I know he's a criminal but when he gets asked how long he's been on drugs and he says "long time" you can hear that sadness in his voice. Like he's lost all hope.

Do you think animals have rules..or do you think animals should obey certain rules ?

Do you think animals have rules..or do you think animals should obey certain rules ?

I have a certain amount of sympathy and empathy for criminal behavior. If you murder an innocent person/child or touch kids it depletes and you’re not human to me. Drugs or violent crimes? Well I have less sympathy/empathy for them but I still consider the human. It just makes me sad. Georgia legalizing drugs isn’t going to stop all this shit that’s for sure .

@revolver taco I'm right they may be still criminals but I'd like to point out that not all laws are good and some shouldn't exist at all. Breaking those laws that shouldn't exist makes you a criminal. And that's not even going as far as to point out the other criminal in the room which is the cop trying to manufacture evidence against him by finding out what time he got to his friend's house and what door he came out of when he was arrested so that they can skew the story in that direction. These people aren't investigators they're more like novelists. Their job is to make that story fit whoever they catch. Nobody gives a fuck whether they get the right guy they give a fuck whether or not they get a conviction. A closure on the case means money for the department which means money for the city and money for the state. Long story short it's all about the kickbacks

@revolver taco well sounded like you just learned that

@revolver taco well sounded like you just learned that

@whynottalklikeapirat I wasn't responding to you

@whynottalklikeapirat I wasn't responding to you

@Michelle Christine Yeah that was-uhm ... kind of my point.

@Michelle Christine Yeah that was-uhm ... kind of my point.

Being a criminal doesn't make you a bad person. Sometimes you find yourself in situations where you're forced to do things you won't normally do. Not all laws are morally correct and sometimes the morally correct thing is against the law. Home robbery is not morally correct, however, he felt forced into the situation. Heroin is one hell of a drug. It makes a person completely different. He needs a medical detox and metal help. I fully believe he would be an amazing member of society if he was reformed. There is no reformation programs in American jails. I have first hand experience of that

Surprise, criminals are people too, usually in a tight spot :P

Surprise, criminals are people too, usually in a tight spot :P

@revolver taco Being a criminal simply means you've broken the law and breaking the law does not equate to doing bad stuff. Law is manmade and constantly instrumentalized in the interest of a handful of people.

big surprise, criminals are actually humans

big surprise, criminals are actually humans

@M Pulverman says the one who keeps coming back.

@M Pulverman says the one who keeps coming back.

If I had known that this many people would get but hurt about me feeling for another human being and showing empathy,  I would have never bothered with it.

so what if hes a criminal :/ he takes drugs hes not stabbing ppl every which way :/

so what if hes a criminal :/ he takes drugs hes not stabbing ppl every which way :/

I think smokers can really empathize with him. Im not saying that he is rightfull to commit a crime or does not deserve punishment...but trust me, no one , NO ONE thinks drugs or any addiction is good to be in your life. Also...i felt so much mercy when he kept asking for sweets because when i want to smoke and i cant for some reason i tend to replace it with sweets, it has almost the same brain reaction and he just wanted to calm his nerves with coke. Sugar is a drug too, trust me.

You only hear sadness because he's sober.

You only hear sadness because he's sober.

@M Pulverman its called feeling empathy for another person and their experiences. Get off your high horse and try it some time.

@M Pulverman im fully aware of that. Which is kind of the whole point of my original comment.  Maybe when you grow up you'll be able to understand the things people white instead of looking for reasons to get offended on other people's behalf.

@M Pulverman okay fine whatever 🙄.  Im sure this guy is a saint and never did anything wrong or illegal in his life. <br>Feel better now that I've apologized for insulting your boyfriend?

@M Pulverman okay fine whatever 🙄.  Im sure this guy is a saint and never did anything wrong or illegal in his life.
Feel better now that I've apologized for insulting your boyfriend?

@M Pulverman yeah....its been my experience that logic doesn't actually work.

@M Pulverman yeah....its been my experience that logic doesn't actually work.

@M Pulverman well he admits to using illegal drugs so.....

@M Pulverman well he admits to using illegal drugs so.....

Worst feeling you can imagine. Very few people make it out.. I was one of the lucky ones.

Worst feeling you can imagine. Very few people make it out.. I was one of the lucky ones.

"Like he has lost all hope " that s what using drugs lead to :-(

"Like he has lost all hope " that s what using drugs lead to :-(

@matt snead yes, correcting a total stranger is always lighthearted, obviously.

@matt snead yes, correcting a total stranger is always lighthearted, obviously.

Also I was not even coming at you. At all! I am sorry that it came across that way. Truly I am. Have a blessed day.<br>-A

Also I was not even coming at you. At all! I am sorry that it came across that way. Truly I am. Have a blessed day.
-A

@Tyler Mudge congrats on your 4yrs! That is amazing and awesome!!<br>-April

@Tyler Mudge congrats on your 4yrs! That is amazing and awesome!!
-April

@jonsumoore they never had to pass a car either lol

@jonsumoore they never had to pass a car either lol

@Cameron Grant LMAO! It's not worth your time. You cant change the mind of someone who is so deliriously perfect. They just gotta win this dang argument lol. I said Good Day<br>-A

@Cameron Grant LMAO! It's not worth your time. You cant change the mind of someone who is so deliriously perfect. They just gotta win this dang argument lol. I said Good Day
-A

@matt snead I don't need to check anything lol. I don't break the law. And even if I had worn a bathing suit in Kentucky, that is in no way comparable to murder, which was the original "point" someone was trying to make. That none of us could judge a psychotic killer who took the lives of his young children as they begged him not to, because we'd all broken the law at some point. Instead of seeing how insane that statement is, you chose to try and correct me. That speaks volumes about both their intent and yours, as well as your characters.

@mydogeatspuke check your state and city laws. You wouldnt believe some. I read that in Louisville, Kentucky it is against the law to walk down the highway in a bathing suit without carrying a bat. Lol not sure what circumstances in life would bring you there but if it does, now you know.<br>So many laws are way out dated.

@mydogeatspuke check your state and city laws. You wouldnt believe some. I read that in Louisville, Kentucky it is against the law to walk down the highway in a bathing suit without carrying a bat. Lol not sure what circumstances in life would bring you there but if it does, now you know.
So many laws are way out dated.

@Głowa Bez Jeźdźca that was true sadness and regret! Trust when I tell you that. I am a recovered heroin addict. I have been sober now going on 6yrs. I was an addict for over 20yrs of my life. So much time, money, people, and love I've wasted. I didnt want to be that way. I hated that way of life. I wanted out. I wanted to be normal. I felt I could never be and that I didnt deserve it. Was I even worth it? I've tried so many times. It's pointless.
So yeah, when he said it, I heard and seen all that sadness,regret, and complete hopelessness, that wasnt said.
-April

As a recovering heroin addict thats been clean about 4 years, that statement hit home. I know the feeling of being completely trapped. Not wanting to do the bad things you do. But get so lost and dug yourself so deep that you don't see there being a way out. Feeling like a lost cause after so many failed attempts to get sober... It's sad stuff. I don't with it on even my worst of enemies

@Cameron Grant  @mike Grutt that's your opinion and you're entitled to it even though I disagree. Ill voice my opinions as I see fit regardless if you or anyone else thinks its "ridiculous " <- OMG dude you're ridiculously insanely creepy!

@Cameron Grant There is no point in you saying that unless it is in the context of a comparison. It is a ridiculous comparison even if you don't understand that you did it.

@Cameron Grant there is a difference between one mile over the speed limit and armed robbery. That you equate the two is scary.

@jonsumoore I never planned to do anything else...

@jonsumoore I never planned to do anything else...

@Mary Go Round yeah. Thats kinda my point.

@Mary Go Round yeah. Thats kinda my point.

Criminals are human beings. We are allowed to feel empathy for them.

Criminals are human beings. We are allowed to feel empathy for them.

@mydogeatspuke Sure thing buddy. Keep doing you.

@mydogeatspuke Sure thing buddy. Keep doing you.

@mydogeatspuke because you believe you are somehow a better person than the rest of us. Everyone goes past the limit at least once in a lifetime when focusing on the road and not the speedometer. Pretending not to have done it is ridiculous, unless you've never driven a car.

@jonsumoore how is it holier than thou to say I know how to look at a speedo? I don't speed. The speedo is there so you don't speed. Try using it!

@Cameron Grant no, you just said everything but those specific words, knowing you could feign innocence, which makes you disingenuous and you're well aware of it. Go away.

@Cameron Grant being a disingenuous trog doesn't make you cool. Also, primary school children aren't allowed to drive. You'd think someone with so much objective truth on their side would know that.

@Cameron Grant I never said I was 100% perfect. I said I'd never gone over the speed limit. Because I know how to use my eyes and look at the speedo. You seem awfully interested in whether it's past my bad time or I've had my afternoon snack for someone who isn't name calling or berating.

@Cameron Grant oh yeah you haven't resorted to insults at all lmao. Sad that you have nothing better to do than berate someone who doesn't break the law.

@Cameron Grant I never said it was fussing. You said I was fussing. STOP BEING SO WEIRD.

@Cameron Grant I never said it was fussing. You said I was fussing. STOP BEING SO WEIRD.

@Cameron Grant fussing? You're the one refusing to believe that I never went over the speed limit. Incredible how many people have selective memory on here.

@Cameron Grant lol because the only way anyone can display anger is by name calling. Obviously.🙄

@Cameron Grant lol because the only way anyone can display anger is by name calling. Obviously.🙄

@Cameron Grant i never said i was 100% certain, so you're losing your mind and raging at me for absolutely nothing. Be less weird.

@Cameron Grant how many times do I have to say that I'm not 100% certain but to the best of my knowledge? I've asked you for examples and instead you've just tried to attack me. Take your weird issues elsewhere.

@Cameron Grant I'm not misunderstanding anything. You asked a really clear question and I gave you a really clear answer. It's not my problem if the only way you can justify your own flouting of the law is by projecting your own issues onto others. Cars have a speedo for a reason, try looking at it more often 🙄

@Cameron Grant except they don't. Some people respect the law and appreciate rules.

@Cameron Grant except they don't. Some people respect the law and appreciate rules.

@Cameron Grant I've never done any of those. Got any more? I can say with almost complete certainty that I've never broken a law.

