“I’m just your normal average everyday person with average problems”

His problems: Murder charge

Just a regular everyday normal guy 😂 can't stop thinking about this song when I heard him say this lmao

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@Michael Zomsuv thanks I didn't know that :)

@Michael Zomsuv you see after he pushed him that guy pointed out his gun the person who pushed backed up and was going to the store if that guy didn't shoot him he could have pressed charges now do you understand?

@SquishyOfCinder sadly, even though he aimed at the victim's chest, who was backing away from this guy

He shooted in response to a physical aggression while the first man assaulted him in response to fucking WORDS. Shooting in response to a physical aggression is 100% justified. Starting physical aggression in response to a simple VERBAL altercation, is NEVER justified. Furthermore, the physical aggression WAS life threating. Would he have fell wrong on the concrete floor, he would have died. All you here minimizing the push, but in reality HE COULD HAVE DIED. PEOPLE DIE ALL THE TIME FROM FALLING WRONG. The shooting was a 100% justified response to a life threating aggression.

@Mr abd Manslaughter is the simple act of killing while murder is the act of making a plan of killing someone and executing this plan.

@Gregor Heisenhorn I don't get it what is the difference between manslaughter and murder?

@southside yeah seriously. Dude assaults him out of nowhere. I agree that he didn’t deserve to get shot and killed but damn people. Don’t be shovin people over parking spots. How about “hey buddy what the hell ya doin”

He spend too much time reading military and.survival mags.

In prison killing is very average and you can be average person with average problem :D

Why no one talks about the fact that the initial physical aggression was a massive overuse of force. He pushed him from the back on a concrete floor for a verbal altercation. People have fucking died for falling wrong. It's a shame he went to prison for defending himself. At least he helped society by terminating an animal.

And then Americans get offended when the rest of the world perceives them like this...

Lesson learn respect every person around you. if they looking for trouble, back up take q deep breath, and live him at the end is not worth it.

@Jeff -66 I wont care if hes gone forever this kind of people carry weapons and try to make people angry so they can use them

@kam the almighty algo guides us where it guides us 🙏

Guessing he’s referring to life with exception of this recent event..

I have 4 charges of vehicular manslaughter, and 1 case of murder.<br>I’m just a normal average person with average problems

I have 4 charges of vehicular manslaughter, and 1 case of murder.
I’m just a normal average person with average problems

Our problem:  He thought that was legal and reasonable.

He said he had money problems. He could’ve used that assault caught on tape to get a big pay day. Instead got 20 years.

@Jeff -66 he gone claim self defense again 🤣


Sounds like a wannabe police officer/militant who never actually became one

Sounds like a wannabe police officer/militant who never actually became one

@Jack Burton Where the fuck were you to have rocks fall on you and to have a guy fight you with sword, is this Skyrim?

@Sir Dankleberry You really only need a bootknife. This one time, I had a Tech 9, and I thought I was all badass, so shot it over my head and a bunch of rocks fell on me, and I dropped my gun. When I came to, this crazy guy with a sword came it at me and it wasn't a gun that saved me that day, it was just a simple bootknife. That being said, it's all in the reflexes.

@Sir Dankleberry If you suck at aiming, no amount of rounds is going to help

@Sir Dankleberry If you suck at aiming, no amount of rounds is going to help

@Jack Burton By that logic why do you need 7 rounds in a M1911A1?

@Jack Burton By that logic why do you need 7 rounds in a M1911A1?

@Sir Dankleberry Nope, but if you are such a horrible shot that you need 20+ rounds to hit a target, you probably shouldn't be handling firearms to begin with

@Jack Burton Next you'll tell me we need to ban assault guns.

@Jack Burton Next you'll tell me we need to ban assault guns.

@Will GGood. He would have probably gotten away with it if he were a cop

@Will GGood. He would have probably gotten away with it if he were a cop

And we see now why he’s never become one.

And we see now why he’s never become one.

@kimberly s handicap people that need to go to that store

@kimberly s handicap people that need to go to that store

We should all thank whatever force is protecting us that he never did.

We should all thank whatever force is protecting us that he never did.

Sounds like a trump maga supporter/proudboys

Sounds like a trump maga supporter/proudboys

@Humberto Cobian a militant is someone in a war, like the word belligerent. It’s just a more complicated way to say soldier.

