about right, but we aren't as lucky for it to be a reallyti unfortunately

[@maliki14]

Sadly whats morally right doesn't pay police, judges, or county politicians extra pocket money

[@Jason-or4qy]

I wonder how you'd knowing that this law is used to stifle free speech and protests

[@Lilbro42069]

​@@badaboom8520what the fuck is reallyti

[@motosapien2310]

Cops said they can't stop 2 or 3 guys doing donuts but can shut down a 4000 people event..Makes sense 🙄

[@obeyance]

"those people that do stoplight takeovers" means... Intercity chicago and detroit types... the kind with like 50 million people all around screaming and yelling and getting in your face. Probably half of them are strapped and none of them will listen to anything anyone says. You know... the ones that got into the sport car scene once cops started driving Charges instead of Crown Vics and Impalas. Yeah, they arnt doing anything about those sorts of people. They just kinda take over and dont give a single shit till the police station is burned down.

[@volitiveclover]

Um duhhhh

[@RidgeRunner4501]

I mean yeah? It does make sense. It’s way easier to tell the guy running it “you aren’t allowed to do more” then it is to get to the intersection and get the cars to stop

[@david-468]

@@obeyanceyou didn’t have to write that whole paragraph we know cops are scared cowards

[@MattDavisDH]

​@@obeyance 4000 people not 50mil.

[@user-ox5br8bg2t]

I honestly dont understand how we as a country aren't in open rebellion against the crown

[@iDeagles]

Too many luxuries. It doesn’t matter if some peasants see what they’re doing and call them out as long as the peasants are comfortable enough. It is possible though as things like inflation continue to creep up and the peasants become less comfortable.

[@glass-man-2527]

Yet the people committing the “REAL” crimes are still destroying the car communities reputation!! This is a ridiculous charge!! They’re trying to scare the people that organize legitimate car meets. The police were there, and did nothing…..

[@xxsniperdragon1]

He can’t be charged for something he has no control over

[@_LOGA_]

But when organizing such events you have to expect something like this ans take precautions like hiring security and stuff.

[@brianpruden6576]

​@@_LOGA_......stuff? Security can't control some isdiot from being an idiot.

[@damianhowe5092]

Ok but when he tell police that he can’t do anything and had already stated rules that’s when police need to get involved and shut it down not security who has no authority to arrest or charge them with anything

[@gyroscope915]

You mean like having cops there and asking then multiple times for help dealing with it? Those kind of precautions? And then when the cops refuse to help its suddenly his fault? ​@@_LOGA_

[@austingutierrez2709]

@@_LOGA_and the cops he asked to help which they can cause ya know…they’re cops 😂😂😂

[@roccoposimato5204]

Street takeovers are so stupid it's painful

[@brushcrawler8612]

Ghetto

[@collingoggins7589]

It’s stupid but fun the people running the government are holding everyone down it’s fun to go out where you know they can’t reach you

[@trevonjoyner1102]

Well this was a parking lot takeover. So I hope you aren’t in too much pain

[@kylehowe6761]

@@trevonjoyner1102you probably go steal hell cats and join in on this dum sheit huh?

[@bbq878]

Did you even watch the video? ​@trevonjoyner1102

[@saltysteel3996]

This is such bs from the authorities.

[@levistoner]

Those people ruin everything. Lack of self control is a big problem.

[@prostreetbeetdhd4586]

I've been at so many meets that we're chill over the years. When that sliding 🗑️ started ..they started pulling up and ruining things. It's so lame...0 entertainment value watching someone do circles over and over

[@steve7201]

Easiest case his lawyer ever took

[@thejuggernautofspades9453]

"Your honor, my client asked for assistance and none was offered. Mr K specifically asked for attendees to remain civil."

[@jacksondarragh4299]

Agreed

[@xe5vu]

@@thejuggernautofspades9453 You have to apply for permits for large gatherings. You all can't be this dense, right?

[@pws3rd170]

​@@xe5vuTHAT IS NOT WHAT HE IS BEING CHARGED FOR. You can not be that dense. A permitless meet is not inciting a riot, plain and simple

[@prestongarvey7014]

@@xe5vuhe’s being charged for inciting a riot. Something which he did not do. If they wanted to charge him for that they would have

[@WillemDefoe]

If the cops can’t even control it, how can they blame him if he asked for their help? Bs charge.