Most heroin addicts would get clean if they could, and if there was anything else left in their lives. Without anything else, they don't have the will to get clean even though they know the drugs make it impossible to have anything else. It's a really vicious cycle.

yeaa. right. and in the same moment you can see specific nervous foot clench which he did. feet are the most "truthtelling" parts of the body, which is very hard to control and "professional liars" usually don't pay attention to learn to control that part.
back to the topic:  he clench feet just after he said that phrase - it can mean, just as you think "great sadness" but it can also mean "yeaa, that sounded cool" - which was my first thought.
he's a junky, he lives from telling lies to normal ppl and he's professional after whole these years.
if you never knew that kind of ppl, then u can just believe me, but i don't expect you to.

@Cameron Grant okay. I mean I don't fully understand what your getting at but okay.

@Cameron Grant okay. I mean I don't fully understand what your getting at but okay.

@Cameron Grant oh don't get me wrong! I a low life, beyond all measure! I've done things that are unforgivable even by my own standards.  But I've met people on both sides of the law who were good, and people who were bad. But a criminal violates the law, not morality.  You have to remember to keep right and wrong, legal and illegal, separate.

@Cameron Grant not sure what law your going by but whatever makes you feel better.

@Cameron Grant not sure what law your going by but whatever makes you feel better.

@Caroline Costello no. But they are still criminals.

@Caroline Costello no. But they are still criminals.


How is it not known if he went to prison or not? If he did, there will be a record of it happening. No record, he didn't go. It seems pretty easy to work out.


lol Jeff was pissed when the cop said; "You couldn't have committed the robbery and not remember?"


Jeff is likeable since we don't know if the charges are valid or not. If it was proven that he actually did it then he won't be so likeable anymore


If he tells the interrogator that he's been a junkie a long time doesn't get him in trouble


"It's in your best interest to talk to me." That's just a flat out fucking lie.


Cop: you have the right to remain silent
Jeff: and I'll make use of that right
Cop: keeps trying to get hime to speak
🤣🤣


This is how be a user n still gracious under pains n pressure, I applaud his behavior, most act like gronks n give us users a bad name.


“Thanks for the coke”
“You’re welcome.”
LOL


How can they keep reading the rights over and over and not get in trouble if he hasn’t seen a lawyer still. I’m confused.


I know this is kinda irrelevant but watching him chug the cokes to get his dopamine receptors kicking from the sugar hits home so hard with my parents and I feel bad for this man


It should say "ANYTHING and EVERYTHING YOU say CAN and WILL be used to screw you over in court."


I feel like the antihero is over analysed here.

For me I just like them because they say and do the shit I would like to say in the situation but don’t have the balls


“Wham Bam. Thank you for the Coke.”

Boss level: 9001


Oh no, one of those 'here's the deal' cops! Lol! You knew this was going nowhere!


“Well, wish in one hand, shit in the other. See which one fills up faster.”


Cop: from where do you usually get Methadone?<br>Jeff: I dont. I get Heroin ...... 😄

Cop: from where do you usually get Methadone?
Jeff: I dont. I get Heroin ...... 😄


I kinda like that dude I know he's a junkie and all but I'm 100% sober and can still relate to him


Officer: »You have the right to remain silent.«
…
Jeff remains silent…
Officer: »Do you understand?«
…
…
Silence…


He understands his rights he didn’t even answer that lmao.


9:25 did they actually leave him in the room for five hours?


What part of “I want a lawyer “ do these guys not understand?!?


So, lets make it clear here.If I dont get my heroine in time, can I just stay on coke? And for how long? Can it be diet? What about pepsi?


HE ASKED FOR A LAWYER AND THE COP KEEPS TALKING TO HIM. WTF?!


The psychological torment that the police use against people in an interrogation could be considered cruel and usual punishment. The psychological torment that the police use to obtain confessions could also be used to throw out those confessions by having a psychologist come down and show how duress and fear tactics can be used to obtain a confession to just about anything.


"Wham bam, thank you for the coke, put me back in the cell..."  GOAT


He asked for methadone he gets a Coke. Him was like "Meh. Thanks anyway"


4:24 an antihero must have part of an arm missing too.


“Thanks for the coke.”

GOOD MANNERS FOR THE FUCKING WIN!


Am I wrong or aren't they legally not aloud to talk to him like this after he says he wants a lawyer???

Well, the lawyer is for legal counsel. He retains the right to silence regardless of whether he's asked.


The more he sits in that jail cell and starts to go through withdrawal the more he's willing to talk and they know that. BEING DOPE SICK IN JAIL IS ONE OF THE WORST THINGS ONE CAN EXPERIENCE.

Sugar helps with withdrawal so that's why he's all about that soda🤪😜


This was one of my most favorites videos


Being a heroine addict for that long is an accomplishment in itself.


“Give me your side of the story. Convince me.“<br>It’s not Jeff’s job to convince the cops that he’s innocent. The burden of proof is on them to prove that he’s guilty.

“Give me your side of the story. Convince me.“
It’s not Jeff’s job to convince the cops that he’s innocent. The burden of proof is on them to prove that he’s guilty.

@Alex Badillo What I mean is, my friend I know from there got busted for weed and coke and they legit let him walk home and he had to wait 4 months just to get a simple fine. If that was me I'd sure be laughing lol. I just find both ends of the spectrum a bit much, so it's not really me saying "oh he should go to jail" I just am stuck wondering how do you come up with something new to "break the mold". If it was heroine for instance like this guy, I'd really not want to ruin his life, especially since he shows so much merit and is all-together there. I think that instead of prison they should just actually try help them (nicer help than it usually is and genuine) get off the substance, and if they continue heinous crimes then actually lock them up. I just think there should be a balance between it all and instead of "jail or no jail" it should be a bit more.. thoughtful and tailored to the specifics. You get what I mean?

Basically I'm just stuck here with an empty thought on how you could mesh both ends together into something that isn't so heartless and robotic, but still remains pragmatic. I think the whole jail-scene should be ditched if it's apparent the people actually need their lives saved from themselves. They should take it from there if the suspect is showing the signs the video here underlines instead of trying to bait or gaslight them into imprisonment/incarceration.

@Spikedthenuke it's facts, the innocent till proven guilty routea has never been exercised. Otherwise you wouldn't be jailed before proven guilty or innocent

@Alex Badillo that's some messed up stuff :') sounds like bad lawyers/ greedy bastards to me

@Ben Wil Well here in New Jersey you still got to pay $250  And I don’t know no one who has won any case with a pro bono lawyer!  Are they want you to do is to take a plea deal so they won’t have to do no work!!

If you are In a interrogating room With handcuffs on you And they’re reading you you’re right the cops already think your guilty!!! All they’re doing is trying to get even more evidence against you!! I just knew that!!!!

@Alex Badillo don't you have pro deo lawyers in America? I can agree the prison system is a trick of the states to still have slaves though, America really is the disgrace of the west sometimes

@Thundercrack von Asswhistle Why is that laughable? That’s actually the definition of innocent  until proven guilty!!! There shouldn’t be no  in between that you’re innocent what are you guilty!!!!

Yeah, but he did JUST say that he had substantial evidence against him, but asked him for his side as well, either to actually get his side, or for Jeff to bury himself.

@Ben Wil And that right there is the problem most of Americans can’t afford A lawyer!! And if you try to defend yourself you’re guilty automatically because this whole system is rigged to get money out of you or send you to jail!!!

@sui Have you ever been arrested or did  time in America?

@Alex Badillo that is wrong. america is one of the few countries that i know where you're innocent until proven guilty whereas many other countries you are truly guilty until proven innocent

@Spikedthenuke When he asked clearly for a lawyer and we see multiple times for the next HOURS the police attempting to get a confession instead of leaving him alone until he has legal representation. They claim to have solid evidence he is guilty so they do not NEED a confession. Fun fact, a confession is 100% guilty and unassailable by the defense unless EXTREME duress can be proven. 2 Cokes? Yeah, he says anything he's gone for 15 to 20. AND HE KNOWS THIS!

Cops are trained to pressure for a confession, not to find the truth. I would be willing to bet not a single officer is out looking for more evidence or making sure they have the right guy at any time during this.

Sound about right, Alex?

It's an interrogation technique, not a legal demand.

@Alex Badillo that sounds like a holding cell and should be limited to 48h. If the police/state break the law you take them to court. It’s called the trias politica and is a foundational pillar of the constitutional state

@AMagicalTortoise guilty until proven guilty in the west.

yeah, you can do that, but if you want them to stop investigating you, you would have to convince them that you're innocent.

@Chance Gomm they had no evidence the fact the interviewed him so many times told Jeff all he needed to know. The detectives are good Jeff is even better.

@Alexander Erickson that “convince me” line just rubbed me the wrong way.

@Spikedthenuke blue lives matter pfp argument invalid

@Chance Gomm Except that he got off because they fuckin didn't

You dont understand how the law works lol

I'm sure they have plenty of witnesses who can actually remember what they saw and gave statements on him

@Alex Badillo It'd be nice if there was more discretion or something of an "in between". In countries like Czech Republic they let you go home for crimes and will take months to process it. While that sounds liberating it's also slightly laughable. There needs to be a revision that molds both concepts into one fair, singular thing.

@Koyi Chan It's interrogation techniques meant to expose the guilty. If guilty people think the police have evidence, then they'll be more likely to admit to their guilt. Unfortunately, innocent people can be caught up in the crossfire, leading to a Type I error where an innocent person is convicted

@Alex Badillo  Well , that cut deep my friend.  Why would wish a wife upon me?  Did I wrong you in another life? 😂

@Grow ByDoing you can keep the price give it to your wife for your anniversary!!!!

@Spikedthenuke from reality. A far cry from the ideals we supposedly hold on paper, ain't it? Take a look at the world, sparky. You'll soon see all the mud that stains our streets, and eventually realize that it's not actually mud.

@Alex Badillo ding ding…you win a prize.

@Spikedthenuke I lived it all the time I’ve been arrested and had to wait to see the judge before I was let  out or given bell! If I’m innocent until proven guilty why  am i in jail Waiting to see the judge?

Unfortunately in America we are guilty until proven innocent!!!


Smartest man I’ve ever seen in these vids


I hope Jeff sees this and comments what happened after this


‘You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand Jeff?’

