WI v. Darrell Brooks - Waukesha Parade Defendant Preliminary Hearing

[@blackgarmentbag7482]

It was at this moment db thought to himself, “this lawyering is easy, I can do a better job defending myself”.

[@bend8353]

Grounds?

[@Materialgirl_3]

😂😂😂😂

[@bobbi412]

​@@bend8353😂😂😂😂😂

[@TeresaMom1]

The officer said at one time brooks stops to get somebody off his windshield and sticks his head out of the window so he can see around the people who are flying onto his hood. This guy better rot in Prison.

[@DarkRogue107]

Any jury who heard this policeman's testimony would find him surely guilty, his intention to continue driving despite his windshield being covered with peoples bodies that was witnessed by many is devastating evidence against him and enough to secure a intentional homicide conviction.

[@christina5kids16grands]

this comment aged very well

[@shayvidatv]

@@christina5kids16grands it sure did..

[@shayvidatv]

Attorney Opper has been in real tigress mode since the beginning 💪🏽🙌🏼. She kicked butt throughout the entire trial ⚖️..

[@loisgreen7677]

I.

[@joy5110]

Yes and so was Zack and Leslie

[@lisa1234cv]

I loved all three but yes she was ready to get it done . I don't blame her

[@drewski1535]

All three were fantastic

[@Serendipityismyfaveword]

Attorney Opper has been AMAZING. She could see right through him from the start and always called him out for his action during the trial.

[@Ashley__Rose]

Wow he doesn’t even need to be found guilty on the 6 counts of intentional homicide to be sentenced to life without the possibility of ever getting out. Just those other crimes with penalty enhancers are over 300 years at the lowest end of sentencing. And you know they will be served consecutively. There is a ZERO percent chance he will ever get out. I hope he actually rots there.

[@HB-ey2dk]

Yeah with 70-something counts he only needs to be found guilty on like 10 charges to be locked up for life. But guilty findings on all of them give less chance of him ever being released if he somehow got any of the counts overturned.

[@LisaSimpsonRules]

@@HB-ey2dk he has already got two extra years for the incident with a nephew and the friend of a nephew. He declared himself guilty, and the judge in that trial even admitted that it was useless to give Darrell Brooks any further sentence, things standing as they are with such huge previous sentences. And now let's see what happens with Erica Patterson's trial. I'll be watching when it begins.

[@HB-ey2dk]

@@LisaSimpsonRules I wish Erica didn't have to go through this anymore. There's no point to keep going, prison-time sense, but I guess I'm not sure if it's cathartic for her or even more triggering for her to keep having to be connected to him. I hope that one goes quick. Do you know if they'll be televising it?

[@AFEIDIAVE]

Darrell had a male judge at first, and I don't see him acting up now. He is just as quiet as a church mouse.

[@jenniferhoward8814]

This was before the sovereign citizen stuff that he found.

[@nikkijayne4451]

Yeah. He only trys to bully women. He's gonna do real good in prison, after the judge has the final laugh..

[@GivePeaceAChance12]

At this point db had a defense lawyer and wasn't playing sov cit nonsense and trying for mistrial and appeal. What a change that made.

[@CM-OnMyWayHome]

@@nikkijayne4451 I feel confident that if he is put in gen pop, he will be the woman.

[@emilywickler8871]

At some point DB had this Judge removed. Then he went rogue, fired the attorneys, claims sovereign and third party intervener representative on behalf of his client who refused to be called by that name.

[@tokenroach9835]

Do you notice the difference between the male judge and the female judge, he insists on control over the women in his life, thank's to his mother, grandmother who always blamed his victim's and mental health, they are just as much to blame for continuing to let him think it was okay to hurt people, now he has killed six and wounded dozens of other's, shame on them, 💯⚖️⚖️⚖️💯

[@Plantlady70]

His mother is a real piece of work. That Apple didn’t fall far from that rotten tree.

