At the end, prosecutor <b>keeps</b> calling the victim Michael McLogdan😒

At the end, prosecutor *keeps* calling the victim Michael McLogdan😒


I feel like all of these criminals are named Michael


Crazy stepped back was not in no threat and waited a few seconds after drawing his gun to shoot.


Shooting a man this way is unjustifiable and deserves to be punished severely. But I think how the victim pushed him in the first place is also very aggressive and potentially dangerous (if you hit head first on the ground). I think this triggered the shooter for revenge.

Its called the man assaulted him and got shot in return. The one who died is a criminal


Right hand - left hand handshake is the most revolutionary technique we've seen in this series so far. I'd be getting anxious just from how casually both officers just went with it.

Saiyan Buu his arm seemed fine during the part when he was waiting in the room by himself at the beginning. It wasn’t until the police were there and he tried to play it up like he was so injured he could t use his arm as a defense for shooting the guy.

He hurt his wrist because of his own damn gun. He looks ridiculous using his shirt as a sling for a damn bruise.

@Saiyan Buu his arm was not injured it's a sympathy card he knew he fucked up lol

@Saiyan Buu Jim always elaborates on all these unique techniques cops use to get a suspect to reveal info. The joke Latenight made is that this was one of those neat techniques.

Kendo I don't get it then lol, he's got way bigger problems than a handshake


It's clear that once he was shoved to the ground, Drejka was going to get kicked- possibly by more than one person. The dead guy only backed-up when he caught a glimpse of the gun. This all happens within seconds. It's difficult to imagine your state of mind when you've been tackled to the ground by an enraged person. What would you do?... Oh, and don't park in the handicapped space; being black isn't a disability.


Just watching this one cause I wanna watch wrath of Jodi but don’t have the time lol good stuff sir


"the color on the video is off" oh so I guess since the color is off he didn't shoot the man since it wasn't in HD.


that defense attorney was absolutely terrible. reminds me of the one in the bee movie


I’m surprised nothing was mentioned of him faking an arm injury. When the detectives are out of the room he moves it completely normally, then when they come in he cradles it and says he can’t even shake hands with that arm. Then a minute later he is signing his name with that arm

@C PA yea, they think it’s gonna get them sympathy I guess? Even if he was injured they dont feel sorry for killers, especially ones lying to them taking them for fools. Reminds me of the creature who abducted Elizabeth smart whining that the detective tapping him on the arm was assault.

@Devin Watkins I guess if you’re over 70 or amish or Mormon it is.

@Mary Beth uh, they are saying they broke their arm and could sign their name. The shooter didn’t have a broken arm or any actual injury, so I think they were just showing if you can sign your name with a broken arm then you can do it with a mildly sore one.

I thought he said "Left hand" because he was left handed but he drank with the right hand. Bruh

Many of these videos show the aggressor trying to act like a victim

having them sign the paper is a tactic, its such a routine thing to sign your name that people who are faking hand/arm injuries just do it, not realizing they are giving themselves away.

@GamerNot Valid I feel like if I watched thoes and understood the joke. It would still not be funny. Seems dry asf but I'll check it out.

@GamerNot Valid thank you for trying to defend but being mildly racist and assuming i was joking it's not the way man

@Mary Beth the same person who asked you

@Devin Watkins it was a joke. Like Patrice O'Neal making fun of white people for having black names and vice versa. "Yamanika Watkins" bit on The Black Phillip Show or Dave Chappelle's "Draymond Green bit. Y'all need to watch more comedy.

@GamerNot Valid it's a standard name for a female bro lmao

@Mary Beth it seems like he was joking. What kind of name is Mary Beth?

I broke my arm and signed paperwork at the hospital with the same arm, I am not gonna doodle my signature man I have class

He just did it to seem like the victim even though he just killed a man


Really feel bad for the son that saw his dad collapse in front of him. Kids gonna grow up without a dad over a parking space and some jackass who couldnt mind his own business

@Ronan Helvey he definitely did die... absolutely thats a fact, and its all her fault.

@Ronan Helvey he definitely did die... absolutely thats a fact, and its all her fault.

@tutorial: brush him go play your COD and minecraft with you butt buddy Trevelon

@tutorial: brush him go play your COD and minecraft with you butt buddy Trevelon

@tutorial: brush him it wasnt murder, it was manslaughter

@tutorial: brush him it wasnt murder, it was manslaughter

@TheMachineHerald so you also feel my frustration?

@TheMachineHerald so you also feel my frustration?

@TheMachineHerald you just apologized for saying i was racist and then called me racist again..

@TheMachineHerald you just apologized for saying i was racist and then called me racist again..

@TheMachineHerald that im not racist but you tried to make it out to be. Cry baby generation

@TheMachineHerald that im not racist but you tried to make it out to be. Cry baby generation

@Joe Blow hell yeah, this guy here gets it!!! The first victim, and the one still alive to paying for it decided he wasn't going to take a chance on continuing to be the victim. I myself wouldn't have used my gun, id fought back, but then she may have shot me in the back, or one of the damn kids where prolly packing too. Illegally of course.

@atom omnis If they hadn't parked in the disabled spot nothing would have happened. The guy was verbally berating them, nothing more. Then the guy comes out the store and escalates the situation by getting physical and pushing the moron to the ground. I say that because getting in an argument over a parking spot is moronic, I don't condone what he did but it was just words at that point. The victim died because he turned the situation from a verbal confrontation to a physical confrontation. No matter how much we say it was wrong, and it is, the series of events the victim enacted was what caused it to end the way it did. Don't get me wrong, no one should have died that day, taking a life for something so stupid is just sick, but the victims created the situation and then escalated the situation because the victim had to "act like a man" in front of his woman.<br>I've got a nephew with muscular-dystrophy and it p!sses me off when I see an able bodied person parking in a disabled bay, but I just go about my day knowing they're scum and there's probably worse things in their life than their parking habits. If this situation remained verbal, and the victim hadn't gotten physical, no one would have died. The whole thing sucks, but it's not like it just fell out the sky from nowhere.

@atom omnis If they hadn't parked in the disabled spot nothing would have happened. The guy was verbally berating them, nothing more. Then the guy comes out the store and escalates the situation by getting physical and pushing the moron to the ground. I say that because getting in an argument over a parking spot is moronic, I don't condone what he did but it was just words at that point. The victim died because he turned the situation from a verbal confrontation to a physical confrontation. No matter how much we say it was wrong, and it is, the series of events the victim enacted was what caused it to end the way it did. Don't get me wrong, no one should have died that day, taking a life for something so stupid is just sick, but the victims created the situation and then escalated the situation because the victim had to "act like a man" in front of his woman.
I've got a nephew with muscular-dystrophy and it p!sses me off when I see an able bodied person parking in a disabled bay, but I just go about my day knowing they're scum and there's probably worse things in their life than their parking habits. If this situation remained verbal, and the victim hadn't gotten physical, no one would have died. The whole thing sucks, but it's not like it just fell out the sky from nowhere.

@Patrick Rudolph maybe look at the other perspective? When you are violent against a stranger you can be shot. And that’s what happened.

@Patrick Rudolph maybe look at the other perspective? When you are violent against a stranger you can be shot. And that’s what happened.

@Dro yea no one had to die but they parked In a handicap spot than when they got confronted he shoved the dude so hard to the ground. He did that in front of his kids. So ya it coulda been avoided

@atom omnis but is he wrong? Dude wouldn’t of thought he was doing a public service yelling at her about where she parked if she had parked in the next spot over

@Russell Smedley you sir have a brain and can think for yourself.. you have something, most these posters,  dont have..

@Russell Smedley you sir have a brain and can think for yourself.. you have something, most these posters,  dont have..

