As someone who uses a wheelchair, I don’t consider it my job to police this type of situation. If someone is parking in a disabled parking spot then I would go into the shopping centre (for example) and speak to management. You don’t know who’s driving the car and what sort of person they are.

Also you have a right kinda because you’re disabled this guy isn’t

Lol so send some poor cart pusher to deal with the unknown danger.... nice

@Alli M. - You also don’t know if someone had a gun to defend themselves, so maybe don’t push them to the ground.

@MechMK1 No offense, but can't your relative wear adult diapers? There isn't always a bathroom around and he won't break the law this way..

@Crime Brûlée  exactly mfs that try to be “allies” be doing the extremes that don’t actually help anyone. like go vote on something about rights for people with disabilities. don’t shoot someone who is using the EMPTY parking space like it’d be different if a handicapped person was in the parking lot but there was no one even trying to use the spot. in that situation you just ignore it……….

I have had many instances where I have driven my disabled mother around and parked disabled. Sometimes my mother doesnt have the strength to stay in the store so will return to the car. My mother is only 45 and i am in my 20s so there have been a few times where i have been accused of "not being disabled" or "taking the spot from another person who needs it". But never have someone been this aggresive to me. It's really not that serious, nor is it your business to confront someone about it

@Sounds of a Silent Mind Indeed, but it's the result of the law mandating that parking badges are only handed out to people with impaired mobility. It really is a shame.

@MechMK1 That's very unfair for your relative. Incontinence of any type is extremely socially isolating for the person suffering. It's hard enough people with that condition to go out as it is.

Besides, there are people who may have a good reason to use a disabled parking spot without having a disabled parking badge. A relative of mine suffers from a strange case of bowel incontinence - essentially, he can't feel when he has to go to the toilet, until it's extremely urgent. At times, this means he has to park his car and go to the toilet in a store - and sometimes, the parking spot for disabled people is the only spot left. The riddiculous thing is that this is recognized legally as a disability, but due to the laws here, you only get a parking badge if your disability affects your ability to walk.

Alternatively, you can mount a minigun on either side of your  wheelchair and just start blasting. XD

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@Alli M. blessings bud Go apply for one though it’s a hefty fine

@Alli M. That must be annoying for you. I'm sure they could have handed out a temporary placard. Unfortunately, many people don't understand the reason why there are disabled allocated car parking places. Because a wheelchair symbol designates them as such, many people think that if you're not using a wheelchair or an ambulatory device, then you shouldn't use them. However, as you realise, they are put close to entrances of shopping centres so that people who cannot walk long distance can use them also. Having major surgery means the last thing you want to do is walk more than a minute to get inside the centre.

@Sounds of a Silent Mind and as far as "disabled" I can't really get a placard because it was not a physical handicap as much as a rough recovery from a major surgery. My recovery period is not long enough to warrant a placard.

@Sounds of a Silent Mind correct, ultimately this was a traffic violation not a life or death/ combative/ emergency situation. It's so sad all those lives were forever impacted by something that should have been at most a ticket

@Alli M. Exactly, you never know someone's situation. Not to mention, as someone with a disability that is evident and obvious to all, I get annoyed by always being labelled as it is. Subsequently, someone with a heart condition, for example, may not want to be labelled as disabled. It is just not up to the public to police these situations.

you never know someone's situation, so I definitely appreciate this. like I don't have a placard, but I just had heart surgery a couple of weeks ago and have found myself needing to do this for picking up medication or other small things

@UselessJr yup Don’t mess with those folks

Exactly! I am disabled and have a placard but I don’t consider myself the parking police. If non-disabled people want to be allies, being the parking police is not the way to do it.


I know this isn't a popular view point.<br>However, I think it's undeniable he could have been killed being pushed that hard blindside onto concrete.

I know this isn't a popular view point.
However, I think it's undeniable he could have been killed being pushed that hard blindside onto concrete.


surprise surprise the wannabe cop has German Shepard’s


Lemme guess... he fantasied for 26 years using that fire arm, day after day he tried to put himself in such a position where he could escalate a situation until finally he could shoot at somebody.

Just like Michael Dunn. His neighbour from a place where he lived before Satellite Beach said Dunn previously stated that he would want to shoot someone (or something to that effect).

