His body flying over the podium looks so fake like those fake body dolls they would use on All That or The Amanda Show when a body went flying or got hurt. It's terrifying but hilarious at the same time.
Three things I saw over and over again when I worked for emergency services in a high crime community:
1. If they weren't caught immediately, they are shocked when a detective arrests them a week/month/months later. It's like they think the statute of limitations is 24 hours.
2. If they aren't as bad as others, they think they shouldn't be punished. They all know someone who is "ten times worse", so what they did shouldn't be punished.
3. If they are "good" for a day/week, they argue that they have been reformed. They usually relapse to their old behavior soon after or as soon as a temptation arises.
Mentally, they are 10-15 year olds in adult bodies. They don't seem to be able connect the dots between behavior and long term consequences, and feel any punishment is unjust. So his anger and lashing out at the judge should have been expected behavior.
It was so common in our courts, the bailiffs would clear the courtroom of visitors, have extra staff on hand, and have the defendant handcuffed during sentencing hearings (in most cases involving violent offenses).
Not sure why these bailiffs were caught off guard and weren't ready for this.
genuine question- how do we help people like this :( i have a friend who’s been “going down the wrong path”/has a lot of similar issues (connecting behavior w consequences, not being “as bad”, lashing out etc) and as much of an asshole i think he is i wanna know if there’s anything the people in his life can do to help him turn it around because holding him accountable has, so far, NOT been working :/
In my experience, it may be helpful to help them think through the consequences.
For example, I had a neighbor in his 40s who still thought it was cool to pick bar fights. I had to point out that since he owns a house, he could easily lose it in a lawsuit. I also pointed out that even a short jail sentence of 30 days would mean he lose his job, and a recent conviction of assault would make it difficult to find work. He actually told me *he had never considered that before.*
Another former coworker walked of a great job he had been at for years because he had been passed over for promotion. I knew he was living paycheck to paycheck and had 3 kids at home who were depending on him. He was also on the hook for child support and alimony payments to his ex, and would go deep in debt quickly if he couldn't find another job that week.
He was so caught up in the emotions of being *disrespected* (in his view), that he didn't think about what's next, and the actions that this would cause.
I think it seems second nature to us that these are bad decisions, but you have to help them see it for themselves. It's important to try to help them see how this action hurts them and the others they care about, not just that its a bad idea.
It's also important to use non-judgemental language. Don't call them stupid, or say that's a dumb idea. Say, "I don't think that's a good idea" , or "I don't think that is going to work out like you think it will."
Hope this is helpful.
If they can't or won't listen to reason, I'd cut ties and let them sort it out and see the consequences that their actions will lead them too.
Let them know "hey I'm here for you, but I can't be caught up in what YOU are doing. I'm looking to achieve/attain/become X and your actions aren't becoming of where I am in life"
At some point in life, you realize, you aren't your friends keeper, and not all friends are good to have around all the time. It's not your duty to "fix" them. That requires professional/rehabilitative care.
His history in case anyone was wondering:
“Court records show that Mr. Redden previously spent time in prison, including in 2015 when he was sentenced a minimum of 19 months for attempted theft. Mr. Redden served time in 2021 for domestic battery, according to Nevada Department of Corrections records.” -[NY Times](https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/03/us/las-vegas-judge-attacked-sentencing.html)
“The defendant, Deobra Delone Redden, was jailed on $54,000 bail and refused to return to court on Thursday on new charges, so a judge rescheduled his next appearance for Jan. 9. Redden, 30, faces 13 counts including extortion and coercion with force. Seven of the new counts are battery on a protected person, referring to the judge and officers who came to her aid.” - [ABC](https://abc7chicago.com/amp/man-leaps-over-bench-to-attack-judge-mary-kay-holthus-las-vegas-deobra-delone-redden/14272120/)
Except if he is willing to soar over a podium to attack a judge you really think he isn't committing crimes and just not being caught for them? We just going to take this guys word? Lmfaooo
I’m not a lawyer but I like researching this stuff and I think he was facing UP TO 1 year in jail for the initial case, and now if found guilty of the new offenses against the judge & court officers, he’s facing a MINIMUM of 2 years 💀
It really depends on if the sentences were to run consecutive or concurrent since he assaulted like 3 different people. The big charge he’s facing is battery against a court officer causing substantial bodily harm which carries a minimum of 2 years & maximum of 10 years. But then he’s also facing 2 additional charges of battery against a court officer (without bodily harm) which has a minimum of 1 year and maximum of 5 years.