@Alex Carson yup, ultimately it was her fault, she parked there and actually made the first confrontation when she asked him what the problem was.

@Not Me i work in the construction field as a pipefitter/welder.. i have thick skin, and i would bet i make more money than most of them.. not that, that matters to me, but it will make some of them even more butt hurt

Yeah you know what reading these comments made me realize that his wife was all like my man is gunna beat ur ass and shit like she didn’t have to be so rude and then buddy did assault him so like yeah messed up situation lol

@JRugg1 1980 I ain’t gonna lie to you here man I’ve never seen somebody get bodied in a thread as hard you have.

@JRugg1 1980 I ain’t gonna lie to you here man I’ve never seen somebody get bodied in a thread as hard you have.

@Patrick Rudolph my wife is one. Actually is the director of the practice she works for. I know what im doing.

@Patrick Rudolph my wife is one. Actually is the director of the practice she works for. I know what im doing.

@JRugg1 1980 See a psychiatrist man. You have me a little concerned.

@JRugg1 1980 See a psychiatrist man. You have me a little concerned.

yeah hes probably going to be sad when he finds out that his dad laid out an old man for confronting a woman on breaking the law and got shot for it.

@Bumpy Bandwagon im not sure i said anything about, if he didnt push, if i did, it was in response to the cause and effect point. I mainly was saying it all could have been avoided if she didnt park thier, because so many people were saying he should have left them alone. Yes, he should have, but first thing that happened thier was the parking job, started it all.
I think it sucks a man died, it all could have been avoided, that ultimately is was my point. After that, i was intentionally trying to get a rise from commenters, who were pretty much attacking me, for my comments. It was entertaining for a bit, gave me a few laughs. Especially when the comments about being racist stopped when i said i was Puerto Rican with a black wife and kids.. it all stopped like you can only be racist if your white. Im actually Italian and married to a Italian..
Your comment sir, very classy. You are appreciated

@JRugg1 1980 I see your point(s) and don’t think you’re a bad person for raising them, but the ‘he was no angel’ argument being rolled out into the obviously biased comment section isn’t a good look the same way as saying ‘if he didn’t resist George Floyd would be alive’ probably wouldn’t be a good look in certain areas. If you don’t want people to assign conservative frameworks to your comments I’d just watch and move on. Also, against your point of ‘if he didn’t push him buddy would be alive’ how do you know that when he brandished his weapon on several occasions against men and women in traffic disputes, one of which there were children in the car... you saying ‘if x then y’ could be extrapolated in any direction our imagination will let us.

@marjhonna brown Wrong. He went to prison because he shot someone that was retreating and no threat, but the husband just had to park in the handicap spot and then escalate the situation further by pushing him when his family was rightfully called out on parking there.

@Man with No Name the case isnt really that complex. I agree that parking in that space is wrong and pushing the dude was uncalled for however getting shot over it is unreasonable especially considering the dude was retreating. Any other situation and I would see more room a stand your ground case

Or maybe she shouldn’t have parked in that space?  Or maybe that guy shouldn’t have pushed him for no real reason. Complex. Stop pretending like you’re some moral authority.

@Deja Xyz i think your the type of person, who parks in handicap spaces, and makes handicap faces! lol

@Deja Xyz i think your the type of person, who parks in handicap spaces, and makes handicap faces! lol

@Deja Xyz read what you said here, it actually makes no sense.. from reading your cause and effect scenario, id say no, your right in your thinking, but i call how you explain it. "Natural selection "

@Kek Lard probably the best thing for Michael Drejka’s kids to lose their father. He would have taught them to get their LTC and purchase a handgun and then start arguments since they have a gun and if things get heated they can just shoot the person. Those kids are lucky they lost their pos dad.

I had a pos dad but my mom divorced him when I was little and I don’t have a relationship with him. Good thing too because if I had, I probably would be an alcoholic, aggressive asshole that hits women. Sometimes losing a parent is the best thing for a kid.

@y/n no. But they just stopped to get get snacks. It shouldn't take more than 3 minutes

@y/n no. But they just stopped to get get snacks. It shouldn't take more than 3 minutes

@kb I know, you probably have people in your life who share your victim mentality, feckless weaklings who would cower in the face of a life threatening situation, frozen with fear and incapable of pulling a firearm and actually using it in self defense, helpless and totally beholden to a violent attacker and begging for their lives.  In life, you're either a hammer or a nail. Drejka's a hammer, you're a nail.

@boi boi Of course it is, bullets are great teachers especially in SYG states.  Keep your hands off strangers or you could be forced to take the dirt nap.

It's probably for the best. If the kind of lessons you teach your kids are to attack people who "wrong" you, you don't  need to be raising kids. They'll grow up as bad or worse.

@Winter Moon Along the same lines, NOBODY should be assaulted for having a conversation/argument with a stranger illegally parked in a HC spot either.....works both ways.

I feel bad for the son whose father was a drug addict with a hx of assault.  Kid is better off and will hopefully learn from his drug addict father's stupid mistake of laying hands on people.

@Luxer true, but that entire situation could have been avoided if they simply parked in one of the many available parking spaces, and if the Husband didn't escalate the situation by getting physical.

@Kiza and a universal; if it isn’t killing or hurting someone, just mind your business

@Kiza and a universal; if it isn’t killing or hurting someone, just mind your business

@david vargas it matters, i would also say something. Im also handicaped though, and know how inconsiderate people are who park where they should not, because they are lazy.

@JRugg1 1980 "it's not victimless, a guy is doing 20 years for it"<br>You're a clown if this is your takeaway from this

@JRugg1 1980 "it's not victimless, a guy is doing 20 years for it"
You're a clown if this is your takeaway from this

@JRugg1 1980 yeah, that's why i wrote 3 comments trying to explain a very simple thing to you, jesus christ i feel like im talking to a preschooler<br>did you have lunch today? do you need to go to the bathroom? did you do your homework?

@JRugg1 1980 yeah, that's why i wrote 3 comments trying to explain a very simple thing to you, jesus christ i feel like im talking to a preschooler
did you have lunch today? do you need to go to the bathroom? did you do your homework?

@TheMachineHerald sounds like your at a loss, of words..

@TheMachineHerald sounds like your at a loss, of words..

@TheMachineHeraldim not white enough to be racist. my wife and kids are black, and im Puerto Rican, can i be racist, in this situation? Nice try

He was not a father, but a boyfriend of that women as it said on the video. Maybe i did not understand

He was not a father, but a boyfriend of that women as it said on the video. Maybe i did not understand

@JRugg1 1980 You should seriously consider taking a test friend

@JRugg1 1980 You should seriously consider taking a test friend

@JRugg1 1980 I'm not sick as long as I'm the one showing some kind of emotion toward the death of a man in front of his family due to spite and revenge from some wanker with a gun

@Local Pleb they are trolling and you're taking the bait 🤦♂ just let them be

@Local Pleb they are trolling and you're taking the bait 🤦♂ just let them be

@y/n probs not otherwise it would've been mentioned

@y/n probs not otherwise it would've been mentioned

@JojoplusBo also cost three kids their father

@JojoplusBo also cost three kids their father

@Local Pleb im pathetic for saying how it could have been avoided? They would have never been approached if they didn't park where they didn't belong. Hell, it could be argued she actually started the confrontation when rolling the window down and asking what the problem was. Pathetic!

@JRugg1 1980 The fact that is what you take away from this really shows what a cold and sociopathic person you are. Nobody deserves to be murdered over violating a small rule. Perhaps they should have been fined for being inconsiderate but I wouldn't give a man the death penalty in front of his three young children for making a handicapped person have to travel a couple few more metres from their parking space. Nobody deserves that for such a petty reason.