Jeff: remains silent

Also - Deadpool, best AntiHero.


“I want a lawyer”<br>So where’s the lawyer?

“I want a lawyer”
So where’s the lawyer?


>Gets arrested and interrogated
>Drinks Coke
>Refuses to elaborate
>Leaves

@LONLITO TOO SWIFT do you think the multimillion dollar franchise that is Publix only exists in tampa fl. Jesus christ

Also detoxed for few days so got his tolerance down for extra few days too so you know he was tripping hard on that needle after getting released, not to mention the relief of not going to prison for life lol

Youve got the chance to say "refuses to elaborate any further" Wnd you missed it

Plot twist: Jeff is not a heroin addict ...but a Coke addict.

Looks like they fell for the "give me a coke and I'll talk" ruse at least twice.

Yep but he left without his Butterfinger the cops didn't keep their word so they're branch of designers cops. I tell you one thing I keep my word all the time and I'm prom and I don't BS anybody I say imma do something I do it I say I'm going to buy something buy it. I said  take him out for dinner I do it I don't flake out...


“wham bam thank you for the coke put me in the cell” will be jeffs epitaph


Written in feb2022 Jeff got off hard drugs still sold thc products across the Midwest went to jail after a long police chase (he had a mustang it was totaled I know this because cause he took me in like a lil bro ) he got out recently and works legally setting up Walmarts around the Midwest


3:28

"This is a character that lies, cheats, steals..."

Eddie Guerrero: "... Huh?"


Finally, someone who actually understands their rights and doesn't blabber unnecessarily

@maria aquino but even if you are guilty, there's a reason your rights are read to you. Don't say anything without a lawyer unless you want the harshest punishment


How is Jeff a mystery? This is 2022, someone’s gotta know. Shit, a whole lot of someones have to know.


Cop- Do you understand your rights?

Jeff- No

Cop- Pardon?

Jeff- Yeah


Jeff is smarter than they're used to lol


To be fair to “Bad Santa,” he was on his break at a shit job and a much more well off woman with no respect for his plight came up and naively expected him to act for her child. His response could have been nicer but I mean, come on.


“You have the right to remain silent”

Detective: “Do you understand”

Jeff: 😶

@godsent gg only as of 1 month ago? Eta: are we sure it's legit?

I was drinking water while reading this comment 🤣--- i choked on water

Detective: "hold on, you weren't actually supposed to do it"


Jeff has a youtube channel, and it's quite interesting 😂😭


Junkies always sound honest when they`re lying. Particularly heroin addicts. We all want to believe Jeff, and he`s a great subject for this channel. But, I would not be inclined to give Jeff the benefit of any doubt here. Lot of charisma and presence. I don`t curse him because he`s a junky; that`s just a sickness. But, he has to commit crime repeatedly to pay for the junk. It`s in the nature of the smack head. I like to believe he cleaned up. But then, I tell my kids that santa is real as well.


i love that they were literally discussing to each other and then suddenly
-thanks for the coke
-you're welcome

or the part when he says you cant drink it any more and then jeff says canti finish it with concerning voice and the officer just gave it back to him

The way he awkwardly downs it with the cuffs right after is hilarious

@Shadow Xxx It's mostly to initiate the psychology of reciprocation. I did something nice for you now you do something nice for me. It builds rapport.

The irony being Jeff knew damn well the "Nice" thing they wanted in return was to put Jeff away for what would probably be the rest of his life so said NOPE.

@jumpinjohnnyruss i think he meant arguing, but it was easy to infer.

Most writers couldn’t hope to make a back and forth half this good

@jumpinjohnnyruss yeah i didn't know how to express that, it's not my first language

Literally discussing to each other? What???

At the end of the day they both have empathy

Yes - it's like they are both acting in their harsh roles, but took a moment break to be decent, civil humans, and then back to their roles.

shows a glimmer of humanity on both characters


"Wham Bam, Thank for the coke now get me into the cell" Jeff


"so wham bam thank you for the coke, put me back in my cell" lmfao 😂 savage af


He got bigger Problems that time. I like how this Story ends.


Okay, this "suspect" is being coerced by the cops.  In which Southern State of Depravity is this "interrogation" being conducted?


Cop: “You couldn’t of robbed the place and not remembered?”

Jeff: “Fuck no”

@Cyn Hicks Its possible for anyone to commit a crime and not remember. The question garners no information whatsoever, and yet they somehow use it as evidence against you. If you say 'yes, it is possible for a human to perform an act and then forget' then that is considered evidence against you...

The scary thing for some of us is that we have done things we have no recollection of. Either told to us after or even recorded.

that cop was just a little bit more persistence away for this to be some weird reverse gaslighting bullshit


Bro is real smart for a heroin addict 😂 these cops got played


Jeff "How about that butterfinger you promised" <br>🤣 this guy

Jeff "How about that butterfinger you promised"
🤣 this guy


he's 6 ft 5 in, and weighting 153 lb! this man looks so skinny as hell. I just can't imagine it.


How many times does he have to call for a lawyer?


Jeff is a likeable character.  Seems like a person with potential if he had decent options.

Jeff is a likeable character.  Seems like a person with potential if he had decent options.

@Neko Kitty Cat not everyone has had the se options and choices and life u had and have.
It's called reality. I hate people that day "but if everyone else this and what if that".
Um yeah.. bad home life , bad relationships to life and others. Etc and morons putting all the blame and exuse on them .

@Greg Brogan exactly 💯. U have a beautiful logical brain 🧠. God bless 💕😘

@Greg Brogan exactly 💯. U have a beautiful logical brain 🧠. God bless 💕😘

hes white and according to many americans this is all you need to be a billionaire

hes white and according to many americans this is all you need to be a billionaire

@Johnathan - Yah, that's why I said "if he had decent options"

@Johnathan - Yah, that's why I said "if he had decent options"

@Greg Brogan no but his past will affect his future

@Greg Brogan no but his past will affect his future

@Johnathan - His past doesn't need to be his future.

@Johnathan - His past doesn't need to be his future.

@ChipCrit - Thanks!  Hope you are doing great too!

@ChipCrit - Thanks!  Hope you are doing great too!

@Greg Brogan Hey man just wanna say that as someone who can sometimes be judgemental just by labels. This story is a good reflection on the depth of things beyond those labels. I come from an EXTREMELY privledged background, my dad is an actual millionare. But I can still recognize problems with the system I've benefitted so greatly from and had good options from. Just like we can have some fucking EMPATHY for someone who didn't have as great choices. Hope you're both doing great.

@Fa Mulan Because the foster system do famously works in America

@Fa Mulan Because the foster system do famously works in America

@Greg Brogan I don't know Jeff half as well as you do....man if only the walls could talk

@Greg Brogan I don't know Jeff half as well as you do....man if only the walls could talk

@HahnsMantra - Oh wow.  How well do you know Jeff?  You sound like you grew up together.

@HahnsMantra - Oh wow.  How well do you know Jeff?  You sound like you grew up together.

@Greg Brogan when you make bad choices for your whole life...it's not like he just made some bad choices, it's in ones character. Look at the people who had everything.....and still made "bad choices" like the menendez brothers. You are who you are, no matter your upbringing it situations. The childhood I went through I should be a serial killer, at least that's what they all blame it on. This guy may not rob people, but his shitty life is all on him, I'm sure there were those who tried to help....and look where's he's at....hanging with a crowd that is always targeted by cops.

@Neko Kitty Cat So one choice leads to a life sentence of being a bad person? Harsh.

@Neko Kitty Cat So one choice leads to a life sentence of being a bad person? Harsh.

@Greg Brogan . I judge people for making bad decisions. No matter what circumstances we come from it's up to us to make good choices. We are responsible for ourselves and our own destiny.

@G B - You are incredibly judgemental.  You have no idea what his options were.  And even if he made bad decisions, those choices would narrow future options so that it is more and more difficult to change...  People can make mistakes and still need a break.

@Greg Brogan except he made bad decisions. You can always find good options if you make smart decisions.

@G B - It takes having decent options and then one can make a decent decisions.

@G B - It takes having decent options and then one can make a decent decisions.

@Christopher Anderson - Wow, good.  Sounds like a good path.  One day at a time.  Glad you are with wife and family at the holidays.  Please take care.  Wish you all the best for the holidays and beyond.

@Greg Brogan <3 Thanks!  For the most part, yeah.  Still have the addiction to the medication that keeps me off of the heroin BUT at least there's that.  It looks like Jeff is doing pretty well these days too so that's good to see.

I am spending the holidays with my wife and her family so I'm happy about that.

Merry Christmas to you and hope you are having a good holidays!

@Christopher Anderson - Hope you got back on track, Chris.

@Christopher Anderson - Hope you got back on track, Chris.

even a good kid can have their life ruined by heroin.  I would know, I was one.

even a good kid can have their life ruined by heroin.  I would know, I was one.

@Zach no -  Your language is telling.   It's interesting you say "it's easier to do wrong for short term gain..."  It shows you really don't understand "the most destitute circumstances".   In my "godson's" case, it wasn't "short term gain" but rather short term survival.  He would be thinking, how am I going to make it the next couple days or to the end of the week... and would worry about how to survive next week, next week.  You can't think of right choices when you are really on edge of not surviving the week.  He did go hungry at times.  And cold with no heat in winter.  That desperation really affects you.  As a 15/16 year old, these were what he saw as his 2 options when his father threw him out on the street: 1. live on the street trying to find some labourer work but the work wouldn't pay the bills so wouldn't get him off the street. 2.  deliver some drugs for a gang and have money enough to eat and have shelter.   I'd say that he "didn't have decent options".   And when you are desperate trying to survive, your mental state is quite different, you're not thinking about how this will affect my future.  You're not thinking about getting to university or a career... It's how am I going to eat today?  So until you have faced "the worst possible outcomes such as homelessness or starving" I think you should try to be a lot less judgemental and have a lot more compassion.  Even people who make bad choices can try to make good choices later in life.  They can be haunted by their past always making it more difficult to make good choices in the future...  When you get out of prison and no one will rent an apartment to you because of your past, again you are getting into a desperate situation.  My "godson" (recently released from prison) has just rented a far-too-big house for twice what he was hoping to pay because that landlord was the only one willing to rent to him...  and they made him pay a year upfront.