[@ReenieG1UK]

BD asked for this judge to be removed from the case. He thought when a female judge was assigned he could intimidate her. 🤣🤣

[@ReenieG1UK]

BD asked for this judge to be removed from the case. He thought when a female judge was assigned he could intimidate her. 🤣🤣

[@tokenroach9835]

@@ReenieG1UK thanks, I didn't know that, 👍

[@LadyMay2427]

@@ReenieG1UK no he didn’t. This is just a commissioner. Judge Dorrow was already assigned to the trial. He even made a reference at one point to “the judge assigned to the trial” when talking about decisions she made about the media being present at one of these hearings.

[@mllee2008]

I now know who to blame for brooks incessant use of "would that be fair to say?" and "would it be fair to say that...?" Absolutely maddening!!

[@justhuman24]

Now, I know where brooks got his 'fair to say' phrase.

[@priscillaastling8707]

Later on Darrell will not contest the horrible bloody and evil striking and killing/ maiming 67 people but gets all huffy and outraged that he was once charged with slapping Erika on 11-20-21 though that charge was DROPPED. No one said it “never happened” as Darrell likes to maintain. Darrell’s whole focus on the whole trial was Erika.

[@lisettegarvin5030]

He got on my nerves with his it never happened bs. It happened!

[@priscillaastling8707]

@@lisettegarvin5030 and he knew it did, and he knew he was perjuring himself. When he was belly down on the frosted grass outside Daniel Rider’s house the cops asked if he had ID and he said “no”. It seems that he can’t help lying even in easily provable falsehoods. Anti-social personality disordered people think they have the right to lie because they are superior to others.

[@juliebrownlie5330]

Cos Erika was the only one he Knew he could intimidate.

[@kyleanderson2949]

and in the end, she bested him too. dude failed in every possible way, just like his mom and granny.

[@priscillaastling8707]

That’s fair to say! This lawyer is the source of Darrell’s favorite expression.

[@Justericaaaa]

Oh that was his favorite line

[@lisettegarvin5030]

Also notice how his lawyer couldn't pronounce an officer's name. DB does the same especially with officer's Guru's name.

[@lisettegarvin5030]

Guth

[@jessicahill7920]

Spoiler Alert: DB NEVER learns what "hearsay" or "relevant" means. Most (if not all) his cross examinations are to gain knowledge about things he doesn't understand or personally wants to know that have nothing to do the case itself. He asks many questions of witnesses that prove the Prosecution's side and incriminates himself further and never seems to understand why this happens. He has zero emotional intelligence. He acts like he is auditioning for a role on Law and Order. He treats this trial like a stage play. As it gets closer to cases being rested and jurors going off to deliberate, his anger and antics get worse as he probably realizes finally that he has no power to stop the inevitable. Life in prison. I believe if the parade attack didn't happen... sometime soon he eventually would have murdered someone. No doubt in my mind. Glad Erika knows now she can move on with her life without fearing DB. He's NEVER getting out of prison. Except maybe to be buried somewhere after he dies.

[@priscillaastling8707]

@@jessicahill7920 absolutely agree. He would have killed Erika at some point. He has an active curious mind, but no ability to read people or the court room. I think he hates women, feels superior to even the judge and the extremely experienced prosecutor.

[@TheRomanVictor]

This guy deserves to rot in jail.

[@wldncrzy1971]

He deserves far worse than that, honestly..

[@coimbralaw]

No. He deserves the death penalty.

[@grandma651]

Yes he deserves to root in jail. He showed no remorse, no compassion, no anything. He was rude and nasty to judge, prosecution, and the victims. He makes me vomit.

[@Pug_Mom11]

I hope he lives a long long long life

[@kyleanderson2949]

and so he shall

[@festivaloficecream7469]

He is not throwing any tantrums... Wonder what the difference is ... 😒

[@brokenginger1857]

My guess is it's because he had a male judge here vs the female judge during trial. He can't stand a woman having more power than him.

[@festivaloficecream7469]

@@brokenginger1857 yep

[@GivePeaceAChance12]

Decided to do sov cit nonsense and fired his lawyers. At 57, judge is giving instructions to Brooks why is lawyer talking to him?

[@Writingxx]

This judge did a perfect job. No one, man or woman could have got a better result

[@Writingxx]

This judge did a perfect job. No one, man or woman could have got a better result

[@kimchpm]

Zack always looks so serious.