Super Sonico what a waste of life. In many cities they shoot at each other at younger age 🤷🏻♂

@Dalion Heart What a drag. Here in Ireland, the cops don't even have guns.

Pretty much what he is, looking at his gun getting a hard on, thinking boy I cant wait to use this.. he had four prior road rage related incident where he threatened them with a gun. Even a mom and her kids.

You're exactly right. And I wish more people would understand this.

he really did hope for it. also pulled the gun on a mother with her two children. what a coward

If you notice, this is always the case...

The mind of 98.99% of gun owners. I know, I live in Alabama, the NRA's red-light district.


Interesting how his arm is so hurt he needs to use his shirt as a sling for it, but the moment he starts reenacting the scene from the floor he can gesture and all with it no issue....

@Poker Joker so the differences in feeling how to protect someone depend on legal contracts? That’s just silly come on man

@semaj yar and the cowardly bully and murderer who was not minding his own business is in prison where he belongs

i think he realized that and thats when he brought up his arm hurting again 😄 this guy is so pathetic and lame. "Should the video show him charging at you?" "It should" what do you mean it should?

semaj yar joking about and making fun of somebody who died for no good reason is absolutely pathetic there is something wrong with you, get some help

@semaj yar he made one unseen fatal mistake, does that really justify clowning on him?

@Poker Joker so you're saying, ones response to a slap to the face should be a shotgun round through the head?

Should a mistake or misbehavior cost you your life without any chance of improvement?

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@semaj yar If she’s not His Wife, she’s not His anything except His Turn.

@Сергей Владимирович Таборицкий It’s called DO NOT PUT YOUR HANDS ON ANYONE! You can’t do it or expect consequences. That’s just the way it is.

@Stacey Obrien he was injured so shut up about it

@Poker Joker a simple push and a murder are not comparable. <br>Imagine if you pushed someone and he shot you in the heart as a response.

@Poker Joker a simple push and a murder are not comparable.
Imagine if you pushed someone and he shot you in the heart as a response.

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@HELP!!! hOW dO InPUt uSeRnAMe? Yea, he was protecting his family, he had no way of knowing what that guy's intentions are. Could have easily been someone road raging. Simple fact is, you don't approach occupied vehicles in an aggressive manner like that, he's lucky he wasn't the one shot.

@Poker Joker Yes. I'm not condoning what happened. But the whole situation was incredibly dumb.

@semaj yar damn….I just seen you apologized …. I was going to delete my comment but that would be hiding my mistake. So my bad. Just got heated when I read your comment and responded with out reading any other comments. You apologized like a real one. My apologies.

@semaj yar shoving a man doesn't call for death. he clearly stepped away when the defendant pulled out his weapon, there was no need to shoot, he already made his point.

@commoguru What he did wasn't protecting his family. He blindsided a guy to the ground for being in a verbal argument with his spouse. An argument that he had 0 reason to believe was going to get physical since neither party was approaching the other.

If things had turned out differently and the other didn't have a weapon on hand, he would have been charged with assault.

@HELP!!! hOW dO InPUt uSeRnAMe? Negative, you can't fault a man for protecting his family from some random person who's intentions are unknown.

@Poker Joker Yeah agreed. They were both. Marquis didn't deserve nor was Micheal justified. A murd3r is a murd3r. But both parties were wrong in this one.

@semaj yar it's not like you can't talk about it. Just don't laugh about it.

@Shronk Woozonski you’re right people loved and still love that person i have no right to speak on another persons death, i am sorry i said that.

@semaj yar I agree that he shouldn’t have pushed the guy, but if you have a problem with someone parking in a handicap spot, you can easily tell someone in the store or call the police, it simple.

@Poker Joker facts don’t go around pushing punching a guy cuz he is telling your girl friend to park correctly, maybe if he would’ve acted like a rational civilized human being he would still be living but nope wanted to act out now look he got killed at a gas station lmao xD

Yeah! He forgot he was pretending his arm was soooo injured.

Let’s all agree Dumb met Dumber that day. Marquis made a Grave mistake putting his hands on someone even if Moron was yapping about a Handicap Spot. Think before you react goes both ways.