@atom omnis i also guess you are assuming all handicaps are visible? That's pretty stereotypical, to assume, that you need to be in a wheel chair, cane or limping.. you people, are typical :)

@atom omnis cause and effect. The cause she parked in a handicap spot, the effect someone got killed. Regardless of a handicap needing it at the time, is not relevant.. i mean shit someone died, because she parked there. Your not getting it, and i am grown, grown enough to know better to park in a handicap spot, well not without my handicap permit.

@atom omnis it wasn't victimless, there is a guy doing 20 years because of it. Also JFK wasn't doing anything wrong by not staying inside.
She was very inconsiderate of handicap people.
People all the time stop and put people on thier place for stuff like this, without the extent of someone getting killed, and usually people say good for them, we need more people like that. All could have been avoided, by following a simple "community" rule, actually a law!

@atom omnis i thought it was genius, i mean it is true. Is it not?

@atom omnis i thought it was genius, i mean it is true. Is it not?

Moral of the story: dont park in handicapped parking spots

Moral of the story: dont park in handicapped parking spots

Could have been avoided, by not parking where you shouldn't

Could have been avoided, by not parking where you shouldn't

Precisely… he should have gone about his ‘own’ business that day.  Cost him 20 years not to!

Precisely… he should have gone about his ‘own’ business that day.  Cost him 20 years not to!

To be fair, it's bullshit to see perfectly abled people park in those spots designated for handicapped. But no one should loose their life over a parking space. If he was that concerned, he should have called the police or something but they might laugh him off.

Out of curiosity, were the family handicapped? Not that it really matters either way this guys in the wrong

Out of curiosity, were the family handicapped? Not that it really matters either way this guys in the wrong


This is a man who has waited his entire life to use that gun, and that’s exactly the type of person who should never have a gun.

This is a man who has waited his entire life to use that gun, and that’s exactly the type of person who should never have a gun.

@Lukas Lu Do you notice when you buy things from American companies, they don’t include VAT? that’s because each state has a different VAT. Not just VAT, the whole tax system of every state is different. Each state also has its own state government with its own laws because every power not granted to the federal government is preserved for the states. Each state has different accent and cultures. You will need to take into consideration which state the person come from to adjust they way you speak to them. Some states are crazy and wild but friendly and some are polite and highly educated. The street cultures, food, working cultures are also different. Some state are so wealthy that if they secede they would be in top richest countries while some states are very poor. You know most of these states used to belong to other countries. They still have the old cultures before the merge. That adds to the European root, the diversity in ethnicities, the influence of the native American cultures, and the geographical differences in every state make the US culture very complex.

When I was younger I used to really look up to your nation and what it stood for. The concept and idea behind the economy really intrigued me. In most ways it still does. But nowadays I'm just constantly finding traces of more corruption and injustice on a daily basis. <br>I definitly do not think of myself as better than you guys, but I do pity your people and the ones that have to live under such stressful conditions when the potential of your nation is so much higher. Way higher then anywhere else.

When I was younger I used to really look up to your nation and what it stood for. The concept and idea behind the economy really intrigued me. In most ways it still does. But nowadays I'm just constantly finding traces of more corruption and injustice on a daily basis.
I definitly do not think of myself as better than you guys, but I do pity your people and the ones that have to live under such stressful conditions when the potential of your nation is so much higher. Way higher then anywhere else.

@Thien Nhat La I'm not going to pretend that I know how things are in the different states compared to one another. I don't know that much other then what I can read online. But here in Europe we literally have some of the richest and poorest countries in the world at the same time. The cultural differences between borders is also massive. I don't doubt that there are significant differences between your states but definitly not to the extent that exists in Europe and its nations. I'm not saying that either cases are better or worse, just that it is unfair to compare the two.

@Lukas Lu All nations are different? Is it as different as each US state to each other? The US is like Europe 2.0 more diverse, yet more functional. There are states that have the best education in the world where you are require to be fluent in 3 languages to graduate high school and there are states that are agriculturally oriented so people don’t go to college as much. Europe isn’t empires anymore, yet that condescending attitude that make them think their culture is better and they try to change other cultures is still there and you are an example.

@Lukas Lu Not in the modern time, but since the US was created, there have been several dictators in Europe. The gun law was created to prevent dictators. Seriously, the US just can’t become a totalitarian government because the citizens hold most guns, they might not win against the military but a military take over will just cost too much for them to consider. The gun rights also make the US impossible to be invaded.

@Thien Nhat La Removing your rights to carry guns will not solve anything, I also never said that it would. I'm just acknowledging that there is a problem since everyone wants to ignore it. Also, as I just said it is unfair to compare the situation over there to europe since every nation here is so different. All I can do then is relate to myself and where I live. In doing that it becomes quite obvious what your issues are.<br>Then I really don't know what you are talking about when mentioning dictators in Europe. You could maybe argue that Putin is one but I'd still prefer him over the kind of people you vote into power.

@Thien Nhat La Removing your rights to carry guns will not solve anything, I also never said that it would. I'm just acknowledging that there is a problem since everyone wants to ignore it. Also, as I just said it is unfair to compare the situation over there to europe since every nation here is so different. All I can do then is relate to myself and where I live. In doing that it becomes quite obvious what your issues are.
Then I really don't know what you are talking about when mentioning dictators in Europe. You could maybe argue that Putin is one but I'd still prefer him over the kind of people you vote into power.

@Lukas Lu America can be better without gun? That’s laughable. You use Europe as an example without realizing it goes from one dictator to the next while the US didn’t. Now you don’t have freedom of speech also because you’d rather put someone in jail than having someone being offended. Sure it’s safer to put under control everyone you deem dangerous. But safety should never triumph rights. Never use people as a mean to an end. I used to be like you.

@Michael Watson with paid leave an pension too....

@Michael Watson with paid leave an pension too....

@Tyler Noble Haha yea, true. <br>Most likely just a troll though.

@Tyler Noble Haha yea, true.
Most likely just a troll though.

@Lauren Daryani ranting at a young woman

@Lauren Daryani ranting at a young woman

@Lukas Lu this guy is not a normal dude lmao. This guy is the type of guy in class when he reaches for his backpack everyone takes a deep breath and crosses their fingers.

@Lukas Lu this guy is not a normal dude lmao. This guy is the type of guy in class when he reaches for his backpack everyone takes a deep breath and crosses their fingers.

@Offilaw Noone I think some wish this were the wild Wild West again.

@Offilaw Noone I think some wish this were the wild Wild West again.

@Hickory45acp When I'm reading your comments I can literally feel your anger seeping in from between the lines, you are not very good at hiding it.
If you actually read through my comments you would know that I actually don't want to take your freedom to carry firearms from you. That wouldn't be realistic. You missed the main talking points by about a mile bro. But hey, atleast you explained your own stance on the matter this time before continuing to disrespect me with your made-up remarks. An improvement to say the least.
Also, the comment I removed was just me laughing at the absurdity of your comment. I could write it out again if you really want me to.

@Lukas Lu it's funny to see how you also deleted your comment about you freaking out in order to cover your tracks

@Lukas Lu it's funny to see how you also deleted your comment about you freaking out in order to cover your tracks

@Lukas Lu lol you're telling me to calm down when you're the one having a conniption fit because I criticized you on how you are incompetent about the right to bare arms. I have a differing opinion to yours to which I expressed it. My freedom pal just like the the right to bare arms is my freedom too. Bet that really infuriates you :)

@Hickory45acp Eh, what???
Don't just come here and throw insults at people for no reason what so ever. Atleast try and take part in the discussion first. Normally this is how people settle their disputes.
Look bro, I have no idea why your brain seem to have exploaded with emotion but try and calm yourself down a bit.