[@nancynutt7632]

I could take a bite outa Zack 😊

[@paigeann6738]

@@nancynutt7632 Weird.

[@forrest1402]

How's he supposed to look? It's a serious trial isn't it?

[@patriciafoster3347]

Not to mention adorable.

[@jerischopp9167]

Cool, Dark,and Deadly ❤

[@juliefontaine6458]

So cool that Darrell was arrested by a woman police woman a woman attorney and a woman Judge

[@curtconn8149]

While that is noted is it really that of importance? Lets not make this anymore than it was a criminal trial for a murderer women abuser!

[@katrinabaker5139]

@julie fontaine and @ curt conn ...it is called "Poetic Justice."

[@curtconn8149]

@@katrinabaker5139 while that too is understood it really is of no importance now it is?. Would you make the same statement if all would have been men or persons who do not identify. Lets just stick to the importance of the verdict and the "justice" served. It is could also be argued that the female officer only assisted in the arrest or was present. She did not take him into custody a male officer did. If you want to be correct in your statement that is."Poetic" is not valid here now is it?

[@katrinabaker5139]

@@curtconn8149 You sound as crazy as Darrell. I would make the same statement if it was a man, woman, other, tree, plant, cat or dog. Guilty times 76 is Poetic Justice👏👏👏👏!

[@curtconn8149]

@@katrinabaker5139 oh trust me I am not "crazy" and the mere fact you would even put another person into the category as that person shows you are only trying to defend your ridiculous comment and only wish to attack. That reminds me of Darrell Brooks when he was "against a wall" . You do not like the fact that you have been called out on your words and comment. It has no bearing that the "women" were involved and stop trying to make it such. Many other people were involved in the investigations and arrest and conviction of this person. Stop trying to make it something it was not. "WOMEN" justice. It was not. POETIC Justice was done by all parties involved. The fact you try to make this a "women" control environment and justice is ridiculous. Guilty 76 times was made by a jury that consisted of both the male and female gender. You attempt to defend your original comment but you failed. You were wrong. Show me one "women" that did it all in the case. ? You are the one demonstrating a "crazy" behavior by trying to defend your nonfactual comment. GO I wait!

[@Bevan69]

Oh now we have the odd " is that fair to say" see where Brooks got his terminology now.

[@blackleague212]

His whole style was a mix of Zack wichow, Judge Dorow, and Samuel l Jackson.

[@NotDecided420]

"Mathboi" is going to have his moniker tested when he's given 6 life sentences plus whatever else they drop on him!

[@secretTarg]

Someone said the other charges total 589 years - so it's those years x6 life in prison without parole.

[@NotDecided420]

@@secretTarg 800 according to the DA. Plus 6 life sentences. ✋🏻🤣👌🏻

[@mothershelper1981]

Don't underestimate this creep. After having watch the whole trial and then to go back and watch this I can see the stage being set. He's sitting there watching them and listening like a hawk. He's absorbing everything and analyzing everything they are doing and saying. If you think about the whole trial everything he does is just copying his lawyers before he fired them, the prosecutors and the judge. He picks up on the phrases they use and the kinds of questions they ask and then he just follows that pattern throughout the trial. I think that they unintentionally gave him the hope that he could get off if he just asked questions like they did. It's uncanny the way he copies them. Watching one of the first days of the trial or even one of the hearings, the judge uses the term let me back this up and he used it throughout the trial. At one point the prosecuting attorney used the expression not, not, not, and darned if he didn't use it during either his closing arguments or his sentencing statement. I bet if things had continued he would have used the word Shenanigans and "sewn together" which the prosecuting attorney used in her final statements before sentencing. He didn't understand the concept of actually defending himself, he just thought he was supposed to ask all these questions of the witnesses to prove them wrong. That's why he thought it would be so easy and he could defend himself

[@lisettegarvin5030]

Didn't work but you're exactly right. He missed nothing. Copied phases and used all the work right down to the highlighted paperwork his lawyers did. I bet they wanted him to take the plea deal.