And to think, this could have all been 100% avoided if good ol' Michael hadn't started acting like a Karen 🤦🏽♀🤦🏽♀


"neutralize the immediate threat no need to go overboard"<br>bruh you fucking killed him

"neutralize the immediate threat no need to go overboard"
bruh you fucking killed him

@rat bastian When you lock a man up, take him into custody, make him dependent on you for his survival, it is a hit on YOUR dignity. The criminal, presumably, got what he deserved. His incarceration is not something you should revel in. Unless you're a psychotic and then you shouldn't hold such power.<br>Glockerton didn't deserve to die. That was tragic. Drejka got awarded what he was due from society, locked up. Correct and in line with the letter of the law and tragic. None of that dumb shit needed to happen.

@rat bastian When you lock a man up, take him into custody, make him dependent on you for his survival, it is a hit on YOUR dignity. The criminal, presumably, got what he deserved. His incarceration is not something you should revel in. Unless you're a psychotic and then you shouldn't hold such power.
Glockerton didn't deserve to die. That was tragic. Drejka got awarded what he was due from society, locked up. Correct and in line with the letter of the law and tragic. None of that dumb shit needed to happen.

@carpetfluff false, if you're going to "aim not at the center of mass" don't pull your gun at all.

@theninjascientist Exactly, you never aim your gun unless you mean to shoot to kill. It's a heavy responsibility. Warning shots are also illegal and you can be taken to court for shooting it in the air or at the ground etc. That's why in situations like these lawyers and gun instructors etc., always advice that you emphasise "my life was in immanent danger" because if the case goes to court then the prosecution can try and work all sorts of angles as to why the force was disproportionate to the threat. They also advise that if you do carry the gun and do follow through with using it in self-defence that you should always expect legal backlash in one form or another, it's inevitable. That's why you need to emphasise 'my life was in immanent danger' to put yourself firmly in the lines of self-defence and so the police and prosecution have no wiggle room to put you in a different category (e.g. manslaughter or homicide). The police don't care about who is right or wrong, they're there to fill quotas and to ascend the career ladder.

@free_live_free - No I've certainly never taken someone's life and if you think having you freedom taken away for something like that is tragic, THAT is psychotic to me. Analytical doesn't mean you give both sides equal treatment, in fact it's exactly the opposite - you give each side it's DUE treatment. The jury had all the facts, it's literally on video. Glockerton pushing Drejka over is a hundred times more justified in terms of defense (he was defending his family), and anything else you try and make up is flat out wrong. That's the end of it.

@free_live_free - He may have believe that, but the guy backed right off the second he saw the gun, no need to shoot.

@TheSirPrise Okay, so if you're always to aim for centre mass (interesting information btw, I didn't know that), you need to accept the fact that any shot can (and assume it will) be fatal.

@Bex Kroezen It's relevant because to justify the shooting Wannabe Cop had to believe that he was about to get his head stomped. As I said, that did not happen, so we cannot know.

Basically wants a pat on the back for not proceeding to kill other people in his line of sight.

@rat bastian Yeah, I don't think any one action in that chain of events was justified. It was all stupid crap that got real damn serious. I'm not defending either party. And I don't think it's psycho to look deeper at things. If it was my jury I would want some critical minds on the bench.<br>And yeah, it's a fucking tragedy that a man lost his life and a man lost his freedom. Maybe you've never had to take those things from someone. You can do it and it can be justified and you may have no regrets about it whatsoever, except that it is always an assault on your own dignity to have to take that from another. Leastways, if you're not a psycho.

@rat bastian Yeah, I don't think any one action in that chain of events was justified. It was all stupid crap that got real damn serious. I'm not defending either party. And I don't think it's psycho to look deeper at things. If it was my jury I would want some critical minds on the bench.
And yeah, it's a fucking tragedy that a man lost his life and a man lost his freedom. Maybe you've never had to take those things from someone. You can do it and it can be justified and you may have no regrets about it whatsoever, except that it is always an assault on your own dignity to have to take that from another. Leastways, if you're not a psycho.

If he hadn’t had a gun and the guy pushed him down then stomped on his head, would it have been warranted? Was the pushing for talking to the woman warranted? These things are rarely so black and white affairs. The tragedy remains that a man died and another man lost his freedom. But, all parties involved seem like assholes to me. That’s all I call them: assholes. I’m not calling them evil or malicious. It’s a grey area, and I have no more righteousness in me than the poor wretches in this incident.