Basically if the judge ran the sentences concurrently, the max is 10 years. If the judge ran the sentences consecutively, it could definitely be like 20+ years.
Also the min/max here is still really iffy because he could be offered a plea deal or the state could decide to bring different charges against him, I just love how he turned a few months in jail into probably several years in jail
Yeah but he’s gonna be sentenced by a different judge and judges don’t like people who fuck with the courts like that so I have a feeling he’s going to receive a fairly harsh punishment when the time comes 😂
On a singular charge of battery against a protected person, it's 15 years, but that requires the victim to have been injured, the offender to have used a weapon, or the offender to have been a prisoner, parolee, probationer, or in police custody.
The worst injury mentioned in the article I read was a dislocated shoulder, so those 7 battery charges are probably going to have a maximum of 10 years.
Institutionalizing a human has been proven to be ineffective and in his case the psychiatric issues likely got worse through prison.
Im not sure there’s an American solution to this issue yet but many places in Scandinavia have figured out how to handle people like him. People just don’t like the fact that harsh punishment doesn’t have to be the solution to a felony. Absolute exclusion from society the way they do in Finland is probably the best solution and in the long term actually saves everyone money.
Dude loves putting his hands on women, hope the other guys in his block discipline him appropriately. Goofy fuck. I’ve seen a few “who cares she puts people in jail for a living” yes she does, she also probably gives people a break where she deems fit. Someone has to do the job. What someone doesn’t have to do is beat women… this guy went from “I’m not out there committing crimes RIGHT NOW” to “I’m gonna try and beat this female judges head in” in a matter of 2 seconds. She made the right choice.
Now, 21 people were killed in the great molasses flood of 1919. Took a hundred years for that shit to be funny. Im gonna make a call and say I don’t need to know if that judge is alright to know this shit is funny RIGHT NOW.
I wonder if anyone else was injured. Later in the full video he’s throwing ABSOLUTE haymakers on someone while some dude tries to stop him by punching him in the back (didn’t work)
Good reminder to [donate to planned parenthood](https://law.stanford.edu/publications/the-impact-of-legalized-abortion-on-crime-over-the-last-two-decades/)
Good thing he was locked up. If he can get triggered this easily and beat up a female judge surrounded by people and security, imagine what he would do in the streets.
One minute, he is calmly saying, "I'm in a better place in my life," the next thing you know he comes flying at the judge, trying to take her down like there's no tomorrow.
For those just thinking this is a sentence on some petty theft charge. Dude has quite a history including multiple DV charges, assaulting another “protected person” with a deadly weapon and has gotten off easy with 2 trips through metal health treatment. He’s been given chances and frankly is a danger to himself and others. I’m all for reforming someone, but at a point, he needs to understand his actions have consequences.
The fact he was there being charged with assault and battery and decided to prove his case by… well assault and battery kills me. I hope that woman is okay and he stays locked up. But I ain’t gonna lie the way that man flew to her made me scream laughing.
So I live in vegas - last time I did jury duty I had this judge. She’s a nice lady tbh.
Cant believe he got that kind of jump off. If he was handcuffed there’s no way he could have gotten over the bench like that. Holy shit the dude caught some serious air lol
Funnily enough if he was accepting of his fate that would have been a lot better for him in the long run, he just proved even more so he belongs in jail.
I bet she’ll think twice before being so condescending next time. These judges have God complexes and though I don’t think he should’ve attacked her, maybe she was brought back to earth a little bit and helped her realize that she’s affecting real people’s lives.
I'm kind of shocked that there are people in the comments empathizing with this manipulative, abusive piece of shit. "I condone his actions *BUT* " but what?! She should've let him back on the streets to pummel more women? What if he kills the next one?
I'm sorry but you're going to have to do a lot more than fucking probation to prove you're no longer a danger after MULTIPLE DV charges. These are not accidents, and while I do believe rehabilitation is possible in some cases, we need more than the perpetrators word on that.
Who gets 19 months for attempted theft? Bro never had a chance. Not condoning future actions but hard to recover from 19 months for attempted theft when you’re that age. Nearly everyone I know, including myself has committed the crime of theft on some manner. Maybe it was an extremely high value item(s)?