@Jack Burton ever shot a gun at the ranges? That shit is fun

@Jack Burton ever shot a gun at the ranges? That shit is fun

If you assault a cop like that and then back off I doubt you won't be shot at

If you assault a cop like that and then back off I doubt you won't be shot at

@L lovly the sad thing is, a guy like this could easily become an officer, and there are MANY men just like this

Carry permits are not something to be given by the king they are a right.

Carry permits are not something to be given by the king they are a right.

@Eric Johnson Well yeah, these are literally the types of people most likely to want to be cops.

He never should of violently pushed him like that. That was very uncalled for. It’s still no excuse to fire a gun at the man

@Shant Faith we got people out here talking cursive.  Uh wurds hard.

@Shant Faith we got people out here talking cursive.  Uh wurds hard.

@Shannon oFARRELL I had a hard time trying to understand what you just wrote..

@Shannon oFARRELL I had a hard time trying to understand what you just wrote..

@Humberto Cobian same I felt like I was having stroke trying to read that sentence 😂

@Jack Burton A wise man once told me, "Never go full sheepdog"

@Jack Burton A wise man once told me, "Never go full sheepdog"

@Jack Burton And they are so obviously insecure..

@Jack Burton And they are so obviously insecure..

@L lovly I work security and I've met way too many like that.

@L lovly I work security and I've met way too many like that.

@Michael Kennedy It'll be his last for the next 20 years.  If he survives that long inside.  An inmate has had a pop at him already.

It's so cringe I had to take breaks from his interview.

It's so cringe I had to take breaks from his interview.

@Will G this one eas already unjustified, and made no sense

@Will G this one eas already unjustified, and made no sense

Roger that! Affirmative.<br>10-4, KMG365 Rampart.

Roger that! Affirmative.
10-4, KMG365 Rampart.

@Ayessa V. Cruz are you saying he’s convincing or innocent, making sure I’m not misreading it.

@Mikayla H it’s almost like he didn’t kill a person

@Mikayla H it’s almost like he didn’t kill a person

Only difference is like 8 months of training ..

Only difference is like 8 months of training ..

There are many like him that did made it.very trigger happy

There are many like him that did made it.very trigger happy

@Greg Black Good advice.  By minding one's own business this will eliminate a lot of conflict and needless killing.

@Bo Riddley Because a man trying to stand up for his family when they are accosted by some lunatic is pretty normal contrary to someone who shots an unarmed man over a parking space.

Well  I'm damn glad he didn't but the fathers life being lost to him... disgusting g... We already have too many violent dolts working as police.

He just never reached that educational level of receiving enough Cs on his report card to reach cop status as a vocation.

If he was a cop this would have been excused

If he was a cop this would have been excused

in other words just average cop material

in other words just average cop material

@Logan comment policing is thought provoking

@Logan comment policing is thought provoking

zzz well that was rather thought provoking

zzz well that was rather thought provoking

@Logan , imagine half of your friends talk a certain way, and your teachers talk a certain way, and maybe even one of your parents too. Eventually, without your consent, you will likely find yourself talking in a similar way. For example, if you moved to a different part of the country, where the "normal" accent is different.

Now consider firearms enthusiasts. You are correct, that this group of people are not all police/military, though a good portion of them are, including many (in my experience, most) of the instructors.

So even if you hate this way of talking, it's not necessarily that the speakers actively chose to use it, I'd argue that it's often subconcious.

@Shannon oFARRELL I'm from the states.  Your wording was just awful it made me lol reading it. No hard feelings aye. I was being cheeky is all.

@Shannon oFARRELL can you English better?

@Shannon oFARRELL can you English better?

He was waiting for his moment...and to him whose a young blk man....no one

He was waiting for his moment...and to him whose a young blk man....no one

@Linda Niemkiewicz Remember that Trump was the one who posted a full ad in the NYTimes saying the Central Park 5 should be executed and stood by that statement even after DNA evidence freed them.

I totally agree with you. <br>My favorite perplexing quality about these people is they're mostly in horrible physical shape.

I totally agree with you.
My favorite perplexing quality about these people is they're mostly in horrible physical shape.

you mean cops? then security are people who failed at both but have a huge ego or god complex.