@Hickory45acp But honestly man.. Where did you get ridiculous idea from? And how can I be a sheep and a dictator at the same time...<br>This might be the dumbest comment I have ever seen anyone make on the internet. Congratz man.

@Hickory45acp But honestly man.. Where did you get ridiculous idea from? And how can I be a sheep and a dictator at the same time...
This might be the dumbest comment I have ever seen anyone make on the internet. Congratz man.

@Lukas Lu You'd fit right in with all the dictatorships in history, sheep.

@Lukas Lu You'd fit right in with all the dictatorships in history, sheep.

The problem is, how can you tell him apart from everyone else when he comes to buy a gun and apply for a permit? You can't tell who should have a gun and who shouldn't just by looking at them. You'll only know that after he has shot and killed someone. So, perhaps no one should have a gun in the first place, no?

@Beardly 01 But sure, it might be unfair to compare the US as a whole considering that the tallies and laws regarding guns are so different depending on the state. It's the culturally ingraved belief that you need rights to weapons that is my issue. <br>It wouldn't be a problem in itself if not for the fact that people are idiotic, selfish and emotional. If put in a stressful situation such as this one some might handle it poorly, which results in unnecessary deaths. If anyone that can get hold of a gun can be put in this situation and pull the trigger something is wrong since it could have been conpletely avoided simply by removing the gun from the situation.

@Beardly 01 But sure, it might be unfair to compare the US as a whole considering that the tallies and laws regarding guns are so different depending on the state. It's the culturally ingraved belief that you need rights to weapons that is my issue.
It wouldn't be a problem in itself if not for the fact that people are idiotic, selfish and emotional. If put in a stressful situation such as this one some might handle it poorly, which results in unnecessary deaths. If anyone that can get hold of a gun can be put in this situation and pull the trigger something is wrong since it could have been conpletely avoided simply by removing the gun from the situation.

@Beardly 01 Whatever you say man, choosing between believing an online article or a guy in the comment section is about the same thing I guess. Its whatever anyway. But bro you have like 10 times more gun-related deaths in the states and mexico when compared to developed European nations. If you don't think thats an issue I can't see why I would continue bother arguing with you.

Of course, you'd think that it was not self defence, but nobody would like to have their head stomped on the parking lot. He had no choice.

Of course, you'd think that it was not self defence, but nobody would like to have their head stomped on the parking lot. He had no choice.

@Lukas Lu lmao that's some piss poor google-fu you've done there. The Mexican army is not equipped with Norinco brand small arms. Most of their equipment is made either by the German company Heckler & Koch, the Belgian company FN Herstal, their own domestic arms industry and some M16 variants from the US.

They're not equipped with Norinco AK47s. Furthermore Norinco clones every popular pattern rifle e.g. M16s and others.

My attitude towards guns has absolutely no impact on drug cartels in Mexico but nice try at deflecting. In fact I'd go as far to say that the US does not have a major gun crime issue. Europe has had more deadly mass shootings than those in the US and they have extremely strict gun laws. The vast majority of the US has literally no issue with gun crime including the areas with the highest per capita gun ownership. We have like 4 cities that account for the vast majority of the gun crime in the US and the people commiting violent acts with guns are already in violation of our existing gun laws. Just like how during alcohol prohibition people still somehow found a way to get drunk and how during drug prohibition people still find a way to get high.

My wife and I are armed and we are terrified with the prospect of ever having to actually pull the trigger. My wife deterred a would be attacker by pointing it at him after he grabbed her arm and she swung around and palmed him in the nose which gave her time to draw. She had been walking alone at night in an off site hospital parking lot as she was staying with me in my hospital room on a lumpy cot as she refused to leave me alone there. She had been my girlfriend at the time. She didn't tell me about it until well after I was released from my six month hospital stay.

This is basically the reason why you can’t have guns here in Germany unless you’re a hunter or any kind of law enforcement. The amount of shootings here is as low as the IQ of the guy being interrogated.

This is basically the reason why you can’t have guns here in Germany unless you’re a hunter or any kind of law enforcement. The amount of shootings here is as low as the IQ of the guy being interrogated.

@Beardly 01 When googling the matter it seems to me that the Norinco brand is commonly used by the mexican army. Therefore I don't see why it would be strange for that brand to also show in the hands of the cartels and other criminals. Still, all the numbers I could find was that most firearms confiscated comes from the US and smuggled across the border. <br>But does it really matter where the guns come from when the problem is your attitude towards them?

@Beardly 01 When googling the matter it seems to me that the Norinco brand is commonly used by the mexican army. Therefore I don't see why it would be strange for that brand to also show in the hands of the cartels and other criminals. Still, all the numbers I could find was that most firearms confiscated comes from the US and smuggled across the border.
But does it really matter where the guns come from when the problem is your attitude towards them?

@Stephen Paddock You call me overly emotional and illogical when I'm the one with the facts, if anything that is just comical. All I'm saying is that if you put guns in the hands of the regular population accidents such as this one is more likely to escalate into deadly violence. This is then proven by the numbers and statistics of said accidents in your country. You are the one desperatly trying to defend this mans right to have a gun in the first place, with no other argument other then saying that he could have died without it. Which is a rather extreme example of speculation that is obviously based on your own beliefs and culture. In contrast when did I ever "speculate" about anything? <br>What exactly are you trying to prove with your nonsentical argumentation? That your gun-laws somehow make your people safer? Just look at your numbers and it is easy to see that this isn't the case. I'm sure it makes you personally feel safer and also gives you more control over the safety of others around you but you seem to be blind to the fact that when anyone around you could wear a gun that makes your surroundings more deadly aswell. Again, you are for some reason calling me sensitive, slow and speculative when I'm literally trying to give you the intellectually defendable arguments for your own stance on the topic. Resorting to personal attacks, especially when they make absolutely zero sense what so ever is a clear indication that you don't have anything else to say so please just don't. Listen, you ARE entitled to having a gun, I'm not trying to take that away from anyone. But you need to accept the fact that situations such as this one is a direct correalation to said entitlement or else you are just being an ignorant and selfish prick.

@Stephen Paddock You call me overly emotional and illogical when I'm the one with the facts, if anything that is just comical. All I'm saying is that if you put guns in the hands of the regular population accidents such as this one is more likely to escalate into deadly violence. This is then proven by the numbers and statistics of said accidents in your country. You are the one desperatly trying to defend this mans right to have a gun in the first place, with no other argument other then saying that he could have died without it. Which is a rather extreme example of speculation that is obviously based on your own beliefs and culture. In contrast when did I ever "speculate" about anything?
What exactly are you trying to prove with your nonsentical argumentation? That your gun-laws somehow make your people safer? Just look at your numbers and it is easy to see that this isn't the case. I'm sure it makes you personally feel safer and also gives you more control over the safety of others around you but you seem to be blind to the fact that when anyone around you could wear a gun that makes your surroundings more deadly aswell. Again, you are for some reason calling me sensitive, slow and speculative when I'm literally trying to give you the intellectually defendable arguments for your own stance on the topic. Resorting to personal attacks, especially when they make absolutely zero sense what so ever is a clear indication that you don't have anything else to say so please just don't. Listen, you ARE entitled to having a gun, I'm not trying to take that away from anyone. But you need to accept the fact that situations such as this one is a direct correalation to said entitlement or else you are just being an ignorant and selfish prick.

@Lukas Lu it's funny that you mentioned China and then immediately dismissed it. Are you familiar with Norinco??? We can't get Norinco in the US ever since Tiananmen square yet somehow fully automatic Norinco rifles show up in Mexico all the time. Yes, some guns do cross the border from the US but the automatics are coming from elsewhere for the most part.