[@doggo5263]

In events like this. The organizer needs to take precautions that everything can stay safe... In this case i don't think he is guilty tho because he tried hes best and even asked police. But it can def be counted as a crime and isn't a bs reason...

[@matthewcawley3107]

@@doggo5263but even if you took it at its face value would you even consider these meets a riot? There’s got to be a difference between a few dudes doing donuts and a full on riot.

[@WilliamHD2]

​@@doggo5263"precautions" tell me what precautions you can do to stop those depressed teens from doing donuts? They should be the one in jail.

[@user-ye8jz3bf6y]

@@doggo5263 what precautions get the military

[@YoungPutter]

@@doggo5263you know nothing about law. This is the biggest bs charge I’ve ever heard

[@Gunnvulcan]

I bet i can guess the race of the troublemakers with 95% accuracy

[@thabangmangaka7083]

😂😂😂😂

[@Boulder_Bill]

White people. Cops are almost always white.

[@darlantro]

They are in rural Indiana if that helps.

[@tedstyle3798]

Teens?

[@SlickArmor]

Suspooks?

[@AZREDFERN]

Takeovers are not car people. They’re children who were never told “no”. Whistling Diesel and his crew also aren’t car people. They’re also children who were never told “no”. I can see how the county got a little confused and thought the two were working together.

[@ShadowConcierge]

depends on the takeover and what it's for; my group used to do takeovers if we were helping with SA victims; we'd takeover the entire route and let them make it to the court to confront and expose their assaulter, no one wants to fuck with thousands of cars and bikes locking down an entire route.

[@jaydunbar7538]

Whistling diesel was only told no as a child, very religious upbringing. Is talking out your ass your special skill or just a hobby?

[@ifeawosika966]

You can't force people to behave.

[@DukeTheSniper01]

My great great grandfather would say otherwise.

[@blairpenny1526]

What he did is the opposite of incitement, having strict rules and behavior to be followed and asking the police to help with people that were driving recklessly and they said no. If anything the cops are the ones who incited it

[@BryanClark-gk6ie]

It's up to the individual to follow set rules/guidelines' if they can't behave/ respect them' it's the responsibility of the cops who are paid to enforce those rules/guidelines. Should be no exceptions or excuses for not doing so.

[@Warriorsthroughchrist]

Guns can

[@MrChilili]

That’s called following the law

[@MG-iw8xc]

They don’t charge anyone for inciting riots that burnt down whole cities, but charge a guy for organizing a car meetup, where some people do burnouts and donuts.

[@SoulforSale]

"those" people had privilege

[@user-rr1py7nc6x]

“Some people”… you mean the same people that burn down whole cities

[@nicholaslandolina]

Horrible priorities

[@user-rm5xy8rx3c]

Two tier system

[@guesswhat-chickenbutt]

⚫ privilege

[@robster7787]

Tbh, if you want a burnout or a take-over to stop, you simply ram the car doing the burnout/donuts. Cops in my area gives adequate warning that vehicles in non-compliance will be rammed in the same fashion as stopping a runaway vehicle. Intersection take-overs quickly stopped in my town when they learned that the bear-cat trucks do the ramming.

[@Who1776]

The fact he asked the cops who were there for help goes to show how much he tried to prevent this bs from happening

[@SharkBait19904]

It's a bullshit charge. He asked the police for help and they didn't. He set down clear rules and people choose to ignore them. The people who broke the rules are the ones that should be arrested.

[@DorkwingYT]

💯 learned a long time ago... Police are very VERY rarely there to help you. Someone would even say never

[@Gee-gp2ef]

Lol you have to enforce rules at your event. Imagine if fans got in a fight at an nba game and their security wasn’t immediately on it? You think “well we told them not to fight” would cut it?

[@christiantuttle544]

@@Gee-gp2efmaybe not but “ i told them not to fight and when they did told security but security chose not to do anything” sure would

[@Wolf35063]

@@Gee-gp2efenforcement requires security or police to do something. He tells them not to and they do it anyways, what is he going to do? Pull a gun on them?