Good thing to. He would have killed another george floyd. Ironic the guy he killed is black.

Bruh I was thinking the same thing. I wanna know what makes people talk like that. I’m guilty of it sometimes when talking to a professional of any kind but I don’t pretend to know more than them but I know people that think they do

Well he's never been in a fight before so there goes the combative portion of training...

@Greg Black "If you see someone getting hurt or treated badly of course the rules change." THIS!!

All you people that can’t mind your own business I’m begging you to insert yourself into my business. The police can take care of the no parking and handicapped parking . Stay the hell out of peoples business , be it gay , religion,race or anything that does not concern you . If you see someone getting hurt or treated badly of course the rules change .

Hero complex. This guy was a ticking time bomb that doesn't use rational thinking.

That’s people with superiority complexes. It’s pitiful.

That’s people with superiority complexes. It’s pitiful.

Wow thank you for all the likes and it’s really interesting to see everybody’s comments and opionions

Lidia De la Rosa unfortunately most are just like him

Lidia De la Rosa unfortunately most are just like him

Thank God, but as we’ve seen far too often, this is the rule for most police personalities, not the exception. I think he’s overdoing it because he’s trying to be as cop-like as possible

Opinionated Kraken Troll I didn’t even notice it, he’s acting so normal lol 😆

Opinionated Kraken Troll I didn’t even notice it, he’s acting so normal lol 😆

May be a coincidence, but the shade of green of his top is similar to the Sheriff's. Perhaps he did see himself as an honorary police officer?

He's the guy in police training in the Simpsons screaming FORGET ABOUT THE BADGE, WHEN DO WE GET THE FREAKIN GUNS?!?

@Jack Burton this guy was well known for acosting people verbally at that store - it wasn't his first time.

This guy is the kind of police officer that if he became one, he'd be the face of the next unjustified killing.

The wannabe military/cop thing is pretty common among hard core gun nuts. That's probably why they have such a strong need to have so many guns, to make themselves feel like military.

Seems like he trained with Jeremy Dewitte.. or maybe they're related.

Seems like he trained with Jeremy Dewitte.. or maybe they're related.

Lidia De la Rosa I agree but it just makes me laugh when he says negative

Lidia De la Rosa I agree but it just makes me laugh when he says negative

That would be a nightmare of a police officer

That would be a nightmare of a police officer


I don’t care if you are 100% innocent with literally nothing to hide….ask for a lawyer.

@Joey Rogan agreed. But the #1 rule is to have a lawyer present. Never ever talk to the cops.

110%. Don’t. Talk. To. The. Cops. They are not your friends.

Even with a lawyer the answer should always be no comment

@Sabrason how was he innocent everything points to deez nutz

I was the main suspect in my brother in law's murder about 15 years ago. I was 18 and dumb and I sung like a bird to the cops. I was innocent and the killer was caught a few weeks later. I didn't once consider that I should call an attorney.

@Robert Larsen same here, I’ve seen too many innocent people sent to prison. There is often a misunderstanding of what lawyers are for.

Lawyers are there to make sure an innocent person doesn’t get convicted! Innocent people shouldn’t talk to police without an attorney present.

@Joey Rogan I want you to read what you just wrote very slowly.

@Andre fruth man ..what’s it like to be you?

@David Middleton Of course he was and the video proves it.

100% wont get a peep outta me without a lawyer. Even if i had 10 witnesses and video evidence proving my innocence. Lawyer

It's better for innocent to have a lawyer


Dude the cops are literally feeding him a proper defense and he's just digging himself deeper and deeper 😂😂

He's a cops kid. They tried to let him get off with self defense but it created public outrage so they charged him

Very common tactic. Make the suspect commit to lies then keep note of them. Chances are they will say something in the future to the contrary. Then you have a very strong reason in court to be suspicious that he is lying under oath. It's a very smart strategy

Cops routinely propose suggestions because it raises suspicions if they just agree with all their suggestions, and they usually won't remember the suggestion if it wasn't true, and will change it if a conflicting suggestion is given.


Mega fake sling nonsense. Couldn't even do a handshake. An hour later he's rolling around on the floor in full reenactment.