@Stephen Paddock The reason these types of offenders often are "family men" speaks to my point. Just another proof of why it is generally a bad idea to give these people easy access to deadly weaponry. It doesn't take much for someone to aim a gun at someone else and pull the trigger, anyone could do it depending on the situation. Take the gun out of the equation and it's an entire different situation since stabbing or beating someone to death is not even comparable to shooting someone. The reason your "family men" is killing eachother more then in other countries is because they have guns, end of discussion. Say it's a price to pay for your freedom instead. Atleast that's an intellectually defendable viewpoint and something I would be able to accept.

@Beardly 01<br>Where do you think these weapons come from? Maybe you think the cartels in Mexico import their weapons from China like with everything else? Guns are imbued in the American culture and its economy. Weapons manufactured for use both in the US-military and the public market obviously gets smuggled across the border in the same way drugs are. The criminals are responsible for performing the crimes, sure.  But it is your culture and laws that allow them to have access to their armaments in the first place.

@Beardly 01
Where do you think these weapons come from? Maybe you think the cartels in Mexico import their weapons from China like with everything else? Guns are imbued in the American culture and its economy. Weapons manufactured for use both in the US-military and the public market obviously gets smuggled across the border in the same way drugs are. The criminals are responsible for performing the crimes, sure.  But it is your culture and laws that allow them to have access to their armaments in the first place.

@Heidi Schultz ja natürlich benutzen die Messer oder schlagen Leute. Es wird immer Kriminalität geben. Was schusswaffen allerdings bewirken ist eine Vereinfachung von Mord oder können Sie sich etwa nicht vorstellen, dass ein Mord sehr viel einfacher mit einer Pistole als mit einem Messer von der Hand geht ?

@skithe00 "Look at the UK...." Yes, look at the UK, a virtual police state at this point, that could go topsy-turvy at any moment, and the people are defenseless.

@skithe00 "Look at the UK...." Yes, look at the UK, a virtual police state at this point, that could go topsy-turvy at any moment, and the people are defenseless.

@Offilaw Noone "Most gun owners who are not professional or hunters are pathetic weak people...."<br>What an absolutely asinine statement.

@Offilaw Noone "Most gun owners who are not professional or hunters are pathetic weak people...."
What an absolutely asinine statement.

Bro you really think they guy who parked in a handicap spot when he wasn’t handicapped and then through a man on the ground for being confronted ab that . is in the right ?

Bro you really think they guy who parked in a handicap spot when he wasn’t handicapped and then through a man on the ground for being confronted ab that . is in the right ?

@Cuzinnn McGee Oh I100% believe you, as thinking with emotion has become more common, you are a shining example. I prefer facts and logic over emotional response.

@Cuzinnn McGee Oh I100% believe you, as thinking with emotion has become more common, you are a shining example. I prefer facts and logic over emotional response.

@Cuzinnn McGee I have also never read anything the NRA has put out.  I educated myself pretty well and from varied sources

@Cuzinnn McGee I have also never read anything the NRA has put out.  I educated myself pretty well and from varied sources

@Cuzinnn McGee I'm confused propaganda you're referring to.

@Cuzinnn McGee I'm confused propaganda you're referring to.

@tie the noose wrong.  This is the type of bogus nonsense that drives the firearm industry to record setting sales of their inventory.  Don’t believe the NRA propaganda.

@tie the noose wrong.  This is the type of bogus nonsense that drives the firearm industry to record setting sales of their inventory.  Don’t believe the NRA propaganda.

@Beardly 01 it’s just sad that you have to compare Mexico with the U.S.

@Beardly 01 it’s just sad that you have to compare Mexico with the U.S.

@Stephen Paddock Stephen, there is no doubt in my mind that Drejka would have opened fire on the victim even if he hadn’t been touched.  That’s what wannabe snowflakes do.  It’s their fantasy.

@Stephen Paddock Stephen, there is no doubt in my mind that Drejka would have opened fire on the victim even if he hadn’t been touched.  That’s what wannabe snowflakes do.  It’s their fantasy.

@Cuzinnn McGee Any sensible person would just walk away from the situation but ego comes into play and the guy escalates the situation by physically attacking. Lack of confidence and low IQ were abundant.

@Cuzinnn McGee Any sensible person would just walk away from the situation but ego comes into play and the guy escalates the situation by physically attacking. Lack of confidence and low IQ were abundant.

@Stephen Paddock no beating.  Fantasy to justify murder.

@Stephen Paddock no beating.  Fantasy to justify murder.

@Jellyfish Josh you clearly cannot comprehend my POV so stop trying

@Jellyfish Josh you clearly cannot comprehend my POV so stop trying

@GRAPE Jam 67 You just call every one you disagree with a trump supporter, like thats an insult lol

@GRAPE Jam 67 You just call every one you disagree with a trump supporter, like thats an insult lol

@Lukas Lu Guns are illegal in Mexico and yet there are still massive gun battles that involve crew served machine guns, rocket propelled grenades, hand grenades, and firearms that are even illegal in the US. Cartels ride around with .50 cal machine guns mounted to their vehicles. Murder is already illegal yet it happens anyway. It's almost as if criminals don't give a damn about the law.

@• Monkey Matters • Really REALLY good point you make here, honestly I can’t help but agree with you.

@• Monkey Matters • Really REALLY good point you make here, honestly I can’t help but agree with you.

@• Monkey Matters • This is the mindset people from actual industrial states are laughing about. Look at the UK or Germany. You think people there dont need to protect themselves? America will stay a joke until you guys work on your priorities.

@• Monkey Matters • This is the mindset people from actual industrial states are laughing about. Look at the UK or Germany. You think people there dont need to protect themselves? America will stay a joke until you guys work on your priorities.

@skithe00 Many more lives are saved by guns each year than taken. Mine included. It's a right that should not be infringed upon. We have a right to defend ourselves. Govt gun grabs only remove guns from law abiding citizens, not criminals.
And absolutely, we should leave ourselves completely helpless to Govt because Gov't is trustworthy and always here to help, right?
Violent crime rates typically increase when guns are removed from society.
More people die by knives than guns; should we remove those too?

@Lauren Daryani, he apparently has a long history of being a "hall monitor" so to say.

@Lauren Daryani, he apparently has a long history of being a "hall monitor" so to say.

I'm a HARD 2 AMENDMENT supporter, I agree with you to some point, no one can determine that for sure on others.  And, no one should loose their right to bare arms because of this schmuck.

I'm a HARD 2 AMENDMENT supporter, I agree with you to some point, no one can determine that for sure on others.  And, no one should loose their right to bare arms because of this schmuck.

Couldn’t of said it any better & that’s what makes you a YouTube hero!

Couldn’t of said it any better & that’s what makes you a YouTube hero!

@Paul Cowherd Exactly, people often try to shift blame every chance they get. Some times it's just human error, we wont be able to always make the right decisions and nobody should prosecuted for that. If the boyfriend lived i think nobody would make a big deal out of the situation.

@Stephen Paddock Although I highly doubt his life was truly in danger in that situation. He wasnt cornered by a common thief with nothing to lose but by a family man just trying to protect his loved ones. The guy clearly overreacted given how hard he got shoved to the ground. But it is highly unlikely anyone would die in that situation if it weren't for the gun, that much is obvious.

@Stephen Paddock ?<br>I am looking at the bigger picture? America would be a better place without all the guns, doesn't matter if this guy would die without it in this situation.

@Stephen Paddock ?
I am looking at the bigger picture? America would be a better place without all the guns, doesn't matter if this guy would die without it in this situation.

@Lukas Lu Sometimes its best to look at the bigger picture. The shooter getting beaten to a pulp and dying would have been a tragedy, but the gun saved his life. His decision making after the gun was pulled is where fault lies.