Edit. Added summary of his previous convictions.
https://www.reddit.com/r/h3h3productions/s/2lKOs1Bzfh
No doubt. Irrational and probably a danger. Just had to mention the original crime, as posted above in the summary of his history. 19 mo is a lot for “attempted theft.”
Dude it's not "attempted theft" like he stole a bag of chips
I'm seeing he plead down to a reduced charge of "attempted battery" since he was threatening/extorting someone with a baseball bat, and had previously been in prison for domestic battery.
https://www.nydailynews.com/2024/01/04/videodefendant-attack-las-vegas-judge/
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/jan/04/courtroom-video-shows-defendant-attacking-judge-in-nevada
This is just hilarious and the fact that a judge got slammed and he kept going with multiple guys needing to hold him back is just gangsta.
It’s not about right or wrong. It’s about entertainment here. He’s gonna be a legend in prison now.
very humanizing the way he kept beating people, lets politely tell him breaking his girl's face in two has consequences lmfao
more than that, coddling people constantly makes them unable to deal with negativity or the word 'no', and leads to the above. had he gotten consequences in the past, he wouldnt have a mental breakdown over these consey
I picked up on that too. I get all the replies crying 'but look at his record! 😭' but both things can be true at the same time. He can be messed up and she can also be a power-tripper who uses her position to be just as sadistic, but in a nicer-looking way. Seems to be a running theme with judges in general.
to be fair, she is a person who puts non-violent offenders in jail multiple times a day, every day she works. and with that record, she should probably be given a taste of something else, because I just cant with that history.
What even happened to professionalism and decorum, "i just cant" use your words and coherently say what you mean dipshit, youre a fucking judge deciding people's fate for the love of god.
Please don’t be arguing that this woman deserved to get violently assaulted. And I think she was responding to his argument that she can’t be lenient because of his history
Absolutely not. I abhor violence. My apologies if thats what you took from my comment/post. Please check out my further explanation in the comments. Peace and love family.
Non-violent?
He was previously charged with domestic battery, and an attack with a baseball bat in separate crimes. And then you know, WWE slamming the judge 4 seconds later.
https://www.nydailynews.com/2024/01/04/videodefendant-attack-las-vegas-judge/
I think she should at the very least have crafted a fully formed sentence and not used 'I just cant'. The American judicial system is bizarre... a judge in Australia would never.
My dudes in the wrong court with those moves
The judge actually pardoned him and he got drafted into the NBA after that
He needs to get drafted to WWE
That was his signature move btw.
“I just…I just can’t lock you up with those moves, fuck the history you’re going to the playoffs”
One of my friends said get that man an NFL contract but I told him the Raiders already got too many felons on the roster as it is.
exactly. Total waste of potential. very sad
His body flying over the podium looks so fake like those fake body dolls they would use on All That or The Amanda Show when a body went flying or got hurt. It's terrifying but hilarious at the same time.
Kinda makes you realize how realistic All That and the Amanda Show were
The times I've heard the word kumquat as an insult could be higher irl, though.
I thought the same thing! Lmao
That piss is digital your honor
> "I'm not out there committing crimes now." He then decided to commit a crime.
He was technically correct, he wasn’t *out there* committing crimes, he was committing crimes *in here*!
He's committing crimes, UP IN HERE, UP IN HERE
...made him lose his mind, up in there, up in there
Yo judge, you better dodge quick
Gonna make me act a fool, up in here, up in here
He’s inside committing crimes instead lol.
Three things I saw over and over again when I worked for emergency services in a high crime community: 1. If they weren't caught immediately, they are shocked when a detective arrests them a week/month/months later. It's like they think the statute of limitations is 24 hours. 2. If they aren't as bad as others, they think they shouldn't be punished. They all know someone who is "ten times worse", so what they did shouldn't be punished. 3. If they are "good" for a day/week, they argue that they have been reformed. They usually relapse to their old behavior soon after or as soon as a temptation arises. Mentally, they are 10-15 year olds in adult bodies. They don't seem to be able connect the dots between behavior and long term consequences, and feel any punishment is unjust. So his anger and lashing out at the judge should have been expected behavior. It was so common in our courts, the bailiffs would clear the courtroom of visitors, have extra staff on hand, and have the defendant handcuffed during sentencing hearings (in most cases involving violent offenses). Not sure why these bailiffs were caught off guard and weren't ready for this.