[@mothershelper1981]

@@lisettegarvin5030 Different things occurr to me different times. Often times some people would ask him to repeat his question which seemed to fluster him sometimes and also either Witnesses or the judge would ask him to rephrase questions and he seemed to have no concept of what that meant or would just repeat the question, often humorously clueless like watching a dense person try to communicate with a deaf person. The dense person thinks it all they have to do is repeat what they said louder and or slower and they will be understood. Same thing when some people talk to a person from another country. They think that if they just say it slower or louder that they will be understood. He has no concept what the word rephrase means. I said before that somebody needed to hand him a dictionary. Then it just hit me yesterday. He only knows how to read what is written in the paperwork that was handed over by his lawyers. If someone asks him to rephrase the question, he not only doesn't know what rephrase means but he also can only read what is written and can't turn it around to say it in a different way. But of course he can't admit that so he just gets ticked off at them and tells them how clear it was so that in his usual fashion he is putting the blame on the other person.

[@beautifuldisaster139]

he literally had their notes & questions all those boxes of papers he had w him at his table where from the public defenders aka his attorneys before he fired them they did all the work all he had to do was read their notes.. so he didn’t rememiebzre anything.. he literally had all boxes of their hard work to work with 🤦🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤡

[@mothershelper1981]

@@beautifuldisaster139 Yup. He had all their notes and information and potential questions but he didn't truly understand how to utilize them. He just asked them because he was supposed to but he didn't really know what to do with the information. He never seemed to be making much of a point except to try and prove them to be lying or incorrect. I would say he barely attempted to defend himself that he didn't do it. To him it wasn't really important whether he did it or not just whether he got put away for it.

[@LisaSimpsonRules]

He was more like a parrot: trying to copy them without substance. He finished the trial without understanding the concept of 'opening the door' and kept on arguing subject matter jurisdiction even after verdict.

[@brendarobson322]

It's so easy being a lawyer. So I'll just defend myself and for sure do a better job than any attorney. Hahaha

[@amberbaker7461]

In my opinion..he could have presented a defense and not acted the way he did. His actions in the courtroom towards victims and families was disgusting and didn't help him with the jury or judge.

[@robertmeade7642]

The only sane part of Brooksy's defense was when he had lawyers. That didn't last.

[@deanscott436]

Hmmm; no rocking side to side, no standing bent over with a knee in the chair; leads me to believe he just wanted to disrespect Judge Dorow because she's a woman

[@alley1433]

yes and she didnt have a firm voice. she helped him too much and doubled down on the chances to demonish him but she definintely went by the book.

[@naddygam6490]

How ‘bout a class action against KZbin for blasting my ear- Drums with LOUD ads

[@shayvidatv]

Try getting premium to not deal with any ads ever. It's definitely worth it 👌🏼

[@jclark2752]

It's interesting to hear the case presented by trained defense attorneys... They actually manage to create the slightest hint of a strategic argument. Too bad he wasn't paying closer attention at the time. (Or maybe not - he cretainly deserved the verdict in the end, it would seem)

[@challanger275]

I agree

[@shayvidatv]

I totally agree.

[@notthefather3919]

Too bad it wasn't convincing either.

[@butterflyray1]

He knew he wasn’t coming out even with these lawyers, so I believe he decided to represent himself purely so he could appeal, and use the reasons that he didn’t understand as he continued to do that throughout the trial. He never wanted to represent himself.

[@slactweak]

@@butterflyray1 Yeah but if he didn't really want to represent himself, why did he jump through hoops in order to be allowed to do exactly that? No, he wanted to represent himself because he actually believed the magic words that SovCits use could get him off scot free or, at the very least, delay the trial to such an extent that he would be able to find a loop hole to slip through. Notice, as SOON as he was granted the ability to represent himself, he tried for a delay because 3 days wasn't enough for him to "prepare" for trial. The judge wasn't having a bit of it and ordered the trial to proceed. When it became apparent that he wasn't going to delay the trial, he started trying for either a mistrial or trying to gain traction for a reversal on appeal. He even tried to advise the jury about nullification in the hope that they would not convict him.

[@maxbang1813]

Interesting that Mr. Brooks wasn't interrupting the male magistrate/ nor the male judge in his bail hearing. ( look up video). He never claimed "Sov. CITIZEN" BULL ish in this hearing. Part of his issue is a complete anger at women, authority, and rules. His murder trial was the most mind blowing thing ever. He actually deserves his guilty on all charges verdict. May God have mercy on him, may he never forget the people he killed and injured. He needed help LONG AGO, and for that his mother, sadly is to blame.