@Lukas Lu Sometimes its best to look at the bigger picture. The shooter getting beaten to a pulp and dying would have been a tragedy, but the gun saved his life. His decision making after the gun was pulled is where fault lies.

@nightw4tchman As an outsider, your opinion carries no weight with most people in America. It doesn't matter which country you're from or currently live in either

@nightw4tchman As an outsider, your opinion carries no weight with most people in America. It doesn't matter which country you're from or currently live in either

As an outsider, America has a gun problem and needs to deal with these types of people getting hold of weapons.

As an outsider, America has a gun problem and needs to deal with these types of people getting hold of weapons.

@elijah fox exactly!!!! My husband is a licensed carrier and he would never do what this guy did.

@elijah fox exactly!!!! My husband is a licensed carrier and he would never do what this guy did.

@Lukas Lu and it isn't that guns "somehow" stop crime/would. They have and still will here and of course guns will still be used to commit them, but that is in every country (I understand the US has more). I'm glad you can at least see how here you'd want to be armed

@Lukas Lu and it isn't that guns "somehow" stop crime/would. They have and still will here and of course guns will still be used to commit them, but that is in every country (I understand the US has more). I'm glad you can at least see how here you'd want to be armed

@Lukas Lu I never said all guns would be used to stop crimes and never be used to cause them.

@Lukas Lu I never said all guns would be used to stop crimes and never be used to cause them.

@tie the noose My comparison was merely a response to you claiming that guns somehow would prevent crimes rather then cause them. Even though there may be other reasons to your comparativly high crime rates I highly doubt the whole gun situation isn't one of the major ones. I understand where you are coming from though. If I were to live in a society such as the US I would probably prefer being armed myself. But that doesn't change the fact that putting firearms in the hands of normal citizens kill people.

@Lukas Lu so the overall crime rate is 7x higher but the gun-related crime is only 2x higher? That is AT best a correlation and not a causation which is how you seem to be explaining it. The crime rate is higher for a lot of different reasons than gun control. And comparing one country, regardless of size, to an average of over a dozen is a poor way to compare.

@Lukas Lu I have several guns, I myself had actually stopped a man from raping my cousin and someone trying to break into my house. If you want to get anecdotal, we can do that. Just because Michael misused his guns doesn't mean every law-abiding citizen needs to get punished. I can understand making classes compulsory if you are purchasing a gun, but not taking the guns away.

@Lukas Lu wanna talk facts? Guns stop an estimated 1-2.5 million crimes every year. The only thing taking away guns does is give more power to corrupt cops, criminals and people that plan to take advantage of others.

@Lukas Lu wanna talk facts? Guns stop an estimated 1-2.5 million crimes every year. The only thing taking away guns does is give more power to corrupt cops, criminals and people that plan to take advantage of others.

@Lukas Lu and the chance of an innocent man dying in a mugging are much higher if people can't arm themselves. Don't take this one example out of the hundreds of thousands to make an argument against every single responsible gun owner.

@Lukas Lu and the chance of an innocent man dying in a mugging are much higher if people can't arm themselves. Don't take this one example out of the hundreds of thousands to make an argument against every single responsible gun owner.

@tie the noose Doesn't change the fact that normal people can't be trusted with guns or these situations will keep happening. If guns were illegal these children doesn't lose their father and a normal guy doesn't get thrown in jail. Just stating facts here. What happens in a potential burglar case and wether you have a gun or not is irrelevant. But someone dying in such a case if no gun is involved is highly unikely.

@Lukas Lu yeah, that way when a criminal that doesn't care about the law comes into your house you can't defend yourself! Super smart

@Lukas Lu yeah, that way when a criminal that doesn't care about the law comes into your house you can't defend yourself! Super smart

@Offilaw Noone you sound as if you've never held a gun

@Offilaw Noone you sound as if you've never held a gun

@Lauren Daryani he didn't rant at the couple. He told the girl to move out of the spot the car was illegally parked in, the man came out and pushed him to the ground from behind.

@Lauren Daryani he didn't rant at the couple. He told the girl to move out of the spot the car was illegally parked in, the man came out and pushed him to the ground from behind.

He is a normal dude. Regular people like him shouldn't be able to ever have a gun. Just make guns illegal for normal people and stuff like this doesn't happen. It's either that or tragedies such as this one will keep coming, 1 father dies and another father gets sent to prison.

Is this a normal emotional state of someone who just shot and killed someone because he feared for his life? No emotion of fear or shooting or killing, just another day. Just another life.

Is this a normal emotional state of someone who just shot and killed someone because he feared for his life? No emotion of fear or shooting or killing, just another day. Just another life.

@Lauren Daryani it’s legal to open carry is it not in different states? Not only that he was shoved so he prolly panicked seeing someone as big or bigger just attack him I don’t think he should’ve shot the dude but I don’t think the dude should’ve just pushed him either it’s all stupid.

As a CHL carrier I while heartedly agree. If you choose to carry you hold a major responsibility to never abuse that type of “power”. Never ever pull that trigger if your life is not in immediate danger. If you pull that trigger you better be damn sure that there is no dispute on the fact that you were in real danger and things could not have been settled in a non-fatal manner.

@just another youtuber jeez calm down. You're literally on a channel where a guy shares his opinions without actually being able to know what the person in the video is thinking

@just another youtuber jeez calm down. You're literally on a channel where a guy shares his opinions without actually being able to know what the person in the video is thinking

He should have joined the police first. Cop in the same situation gets away with this, no question.

He should have joined the police first. Cop in the same situation gets away with this, no question.

He pointed that gun at at least 4 other drivers - 2 men & 2 women -wakey wakey

He pointed that gun at at least 4 other drivers - 2 men & 2 women -wakey wakey

Yes, and it was clear he was looking to pick a fight.  He wouldn't have needed to have that gun on his person while going out to rant at the couple if he didn't think he'd ultimately need it.

Yes, and it was clear he was looking to pick a fight.  He wouldn't have needed to have that gun on his person while going out to rant at the couple if he didn't think he'd ultimately need it.


God, that CCTV footage is insane. Dude looks a man in the eyes, sees the man backing away, and shoots to kill anyway. Monstrous.

@P. Roud Tobi Mi A random dude is shouting at your wife and your kid, of which you don't know anything of the context. You come into the situation only seeing a guy with his back to you shouting at your family. Anyone who doesn't get physical has more patience, but brandishing anyone who shoves Michael in this scenario is not "an absolute douchebag" and to frame it this way is to just be a complete asshole. Patience is a virtue, but there are many shades of grey here. If the victim went for a punch or some other strike, sure. But he didn't, he pushed him. Michael just happens to be a small guy with poor balance.

@xXSgtWolfXx I don’t think that’s how it works... you can’t shoot people backing away

@Melz Is Weird The guy shouldn't have attacked him and he would still be alive

Ehhh, that's why you don't go around just attacking people like that. If someone just charges you and throws you to the ground out of nowhere, it's not unreasonable to assume they will do something else to further harm or even kill you. The guy would still be alive if he didn't attack this guy, let's not completely shift the blame here.

@Ingmar Van olffen he KILLED, too a mans LIFE in front of his own FAMILY.

@Ingmar Van olffen it’s like you didn’t even watch the video. Did you watch it on mute? Or space out? You clearly missed some key points if you think this murderer is in the right.

@Carlos Jimenez and with recent "hold your ground laws" increasing across the US, it's far more likely for people like him to get away with this.... Just have to call 911 and say "I was afraid for my life and had to defend myself", then get a lawyer (the NRA is happy to help)

@Darren Smith i completely agree! he’s so embarrassing to watch

He'd been carrying a gun for 26 years waiting for his chance to use it. This was his dream come true and he wasn't about to let it slip away.