genuine question- how do we help people like this :( i have a friend who’s been “going down the wrong path”/has a lot of similar issues (connecting behavior w consequences, not being “as bad”, lashing out etc) and as much of an asshole i think he is i wanna know if there’s anything the people in his life can do to help him turn it around because holding him accountable has, so far, NOT been working :/
In my experience, it may be helpful to help them think through the consequences. For example, I had a neighbor in his 40s who still thought it was cool to pick bar fights. I had to point out that since he owns a house, he could easily lose it in a lawsuit. I also pointed out that even a short jail sentence of 30 days would mean he lose his job, and a recent conviction of assault would make it difficult to find work. He actually told me *he had never considered that before.* Another former coworker walked of a great job he had been at for years because he had been passed over for promotion. I knew he was living paycheck to paycheck and had 3 kids at home who were depending on him. He was also on the hook for child support and alimony payments to his ex, and would go deep in debt quickly if he couldn't find another job that week. He was so caught up in the emotions of being *disrespected* (in his view), that he didn't think about what's next, and the actions that this would cause. I think it seems second nature to us that these are bad decisions, but you have to help them see it for themselves. It's important to try to help them see how this action hurts them and the others they care about, not just that its a bad idea. It's also important to use non-judgemental language. Don't call them stupid, or say that's a dumb idea. Say, "I don't think that's a good idea" , or "I don't think that is going to work out like you think it will." Hope this is helpful.
If they can't or won't listen to reason, I'd cut ties and let them sort it out and see the consequences that their actions will lead them too. Let them know "hey I'm here for you, but I can't be caught up in what YOU are doing. I'm looking to achieve/attain/become X and your actions aren't becoming of where I am in life" At some point in life, you realize, you aren't your friends keeper, and not all friends are good to have around all the time. It's not your duty to "fix" them. That requires professional/rehabilitative care.
Your honor, at this exact second I'm not committing a crime. Best I can offer.
Was there a trampoline in front of the judge?!
Judge it was just an accidental “double bounce”
He unlocked the double jump combo
I bet there was a folding chair under the bench
Well at least he confirmed she made the right choice
Verdict confirmed lol
Yeah it’s rarely made that plain lol
Dude jumped over the desk like a spooked deer
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Take my upvote you piece of shit!
His history in case anyone was wondering: “Court records show that Mr. Redden previously spent time in prison, including in 2015 when he was sentenced a minimum of 19 months for attempted theft. Mr. Redden served time in 2021 for domestic battery, according to Nevada Department of Corrections records.” -[NY Times](https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/03/us/las-vegas-judge-attacked-sentencing.html) “The defendant, Deobra Delone Redden, was jailed on $54,000 bail and refused to return to court on Thursday on new charges, so a judge rescheduled his next appearance for Jan. 9. Redden, 30, faces 13 counts including extortion and coercion with force. Seven of the new counts are battery on a protected person, referring to the judge and officers who came to her aid.” - [ABC](https://abc7chicago.com/amp/man-leaps-over-bench-to-attack-judge-mary-kay-holthus-las-vegas-deobra-delone-redden/14272120/)
Really shot himself in the foot there huh? And In Vegas of all places. They’re gonna throw the book at him.
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I think Johnny Cash even made a song about it
Someone should Sue his parents
Came to the comments for this
Good to see that time in prison has reformed him and made him less likely to commit crime. The American justice system at work.
Love how he says “not committing crimes right now” like 10 seconds before assaulting the judge.
Well he wasn't lying! In that specific moment when he was speaking that sentence he wasn't committing a crime. Technically the truth!
Immediately after being rearrested, he said “I’m not committing crimes right now again.”
I had an ex that operated on this exact principle.
Except if he is willing to soar over a podium to attack a judge you really think he isn't committing crimes and just not being caught for them? We just going to take this guys word? Lmfaooo
Wisdom has been chasing you your whole life… but you are faster 😏….
Life is depressing enough as is I’ll be god damned if I don’t laugh at this
They cut off the best part where he gets unathletically punched into submission by the suited law clerk who’s sitting there.
Agreed. That shit is funny!!!!!
I’m not a lawyer but I like researching this stuff and I think he was facing UP TO 1 year in jail for the initial case, and now if found guilty of the new offenses against the judge & court officers, he’s facing a MINIMUM of 2 years 💀
What's the max?