He acts like that one school security guard that didn’t get accepted to be a actual police officer

oh yeah. observe and report with seth rogan

Taylor Loudenback ya I think my current school has official city police officers for our security guards, but my school before the current one had just plain people with no license wearing a shirt that said security

Where I grew up, the school SRO's were actual sheriff's deputies assigned to a school. Lol.


Dude really took someone’s life over a parking spot, that he wasn’t allowed to use.

Dude really took someone’s life over a parking spot, that he wasn’t allowed to use.

@Borfis Jort well legally, if I think someone approaching me is about to bring harm to me, I can legally assault you, you weren’t there no I, you approach someone aggressively and see what happens to you.  I’m done on the matter and I said what I said.

@Borfis Jort the whole over all point is he should of minded his business they parked in the handy cap spot just to run into the gas station ...they would of been out the spot in a couple more minutes bottom line it was not in his place to even say anything to that family that's why he is convicted now

@Borfis Jort or he could of minded his business and not say anything to the wife to begin with verbally attacking somone and circling their car ....while their kids are with them over a simple parking spot

@Cori K Nobody is legally obligated to "take it like a man." You are, however, legally obligated to NOT assault anyone

No he was defending himself against a violent man

No he was defending himself against a violent man

@Sabrason please stop...everything you said was invalid this man was found guilty and sentenced

@Sabrason Michael should of kept his mouth to himself and not started a argument over a handicapped spot he can’t even use. He should of told the store manager and that would be the end of his involvement in the matter. Then the victim would of never been killed bc there would be no need to push Michael if he would of minded his own business.

@Cori K Drejka did nothing illegal.  McGlockton was high on MDMA, had a hx of drug abuse and assaulting a police officer and committed the first crime by assaulting Drejka....that's why many legal experts agreed that it was a justified shooting.

@Cori K >It seems like us blacks can’t mind our business enough without someone bothering us.

Martin was casing houses to rob. I'd hardly call that minding his own business. And he attacked Zimmerman. That's been proven.

I appreciate that you feel there's a lot of prejudice and discrimination, and there absolutely is in some cases like the one in this video. But idolizing thugs like Martin and acting as if Zimmerman was in the wrong purely out of a sense of tribalism only makes you look bad.

>If I’m stealing out the store you are shopping in, you have no right to attack me
You have no right to be stealing in the first place. What kind of example is that? Or is stealing from stores normal behaviour for you?

@Piero Fasulli Didn't Trayvon hide from him?

@Piero Fasulli Didn't Trayvon hide from him?

@Deep Space All the information about the case is public. That never happened, Zimmerman never saw Trayvon once he got out of his car

@Sabrason then why didn’t he shoot into the air? And wtf are you talking about stopping him that black man was backing away

@Sabrason this guy didnt see the evidence

@Sabrason this guy didnt see the evidence

@Paracetamol Girl You have no defense for their argument. Admit you're wrong.

@Paracetamol Girl You have no defense for their argument. Admit you're wrong.

@Piero Fasulli George Zimmerman was following a minor home. If anything, Trayvon had the best defense in this case because he was being followed by some strange man. From my understanding, Trayvon even called someone because he felt as if he was being followed.

@Sabrason This is a really soft skull comment.

@Sabrason This is a really soft skull comment.

@Piero Fasulli it’s easy to believe what others tell you to believe when a system tells you that blacks are bad and constantly paints the narrative for you, if only they broadcast the same amount of shit that other groups do equally.  Imagine how many cases like Zimmerman or Casey Anthony that subtracts from the true numbers.  This world is fucking sick.

@Piero Fasulli plus if you look at the photos from where his body is, there is no where for you to park unless you drive up on the lawn along the walk path, so what, did he drive up on it and follow him?

@Piero Fasulli that’s Zimmerman alleged story which is bullshit, he instigated the whole shit, point blank period, Trayvon didn’t sneak him, he walked up to him.

@Piero Fasulli no he did not, he was walking, that how the ppl in the apartments heard because he was walking in the direction of home.