I love these shows but who else is developing a fear of potentially being a suspect in a crime you never committed and then having these really well trained detectives poke holes in a true story, causing doubt, leading to your death sentence or lifelong imprisonment.

Happened to me, I got done for drink driving and theft of motor vehicle when I was 15 and I told the whole truth and the judge called me a compulsive liar and sentenced me, was the day I realised you can't trust anyone not even the justice system.

The fact you posted this statement means you have done something wrong. Do you need a personal/safe "describer."

The fact you posted this statement means you have done something wrong. Do you need a personal/safe "describer."

These people are clearly astray and brainsashed severely by the education system and TV

These people are clearly astray and brainsashed severely by the education system and TV

If I ever get to visit an interrogation room, I’ll be seeking counsel immediately! Lol

If I ever get to visit an interrogation room, I’ll be seeking counsel immediately! Lol

Small people with big guns and no life. Except prison life I guess

Small people with big guns and no life. Except prison life I guess

It’s needs evidence to back it up as well

It’s needs evidence to back it up as well

Thats why you get a lawyer... they can be well trained but so can you.....

Thats why you get a lawyer... they can be well trained but so can you.....

@Fee Narvaez  thats step 2.... step 1 is get rich

@Fee Narvaez  thats step 2.... step 1 is get rich

You got some skeletons in your closet aye? 😂😂😂 Better get to studying these videos!!

You got some skeletons in your closet aye? 😂😂😂 Better get to studying these videos!!

That’s why as soon as they start asking questions and read you rights you only say “lawyer”

That’s why as soon as they start asking questions and read you rights you only say “lawyer”

You have the right to remain silent. Let the lawyers/court figure out if yo are guilty or not. No need to help the cops/prosecuting attorney. Never ends well when people do thinking its ok because they didn't do anything wrong.

Theres a video on this exact same channel that speaks more to that exact scenario you laid out.

Theres a video on this exact same channel that speaks more to that exact scenario you laid out.

@blobsndrees detectives are NEVER there to confirm your innocence. Never! They would get fired if they went into interrogations trying to confirm the suspect's innocence. Don't get silly and start thinking like that. Your LAWYER is there to confirm your innocence and you should stfu immediately and ask for one or you are going to be in for quite a surprise about the officer's "competence". They are going to do their job and bust you the first chance they get.

That's why you potentially need to say nothing at all and ask for an attorney immediately. You wouldn't be the first second third or fourth innocent person in prison because cops twisted their story against them. There's a whole league of lawyers that have to work their ass off getting them out of prison and not all get out. Not even most get out. The Innocence Project.

True but most will panic and forget all that

True but most will panic and forget all that

I have pretty bad memory issues. But I can tell you that, if you are present for something traumatic enough to be facing life in prison/death sentence chances are, every millisecond will be engraved in your memory.

With that said, also just like don't talk to them. Say I understand my rights. I am innocent. I would like to speak to a lawyer. I also would like a coke. Thank you.

Lol! Watch his false imprisonment video ;)

Lol! Watch his false imprisonment video ;)

do not go out at night bad things happen at night

do not go out at night bad things happen at night

True but this guy was guilty you can tell in the video it was ego that made him shoot. He was heated that the guy pushed him soo hard. The guy stepped away as soon as he saw the gun. This guy was the one being confrontational in the first place

I've been thinking about it for yeaaaars like imagine I get arrested and they send me to prison for something I know I didn't do

Or you could just invoke your right to remain silent and let the lawyers haah it out.

Or you could just invoke your right to remain silent and let the lawyers haah it out.

Omg I thought there was something wrong with me!

Omg I thought there was something wrong with me!

Ask if I’m being arrested if I’m not leave. And if I am being arrested Plead the fifth and get my lawyer down there ASAP.

That's why you should always invoke your 5th adement right away and don't talk to cops untill you get a lawyer.

That's why you should always invoke your 5th adement right away and don't talk to cops untill you get a lawyer.

This dude was soft. Cant fight but because he buys a gun feels like he can get in peoples face...that gun gave him courage. Not his manhood. How many commenters here cant fight but walk around feeling brave with a gun...go to the gym cowards...

Never talk to a cop without the presence of a lawyer.

Never talk to a cop without the presence of a lawyer.

@Josh Murphy tell us more about how minorities are not treated with kids gloves else there will be numerous lawsuits against the departments alleged to be responsible by various minority action groups?

welcome to America buddy, now you know how it feels to be a minority in a police state

welcome to America buddy, now you know how it feels to be a minority in a police state

@Porpois Stanley You don't need to speak to the cops even when you have an attorney; he/she would speak for you.

@Porpois Stanley You don't need to speak to the cops even when you have an attorney; he/she would speak for you.

@Mariel Nice people who have good intentions must always talk openly, frankly and truthfully to all COPS. LOLEST.

@Porpois Stanley Never shoot people in the streets over minute issues like parking without legal counsel sounds great.

Never speak to cops without legal council. Even if you are innocent. Even if you have an unquestionable alibi. Even if you are just a witness.

The guy started as an aggressor and ended up as a murderer. Paul, what business did he have confronting that woman? Now there is a widow ...and fatherless children and it all started because of a parking slot? Yet he had already parked his own car? Hope he stays locked up for a long long time, may have some sense in him when he comes out. Sad for all of the people involved though.

I think I've learned I don't speak to an officer without a lawyer.

I think I've learned I don't speak to an officer without a lawyer.

That's why you get a lawyer for questioning!

That's why you get a lawyer for questioning!

This only occurs when they have evidence. In every video on the channel, the investigators had some piece of critical evidence they dropped towards the end of the interview. But even if you did end up in this spot you keep your mouth shut and don't say anything. Don't even nod or move your head just stare up at the ceiling and close your eyes. You don't have to answer them and you have every right to demand your lawyer be present. It is foolish to speak without a lawyer

It’s all fine by me guys, that he should have stayed silent..  I guess you ' Trump' fans next thought  would be like: He’s soft he only fired 1 time...

if you didn't do it, you didn't do it.

If you allow cops to believe you did a crime you were innocent of, and couldn't even prove your case enough to keep you away from being a suspect... you are stupid enough to go to jail anyways.

@mozzy5150 He's like well I'm calm, I know whats going on, I identify as white and these guys are chill so I'll be alright

@Moetez Ouelhazi Better cheat is not shooting anyone ;)

@Moetez Ouelhazi Better cheat is not shooting anyone ;)

@Yahya Duale You'd think so, did you watch Stephanie Lazarus, shes Investigator herself, and these guys cracked her.

just remember: stick to truth always. your heart knows the truth and eventually it will always come out for others to know.

@Blu bell Quickly, he said the magic word!  Run!

@Blu bell Quickly, he said the magic word!  Run!

Well-trained detectives - AND indisputable video proof.

Well-trained detectives - AND indisputable video proof.

Yeah and also your google and YouTube search history will be used against you!  It will show as evidence that you were researching ways to avoid being found guilty of your obvious future crimes!!! ;-)

I just ask for my lawyer, no information for these well trained detectives, just stay silent 😂

I just ask for my lawyer, no information for these well trained detectives, just stay silent 😂

I actually feel more confident that they would believe my true story after watching these. I always thought holding in emotion and being matter of fact was best to hurry and eliminate yourself and the actual culprit can be found. It seems that lack of affect and appropriate response makes you look guilty tho.  Now I know.

I’m sure those who have later been exonerated wish they hadn’t said a word to the police. People really do make false confessions under the pressure of a police interrogation.

It’s called don’t answer questions without legal council

It’s called don’t answer questions without legal council

When the cop quips about how attractive he is, ask for a lawyer!

When the cop quips about how attractive he is, ask for a lawyer!