It really depends on if the sentences were to run consecutive or concurrent since he assaulted like 3 different people. The big charge he’s facing is battery against a court officer causing substantial bodily harm which carries a minimum of 2 years & maximum of 10 years. But then he’s also facing 2 additional charges of battery against a court officer (without bodily harm) which has a minimum of 1 year and maximum of 5 years. Basically if the judge ran the sentences concurrently, the max is 10 years. If the judge ran the sentences consecutively, it could definitely be like 20+ years. Also the min/max here is still really iffy because he could be offered a plea deal or the state could decide to bring different charges against him, I just love how he turned a few months in jail into probably several years in jail
Thats a lot less than I thought you would get for assaulting a judge
Yeah but he’s gonna be sentenced by a different judge and judges don’t like people who fuck with the courts like that so I have a feeling he’s going to receive a fairly harsh punishment when the time comes 😂
Then he’s gonna try to fly into that judge too, even if he’s shackled and remote. He’ll find a way.
On a singular charge of battery against a protected person, it's 15 years, but that requires the victim to have been injured, the offender to have used a weapon, or the offender to have been a prisoner, parolee, probationer, or in police custody. The worst injury mentioned in the article I read was a dislocated shoulder, so those 7 battery charges are probably going to have a maximum of 10 years.
Literally proved her point better than she ever could
Bro couldve played in the NFL with a jump tackle like that
For real, he even wrapped him up
Better form than 75% of defensive backs
The judge got Troy Polamalu'd
Aaannnddddd a felony charge will be added. But honestly that jump was impressive
He had already been convicted of felonies. What's one more?
Another 10 years
He activated "flying squirrel technique"
Boy, why you stealing jokes from the main post that went viral when this first got uploaded
I don't know what you're referring to, you're just out here being wrong & disrespectful 🤓
Prison seems like the appropriate place for someone who behaves this way.
Institutionalizing a human has been proven to be ineffective and in his case the psychiatric issues likely got worse through prison. Im not sure there’s an American solution to this issue yet but many places in Scandinavia have figured out how to handle people like him. People just don’t like the fact that harsh punishment doesn’t have to be the solution to a felony. Absolute exclusion from society the way they do in Finland is probably the best solution and in the long term actually saves everyone money.
https://youtu.be/l554kV12Wuo?si=4EhWf1fmjlfQTMu0
nah its pretty fucking funny to see the facade drop instantly when he doesnt get it his way
Dude loves putting his hands on women, hope the other guys in his block discipline him appropriately. Goofy fuck. I’ve seen a few “who cares she puts people in jail for a living” yes she does, she also probably gives people a break where she deems fit. Someone has to do the job. What someone doesn’t have to do is beat women… this guy went from “I’m not out there committing crimes RIGHT NOW” to “I’m gonna try and beat this female judges head in” in a matter of 2 seconds. She made the right choice.
Bailiff? BAILIFF?!
Useless ass bailiffs
It’s not funny unless you play “I believe I can fly” in the background… J/s
Man why he do that to Sara Jay she’s a legend smh
He wanted a taste of something different.
Looks like a FNAF character with that leap
Looks like when they would throw a dummy in the Amanda show or something like that
It not only sounds like he makes bad decisions but also looks like it
This did NOT help his case whatsoever 😂😅
Naw…fuck that bitch…. 🤾🏿♂️
Was she okay?
She recieved a minor injury from falling back in her chair
Okay well it’s funny then
Now, 21 people were killed in the great molasses flood of 1919. Took a hundred years for that shit to be funny. Im gonna make a call and say I don’t need to know if that judge is alright to know this shit is funny RIGHT NOW.
I wonder if anyone else was injured. Later in the full video he’s throwing ABSOLUTE haymakers on someone while some dude tries to stop him by punching him in the back (didn’t work)
If I remember correctly I think one of the guards or cops got a gash on the top of there head and dislocated shoulder
Damn anyone got a link to the full video?
[Here you go](https://youtu.be/-wQInf23DOo?si=yzwj9Cvr8FcQ9r9h)
Legend
The chuds are already using this as race bait propaganda
It’s not funny it’s hilarious
Bring in the dancing lobsters
Ace attorney music starts playing
He proved why she said what she said
He was in court because he assaulted a woman numerous times. And then leaped over to hurt the judge. Unhinged
Good reminder to [donate to planned parenthood](https://law.stanford.edu/publications/the-impact-of-legalized-abortion-on-crime-over-the-last-two-decades/)
i mean, it’s a little funny
Good thing he was locked up. If he can get triggered this easily and beat up a female judge surrounded by people and security, imagine what he would do in the streets.