[@waldojim42]

@@christiantuttle544 Where was his security? Or was he relying on one or two officers in the area to do the job?

[@123fourfive5]

Alternative title: Metro Nashville PD want a scapegoat for their ineffectiveness at dealing with crime.

[@Sourman1545]

That’s exactly what I’m thinking they’re gonna use a logic. Well, if you know they’re gonna come why do you have the event? and by that logic, every social event should be canceled because Joe wants to cause trouble at the neighborhood barbecue

[@darkwaters1010]

If he called the cops on the illegal road activities, how the F are they claiming he supported it? 😡

[@OdinHagen]

If people can be charged for actions of another despite it goes against what the rules of the event were/are then what is to stop political adversaries from planting people to cause mayhem?

[@spackelskrapan]

If people are held responsible for the actions of others then the police officers should be charged with aiding and abetting for allowing the crimes to be commited.

[@joeyork9891]

Facts

[@user-yd8bd1hb6u]

And for allowing the actual perps to get away no less.

[@VoiceOfModernTruth]

Why weren’t the democrats and CNN indicted for inciting riots during the George Floyd Black Lives Matter incidents

[@n1co2017]

that is very BS he asked the cops to stop people from doing those things and is getting charged as if he had promoted that behavior

[@austingreenland8788]

Same thing happened to our boy trump

[@n1co2017]

@@austingreenland8788 that's a negative

[@T57Custodian]

​@@n1co2017there is so many charges that some are and some are not. The main issue is that the govenment is using this as a tool to help them in an election. Which is kinda why you all have guns...but them have bombs...

[@Bako751]

​@@n1co2017 nah man, Trump clearly stated he didn't condone the violence during J6, so yeah it is the same thing lol

[@n1co2017]

@@Bako751 yup totally Trump of all people said something so clearly it must be True i mean trump has never lied in his life he is obviously the most honest and upstanding citizen of the United States

[@defeatignorance8681]

Charges will never stick. The local DA is ridiculous.

[@raycert07]

He 100% said it was NOT ALLOWED. He is not liable for people doing their own crimes.

[@Gargamoth]

Agree

[@AstroBimpson]

Idk I feel like if these things kept happening at his events and he decided to keep having them, it kind of is on him. If it was a one-off, fine, but it sounds like every meet he had turned into a takeover, and he kept having them. Maybe he should have had them during the day... Just a thought.

[@thewolfgaming4874]

just because you say you cant do x does not mean you are not liable still for the event you are hosting and doing it at night just screams red flags for ppl to do dumb shit

[@bonesxcviii]

Agreed, cops are just grumpy guns because they couldn’t do anything and are now trying to blame it on him

[@ChrisJones-pi5mh]

So if you throw a party, and there is underage drinking, are you saying you will not be held responsible for it if the cops show up?

[@John-yo9jz]

Oh so to do whatever you want, you just have to outnumber the police? Got it!

[@ElSantoLuchador]

If you outnumber and outgun the police, then ya, you can pretty much do whatever you want.

[@Plax123]

Melanin helps too

[@forbeatssake1530]

Better yet, be the police. 😉

[@garonjohnson5922]

Hasn't it always been this way forever?

[@Jacksonaol]

if he did legitimately invite police on the property to keep it safe and legal, the worst he should receive is a warning. He isn't going to face any charges in the end

[@JusticeSociety26]

START BANNING GAS ENGINES AND THIS WILL STOP!

[@flingonber]

Kinda left out a key part of why he was charged - he didn't have permission from ANY of the property owners where these events were held. In the least one case, it was the property owner that called the police in the first place.

[@jakesoros2376]

Interesting, every one of these channels neglected to mention that. Go figure.