@Greg Brogan lol you made that entire story up lol

@Greg Brogan lol you made that entire story up lol

@Zach no  absolutely not
Having a simplistic view of the world that some people are simply evil and others are good is just childish life is more complex than this
I'm simply saying to look at things from Jeff's perspective and who knows you may have done worse than what Jeff did if you were in his shoes

@Jackson Cremean By saying someone "didn't have decent options" you are indeed taking the responsibility for their actions off their shoulders as you are implying they had no other choice but to do wrong. However, this is not true. Even people in the most destitute circumstances can make the right choices, it is just harder to as in those circumstances it's easier to do wrong for short term gain than it is to go the hard route for long term gains. This is basically the same for everyone albeit someone in a middle class or upper class upbringing usually doesn't have to worry about the worst possible outcomes such as homelessness or starving.

@Zetsumi - Hey - thanks for your comment.  Interesting...  it sounds like you were able to break your drug problem.  Would you mind telling me more about how you were able to do that?  Did you get and accept the help you mentioned?  Wish you all the best.

@Greg Brogan As someone who had a drug problem earlier in life, this can't be more true.<br>The longer you live like that, the more normal life skills everyone assumes you have atrophy, the more difficult it becomes to reintegrate. In a way, these kind of lifestyles are even worse than long term isolation - it's almost like rehabilitating someone who's lived in the wild like an animal. You need to re-learn basic things that everyone takes for granted, and it's not always easy to find someone who will teach a grown man to organize himself like they would a child. Nor easy for a grown man to accept that kind of help when it's offered.

@Greg Brogan As someone who had a drug problem earlier in life, this can't be more true.
The longer you live like that, the more normal life skills everyone assumes you have atrophy, the more difficult it becomes to reintegrate. In a way, these kind of lifestyles are even worse than long term isolation - it's almost like rehabilitating someone who's lived in the wild like an animal. You need to re-learn basic things that everyone takes for granted, and it's not always easy to find someone who will teach a grown man to organize himself like they would a child. Nor easy for a grown man to accept that kind of help when it's offered.

@Fa Mulan - When your own parents abuse you, how much trust do you think you're going to have in random strangers...  That was not an easy choice for him...   And again, you make a choice at 16 and it impacts your whole future...  He is really trying now to stay clear of any trouble.

@Greg Brogan thanks, man! All I can do is send good thoughts his way, but heck, I'm sure good things will come his way. All the best to you too! (I'll check his song out!)

@Mabi Thanks!  I appreciate that!  He is trying... But it's tough....  He had put a US$150 deposit down on renting an apartment about a week ago - that just takes the property off the market for a week to process his application.  Then his financial score came back in the red-zone, so he agreed to pay a year rent + security deposit = 13 months rent in advance = US$17,000.  They made him jump through hoops for a week to show that he had paid a US$150 outstanding fine that he hadn't realized existed,  and show he has finances available to cover himself for at least a year, etc.. All while the landlord told him he would be happy to rent to him.  But then yesterday when my godson was supposed to go pay the US$17,000 in advance, they informed him by email that they rejected his rental application.  Felt like a kick in the gut - even paying a year up front, he was still rejected.  It's hard on him - he feels like he's never going to catch a break.  I can't imagine his situation if he had gotten out of prison with no money like most people...  Really not easy...
But I'm really proud of him.  He is a such good guy and so talented.  When he was in prison he submitted a song to an arts contest (witn categories like painting, music, etc) - 1,300 songs entered and he took second/silver.  Not sure if you have spotify but this is the song  https://open.spotify.com/album/5DaZBcvLCtLpZrtVcwDjii
I think it's really good.
Thanks again for the good wishes.  Kind of you...  Wish you all the best too.

@Neko Kitty Cat so what? He can change now, he's forever doomed because he made a wrong choice? Of course in this guy's case he probably kept right on making those choices, but it doesn't mean he can't change. He just needs something better than the drug makes him feel.

@Greg Brogan I hope your godson gets a second chance, man. Hopes he find the best path for him.

@Greg Brogan I hope your godson gets a second chance, man. Hopes he find the best path for him.

@Greg Brogan Yes and then there are those that keep making bad choices.  And you don't want to be in their path when they do.

@breckoz - I have friends who have made bad choices, and even spent time in prison - makes for interesting friends.  LOL  Great people can make bad choices.

doesn't seem very likable to me..he's made some bad choices

doesn't seem very likable to me..he's made some bad choices

@Michael Coffman - Sorry - wasn't he INNOCENT of this crime??!!   So how does personal responsibility bring him in there?

Personal responsibility. He made the choices that led him here. NO ONE ELSE

Personal responsibility. He made the choices that led him here. NO ONE ELSE

I could see him being a dirtier Matthew McConaughey like actor 😂

I could see him being a dirtier Matthew McConaughey like actor 😂

@Claudiu Dan Maybe you're a little out of touch with the themes and progression's for the average adolescent in growing-up and coming of age in North America (Probably the entire world I dont know) over the last twenty some years.   It is not an uncommon experience to feel peer pressure as an early teen or young adult and for which, using alcohol or drugs is a common and usual reason for this.    Considering the range of ages for this demographic, purchasing alcohol is impossible so procurring drugs can even be easier for this group.   This was almost a guarantee some years ago, but at least the word is now out that parents should keep an eye on their prescription meds.   For instance when I was in highschool, it was much easier to find oxycontin than it was to find alcohol.

@Greg Brogan lol I hear ya man. Was just joking around referencing his solid investment in the crypto. Like we said before, no one knows other ppl's circumstances. That was actually a perfect example.

Might seem like a dumb splurge, but actually will save money and time over public transport.

@Matt Neal - Yah, not an investment, more a practical need where he is.  He got a 2013 used car.  I think it will hold some value.  He was spending too much on public transport - he really needs a car to get around...

@Greg Brogan good to hear man👍 Hope he keeps it up! Tell him he went from a great investment to a shitty one tho...cars are the worst investments ever! Might look nice, but eventually every car is worth zero.

Good to splurge on yourself every once in a while, sounds like he deserves it!

@Matt Neal - By the way...  I mentioned my godson/friend getting out of prison in a couple weeks.  Well...  He has now been out a couple weeks.  He is so smart...  He had just a bit of money when he went into prison - he researched, bought and traded cryptocurrencies - he did so well that he got out with a nice stash of money.  He hit one of those lotteries in life that you mentioned.  He really deserves some good luck now - and to be able to choose between nice options!  Today he bought himself a used Range Rover - it looks like a beautiful car - I'm so happy for him.

@Matt Neal - Thanks, Matt.  It really is frustrating to hear people say "He made his choices" with no understanding of what options someone may have had available.  I am also white and come from quite a privileged background.  But I have some friends who I admire deeply who really struggled...

@Greg Brogan  Greg gets it. It's a fucking shame too many ppl in this world just don't get it. They think everyone has the options they have/had, or at least something similar.

It's infuriating to hear about how anyone can work their way up outta the ghetto if they just work hard, because this ONE dude they heard of did it. Yes, those few ppl who make it probably worked hard, but they also likely hit the fucking lottery a few times along the way by meeting the right person, getting a lucky opportunity, not getting caught doing something wrong, etc.

I'm white, I'm relatively successful, I've worked hard...but I was 10000000% afforded way more opportunities than most people in the world. It would be very easy for me to tell everyone to just work hard, and if you're not successful then you obviously didn't try hard enough or are just a shitty person. But that's not how life is.

So cut people some fucking slack and get over yourself. I pray that everyone that has no empathy for people struggling in life get taken down a few notches and have to experience what it's like...that's the only way they'll learn.

@Neko Kitty Cat nobody was ever arguing that everyone is not responsible for our actions

@Neko Kitty Cat nobody was ever arguing that everyone is not responsible for our actions

@Jackson Cremean everyone understands who learn history. I don't want argue and push my opinion here, just want to say -we responsible for our own choices

@Neko Kitty Cat So you understand the situation of millions of people? Impressive!

@Neko Kitty Cat So you understand the situation of millions of people? Impressive!

@Jackson Cremean yes, but MILLIONS of people came from abusive families or unfavorable backgrounds and only a small percentage of them become criminals, so if help is "bad" in one place it should be good enough in another place if a person truly wants to change circumstances.

@Neko Kitty Cat your assuming there was help available <br>and not all "help" actually helps

@Neko Kitty Cat your assuming there was help available
and not all "help" actually helps

@Greg Brogan Check the description or the pinned comment.

@Greg Brogan Check the description or the pinned comment.

@The Primordial Logic - oh really?  What's his youtube channel?

@The Primordial Logic - oh really?  What's his youtube channel?

@The Primordial Logic , i hope for him look like a nice guy. Original OG i can see that.  How Man, everybody ho see and now , ... now man just that ! ;))

Well it looks like he's doing okay now. Has a youtube channel and everything.

Well it looks like he's doing okay now. Has a youtube channel and everything.

@Neko Kitty Cat - How do you know he had someone to turn to for help?   In this case it doesn't seem he did anything wrong.

@Greg Brogan  person with potential if he had asked for help, but he made a choice, the wrong one

@Greg Brogan  person with potential if he had asked for help, but he made a choice, the wrong one

@Daniel - I think a lot of people make bad choices in early life, often because they are in bad circumstances...  and then it's hard to crawl out of the hole you've dug.  And fewer people are going to give them a chance/opportunity to get them going in a good/positive direction.

I write this as my god-son is going to be released from prison in about 2 weeks, after being in for 2.5 years.  He is so smart, kind, thoughtful, handsome, charming, athletic, musically talented, amazing at picking up foreign languages, etc...  has so much potential.  But when his parents divorced - sisters went with mom - so he went with his father to take care of him as his father is a gambler and alcoholic - father would spend dole money too quickly and leave his boy hungry and without heat in winter.  He was then thrown onto the street at 15/16.  His mother wouldn't take him back because she felt he had chosen his father.  So to survive, he ended up in a gang...  once in it was hard to get out.  So that's what I was thinking about "a person with potential if he had decent options".


We're all heading for salvation or destruction no matter what.


Being told "You've probably heard these before haven't cha?" after being read my rights would have ticked me the fuck off too

@aa aa still was unnecessary to say tbh.