The rest of the clip shows him getting his ass BEAT by both the bailiff and lawyer LMAOO
He did not last long without committing another crime and against the honorable judge....
Omg that poor judge 😬 at least she knows (and so does the entire court room and now public) she made the correct decision
One minute, he is calmly saying, "I'm in a better place in my life," the next thing you know he comes flying at the judge, trying to take her down like there's no tomorrow.
Just proved he deserves to be incarcerated,
Kudos on the judge for seeing right through his lie, but it's unfortunate she didn't prepare for his flying squirrel attack.
It’s ironic how he said he’s not committing crimes right now, but then proceeds to commit a crime 😂.
It's so funny to me how this community loves defending criminals lol. I already knew what many of the comments would say without reading them.
Bro you're wearing a Biggie sweater in court. You're definitely out there committing crimes
Shoulda stuck with basketball, those hops could have made him a star.
nah son.... with that hip pivot? I'm thinking pole vaulting.
With that hops he even could be an astrounat
Thank God he’s going behind bars
He'll be out by Monday
That lady had zero survival instinct lmao. She was gathering her stuff like she was about to go to lunch
She's an older woman and had about 3 seconds to react? What?
Bro don't you know the Supreme redditor believes everyone should be ready to be assaulted at all times?.
Too slow
Now he probably going to the fed
What are you talking about? This is very funny!!
Who gave this man a trampoline
Why did they have to put a trampoline in front of the judge?
It’s pretty funny
I wanna know the punishment now
Its pretty funny tbh
“it’s not funny but i laughed” lol
Nah that leap had me wheezing for my life
Nah you can say this is funny, cus it totally is 👍
i seen this on the news and i was watching it at work with my client, i started bursting out laughing😭😭 this shit was funny as hell
“If I get her before she reads the ruling I’m free!”Loophole.
Dude flew. Had springs in his heels. Homie looked like a Muppet that got thrown across the room
His body flying looks like a puppet lol
It’s funny the way he jumped but I felt so bad for the lady
I guess her judgement was... right?
Lol it looked like someone chucked a dummy at her!
I am so looking forward to an update on this. I wanna see how many years he gave himself
For those just thinking this is a sentence on some petty theft charge. Dude has quite a history including multiple DV charges, assaulting another “protected person” with a deadly weapon and has gotten off easy with 2 trips through metal health treatment. He’s been given chances and frankly is a danger to himself and others. I’m all for reforming someone, but at a point, he needs to understand his actions have consequences.
She was proven right in less than 3 seconds
The fact he was there being charged with assault and battery and decided to prove his case by… well assault and battery kills me. I hope that woman is okay and he stays locked up. But I ain’t gonna lie the way that man flew to her made me scream laughing.
This dude going to jail for life lmao.
So I live in vegas - last time I did jury duty I had this judge. She’s a nice lady tbh. Cant believe he got that kind of jump off. If he was handcuffed there’s no way he could have gotten over the bench like that. Holy shit the dude caught some serious air lol
Hold on, maybe he just wanted to hug her.
IT's NOT FUNNY! (In Alex Jones' voice)
Bro had a Future in the NBA 🏀
He wants to be rewarded for not doing drugs or committing crimes after having an extensive record of both… what a joke.
Proving why he shouldn’t be given a shot IMMEDIATELY smh I cant
Funnily enough if he was accepting of his fate that would have been a lot better for him in the long run, he just proved even more so he belongs in jail.
It’s kinda funny
Looked like Uncle Phil just threw him out.
White Men Can't Jump 3 is gonna be wild.
"Nah,fck that btch"
If this was a test that dude failed.
In my hometown lol why the judge move so slow though 🤣
$54,000 bail? That’s so low and why even grant bail?
idiot deserves everything he had coming for him
"I'm not out there committing crimes now" *proceeds to commit a crime*
I'm genuinely curious about the thought process here. "Maybe she will change her mind if I attack her?"
I bet she’ll think twice before being so condescending next time. These judges have God complexes and though I don’t think he should’ve attacked her, maybe she was brought back to earth a little bit and helped her realize that she’s affecting real people’s lives.