[@vittoriovuocolo2438]

Imagine that.they need to manipulate the info for views by those who easily jump on a bandwagon.​@@jakesoros2376

[@minimouse7579]

The meets appear to initiate on public property 🤔 How can he be held accountable for the intrusions of others ?? This DA should be charged for frivolous filings and wasting taxpayer $$$

[@flingonber]

@@minimouse7579 A) they weren't on public property, they were in parking lots that were very much owned by the businesses they were attached to, and B) he can be held accountable because he advertised the events, are you insane? 😂 You're saying that someone who hands out fliers to an event has no responsibility for the fact that people showed up to that event 😂

[@minimouse7579]

@@flingonber actually, the ownership of said property could be disputed (1) as the origin of said event. Event organizers are seldom (if ever) held responsible for the actions of attendees ... see any public or private event of the last 50yrs for examples. (2) And lastly, why shouldn't your neighbor be held accountable for his/her own actions ?? Should one spouse be charged for the bad behavior of the other spouse ?? Why not ?? They occupy the same space (public & private) ... why would anyone other than the violator be responsible ?? Are you responsible for the actions of a gunman that shoots up your neighbors' playground and all the kids playing there ?? Why not ??

[@user-xq2xk6tb4y]

What he shouldn't go to prison for that because people are responsible for their own actions

[@koki8407]

and when you organize an event, you’re responsible for the people that go to the event and their actions

[@jstarrett0193]

​@@koki8407but if they broke the rules then doesnt that mean that they werent fully a part of the event?

[@user-xq2xk6tb4y]

@JasonBlack-mq5ex right so if you had a house party and the people you invited started destroying all your neighbour's properties would that make you responsible for their actions. because if it is then everytime you're out with your friends and one of them dropped a bit of litter you should be arrested for it every time

[@lenfer1607]

@@jstarrett0193 no.

[@lenfer1607]

@JasonBlack-mq5ex how does he lack intelligence? He stated an objective truth. If you host of an event you are responsible for making sure it runs smoothly.

[@gobucks2k3]

One thing I'll say is I cannot fathom going to a car meet in the early morning. That actually sounds like a nightmare

[@yosammy1746]

Imagine calling police to help keep your events safe and prevent from takeovers but you end up getting arrested instead 💀

[@CRlMZlN]

"The problems began when *_groups_* known for taking over intersections started showing up..." I wonder who.

[@DabegginerCooker]

We all know what they drive isn’t even there’s too lol

[@ABlindHilbily]

I'm lost....who?

[@Nuclear5094]

​@@ABlindHilbily probably Mopar and S550 owners, with a dash of Nissan driver.

[@antonvalentine]

@@ABlindHilbily he's blaming non-whites without just being direct about it.

[@smileyfacism]

I thought for sure he was gonna blame whites😅

[@metalmilitiamotorclub]

We deal with the same shit here in chicago. I just had to deal with 50k in fines for a peaceful car meet that didnt even have ANY people acting out. Everyone was peaceful. The buisnesses wanted us there. And there were no issues at the meet. I got a court summons a month later with 50k in fines saying we were doing burnouts and doughnuts which i took it to court and it all got dropped except for one part saying our permit was invalid and we needed a "special events permit"

[@MSAutoSnap]

They go after obedient people because they know they won't get anything from those who actually cause trouble.

[@genxray951]

you have a constitution right to peaceably assemble, you do not need a permit to exercise a right. the DA's should now this, hopeful your civil rights lawyer will file charges in federal court to get that silly permit thing barred.

[@jimmanis6717]

@@genxray951 For redress of greivances. not street parties, Might want to read the whole amendment. And yes you absolutely do need a permit for a large gathering like this.

[@RP-hn1qc]

​@@genxray951Unintentionally holding people hostage by blocking off entire roads to conduct drifting and donuts is undeniably fun but hardly constitutionally protected "speech"

[@HoloScope]

@@RP-hn1qcBut they didn’t have anyone doing that stuff. So that doesn’t apply bud

[@motorizedfreaks]

Wasting tax dollars to arrest someone that didn’t commit crimes is insane

[@hurleyjc]

If the actual cops say they were outnumbered and escaped responsible this dude can't be the one to tote the bill.

[@confirmhandle]

No good goes unpunished

[@DonkRyda305]

Unfortunately, it sometimes does...

[@Sloth8346]

Unpegged

[@enldd]

Any mediocre attorney should be able to get the case dismissed. He is not responsible to what other people do on the streets

[@cia5602]

Especially with the double jeopardy of him being charged 5 times for the same crime.