I’ve heard em on Tv so like, it wouldn’t piss me off

@Guytrash Gurtdog well yeah but he’s not wrong. It’s not like it’s news to him how many times he’s been arrested

@Moss Rocks that’s if you’re trying to be optimistic about what he said, I personally feel he most likely said that as a jab at how many times he’s been in trouble or something.

It's not even aggressive or a dig or anything. The overwhelming majority of people have just heard these rights before or are aware of them, you're literally watching a video and hearing the rights yourself, hence you would've heard of them before.

I've never even been arrested and I thought the same thing for a moment 😭🤣

that cop in particular has read him his rights before though, he's been in loads of trouble with the police, he's just tryna get him to talk


Cop::: you have the right to remain silent.
Jeff::: silent.

Released 12 hours later..
Yall see how that works?


"Wham-bam, thank you for the coke. Now put me back in my cell." 😂😂😂😂😂

After he already had 1 coke...

"When's this coke gonna be here? Or is that just a fairy tale?"

"It'll be about 2 minutes..."

Dude gulps the fuck out of it

"Does that taste good?"

"Mmmhmmmm 😋"

Wtf kind of interrogation 😂😂😂😂


Jeff has developed a cop BS immunity shield.


Officer: "You have the right to remain silent"

Jeff: "I'm gonna do what's called a pro gamer move"


"wam bam thank you for the coke put me back in my cell" lmaoooo


As for which one I believe I would have to say neither. Bottom line, don't talk to your enemies, don't give them what they want and they'll let you go. Most people hang themselves falling for that buddy bs when cops hide to give traffic tickets and have the power to put you where you don't want to be. If that sounds like a friend you need to be a loner. They aren't on your side so piss on em.


The first part when he read the Miranda rights was gold


This guy clearly still has his wits, he says last time they didn't interview him as much, therefore they most not have enough evidence this time. That's a great observation I didn't really think about.

Rick the Swift .....I completely agree with your analysis of this clip.  Right or wrong, at least your response is well articulated and not overly showy or even slightly rude.  I would rather have a coffee w/ you, I think our “stories” would make for a fascinating afternoon.  Not that you need or probably care, but I stand with your take on this clip.  Best wishes

( watch how fast the vitriol starts). Lol

@Rick the Swift Holy shit Rick how about finding a friend or two instead of writing dozens of paragraphs on Youtube of complete and utter fucking insanity?

I'd rather have a beer with Jeff than a guy like you, dude.

@Mishel R. If you truly are a professional as you claim to be, I'd highly recommend you making less assumptions in your line of work than you've made with me. You've said my words don't fit his profile, and I'm saying they do, yet all you can offer to back up your claims is that I have "bad blood against junkies", based on?

You see, some of my best friends literally are or have been "junkies", while many others I've known and loved have died from heroin use. Being a good friend, I try to be as real and honest with them as I possibly can and hope it's enough to save their lives. Sugarcoating or denying certain truths would only lead to me feeling as if I hadn't done my best to catch someone who's in the middle of a free fall.

Jeff 's profile is of one who seeks to self-pleasure as much as possible, while sacrificing as little as possible in the short term future. Part of the reason you stand up for him is because you find his behavior stimulating or perhaps even clinically fascinating. But this won't help Jeff. Even if Jeff does meet the right person who isn't afraid to be honest with him, he'll still likely die an early death while hurting many people along the way.
 Jeff knows this fact better than either you or I, but likely will never change his self-pleasuring/self-preserving course as it simply wouldn't fit his psychological profile that you have studied and promoted with all of your educational background and professional diligence.

EDIT: I'm sorry if my amateur opinion doesn't sit well with you, but just wanted to let you know I'd prefer you spare me the details of your professional qualifications and would rather appreciate something that resembles a logical explanation for your response.

@RJ Clark  I'm not sure what video you watched, but the one I watched we all can see Jeff didn't "try" to remain silent at all. Do you think those cops had some kind of magical powers to invoke his vocal cords into action? The reason he was in the room for questioning was because he'd made a deal with them and agreed to go there to be questioned- thinking he'd receive a coke and butterfinger for his compliance.

Perhaps you should scroll up and watch the video above in case you'd accidentally watched something else.

@Matt Murphy Actually no, I was growing my own weed before it became legal, and while I was there I was very cordial and only said thank you or no thank you for the most part. One of my old highschool classmates was one of the arresting officers, and he tried to apologize for taking me in, but I told him no apology was necessary for doing his job. After all he hadn't had any fault in the matter that I was aware of.

 You see, unlike Jeff, and probably unlike yourself, I am usually able to realize when I'm the one at fault. Was Jeff at fault in this instance? We don't know if he committed or aided in robbery. But, Has Jeff been at fault in the past for all of the other many instances he was arrested, and if so, was his demeanor in those instances cordial or compliant? Is it really his cordiality the reason why you all refer to him as "The Legend"?

@Rick the Swift haha stand true against what? A prejudice?. I could explain it as a clinical psychologist but 1) i really don't think you give a shit 2) it implies to have a scientist research and I don't give that freely because we'll it's my job. y<br>You just go there giving explanations like you were a professional, opinions based on prejudice, everything is always more difficult to study than an opinion based on your beliefs, but hey yes you stand true about your non professional opinion.

@Rick the Swift haha stand true against what? A prejudice?. I could explain it as a clinical psychologist but 1) i really don't think you give a shit 2) it implies to have a scientist research and I don't give that freely because we'll it's my job. y
You just go there giving explanations like you were a professional, opinions based on prejudice, everything is always more difficult to study than an opinion based on your beliefs, but hey yes you stand true about your non professional opinion.

Only good thing about getting in trouble is you learn about how the police work and what kinda routine they use when they don't have enough evidence on somebody and they need some kind of confession or slip up. It's always better to stay silent and get a lawyer if anybody might be in some kind of trouble.

@Rick the Swift Jeff tried remaining silent plenty of times and the cops continued pressing him after he invoked his right

Dope addicts are clever. They’re cynical.

@Mishel R.  Please do tell- what exactly is the profile of Jeff? And How exactly do I have "bad blood against junkies without reasoning beyond scope"? <br>Please enlighten a brother because from what I can see, my words stand true, while yours are confusing and based on?

@Mishel R.  Please do tell- what exactly is the profile of Jeff? And How exactly do I have "bad blood against junkies without reasoning beyond scope"?
Please enlighten a brother because from what I can see, my words stand true, while yours are confusing and based on?

Not so swift after all.. <br>And if we're talking swift, like the trucking company,  they're a fuckin wreck anyway..

Not so swift after all..
And if we're talking swift, like the trucking company,  they're a fuckin wreck anyway..

@Mishel R. hes one of those people who knows someone who became a junkie or a close family member became one so now hes on a self given mission to hate all of them meanwhile not knowing how it really feels being physically dependent on an illegal substance himself.

@Rick the Swift yeah we did and what you say doesn't fit the profile of him at all. You just have bad blood against junkies without reasoning beyond the scope.

Jeff was clearly just running his mouth because he knew he could get away with it and it would give him more clout with all of his junkie friends and followers. Jeff could have remained silent, but his antagonistic demeanor is likely the reason cops keep putting him behind bars. Sucks to be Jeff really. Probably didn't really think about that one either, did ya?

his withdrawal must have saved him you never know what would came out of his mouth that the cops could manipulate if he was super high.

Also dropping himself initabit tho but yh go on Jeff


Ok, lesson learned. If I’m ever arrested for anything, ask for an attorney and literally say nothing else until I get one. Got it.


Rule #1
the only word that comes out of your mouth is "Lawyer"
Cop asks: How you doing today?
Your Response: "Lawyer"
Cop: Why do you need a lawyer?
Your Response: "Lawyer"

Anything else... A N Y T H I N G
will be construed to hurt you in any way imaginable.
You say "the weather is beautiful"
They WILL use that against you. They WILL figure out a way.
They will also make up shit, and they are legally allowed to lie their asses off to you, and they will lie on the stand, under oath.

Go to your local courthouse and just watch this shit. It is insane.
I heard a DA say "I know your client is innocent, but I have a 99% conviction rate. Do you want to take that chance?"


He asked for a lawyer. Period. They should not have questioned him any further


Man I wish Jeff made it but i know what hes up against man


Makes you wonder how many innocent people are sitting in prison right now because they didn't have Jeff's awareness of the situation

us is the country with the most prisoners from 1st world countries lol freedom my ass

American prisons are a business. Businesses need workers and the more workers, the better the profit.

Way too many! It's not problem about "Jeff's awareness ". It's about police trying to push people into admitting to crime whether or not they did it or they not. Police don't care about truth. They just won't one little "+" for solving a crime! They really don't care even if they have completely innocent man and they know that, but when they have junkie as Jeff is they going in total "feeding frenzy" mode. 99%  of them assume if someone is heroin addict (or an addict of any kind)  he had do many crimes in his "career". Many of that coming from well accepted prejudice that junkies are all at least petty criminals and if they rot in jail it would be good for society.  I mean I don't know if Jeff is guilty or not. And I know that many junkies are in did petty criminals,  but this is not way system should work. I know that idea coming from good intentions "If someone is quality and there is no enough evidence... try to talk him into confessing to the crime." But that grows in something really weird and sick. When you have police persuading people into to confess to crime they didn't commit and they (police) feel good and get rewarded about it. Don't care much about fucking true! that is a big problem. Ouh, If Jeff is in Serbia there would be no filming and there wild be a lot of beating! So i'm not sure Jeff would stay "anti hero" or lying in jail for crime he maybe did not committed!

If you’re in that room. Their intention is to    lock you up. Facts be damned.

@Teresa Lynn let your people go? We should put everyone in the country into prison so that even the wealthy can see what it is truly like and change will occur. I feel like everyone should be put into prison for a minimum of 25 years and a max of 254 years, depending on age of course.

Lmao "I'll tell your p.o. up u helped me out"   "....that..doesn't mean dick"

@Jericko Doggo Absolutely!! The U.S. is only 4% of the world's population but we have MORE prisons than ALL countries COMBINED!!!! Very alarming!! More than half of all prisoners are caged for non violent, victimless crimes!! Let My People Go!!! Not only back to work but out of the filthy jails where they are held after being kidnapped, persecuted relentlessly by our government oftentimes in the opposition of truth to feed the monstrous prison industry that preys on the poor of society

Over 60% of incarnated Americans never went to trial and instead took plea bargains. Meaning instead of Fair Trial their Freedom was decided upon by pre court negotiation between cops and prosecutors and under resourced, over burdened, unmotivated Public Defenders. In USA you are fighting for your Freedom everytime you interact with Law Enforcement. By the design of the US Legal System, there are NO Good Cops.