[@MimiDidi121]

He stopped listening to legit attorneys and started listening to jailhouse attorneys! Shows his lack of judgment! Well, good judgment!

[@MimiDidi121]

@@_TruthNationTv that’s hard to say. I like to paraphrase a verse in the Bible, with I want to be careful in the way, I judge people, because I don’t want God to judge me with the same measuring cup I tend to judge others. If I keep that in mind, it makes it easier not to be too judge mental.

[@kathymichael2323]

@@MimiDidi121 you do realize that Scripture was directed at Pharisees, who were judging people for doing the same things they were doing. People don't understand Scripture, and it gets twisted into a pretzel, and Satan wins because we don't warn or admonish people about sin. Anyone who has repented of sin has a duty to refer people to Gods word regarding sin. Also, it has nothing to do with emotion, or how we feel, and everything to do with crucifying our flesh daily, and willfully practicing self control.

[@R.M.3.14]

He swerved around cars and others to hit the grannies and the little girls. The vast majority of his victims are female. IMO it should have been looked at a little more closely to see if this was a hate crime

[@CALIGIRL702]

This man can't be helped, he's a narcissist! He's not sick! He purposely and intelligently knows what he's doing! He's a control freak! Sad to say I have an ex-husband that's identical to this man! This is not a mental illness. This is a man that is deliberate and absolutely knows what he's doing. There is zero help needed except for maybe an @$$ Whooping by someone bigger and tougher than he is, which shouldn't be hard because DB is TINY!

[@jeffjeffries8924]

We know he did it for a fact. Why is a trial even necessary?

[@thebluehotel426]

Fifth Amendment

[@Dytunck]

Because of Due Process and the Constitution of the United States of America. That is why a trial is necessary.

[@GivePeaceAChance12]

The rules were prior to cameras etc, I think we made want to look at making some changes.

[@varunhebli]

@@GivePeaceAChance12 The existence of trials is to ensure that innocent people also get a full and fair trial. It is to ensure that the granny who gets into a fender bender with a road rage is able to drag him or her to court and ensure punishment is handed down to the alleged road rager.

[@VJ-fm6vz]

Because everyone has the right to a trial per the Constitution of the USA. Did you not have American government in school?

[@BBlanco_]

Now I know where the "is it safe to say" came from

[@countryside2758]

This should have ended here with Brooks locked up for ever - But - months later it's over for him after many delays by him

[@Intimidator39]

Its really interesting to listen to the female defense attorney...sounds like she was making the case of "look at how bad this could've been"...

[@lancecampbell4323]

I was waiting for her to do the math and point out the mortality rate was only 0.02% so what’s the big deal

[@charlesswarthout1711]

It's kinda funny that the p.d.thought Darrell was good with them defending him I would of loved to see there expressions when Darrell told p.d he don't want them to represent him anymore

[@stacyhunt4783]

It’s odd that she gets up there and says I didn’t mean to kill anyone. Guess what Siri did sure he did. He meant to kill everyone. He was probably disappointed that he only killed six sadly.

[@laurie1065]

I know everyone is entitled to defense counsel and Mr Brooks is assumed innocent but some of the questions from the defense are ridiculous. “Not everyone that the vehicle hit died, correct?” Like a jury should find that fact to give reasonable doubt to his guilt. She couldn’t rub his back like he was a little child this time either since she wasn’t directly next to him. Oh, and marijuana use made him do it and he’s really sorry.

[@grannygrump7425]

Wonder if she's going to try and say it was self-defense. That these people attacked his vehicle. Give it time. I'm sorry for being salty about this but for God's sake these were old folk and children

[@Thekaydacap]

I understand that's their job but sometimes I hate the defense team. Bet if it was her relative she wouldn't rub his back

[@chrismeier3805]

@@Thekaydacap totally agree...I know it's their job, but defending these types of criminals is horrible.

[@abbynormal6457]

Kinda random but this just made me think of one of the most hate-able cringey defense attorneys - at least imo- was that woman that defended Jennifer rosenbaum if anyone remembers that horrible case. Omfg just bad.