[@colonelpanic7865]

If you repeatedly organize events that consistently get out of control, I'm pretty sure you CAN be held responsible for causing said problems.

[@colonelpanic7865]

@@cia5602 Double jeopardy doesn't mean if I get charged with assault once, i can't get charged again...

[@totalmetaljacket789]

​​@@cia5602 That's not how double jeopardy works. You can't be charged twice for murdering your friend Dave. You can be charged for murdering two guys named Dave.

[@Fireglo]

Anyone representing themselves should be able to get the case dismissed.

[@firemann3295]

Shocking that law enforcement would go after someone for something they had no control over, said no one.

[@tikka300wsm5]

Should just put out BLM signs. He would never get charged.

[@Copium88]

Genius!

[@octupleentendre]

yeah he wouldn’t get charged, he would get “disappeared”

[@terryadavis3458]

​@octupleentendre yeah just like all those blm rioters that got bailed out after a day while they committed crimes

[@chadmichael03]

It's really incredible that you just believe stuff so easily proven false. You can look up the thousands of people charged, usually for much more flimsy stuff than this guy

[@tikka300wsm5]

@chadmichael03 what's more incredible, is all the looting, burning of buildings, destruction of property that wad allowed during the riots and was allowed. The destruction of police stations, vehicles. The take over of city blocks. But won't dare mention that....

[@AaronNazzy]

Any good lawyer would get that case dropped asap

[@obelisk21]

Clearly not since he was indicted. It means his case went before a grand jury and was deemed worthy of proceeding to trial.

[@potentpotables5468]

Turns out inviting 4000 plus low IQ people to random parking lots was a bad idea. Who knew. 🤷‍♂️

[@jaredrivers9533]

Hes gonna file a lawsuit and WIN Big! Lets goooooo 💪​@@obelisk21

[@aaaa-xf3hx]

@@obelisk21 He’ll be fine though, there’s some unlucky exceptions but most of the time you won’t get locked up for a fairly innocent mistake. These big sentences are for career criminals or serious violent offences, he’ll get a slap on the wrist

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

@@obelisk21 How is a lawyer supposed to get a case dropped, _before the 'case' exists?_

[@schectermeister]

So, they're basically giving him the Donald Trump treatment? Blame him for what other people do even though he told them not to do those things and requested police intervention when they did anyway... What a country we live in these days. 🤦🏼

[@fuzzjunky]

you people still talking about donald trump in every single conversation you have is totes hilarious my man

[@dusannestorovic5699]

Dude wrote "no donuts or burnouts" on every announcement, talked to the cops at every meet he hosted and asked them to do something about the takeover kids, called the cops in andvance to announce events and got permission and insurance... and now he's being charged...

[@bigandcrispy7154]

Just get rid of the kfc crowd and we’d be fine

[@riotsquadgaming7460]

that's the most blatantly racist thing i've read on youtube in awhile

[@domone1201]

@@riotsquadgaming7460 he does have a point though.

[@ryancarlson6701]

He isn’t wrong!

[@RaoulDuke69]

@@riotsquadgaming7460And?

[@Perziivaal]

Fr! Ban hellcats and bro would be fine.

[@geraldek4948]

He is the reason for the success of the show. Anyone who has watched it has wondered who that genius is

[@Xenorion]

1: His Event and his Rules 2. The People who did it should be charged 3. Problem it was HIS Event, he can be charged because he didn't enforced the rules 4. The Officers that where at the Event should be charged as well because they did nothing

[@Madd_Jack]

Imagine hosting an event and it gets crashed by a bunch of thugs. Then you get charged for the thugs that were A, out of your control, and B, the cops refused to help when he asked them to deal with said riots he 'incited'. If that conviction sticks, then i'd have even less faith in the justice system than i already have

[@jimmanis6717]

And then you host another and it happens again and you host 20 more and it happens at every one. And you still don't hire security or host them during the day or somewhere you have control.. Yeah he's gonna get pinched.