@Bryan Flores No? He shouldn't have been shot either way

@rat bastian so if he got shot but didn't die then its fine? Is the problem that he died?

@jeremy mullens Why was it okay to shoot him over a push? Pushing someone harassing your family warrants the death penalty now??

@a1000island Just a regular kill not an overkill

@jeremy mullens Could've aimed at somewhere other than center mass then. The prosecution was right though; there was no reason to fire at all when simply keeping that gun raised had already neutralized the threat.

Yeah but he watched him run away. An argument could have been made that he didn’t want to kill him. Unfortunately he died but one bullet isn’t always fatal


everyone was in wrong here, she shouldn't have parked there, he shouldnt have tried to enforce the law without being law enforcement, the victim shouldn't have shoved him to the ground, and he shouldnt have opened fire.

@A No it's not. The initial trigger is this maniac starting a confrontation which he doesn't need to do.

@Music Life because its the thing that triggered the case to unfold

Who gives a flying F&%$ about the parking spot lol


I am not anti-gun but it is apparent to me that this guy has been looking for an excuse to use his cool Glock for quite a while.


When this first happened, I said that the case could go either way based on interviews/ confessions/ attorney/ and jury.
But once I learned he pulled his gun multiple times during road rage incidents, he lost all possible support from me.
Dude was looking for trouble and had an ego due to his gun.
I know dozens of people that have carried for decades. I think there is 1 that actually pulled on a person and that was home intruder. I my self have around 15 years carrying and have never pulled but some how this dude has used his gun 4 or 5 times as a civilian in roughly 25 years?
Nope. Nope. Nope.

@No Fux never said I was better.
I might have better de-escalation ability. Might have more situational awareness. Might have better common sense. Probably better training.
But I didn't say I was better than him.

This goes way beyond simple ego.  You have to have a twisted mind to seek an opportunity to put a hole through someone with the intent to murder.

Plenty of people get pissed easily.  Many more are way too prideful.   But to let it get the better of you to kill someone without cause, and also seek to avoid taking responsibility for your actions?  Evil.

@The PineApple definitely seems like he had an ego.
I am kind of surprised that after 4 or 5 times being involved in road rage cases that included his gun they didn't revoke his concealed license/permit.
Maybe I am just good at avoiding confrontation but I don't believe I have ever been in a road rage incident that goes further than getting cut off and having someone flip the bird.

If you can't control your ego, you shouldn't have a firearm


Why did they need a Buccal swab for a shooting.


Not once in my entire life have I even remotely considered getting on someone’s patreon but today is the day that changes. I’m officially addicted and ive burned through all your vids.

Like I said, he's got 24 videos on his patreon, I've watched them all. They're good, but for the amount of money he's making, he should be making wayyyyy more videos.

@mweil1 He has several more videos on his Patreon. That's the point. A lot of this type of content is restricted or demonitized on YouTube so by paying as little as a dollar a month you have so much more of his content.

It's not worth it. He's got 33,982 patreons. So he;s making $33,000 a month and in total on his channel he's got 24 videos. And I'm one of his Patreon subscribers. You're earning boatloads so make boatloads of videos!

Helen Maeve Smith - JCS is the only person i support on patreon

Helen Maeve Smith it's worth it for a month but he doesn't have lots more videos but yeah some more on there are good. It's only a buck def worth that

Debbie Pendleton there is a link in the video description. You pay a dollar a month for it I think. It’s worth it.

Sounds like he got you hook line and sinker. Gave u a taste and now your hooked. Luckily its JCS criminal psychology videos and not Jake Paul videos

Did you join Jim's patreon? I honestly would if that video at the beginning with the guy saying I didn't do it is there

@Molly Mellinger yeah just wondering what you meant about the term "vids" what did that imply to you

@Molly Mellinger <br>Lol, what a ridiculous comment.

@Molly Mellinger
Lol, what a ridiculous comment.

The only Patreon I’ve ever joined is JCS! He is brilliant and I can’t wait to watch him have his on show on the ID Channel someday or something! He’s brilliant!

Exactly what I thought, and exactly what I did two months ago. Utterly worth it...

Right, you use the term "vids" but today is the first day you consider Patreon...mmkay. Sounds a bit paid off to me.


im so glad this guy is locked up for 20 years