I am a criminal justice major and I am not a genius by any means but if you’re self aware and have a form of protection you’re ok. Victimisation is not as likely as you think

That is a valid fear, which is why you never ever ever speak to cops without a lawyer, unless someone's life is in immediate danger and you have information.

If I were a suspect I would want competent detectives,  because they would be able to confirm my innocence.

If I were a suspect I would want competent detectives,  because they would be able to confirm my innocence.

They'd pull me apart in 5 mins even if. I was totally innocent.. Id come away thinking i did do that 😂

They'd pull me apart in 5 mins even if. I was totally innocent.. Id come away thinking i did do that 😂

if you are a master troller, you can poke holes in their logic and then start manipulating your story to sound more like the life of the detective. just be like "oh i was just taking a walk"
"ok you got me, i was actually on my way to work to conduct interviews"
"ok you got me, i'm actually an undercover detective that conducts interrogations, and this one guy i once interrogated kept changing his story and he started pretending like he was a detective or somethin', crazy i know."

No. I'm just watching to learn how to interrogate liars, be strong.

No. I'm just watching to learn how to interrogate liars, be strong.

He didn’t think he needed a lawyer because he killed a black man and thought the detectives would automatically be on his side lol he used words like ‘immediate threat’ and even suggests that the black woman was a potential threat!!  He’s racist end of!

@Y AB and the guilty feel it would be suspicious to immediately ask for one

@Y AB and the guilty feel it would be suspicious to immediately ask for one

@Y AB That's a weak explanation because as we can see, many guilty people also do not ask for a lawyer.

@Y AB That's a weak explanation because as we can see, many guilty people also do not ask for a lawyer.

@NPC_1138 its because innocent people think they have no use for a lawyer,because they are innocent,so wasting time on a lawyer may seem like a waste of time to them

The only thing you ever say to law enforcement is you want a lawyer.

The only thing you ever say to law enforcement is you want a lawyer.

@NPC_1138 we aren’t seeing those. Our host is giving us the interesting ones. The boring, “I’m taking the 5th’s are filtered out so it seems like everyone is stupid. But I totally agree with you.

I swear, all these meticulous notes are NOT for the purposes of trying to get away with anything, have an advantage in the interrogation or get one over. I’ll never be in that situation, (God! I hope I’ll never be in that situation.) (Makes more notes.)

Yes!! But I've also learned from these videos just how crucial the word LAWYER is!!

Yes!! But I've also learned from these videos just how crucial the word LAWYER is!!

I'll just shut up as soon as they read me my Rights 🤐🤫

I'll just shut up as soon as they read me my Rights 🤐🤫

Well he should have just said one word "Lawyer".

Well he should have just said one word "Lawyer".

@Moetez Ouelhazi This. It baffles me that everyone is just blabbing away, no one asks for a lawyer, no one refuses to answer. Most likely because it would make them suspicious - but they are suspects to begin with. If you don't say anything, nothing can be used against you.

However, I am glad most do blab away making it easy for the detectives so they can rot in prison for the rest of their lives.

That's why the cheat is, you should never ever agree to talk to the cops

That's why the cheat is, you should never ever agree to talk to the cops


You can tell from the second the interview starts, he thinks he is getting away with it. The confidence and entitlement is screaming through the screen. Fascinating.

@princesstamika just gonna ignore the part where he was assaulted first? Typical.

His last comment was so stupid, he deletes all of them. Wise.

@A T  Then the jury felt entitled to finding him guilty for manslaughter and the prosecution felt entitled to ask for the max sentencing.

@A T lol park in handicap spot without handicap decal = death sentence. makes sense. clearly these two actions are the same. /s

@A T Thanks A T. Also I like saying A T. Has a great ring to it. Makes me feel like we're old friends.

@A T They definitely shouldn't have parked there. No arguments there but he shouldn't have killed a guy for doing so!

Is that the same as the  "confidence and entitlement " of believing you can park in a handicap zone?

Temps I wouldn’t say entitlement. Ignorance really.

His confidence and entitlement got someone murdered. Its astounding. May he rot in prison for the rest of his life.

l know right? lt was surprising to me how confident he was despite how damning the footage was for him.


Drejka's issue is that he's a pretend soldier who wanted to put himself in a 'life or death scenario' so he could live out his fantasy. He uses military language like 'neutralize the threat' and brought his gun everywhere, deliberately seeking conflict in the hopes that he would get a chance to shoot someone.

@Gary Vlahos actually if u knew my wife she would have been punching him before I could even get a chance to push him lol.

@Eric G He started something in an aggravated fashion he knew he could potentially kill in and as soon as he was challenged he shot to kill.  To my eyes he looks like a bully and a wimp, 2 things I don't like. Was it in cold blood? No. But apart from that this guy killed a father in front of his family over an incident he started. He's a terrible human being.

Eric G he was known to start fights before. The store owner has complained before of him starting confrontations and harassing customers in the past. He carries a gun and starts fights, why do you think he does that?

Eric G Premeditation does not, under US law, have to occur in advance of a crime. From the Wikipedia entry on "malice aforethought" (which is another term for premeditation) wherein the 4 categories of malice aforethought are described: "It is easiest to break these categories up by premeditation, or express malice and reckless endangerment, or implied malice. Intent to kill or to inflict serious bodily injury would be considered express. This does not mean that the accused made a plan far in advance, but it could even be in the moment of the crime. If the person did the action knowing it would hurt or kill the other person, there was express malice involved, which is a form of malice aforethought.

You’re right, there’s had people like this. That’s why people always say be careful who you mess with.

Eric G
Sorry mate ... I had to reply to your assertion that this shooter “wasn’t the aggressor” ...

I’m guessing that you aren’t a father yet , because no father would say what you did .

If my wife and children ( I have 3 ) are approached by some belligerent , imma do exactly the same the now-dead father did .

When you have a woman you love to death and children you love to death  , you will understand ✌

@stewqrt rankin u need proof that he left home with a pre arranged plan to kill. You need evidence of planning. That's why the DA didn't charge first degree because he couldn't prove premeditation. My point is he was sentenced as if it was premeditated even though he wasnt charged with premeditated murder.

@Eric G I think it was premeditated if he went out armed and started an argument in the hope he'd get to shoot someone

He watched a few episodes of ASP and thinks he’s a marine.

It’s interesting to not that done view his taking out his weapon was not being an aggressor.
Strange that.
He also got out of his vehicle to play cop of the world.
Also, he has a history of aggression.
He was looking for trouble & he got his wish.

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@Izzy Kitty I really don't wanna be defending this guy so I'm gonna just shut up but my point is that it was obviously not premeditated and he was not the aggressor. Yelling at someone for parking in a handicap is not the same as initiating violence. He may have been the original verbal aggressor and started the confrontation but he did not escalate it. When he was physically assaulted that's when the confrontation was wrongfully escalated to violence and then subsequently he unlawfully escalated further violence. He is dead wrong for that but again, it was not premeditated and nor was it unprovoked.

@Eric G he started the confrontation with the woman sat in the car with her kids. The dad saw this and pushed him away. This guy pulls out his gun. Points it, the dad actually steps back away and then shot. This wannabe law inforcer just wanted a reason to shoot someone. He feels so utterly inferior he has to patrol the disabled spots at "his store" and he shoots an unarmed man who is now backing away.

Yes. Prob listens to police radios all day

@Eric G Because he killed someone when they were demonstrably not a threat to him. And it was also demonstrated in the video that he habitually put himself in these situations. This conflict didn't happen by accident. He orchestrated it to happen.

He got 20 to life tho. That's what people get when they plot and kill their wife in her sleep. Obviously what he did was wrong but it wasn't premeditated and it was provoked by violence. That's manslaughter at best. That 3-10 years.