[@HondoHoss77]

The basketball/dodge charger people are the cause…

[@takin7341]

​@@jimmanis6717 Your logic is flawed. So if someone host tailgate parties and random people show up and start causing problems. You ask the police for help and they refused. You then get charged for what other did when they came to your event. Ya that's bs charges. Like why is this so hard to comprehend.

[@jimmanis6717]

@@takin7341 yep, if you host a party at your house it's the same thing. I don't understand why you would think it's any different. People today just don't know how to take responsibility, it's always the other person's fault. If you invite people to an event you are absolutely responsible for them. If you follow Cletus McFarland just watch his video about how much prep and insurance cost is involved in putting on the events he does.

[@jimmanis6717]

@@takin7341 and he only asked for help when it was out of control. If he had gotten a permit and requested police to be present he wouldn't be in trouble. But you forget, he wanted the crazies, he's a videographer he makes his living off the footage. Nobody watches cars in a parking lot. Look at the cars and coffee videos, it's always them leaving and the burnouts and crashes.

[@joshuabowen316]

Making a legal even and setting rules = "inciting a riot"

[@potentpotables5468]

They weren't legal. He never got permission from the property owners to host the events. That's why he got arrested. If you didn't know, you can't do that.

[@rikomagic5186]

@@potentpotables5468 Proof?

[@matjamesmusic]

@@rikomagic5186 literally in the video you just watched bro

[@rikomagic5186]

@@matjamesmusic 5 counts of enciting riots is what I heared...not trespassing. Bro.

[@thepoofster2251]

@@rikomagic5186 you think organizing hundreds of people and cars to all bombard a private business without their knowledge is trespassing? TF?

[@terrywright4257]

You can NEVER TRUST people!full stop.

[@beauturrentine]

This dude produced my first single. He’s dope.

[@huntercerny]

I’m guessing there’s more to it than this.

[@adeptusfantasticus]

Nah you saw the footage, see how many of them crowd around protecting the donuters, it's intentionally preventing police interference, plus doing it at night is the point of getting the lawless crowd out there for better videos, and doing it multiple times proves a lack of proper care. Asking cops for "help" without actually making their help possible is called pretending

[@kevinsosa6502]

@@adeptusfantasticusThat footage is just a random takeover to prove a point in the video.

[@adeptusfantasticus]

@@kevinsosa6502 cope. Seeth. Mald.

[@Samzilla2000]

If you host an event and it gets out of control once it’s not your fault, but if you keep hosting a Events and it keeps getting out of control repeatedly, then is your fault

[@juicydangla4270]

That's like saying principals are responsible for school shootings, which is dumb.

[@Samzilla2000]

@@juicydangla4270 that is one of the stupidest comments I’ve ever read in fact, I think I’m getting stupider just because I read that

[@juicydangla4270]

@@Samzilla2000 Everything seems stupid when you have a comprehension problem. Might want to sort that out.

[@Samzilla2000]

@@juicydangla4270 that is clearly the stupidest thing anyone has ever commented anyone else who comes across this common section is gonna think you’re a fucking moron

[@jaidenbrink]

@@juicydangla4270if the principal has a school shooting happen in their school and afterwards they do nothing to increase security or safety or prevent another shooting and it happens again, then that second shooting is partially their fault, because they didn’t take any preventative measures. If it happens multiple times after the first time, then even more so. However, the cops bare some responsibility as well, because he asked for their help and they did nothing.

[@GurtiusMaximus]

They are absolutely violating his freedom of association

[@mw_zl1240]

Inciting riots LOL. He did not encourage the behavior, he discouraged it. Because of that, there’s no way in hell this lawsuit holds up in court.

[@CrappyFilmsInc.]

Anyways here's a brownie recipe -1 cup unsalted butter -2 cups granulated suger -4 large eggs -1 teaspoon -1/2 cup all purpose flour -1/2 cocoa powder -1/4 teaspoon salt -1 cup chopped nuts or chocolate chips (optional) Instructions 1.preheat oven to 350 degrees 175 Celsius and grease a baking pan 2.melt 1 cup butter mix with 2 cups suger 3.add 4 eggs and 1tps of vanilla and mix well 4.sift in 1/2 cups flour 1/2 cocoa powder, and 1/4 tps salt(stir) 5.(optional) add 1 cup nuts or chocolate chips 6.pour into pan, bake for 25-30 min 7.cool completely and cut into squares 8.enjoy your brownies

[@glitzyx4x852]

Didn’t expect to see a brownie recipe here. Thank you

[@raceyrache8463]

Hungry now 😢. Got some baking to do ❤❤❤😊

[@volitiveclover]

Ah now are we using regular sugar or brown sugar

[@CrappyFilmsInc.]