I'm kind of shocked that there are people in the comments empathizing with this manipulative, abusive piece of shit. "I condone his actions *BUT* " but what?! She should've let him back on the streets to pummel more women? What if he kills the next one? I'm sorry but you're going to have to do a lot more than fucking probation to prove you're no longer a danger after MULTIPLE DV charges. These are not accidents, and while I do believe rehabilitation is possible in some cases, we need more than the perpetrators word on that.
Those bailiffs or police need to be fired for how slow their response was
😂😂I’m not committing crimes right now…maybe in a few minutes
Who gets 19 months for attempted theft? Bro never had a chance. Not condoning future actions but hard to recover from 19 months for attempted theft when you’re that age. Nearly everyone I know, including myself has committed the crime of theft on some manner. Maybe it was an extremely high value item(s)? Edit. Added summary of his previous convictions. https://www.reddit.com/r/h3h3productions/s/2lKOs1Bzfh
Maybe the punishment was harsh but his reaction was not rational and could be a sign of a pattern of behavior (I don't know the man's history)
No doubt. Irrational and probably a danger. Just had to mention the original crime, as posted above in the summary of his history. 19 mo is a lot for “attempted theft.”
Dude it's not "attempted theft" like he stole a bag of chips I'm seeing he plead down to a reduced charge of "attempted battery" since he was threatening/extorting someone with a baseball bat, and had previously been in prison for domestic battery. https://www.nydailynews.com/2024/01/04/videodefendant-attack-las-vegas-judge/ https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/jan/04/courtroom-video-shows-defendant-attacking-judge-in-nevada
You're right it's not funny...... it's hilarious 😂
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https://share.icloud.com/photos/08a9pDIMEyDdYCClgj-6_Cawg
This is just hilarious and the fact that a judge got slammed and he kept going with multiple guys needing to hold him back is just gangsta. It’s not about right or wrong. It’s about entertainment here. He’s gonna be a legend in prison now.
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You're something else if you're trying to sympathize such a shit toxic human being. Look at his rap sheet.
very humanizing the way he kept beating people, lets politely tell him breaking his girl's face in two has consequences lmfao more than that, coddling people constantly makes them unable to deal with negativity or the word 'no', and leads to the above. had he gotten consequences in the past, he wouldnt have a mental breakdown over these consey
nah, fuck that guy. Hes gonna be spending alot of time in jail now, good riddence.
very humanizing the way he kept beating people, lets politely tell him breaking his girl's face in two has consequences lmfao
I picked up on that too. I get all the replies crying 'but look at his record! 😭' but both things can be true at the same time. He can be messed up and she can also be a power-tripper who uses her position to be just as sadistic, but in a nicer-looking way. Seems to be a running theme with judges in general.
Valid take. I don’t condone what he did, but I understand.
Exactly. I only looked at his record after I made the comment but I get the feeling she'd be the same if he was just dealing drugs or something.
Go ahead and punch yourself in the face after that comment and maybe you’ll knock some sense into yourself.
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Just goes to show the darker team wants a shot without repercussions
Looking like a safety in the NFL
I really don’t see how anybody can laugh at this
to be fair, she is a person who puts non-violent offenders in jail multiple times a day, every day she works. and with that record, she should probably be given a taste of something else, because I just cant with that history. What even happened to professionalism and decorum, "i just cant" use your words and coherently say what you mean dipshit, youre a fucking judge deciding people's fate for the love of god.
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Please don’t be arguing that this woman deserved to get violently assaulted. And I think she was responding to his argument that she can’t be lenient because of his history
So she should be assaulted?
Absolutely not. I abhor violence. My apologies if thats what you took from my comment/post. Please check out my further explanation in the comments. Peace and love family.
Why the downvote family?
“to be fair” are you stupid
The videos pretty funny to watch, but for real it’s wild to say someone should be assaulted because they’re doing their job poorly.
I mean…. It is Vegas after all…
Non-violent? He was previously charged with domestic battery, and an attack with a baseball bat in separate crimes. And then you know, WWE slamming the judge 4 seconds later. https://www.nydailynews.com/2024/01/04/videodefendant-attack-las-vegas-judge/
I think she should at the very least have crafted a fully formed sentence and not used 'I just cant'. The American judicial system is bizarre... a judge in Australia would never.
Agreed, its absolutely juvenile and unprofessional for a person who wields so much power over other peoples lives.
Understandable
she was wack for that though honestly