In countries where a civil jury gets to decide, definitely a lot.


“ I know you did it!!!”

“How?”

“I don’t have to say 🤐”


"No, usually I'm the prick!" "You look like a prick!" ... too funny ... sorry, could not help to see humor in it ...


“Wham bam, thank you for the coke, put me back in the cell”


Cops: “You have the right to remain silent”

Jeff:

Cops: “What sort of sorcery is this?”

Epic comment. Might need to borrow that for one of my books.

LOL right??<br>Cops; Damn, apparently he was casting some kinda dark magic spell called the "paying attention" spell... we gotta figure out how to get past that... I mean goddammit, those rights are for US to cover OUR asses with by reading them out loud while he stares in a nonspecific direction and drools on himself! He's not supposed to actually listen and USE them! How does he expect us to illegally finger him if he actually USES the rights?? This ain't how it's supposed to go, this all topsy-turvy!

LOL right??
Cops; Damn, apparently he was casting some kinda dark magic spell called the "paying attention" spell... we gotta figure out how to get past that... I mean goddammit, those rights are for US to cover OUR asses with by reading them out loud while he stares in a nonspecific direction and drools on himself! He's not supposed to actually listen and USE them! How does he expect us to illegally finger him if he actually USES the rights?? This ain't how it's supposed to go, this all topsy-turvy!

I usually hate these screenplay format comments but I gotta give you props on Jeff's lack of dialogue on this one

I am absolutely fucking dead bro I read this comment as soon as that was going on and I couldnt stop laughing for at least 5 minutes


Crazy how you can get away with this in Cali but they prosecute this hard a couple states away


Whenever i wanna feel like a bad bitch, i try to think like jeff


Jeff's tactics works on interrogator to bring him coke .. 2 times !! A master at work :)))


Why were his repeated requests for a lawyer ignored? Legally, shouldn't all interrogation cease until that request has been fulfilled?

People in comments here have no clue about how the law actually works.

@Darth Obscurity Every cop tries to get you to waive your rights and give a confession. You have no idea about this subject.

LOL you think they're all on speed dial ready to JUMP when notified ?<br>HE has/had the right to remain silent---did he ?

LOL you think they're all on speed dial ready to JUMP when notified ?
HE has/had the right to remain silent---did he ?

@Donnie Gnar incorrect, requiring specific phrasing would be prejudiced. it's clear he is requesting a lawyer.

@clifton james No, they will not twist your words.  A clear, uncoerced confession with a signature is literally the only thing that holds up in court.  Even telling suspects "your cooperation will look good"  has gotten confessions straight up thrown out.

The amount of ignorance in these threads is fucking hilarious.

@Barış Doğukan Karakoyun Which would be construed as coercion, which is also against the law. LoL

@JustKeith You can't "try to get" someone to agree to waive their rights, that's literally coercion and any lawyer worth his weight in salt would get it thrown out without much more effort then the words 'motion for dismissal' coming out of his mouth.

@Will Mccauley exactly. Interrogators are super smart and will twist your words to either get a confession, whether it's true or not, or they will gain an advantage over you

Saying “I SHOULD ask for a lawyer” and “I want a lawyer and will not speak until I meet them” even if it seems dumb are somehow considered two completely different statements and they capitalized on him

Unless he agrees to continue without one, which he did in exchange for coke and butterfingers.

@NaySay Network what? If he asks for a lawyer they have to stop and get him one or at least counsel. Silence and phrasing of the question is not admission to guilt

It's about phrasing. "I want a lawyer." won't fly.

Unless he recanted his request for a lawyer.

Ex cop and ex jailer here. They can ask for a lawyer, and you have to end it. He did not ask for lawyer at first meeting--  they said he was under arrest and he said, Take me to my cell... Prisoner can ask to meet again, which happened to get a coke. He asked for lawyer in second meeting and it ended. But it may be a day or two to get a free lawyer. But then the prisoner can rescind and ask to speak the cop, which happened only so he could get his coke.  But the cop had to try to  get him to agree to waive his rights before starting over. Which he tried, but got schooled by Jeff. This went along fairly smoothly. The one time Jeff opened up and was yacking about his friend's dog and going out side and seeing cops, the cop stopped Jeff and tried to read the rights. So...?

@NaySay Network silence cannot be used as an admission of guilt, that would go directly against the 5th amendment

cops have a good knack for not consistently following the rules

@NaySay Network nonsense, you have a right to remain silent under your right against self incrimination and exercising that right cannot be construed as an admission of guilt.  The constitution is clear and the precedent is strong.

@NaySay Network Uhm no. There’s not a loophole. If a person asks for their lawyer, the interview/ interrogation stops until a lawyer is present. Period, and by law. Guilty or innocent, no one should talk to cops without a lawyer

@NaySay Network as wee as silence isn’t a pay to prove guilt in court

@NaySay Network even if he’s guilty he has the right to a lawyer. so i don’t see what your getting at there’s no “loophole” to him not getting a lawyer. if you mean something different can you please clarify further.

Not technically. Itll be a long response but there is a loophole to it, how he phrased his question and even his silence can still be used as an admission of guilt.

yes if he asks for a lawyer he has to have access to one. even in the case where he can’t afford one they have to provide counsel if he asks for it


I never defend any of the people in the videos, their crimes are insane. However, it's always funny to see a guy give it straight back to the detectives and their mind games.

Detective doesn't care how quick witted the suspect is, it's the suspect who has the chance of going to prison

@Jah Read yo that was interesting to read, thx

My point is this guy clearly isn’t some kind of vicious psycho path even if he committed armed robbery he probably had no plans of actually shooting anyone if they didn’t comply he just isn’t some kind of psycho murderer he’s a unlucky drug addict

burglary is insane? Uhhh...nah, that's a pretty common crime

I’m not advocating adopting a criminal mindset...but the average person on the street would be doing themselves a huge favor if they spent a little time studying a devoted, lifetime criminals approach to dealing with law enforcement. You see, the average person operates under the delusion the cops are their friends, people who have been sent out to do a service to the public. The average person believes that law enforcement officers do what they do as a service to them. This could not be further from the truth.

Sure, if you’re a cop caller...or have a delusional belief about cops being your friend...you might find yourself in a position to benefit from cooperating with them and/or helping them take control of the situation and it’s outcome. This, however is not proof that their intent, or motivation , is to do this as a service to you.

Police have only one primary motivation...and everything they do in their capacity as law enforcement...is driven by this motivation. The primary motivation of law enforcement is to find any reason they can to justify stripping you of any agency over your own life.

The police do not serve you, they serve the system. They do not give a shit about doing what is in the public’s best interests...they only care about the systems interests.

What system? The system of control which has the authority to completely take over your life and your ability to decide what is best for you and society as a whole.

Law enforcement has become a militarized arm of the government which has been given the mandate to conduct operations on behalf of the government against the public. Police officers are not trained to see themselves as working for you in service of your best interests. They are trained to see everyone as a potential criminal and if they make contact with you, it is as an agent of a system that sees your sovereignty as a threat. If a cop stops you to find out what you are doing or why you are doing it, they have already decided that you could be a criminal and will treat you as such. They do not care about making society a safer place, they care about maintaining the systems control over society.

This means that when a cop is questioning you about your activities, they are looking for proof that their suspicion about you being a criminal is correct. They do not care if you are guilty or inocent...they have already decided that you are doing something which justifies the system taking control of your life. They have already decided that you should not have the freedom to go about your business and that it is their duty to interfere with and stop you from making your own decisions about what is acceptable behavior.

Why is it important to realize this? Because until you realize this you will continue to hold the delusional belief that you can explain yourself to the police and convince them that there is nothing wrong with what you are doing and more over that they have no reason to interfere with your affairs. Until you realize this you will continue co operating with the police, thinking that this is in your best interests when in fact the only thing you are doing is giving them more “evidence” they can work with to justify arresting you and placing your future in the hands of the system.

There is only one course of action when a cop has made contact with you. Keep your mouth shut. Only do what the law requires you to do. This means if you live in a state with laws that give the police the right to compel you to identify yourself, then do so and nothing more. If you live in a state with that laws that force the police to have enough evidence of a crime to detain you before having the ability to demand identification. Then only ask them if you are being detained, and if they say yes, ask for what. Then shut your fucking mouth.

Unfortunately, in the militarized culture of American law enforcement...which sees you as its enemy...many cops view any challenge to their authority as a threat and it has become more and more common for police to justify taking violent action against someone for simply refusing to identify themselves when they are under no obligation to do so. Unfortunately many American law enforcement officers are either ignorant of the laws which govern their interaction with the public, or they operate under the grossly mistaken belief that their own personal suspicion is equivalent to probable cause.

It is because of this that one must be careful to read each interaction with an officer and base their decisions on how to interact with them upon. Their assessment of the officers level of hostility and delusions of authority. It’s better to hand over an id and live than assert your right to refuse I’d and die.

To combat this epidemic of out of control officers who labor under delusions of being all powerful and having unlimited authority over the public, I suggest all of us begin wearing cameras whenever In public which live stream our public activities to a cloud based file storage platform. Only by exposing the police for their violation of the very laws they are supposed to uphold, will we be able to generate enough awareness in the public to force the governments hand and demand that they call off their dogs.

This is the only way we will return the police to their intended role as public servants who act in the public’s interests and strip them of their role as soldiers fighting a war against the public.

you dont defend even the wrongly accused ones?

@Fishman Might want to ask the victim how they felt about having a gun pointed at them thinking he/she might die.