@@raceyrache8463 honestly i dont know if I would trust the recipe I just found it someehwre

[@Reczony]

overused comment

[@tristianmannproperty]

America sounds great!

[@Kungpaoshizzi]

Not really, we're taxed for whatever idiots feel like, most of it goes overseas to folks who would never help us, then we have cops who are on power trips TRYING to find things to arrest people for. That's not justice...

[@crazycooterMN]

That's the "justice " system. Don't go after the offenders, that's too much work....

[@oneaboveallferrarifan2725]

He should be freed, he did warn everyone, that was NOT his problem

[@user-jq1uk7hf2p]

If he's responsible for the idiots acting up at meets, then each and every BLM activist should face the same charges.

[@lydiabenjamin-zs6dj]

100%

[@pchris6662]

Yes, they should. But they won’t because they are bl@ck and have a different set of laws

[@klunt40]

activism and drag racing arent the same thing

[@xander396]

@@klunt40 and rioting and complaining on twitter is not real activism.

[@Garm87]

​@@klunt40 Sharp as a cueball.

[@JRotten]

It's like charging a company that makes spoons responsible for my diabetes.

[@remoteworkboard]

Not even close. If you are an event organiser you are taking on a huge amount of potential liability for what happens during said event and is why big events are organised via corporations, hire security and carry a ton of insurance to mitigate risk to the individual organisers. This dude got in over his head and is now holding the bag.

[@ki_mkt]

sounds like you have a solid case

[@aaawac2174]

​@@remoteworkboard Keller went to the cops to have them provide security and they said sorry can't do it.

[@chasebannedspeedrun]

@@aaawac2174they arent his personal security

[@comancheclub3449]

Lawyers and fat people: WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!

[@shanedes4646]

So he asked the cops for help they denied help but charged him wtf

[@joshuabeardsley9227]

The Supreme Court recently declined to hear a case, Mckesson v. Doe, that could have affirmed that the First Amendment protects protest organizers from being held liable for illegal actions committed by others present that organizers did not direct or intend. The high court’s decision to not hear the case at this time left in place an opinion by the Fifth Circuit, which covers Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, that said a protest organizer could be liable for the independent, violent actions of others based on nothing more than a showing of negligence. Our Supreme Court has essentially said the event organizer is responsible for the actions of the group. Even though it may be a separate District, it sets case law precedence.

[@Predator000099]

Prosecutor should be personally held responsible for all tax resources and this man’s legal fees

[@kj3n569]

That's as ridiculous as charging someone with spraying water at you with a jet ski... Oh. Right.

[@jamesrussell5196]

You can’t trust these car guys! Do that stuff on private property!

[@dustipatzify]

Not all car guys are like this. I had to grow up. Thank jesus no on got hurt when I was a foolish kid.

[@jamesrussell5196]

@@dustipatzify being a car guy is hard. You’re either a nerd or an asshole.

[@WARR3NP3AC3]

So when a riot breaks out after a cop kills an innocent person can they be charged with murder and inciting a riot. Double whammy

[@hannahmay5461]

The guy set guide lines and asked the police for help, this is why nobody takes the justice system seriously

[@taylorleach1350]

“the people known for taking over intersections showed up”💀

[@joshenglish792]

13% of the car meet

[@donnelcrunk2122]

​@@joshenglish792 50% of the burnouts

[@Chris-iz8jr]

oh boy i wonder what kind of “youth” and “teens” were the ones causing trouble

[@kennypowers1945]

Probably goofy suburban kids from white homes with Honda civic riders and bmws like usual lmao

[@bradleye660]

^ cope lmaoo. Probably 🦍 in Chargers or Hellcats. 😭

[@penofficial_]

@@bradleye660 and that’s just racist but there is a problem in the black community I will say that

[@JediNiyte]

The intersectional kind.