[@maxbang1813]

Many of his victims were injured so badly, that the trauma units in that area couldn't keep up. He had intent and acted in blind anger. He has now been found guilty on all charges. The sad thing is that Mr. Brooks committed VIOLENT crimes long ago, jumped bail in 2012 and HE NEEDED HELP LONG BEFOE THEN.

[@LuvableAF]

Darrell looks exhausted here...and funny he was super quiet.

[@leesam3012]

Is he sitting there sleeping? 😳 Guilty‼️ Enjoy prison Darrell Brooks

[@SylviaWebberley-moonstars]

Yep he is sleeping cause he tuned out all what he did...

[@Time4Timbo]

Ive pretty much followed to whole proceedings. My question is - could he have gained a better outcome if represented by an attorney? To me, that doesnt seem likely!

[@shirleywiese5230]

I was wondering the same. He might of been able to plea a better outcome but would still be in prison for life just maybe not as many years.

[@LeeLee-tw2wo]

Remember they offered him a sentence, Thank it was life or 6 life sentences. He turned it down. So it wouldn't make ant difference at all. The state did offer that while he had the attorneys

[@LeeLee-tw2wo]

​@@shirleywiese5230He was offered a deal while he had attorneys. Don't think it would of mattered any way he went. Still would of got life never to see the outside of a jail.

[@user-mv5zt8qd9l]

They would have probably tried to argue away the first-degree charges and argued against intent. Around the 47:00 mark, the female defence lawyer gets the witness to testify that the vehicle did dodge some of the people in the parade.

[@ttrice98]

So she's why he kept saying 'is that fair to say' during his trial

[@jacquelinebeard3432]

That Defence Attorney has a very aggressive questioning manner and I hate that lazy CORRECT way of asking 🤔...yuk 😱

[@shirleywiese5230]

It was getting on my nerves too. I realize it’s how they are able the tell the story in the form of a question but it was so annoying

[@janeregan5283]

Where are microphones? Can’t hear even wearing headphones,

[@jeanettebailey3184]

I wish I could hear this one I have my volume all the way up 😢

[@leslieann54]

Why does the judge not admonish Brooks for not rising when the jurors come in & leave ?

[@2dronetek2]

I'm pretty sure he's strapped to the wheelchair he is in.

[@CM-OnMyWayHome]

@@2dronetek2 Any info on why he’s in a wheelchair?

[@2dronetek2]

@@CM-OnMyWayHome I read that the hallway the prisoners walk down is the same one used by the public so ALL the prisoners are taken to the courtroom this way. I also read that he refused to go into the courtroom.

[@CM-OnMyWayHome]

@@2dronetek2 Interesting! Thanks for the info.

[@robinminn271]

​@@CM-OnMyWayHomeit's to secure belligerent people for safety of others. And because he would not walk along

[@houiemdandani81]

Franchement l avocate de La Défense elle ne fait que poser des questions que le procureur a déjà posé.elle ne dit rien de spécial ni rien pour défendre son client!

[@stacyhunt4783]

You kidding me that he even paid for to stop showing him that well you know what you should see what he did he wasn’t grasping the fact that he was screwed aunt she’s unbelievable now I know why the victims don’t sleep in this case, but how does she sleep at night? Trying to get a murder free it’s Alex he deserves no lawyer.

[@SeamoosesFTW]

The people who advocated for his bail need to face punishment too, absolutely dispicable people.

[@ICD2012]

His mother bonded him out

[@whoseturnisit9733]

Janis She’s done it a few times and he’s jumped a few times. Mothers like that are responsible for guys like this. I am one, I learned quickly. Nothing criminal, but needed reigned in before he did. If you say NO, mean it. I hate defence, but they do it for a good reason. Watching this in October, and it’s amazing how hs demeanour is when he is getting his own way. Now hoping he gets full charges for all victims, cos he doesn’t care about anyone.

[@SeamoosesFTW]

@@ICD2012 He should not have been allowed bail with his previous offenses

[@varunhebli]

The existence of trials is to ensure that innocent people also get a full and fair trial. It is to ensure that the granny who gets into a fender bender with a road rage is able to drag him or her to court and ensure punishment is handed down to the alleged road rager.