@br0z.  the police actually need him to aknowledge his rights so they can lock him up, he played it well

@WarlordofBritannia he is clean now. He didnt go to prison for the robbery, however he did go to prison for 2 years for violating probation. He doesnt mention when he decided to get clean tho

It seems like the only crime this dude committed was to himself -- drug addiction is pretty awful thing; if he hasn't gotten help yet, he should and I hope he does

@I’mActually Not a furry for me,even if he did it wouldnt matter.Because when you are an addict,you a victim.You need help,and he needed help 11 years ago when he started using till the day that he stopped.Addicts shouldnt just be placed in a cell doing life,they should get the help they deserve.Because no matter what you do as a state to a drug addict,he is already inside his own prison.And its not easy to get out

@I’mActually Not a furry its also refreshing after seeing countless idiots not call for a lawyer yet this guy does the right thing for himself and doesn’t dig a massive hole

He has cleaned up from hard drugs as far as I know and is making videos/music on his youtube channel

Same the only guy I defend is from the guilty until proven innocent bc he was obviously innocent

I get the impression that if this guy went clean for a few years he could wind up writing, directing, and acting in some knockout Hollywood movies.

@I’mActually Not a furry and he didn’t hurt anybody

He’s the one exception where I feel at least sympathetic idk if he committed armed robbery but he seems more like the friend that gets themselves into trouble vs the school shooter or the woman who murders people cuz crazy. Even if he did commit armed robbery he seems noticeably not malicious in nature by how he acted in the interview. And if he did it it seems like something he would do if he was maybe messed up on drugs and confused or something he did cuz he needed money. I can just see this guy isn’t a mean person by nature at least yeah he is a drug addict but that’s something that’s hard to quit


Jeff is already the smartest guy we’ve seen in this channel by immediately asking for a lawyer


I love this guy. He’s half dead and still more alive than most of the people I’ve ever met.

ryanrobin12  the fact that you find self-wit in that mocking tone is shitty.  I do hope you never have to go through anything like this.

We could all learn a lil something from Jeff ✌

@Rick the Swift yeah man.... it is so fucking brutal.  The media has so poorly portrayed dope addiction as some sort of thrill seeking type thing, rather than the mere struggle for moment to moment survival that it truly is.  Congrats on your sobriety, brother.  We gotta keep vigilant!!!

@Del Squacho FPV True that. I have a friends who were a couple and are still alive today, who were both on the verge of death from their intravenous use. They'd be so high, we'd think they were constantly going to choke on their own saliva. Often my buddy would lay in the shower for hours when he was having withdrawal. Their breaking point came when she almost died from o.d., while he was in another state getting the shit kicked out of him and left for dead in a dumpster by some dudes he thought he was buying from but ended up robbing him. When they came to their senses, they realized their 3 year old daughter had been taken away due to their neglect, and it was then they decided to commit to the help they needed for their daughter's sake, and to keep from going to prison. I'm sure it was an all out battle for them, just like climbing Mt. Everest is for the few who are dedicated. I agree too that sadly most heavy users won't likely have the mustard or discipline it takes to endure that kind of pain.

@Rick the Swift intravenous dope addicts, typically swirled with a somewhat frequent methadone consumption, can experience awful withdrawal symptoms for well over a month.   I dont know many heavy users who could/would ride out these withdrawals even though they knew they eventually would subside.  Light to moderate users, maybe.

I have heard about this guy and had to come and check out the video based on people talking about Jeff

Hooray for the bag head

These are mere tests to make you give up on a fellow man and when you do you will Pay handsomely no  ones better than anyone else
You reap what u sowe don't sell ur self for a  imagined future u will get what u eadned

@ryanrobin12 I think you like to use obscure words to feel superior. Sad.

That Guy I just noticed I didn’t even reply to you. You’re complaining about a reply to someone else. You high?

@CitizenSnips  I do and you do as well so...why you buggin? That's all you have. How I word things.  Petty really.  Anyway you are wasting your time I don't feel your clever so

That Guy I didn’t say typing errors. I’m saying you don’t know what the words you used actually mean.

@CitizenSnips thanks for the typing lesson don't remember asking but ok. Obviously you got what I ment so I will remain smug.  Your welcome for making you feel superior for typing errors after 20 mins of what you had on me. Nice

ryanrobin12 almost all of the words you used in that sentence were used incorrectly. I don’t think you should be feeling smug.

Rufus St. Hubbins two intellectual juggernauts, steeped in pontification, musing over the banal tribulations of an interrogation video of a recalcitrant heroin addict is quite a volley to witness...

Yeah and if he's this smart on heroine, he must be a freaking genius! Jeff stop the heroine!

King Bloo he’s just a human being, like you, but with a lot more wisdom, earned through pain you probably couldn’t comprehend.

Rufus St. Hubbins thanks. I was struggling to find the words for what I meant. It’s not a simple thing to describe, and people tend to get a bit touchy about addiction and drugs.

Jewels inSD okay then. What exactly did you hope to achieve with that comment?

@rufus st hubbins I read your comments, and although it appears you may have an over-tendency at times to engage in religious debate when one has not been warranted, which can be somewhat deafening to your own cause IMO, I can also respect and appreciate what you've said regarding the effects that withdrawal can produce having been an addict for most of my own life. And while I've probably snorted enough opiates in my day to have put down a train car of mules, I have never considered my self to be "steeped" in the opiate addiction as you have discussed. And while I also agree with much of what you say, having attended many re-hab type classes myself, I would like to point out that in fact many heavy-use addicts understand that their sickness and feeling of pain and despair will eventually pass without further use of substance.
 I just wanted to challenge what you've said regarding the feelings an addict endures when you said, "it’s like ripping off a bandaid that covers your whole body, where heroin was the bandaid and now within hours you now feel everything all at once. This completely shocks the body and puts you Into a hyperactive paranoid state mentally and physically all the while knowing in your mind it’s only going to get exponentially worse and worse as time goes on."
 You see, I believe it's this false feeling of "knowing" what is to come that causes many addicts to stray from sobriety and fix their problem with another dose. And while we may 'think' that the feelings of despair, sickness and pain will continue to become exponentially worse as time goes on, what really happens is that our feelings of withdrawal only continue to get worse for 'some' time, and then those feelings will in fact pass as long as the addict can remain clean for a long enough period of time. This in fact is what the addict must "know" if they are to get past their moments of despair without resorting to getting high. We must "know" that we can in fact exponentially get better/feel better as time goes on without use of drugs, and that only for a relatively short amount of time will we feel exponentially worse.
 Hope that makes some sense.

Gawd dang Rufus . . . you just made my whole day!! So glad you decided to chime in, your statement is so well versed, insightful, intelligent & just plain cool. Really glad I scrolled down on this one💕     Wishing you a lovely day & many blessings💋

Logan Harris thanks for the thoughtful response. I am speaking from not only someone who has went through addiction, recovery,  but now actually works in the field.
Let me elaborate on the heightened senses because empirical data may not emphasize the hyperactive senses to the degree of which it actually entails.
Let me explain it in perhaps a more relavant way; when you are steeped in a drug like heroin for yrs/decAdes/etc you are essentially numbing all pain receptors, as well as plethora of other receptors that basically puts you in a bubble of emptiness for the entire duration. Yet the addict preserves because he’s trapped in a security blanket that numbs feeling...And now imagine your supply is cut off from a short half-life drug..it’s like ripping off a bandaid that covers your whole body, where heroin was the bandaid and now within hours you now feel everything all at once. This completely shocks the body and puts you Into a hyperactive paranoid state mentally and physically all the while knowing in your mind it’s only going to get exponentially worse and worse as time goes on. The amount of hyper sensitivity is also directly related to duration of use. Hopefully that makes some sense.

And an elephant that doesn’t forget... to kill!

Rufus St. Hubbins thank you, I find your comment interesting and worth reflecting on, although I’m going to have to research the “heightened senses” symptom myself. Also, when I said Judgement and Nihilism earlier above, I only meant he seemed to appear rather flippant with the officers while he underwent due process (or Judgement)

Logan Harris he’s not detached from reality, especially as the interview progresses. Heroin has a short half-life and when your rock bottom and broke you are no longer ‘getting high’ you’re simply trying to not be sick.
But the main point is when you start withdrawl, not only are you removed from any ‘haze’, but actually end up with hyper-active senses; all are intensified, and not in a good way (initially). So, by the end of (and during) his awareness of was actually heightened compared to the Avg person.

Lastly, jeff knows exactly who he is.his horrible sickness that leads to horrible faults is the objective truth and he accepts this. You mentioning words like judgement and nihilism giving off the strong impression that you’re implying the Abrahamic God is somehow a missing key factor. Maybe I’m wrong and I can stand to be corrected..but if I’m right, I’d first like to say it is irrelevant and furthermore, baseless (I acknowledge the creator and not an atheist fwiw) in this situation.  And I’m def not implying he’s a good person or that the crimes he commits in fear of terrible sickness are somehow a lesser crime or bad action.

All I’m saying here is he seems to have a lot more philosophical substance than you credit. And I certainly don’t know where you get ‘nihilistic attitude’ from, as opposed to someone seeped so deep in the most physically addictive substance and rather than deny the size of the problem he fully understands and acknowledges the severity of the problem....which coincidentally almost all addicts in the downward spiral fail to do...AND is the 1st and biggest step of treating the sickness;not just identifying a problem but the literal severity.

He does have a funny rhetoric, but anybody can say funny shit in a situation like this. As long as their detached from reality in a certain amount.

In the sense that he accepts his self perpetuated fate with a nihilistic attitude? Or because he’s scornful in the face of his inevitable judgement?                                                    Those are almost the same, but I’d like to hear your articulation what justifies this timeline of cause and effect


So far, Jeff is pretty smart.<br>Be like Jeff, kids. Never talk to cops without lawyers.

So far, Jeff is pretty smart.
Be like Jeff, kids. Never talk to cops without lawyers.

@GarrisonFall you must either believe in the automatic assumption of guilt or that all humans are infallible. Just because you need a lawyer to competently defend your rights and your innocence doesn't mean you are guilty.

Don't commit crimes then you won't need lawyers.

Or better yet, just don't become drug addicts or commit crimes.

He knows that because he's been through the process before... being a criminal and all.

My kid read your comment, now he's addicted to heroin and coca-cola, THANKS A LOT BRIGIDA


This is hands down the smartest suspect I’ve ever seen on video. He doesn’t fall for any of the police question traps and asked for an attorney early on.  Darn good for a heroine addict

Yet they never gave him a lawyer and kept questioning him

To be fair, he’s been through the system multiple times. Probably knows most tricks, maybe watched some videos or something.


Life is horrible. But when Jim uploads it’s slightly less horrible.

WolfeSpeider you all should checkout  the channel The Chapter, the guy who makes the videos is Mike

Listening to Alice In Chains can brighten your day.