[@TheMrJizzus]

Inciting riots must be the lamest excuse to outlaw doing donuts and burnouts. They really burn tires at riots, but usually all the rest of the cars are also destroyed...

[@LegoMasterCC7]

Definition of why we can’t have nice things

[@stephanarizona9094]

I organized and hosted a Cars & Coffee bring in about 500 exotics, carried $1M insurance, complied with all laws and same situation, was unable to control it, people doing burn outs, speeding, driving reckless, I shut it down and walked away knowing something like this could happen.

[@zelda7ase]

hellcat individuals when something good exists:

[@user-dr1su3gw4w]

Wow the cops really can't take any responsibility for themselves. This is ridiculous.

[@Expansionization]

Donut give a fuck😂

[@X1ZR]

😂

[@starman9458]

🏆

[@Coda6766]

People saying he can't be charged for others behavior.....Tell Trump's lawyers that.

[@Squashed8Ball]

Trump’s lawyers have been charged for their own crimes, not Trump’s.

[@zoutewand]

😐

[@Squashed8Ball]

They have been indicted for their own actions

[@Gyushinoo]

Trump got indicted for his own fraud and crimes. It’s time to quit coping bud. It’s not false just because someone on your “side” is getting consequences

[@couchpotatoes5158]

Trump is getting charged because of HIS actions. He’s facing punishment for HIS crimes. Stop sympathizing with him

[@TacticalT]

Organizing an event and clearly stating rules against the conduct that happened, still gets charged. That’s bs.

[@youtubersingingmoments4402]

Well, at least he doesn't have access to a killdozer to make his final stand against those that wronged him like Marvin Hee... oh wait...

[@mrturtle3531]

easiest case for a lawyer ever. literally just show the invite with the no burnouts shit and hes free

[@remoteworkboard]

It's not that simple you have to also prove that you took reasobale steps to enforce the policies stated on the invite and that you had the correct permits and insurance and a bunch of other stuff needed. there is a reason why tickets t legit events that have 4000 people in attendance are usually expensive is because it costs a ton of money and is difficult to safely and legally organise an event of that size.

[@armandbourque2468]

Typical cop try on. "I can't, i just CAN'T!!! ITS THE CIVILIAN'S FAULT I CAN'T!!!" And then waste his time, cost him money, damage his reputation, and utter threats.

[@channtastic]

Cops are civilians too. They aren’t military.

[@spannaspinna]

What reputation ? Didn’t have one to begin with

[@BayAreaMike99]

@@spannaspinnanow he does lmao

[@normallymute0131]

The guy held a car meet. Held rules as to not cause trouble. Worked with police to ensure no legal trouble. Cops said “we’re outnumbered, we’re not doing it”. Guy shuts down the event. Cops then order him to turn himself in for inciting riots… They failed to do their job and blame him as the scapegoat, as is usual nowadays with police interactions. Cowards behind badges and bullies with power…

[@jstChase]

Yeah, there's no way he'll get charged if this goes to trial. He did everything in his power to stop it. If the cops are saying they're outnumbered, what do they expect a single person to do? The only question in the case would be if he stopped having these events after knowing there was no way to control them.

[@tylermca8616]

He’s the most annoying part of WDs channel. Good for him.

[@andy.1635]

That’s not fair ( no justice in that ) Free Keller

[@miklovv]

Wonder what wildcat might be doing to help

[@kielanENmiles]

I find it hilarious that actual cops won't do anything when asked but charging the event organizer who asked for help will somehow will make a difference? This is America.

[@clartro]

This tracks, in the 21st century, the ones who follow the rules pay all the consequences of those that don't.

[@jeffreysokal7264]

He should be charged for "organizing the events" since that is exactly what he did.

[@iDeagles]

Charge him for a not crime? 😂

[@countdankula2081]

“Hey can you guys stop them so we can keep this place safe?” “No, there’s only 4 of use and 20 of them so, we’re going to take you to jail because it’s just YOU”

[@claytonm3647]

So the police refused to stop a few ruining the event but still wanted a scapegoat? Got it.