[@tjohnson7811]

You mean judge who finally set it?

[@stacyhunt4783]

I can’t believe that his public defenders spitting the story that I will didn’t have a cop car ever you turn this is ridiculous. Maybe she should pray for her soul

[@blackleague212]

Brooks is sitting there looking like a pile of orange poop, but after the trail it’s clear he is on sponge mode absorbing everything

[@stacyhunt4783]

She just tried to say he wasn’t Darrell Brooks. She said ultimate the driver was arrested right she’s trying to twisted.

[@maryjuchnevicius7075]

I could never be a defense attorney...correct. ??😂

[@michaeld8635]

The judge wrote down every answer to the states questions. Not 1 for the defense.

[@slycooper759]

Can we bring back the death penalty?

[@nikkijayne4451]

No that would be to easy for him.

[@shayvidatv]

@@nikkijayne4451 exactly.

[@tjohnson7811]

Not in WI. They still set $500 bail for a convicted violent felon. All this could have been easily avoided.

[@priscillaastling8707]

Darrell claimed during the trial that there were no injuries parties.

[@lauradavis8949]

THERE SHOULD NEVER BEEN ANY BOND FOR THIS MAN AFTER HE JUMPED BOND THE 1ST TIME FIRST OFF IVE NEVER SEEN THIS IN MY STATE FLORIDA IF YOU DONOT FOLLOW RULES OVE A BOND IN MY STATE FIRST OFF NO BONDS MAN WILL TOUCH YOU BUT BEING THE BOND WAS ONLY 1.000 $ YES YOU ONLY PAY THE BONDS MAN 100$ ON THE CHARGES HE HAD THAT BOND IS REDICULUSE AND UNBELEVIABLE BEFORE HE RAN DOWN A PARADE HE WAS ON BOND FOR RUNNING OVER MIS PATERSON AN BROKE HER LEG ON TOP OVE ASSALTING HER THE BOND SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN A BOND PERIOD ON TOP OVE OUT OVE STATE WARRENT AND JUMPING BOND IN THE PASSED THE VICTOMS OVE THE PARADE AN EYE WITNESSES WITH PSTD FROM WITNESSES ING THIS HORRIBLE SIGHT SHOULD SUE THE STATE OVE WISCONSIN FORCEING THESE GUIDE LINES OVE ALOWING THIS MENNUS OVE A MAN TO EVEN BE OUT OVE JAIL TO HURT AN INTIMINATE THIS VICTOM ERICA PATERSON THESE LAWS IN WISCONSIN ARE WAY TO LAX AN EMEDEATELY NEEDS TO BE CHANGED EMEDEATELY

[@shayvidatv]

They definitely should sue because that low ball never should have been an option. Also, his mother had a no contact order against him and she completely violated it and so did Erika Patterson.

[@annjoseph540]

His mother is the one that paid his bail. And know what he did she continued to let him drive the SUV. And he did not have a driver's license.

[@GivePeaceAChance12]

OMG db gets his "is it fair to say" from attorney Keyes

[@taydon9549]

Now I see where he got his defense from the only problem is he didn’t know exactly how to use it, the lawyers defense was just to try and beat the INTENTIONAL charge aspects. His was just to beat any and everything that didn’t make sense lmao

[@patriciafoster3347]

Hopefully other channels will cover the trial. This one has had bad sound for MONTHS.

[@americanstrongg1289]

Nobody’s talking about this all over the news! The amount of human harm is horrendous. But the media can’t speak on this!

[@leslieann54]

When it acurred it was all over the news!

[@jamesplymire5342]

Public officials in Waukesha wouldn't talk about this case. They wanted to sweep it.

[@annmarie8073]

@@jamesplymire5342 No they didn't. Liar.

[@1dontknow4321]

It happened November 2021. It was all over the news, you must have the memory of a gnat.