You are a true philosopher. At least in the comments section of YouTube.

Yes because when you try to understand rationally the psychologie of a human being you know how to avoid problems and maybe tragedies for you and your entourage. Thank you Jim for your very instructive lessons ! ^^

Life is only horrible if your attitude has decided that it is.

While JCS uploads are a welcome blip on the flatline of most day-to-day, most of the time it means we get to find out what is <b>more</b> horrible out in the world to show us.  (Yeah; as I think someone described: ironic.)

While JCS uploads are a welcome blip on the flatline of most day-to-day, most of the time it means we get to find out what is *more* horrible out in the world to show us.  (Yeah; as I think someone described: ironic.)

@ChompGod ...You meant "my day" right? :)  Only JCS could say if it was made by day or night or whenever.

Love the profile picture! Layne Staley is great :)

Dont say that to yourself. Believe me, you will be more happy.

Shit when Jim uploads it might even be bearable for a bit

I agree with the second sentence. Sorry things are rough for you, but you really can turn it around!

Cheers, buddy. Have a beer & let the horrible day melt away.

some people live paycheck to paycheck. we live JCS upload to upload


Jeff is probably the most likeable suspect I’ve ever seen. I really hope he is doing well.

@Joe Schmo says a lot about you, when more people like him and what he has to say than you.

Ill g3t myself lately  coz its already  been said   when   i calm down    not now thou  but  i  may as well  tell him  im not coming to jag

^^you're a bunch of crooks. lol let's see you not change your mind when you actually meet this dude

Junkies are usually good ppl unless they need dope .

@Dreamflying153 aw that sucks man, I'm so sorry. I hope you're doing well

Mirel Zamora So awesome! Thank you! I actually really like his music.

Jenson hey! Click the link 2 above. He posted last week!

@Dreamflying153 Rest in peace to your friend. I too had a male.friend like that not heard from him in 2 years I fear hes passed away in prison or still doing what he does

🙋🏼♀🙋🏼♀i wish him well too, the fact that it is about robbbery not murder or rape🙏

@D G Damn, I'm sorry for your loss. Addiction is tough shit to deal with, and its really hard seeing friends struggle with it.

@Dreamflying153 <br>Wow this dude reminded my friend that passed away 3 years this November. He was a miserable shit but he still had heart deep down n was such a character. He actuallh passed away from fentanyl od 1 day after being clean for a year

@Dreamflying153
Wow this dude reminded my friend that passed away 3 years this November. He was a miserable shit but he still had heart deep down n was such a character. He actuallh passed away from fentanyl od 1 day after being clean for a year

@Bobby Sands Thank you. I miss him, but he was in a lot of pain and I'm glad he's not anymore.

I had a friend that was very similar in attitude to Jeff. While being very frustrating to be around at times, I don't think I ever would have learned how to grow a spine if it weren't for him. He had a LOT of medical problems and a drinking problem, but he was the best friend someone could ask for. Unfortunately he died 2 years ago.

@Joe Schmo he may be but he has charm and that's all you really need to get people on your side

I like you more. I hope you are happy in your life.


“Why should I have to tell you the evidence that determines how you spend the next 15-20 years of your life?”


This is a form of torture. They let they waiting there for 2,5 hours. Is there a legal time limit that the person can stay on the interrigation chmaber? I mean IMm totaly fine when the person is guilty but when the person is not guilty its a real sad thing


So hang on ..you have the right to remain silent...definition of silent..no noise..so why do cops get agitated and annoyed when you remain silent as is your right...


Jeff murdered his family about a year later and is on death row


Although fictional I would love to hear your perspective on Tony soprano


no evidence, just wanted to bash someone into confessing... bravo.... anti hero with a badge


I don't know Jeff, but he is almost without question, in prison.


This is the longest coke ad that I've seen


"So what's your name?"<br>"My name is Jeff"

"So what's your name?"
"My name is Jeff"


That's officer just VIOLATED HIS RIGHT ,...he said he wanted a lawyer the officer keep asking questions


Jeff should be a cop.
1 police officer - let me read your rights... "you may stop talking when...."
2 Jeff - mute as a wall....
3 police officer - come on man you need to tel me what happened tell me your version
4 Jeff - mute as a wall.....

Heroin doesn't make you stupid.... just out of the normality.

This is the second best case I watched today 👏👏👏


"Wham, bam, thank you for the Coke, put me back in the cell." lmao


Do they give a person any type of meds going through withdrawals while in jail? Can a person die free withdrawals?


You ain't getting no dam confession out of me

Thanks for the coke
- Jeff


Jeff wasn't a legend. he was a person that understands you don't f**king talk no matter what. you have the RIGHT to remain silent!!


I'm pro Jeff unless he actually hurts someone.   If he is doing 15 hope he got that butterfinger


I like Jeff I hope he at least had a happy ending


Ever acknowledge that you understand your rights. They they can't question you. They have to get you an attorney.


That’s just made me really want a coke and I don’t even like the stuff. Should be illegal to interview someone when they’re withdrawing from heroin or any other drug. And they should sort a doctor as soon as someone mentions meth-done and not play dumb like he’s gonna have a regular doctor or afford healthcare in America…


This detective needs to get him his methadone


"Wham bam, thank you for the coke, put me back in the cell" 🤣


"The only reason I came up here was to get a coke."  😂


Oh damn y’all, im worried about jeff, hes a good guy, legend has it he knows the secret coke recipe, an wont tell no gd body, cause thats who jeff is.   🤣


Man was suffering from withdrawal and still came out like a gigachad.


We’ve studied the art that’s Jeff me and my 2 children 😂😂😂

         Legend


"Wham, bam, thank you for the coke. Put me back in the cell"


I can’t talk to you since you asked for a lawyer… continues to talk to him.


so fucking satisfying seeing someone use their rights they are read AHAHAHA


After he asked for a lawyer the questioning should of stopped


The Justice system is in dire need of reform. Has been for decades. There are behaviors that stem from a health condition that are criminalized by the system. We need to break these tabboos because that's just plain wrong.


Cop: “You have the rights to remain silent, do you understand?”<br>Jeff:

Cop: “You have the rights to remain silent, do you understand?”
Jeff:

Cop: No, this isn’t how you play the game.


Telling him it’s in his best interest to talk to them is kinda sketchy


Worth watching more than once.  Can’t help but like the guy.


Bottom line I don’t feel anything for arm robbers


"You look like a prick."
THIS 🤩 IS JEFF 😁👍

"You look like a prick."
*THIS 🤩 IS JEFF 😁👍*


If you ever end up in an interrogation room, be like Jeff.

@Jacob Criswell because bad people can where a badge

DozeMan You are so incredibly naive.  Life isn’t black and white.  So while you are coming clean helping the cops close the case, a politically ambiguous prosecutor may throw as much your way as they can to make a name for themselves. No, even if you are guilty, keep your mouth shut and ask for an attorney!

@Jacob Criswell Yer that's exactly what I'm saying. Google "police interrogation false confessions" there's a whole lot of examples out there and a whole lot of scientific papers as to why people confess to crimes they didn't commit. These detectives get it wrong, they believe they have the right man so they use all sorts of psychology tricks. Stay safe people say nothing, especially if you are innocent.

What are you saying that detectives gaslight people and try to force a confession? If your stupid enough to  tell the police you did something you didn't do than go right ahead. If I got interrogated I wouldn't give anything but the truth.

@Jacob Criswell you need to go and read about people who have been falsely convicted of crimes they didn't commit because of "evidence" they gave detectives during these interrogations. Reality is not everyone can handle it, some people say what the police want to hear to make it go away. Safest option is to not fall into their traps. Recent events show us police kill innocents. Just stay quite and l let your lawyer work it out.

DozeMan that’s EXACTLY what I’m trying say

@Jacob Criswell lol Yer because police have never used those tactics to draw a false confession. Police just want to close the case

Why are you guys are trying to get people and even children to stay quiet when questioned by the police. You are basically saying its OK to be dishonest and not help the police do their jobs and resolve the case.

shojimujo shojimujo Yeah lawyers tell their clients to remain silent because their guilty. So really your here defending guilty people of crimes and I don’t see why

@Stouthuyzen Bob I agree until u said they still show a human sign

@Justin Bohner Not only that but he's withdrawing from heroin. Tell your kids be like Jeff

Martin S. Yeah do that so the judge and jury see how u remained silent showing that your guilty

@Luna EB Say you count burger for real food? U iz a cat?

Say even less than Jeff. I want a lawyer is all that should be said. No benefit comes from speaking to the detectives at all.

Even if you're innocent and think "you have nothing to hide".

Except maintain eye contact and stay aggressive

Wouldn't having evidence of saying yes to something pretty much be "signing" something tho?

*if you ever talk to a cop, be like jeff

Minus the whole admitting to taking heroin thing.  And basically everything else he said.

@Stouthuyzen Bob<br>I just can't believe that you could be THAT naive. Or... Are you being sarcastic?

@Stouthuyzen Bob
I just can't believe that you could be THAT naive. Or... Are you being sarcastic?

@Stouthuyzen Bob In an interrogation, the cops aren't your friends, they're trying to crack you. A cop that's too nice to let their suspect off the hook would be off the force. It's nothing personal, it's their job, but that means you gotta do your best to keep quiet.

or your clever enough to outsmart the cops with youre story good together knowing what to say and play on their humanity works also pretty fine. cause mostly cops have still humanity within them

Exactly. No matter what. And I hope everyone hears that. <br>Especially young kids.

Exactly. No matter what. And I hope everyone hears that.
Especially young kids.

@Martin S. damned skippy! I just love the way he buttoned right up when the cop read him his rights lmao!!

Yep. Don't say shit, don't sign shit.<br>Just ask for a lawyer.

Yep. Don't say shit, don't sign shit.
Just ask for a lawyer.


The only reason he ever engaged with the cops was to get a coke


"Right to remain silent"

Jeff: "Say no more g"


6'5 so 195 cm, 153lbs so 69kg in understandable numbers. This damn outdated imperial system.


If you are ever placed under arrest, ask if you are under arrest, then either stop talking, or announce that you're going to stop talking... and then stop talking.

Just don't talk. Not to the cops. Not to anyone but your lawyer. Co-operate, but don't talk. Don't resist, but don't talk.