[@jenniferruth812]

@@1dontknow4321 😂 “memory of a gnat”

[@Peanutsmama]

DARRELL looks like he's sleeping

[@Jp-bv8yw]

I hate the way she asks a question followed by correct? So annoying

[@shirleywiese5230]

She has to form it in to a question

[@mantra4612]

That's how lawyers ask questions on cross examination

[@CM-OnMyWayHome]

I understand the defense attorneys are just doing their job, but the tone and body language of the woman defense attorney is very rude and haughty. I rather enjoyed the judge’s response to her saying she didn’t want any of the charges read aloud.

[@tatianalonghurst5916]

Some major cases going on 2022

[@byronrobinson8633]

I just couldn’t be a slimy lawyer that defends people that everyone knows for 100 percent guilty for cash.

[@mtljmbTUBE]

Well, after that hearing, guilty, sentencing and millions saved to the tax payer. No need to draw this out anymore... abundance of proof, I 'd say.

[@MimiDidi121]

Is there a reason this judge wasn’t trial judge too?

[@DarkRogue107]

A. Most preliminary hearings are made by a separate judge from the trial judge. B. Defense can motion for a new judge for trial cases.

[@2dronetek2]

Maybe because he's a commissioner? 🤷‍♀️

[@shayvidatv]

@@2dronetek2 exactly.

[@misskelly007]

I heard DB had his counsel request a new judge

[@robinroush5146]

Cant hear...

[@88jeebs]

Sure sounds to me like she's minimizing what this monster did. I get that's her job but to minimize the death of innocent people is disgusting.

[@Ashley__Rose]

Criminal defense lawyers are mostly scumbags. This woman for his defense was RUBBING HIS BACK at his first appearance. She’s gross.

[@1dontknow4321]

This is just the bail hearing, it’s not the trial.

[@varunhebli]

@@Ashley__Rose The existence of trials is to ensure that innocent people also get a full and fair trial. It is to ensure that the granny who gets into a fender bender with a road rage is able to drag him or her to court and ensure punishment is handed down to the alleged road rager.

[@katrinabaker5139]

@@varunhebli Please stop copying and pasting this same comment.

[@monicagamm8633]

@@Ashley__Rose not sure your sweeping generalization is true of most public defenders… I know some who are good people… but it was really gross when she was rubbing his back at the first appearance. 🤮

[@Traceishere]

no sound again

[@kiwigirlNZ]

There's sound, but it's still pretty quiet

[@annielane1843]

Det Casey was a hall monitor in high school 🤣

[@amirahal-wehbi]

Hahaha seriously!!!! I’m not the only one that gets that vibe from him!

[@shenawmorales]

Mandatory sentencing stinks! Not having the death penalty really stinks!

[@stacyhunt4783]

She’s leading

[@larryparr3418]

😂 try to put this video in a high speed. This crazy guy barely moves he has no clue what's going on because he simple mind baffoon.

[@LadyMay2427]

One thing I never understood was how Detective Casey could be the lead detective when he was a direct witness also

[@Arguewityamama]

I believe that fact, was why he was made lead detective. Det. Casey was the first law enforcement officer to come into contact with the vehicle prior to the chaos

[@purplebean8989]

Tbf all arresting officers are a direct witness 😂

[@sawyerramos3113]

the defense is throwing the papers up in the air ..... the defense rests....

[@alias2364-t9y]

Mr Mercedes copy cat

[@kassidygean]

There's no denying he did it at this point. I am questioning his sanity and want a why, he deserves prison regardless and I know that he got it and that justice was served but I'm definitely wanting a why at this point.

[@ethanevans8331]

Hmm he doesn't look like an suv... fake news

[@jamesplymire5342]

Dum-Dum!!

[@beepbopboop7727]

Not the place for jokes.

[@nancyhindman7594]

Wiener

[@thewkovacs316]

pretty interesting how long they allowed him to keep his fake hair

[@judithdean8750]

The defence has nothing all she does is repeat repeat what the DA has already said how is easy is to be a defence attorney…. correct correct .. is that fair to say 😄😄

[@vitaliyjuterbog8912]

"Inspector, is the defendant an N-Word?"

[@ShanDysigns]

If they only knew what this trial would turn into. The only reason Judge Durow allowed Mr. 'Who is you' to defend himself was because she was doing everything she could to not give him any reason for appeal (although in many cases I think all upper courts would have thrown out any appeal).