@Cori K he never talked or engaged with Trayvon before Trayvon assaulted him, and he only took out his gun when Trayvon try to steal it from him. night and day compared to Drejka case who actually shot for no reason

@Piero Fasulli you on the internet, seems you know so much, look that shit up, how you posting and don’t know the whole story.  He was told not to engage, 4 times.  He even said he was walking around and it was raining, so he looked suspicious. He should be in jail.  That’s what’s wrong with Karens and Kens, always think they know and own everything.  If a crime isn’t happening, mind your business.

@Cori K cops told him to not bother him and he came back towards his car

@Cori K cops told him to not bother him and he came back towards his car

@Piero Fasulli All the more reason Zimmerman should be in jail because he having a gun instigated a situation instead of avoiding it and got his ass beat and couldn’t take it like a man.  Him getting off was some strings being pulled by his father, just like with Casey Anthony.

@Piero Fasulli when he was on the phone he was told not to bother him, 4 times, he engaged, someone else called the cops because of the fighting,

@Piero Fasulli that is a lie, and that’s not how the story goes

@Piero Fasulli that is a lie, and that’s not how the story goes

@Cori K Zimmerman backed off, he was assaulted as he was coming back to his car. He didn't see Trayvon once during the call with the cops

@Sabrason you obviously didn’t watch or comprehend because he said he couldn’t fight nor has he ever.  If you are carrying a gun, you don’t go out inciting shit, that’s exactly why his ass is in jail.  Hopefully he doesn’t make it to see the light of day.

@HisokaMorrow Of course it is, you've never taken a self-defense course, have you.  You don't have to wait to be seriously injured before you defend yourself when there is no other option.  The point of self-defense is to AVOID serious injury, not PREVENT additional serious injury.

@HisokaMorrow Drejka shot to stop, not kill...if he wanted to kill him he would've emptied the clip in Marquise. He shot ONE time = very controlled and measured response given the situation.  Unfortunately for Marquise, Drejka was an experience gun owner and a very good shot.   A verbal confrontation is NO reason to lay hands on somebody..... EVER!  Hopefully some of you #$%^#$& learned that lesson or you may find yourselves taking the dirt nap with Marquise because of a gun owner who you cross. KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF AND DON'T START FIGHTS WITH PEOPLE YOU DON'T KNOW!

@Cale David And I stand by what I said, like it or don’t 👌🏿

@Cale David And I stand by what I said, like it or don’t 👌🏿

@Cale David I don’t feel you instigating a situation being that you are the one with a gun is self defense.  Trayvon did not start with Zimmerman, Zimmerman approached him.  It seems like us blacks can’t mind our business enough without someone bothering us.  If a crime is happening, nonpolice officers need to call the police.  If I’m stealing out the store you are shopping in, you have no right to attack me because it’s non of your business, contact the proper channels.

@Cori K That's true, and I can appreciate that Zimmerman's case is very controversial, but consider the fact that Martin attacked Zimmerman and inflicted a head injury (there are photographs you can find here: https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/1024/media/images/60317000/jpg/_60317077_zimmermancomp.jpg). I'm not saying that Zimmerman's situation was ideal - a young man lost his life - but calling Drejka another Zimmerman isn't really fair considering Zimmerman killed in legitimate self-defense and Drejka didn't.

I think it's important to be careful about tarring everyone with the same brush when there's nuance to these cases, because it weakens accusations of actual misconduct and discredits people who are genuine.

@Sabrason glad Michael got taught the ultimate lesson too :)

@Sabrason glad Michael got taught the ultimate lesson too :)

@Cale David Zimmerman was told by police and back off, he wasn’t a cop like Michael wasn’t, he could have watched Trayvon from a distance as so could Michael, he could have taken down license plate number.

@Cori K Not really fair to compare this case to Zimmerman. In that instance, Zimmernman's attacker was repeatedly striking and attacking him, whereas in this instance Drejka fired well after Marquise had backed off, stopped attacking and was no longer a threat.

I am pro 2nd amendment, but I completely understand how some people would be against it because of people like Drejka.  The guy can't fight, but is willing to put himself in controversial situation only because of the gun he carries in concealment.  He is a coward.

@Sabrason Marquise was defending his girlfriend from Drejka, at least it could be argued better than Drejka was protecting himself from Marquise considering he was stepping away.

@HisokaMorrow he shoved him as a warning to back off, there are ppl who would have punched him, but what man argues with a woman he doesn’t knows or who wasn’t bothering him.  He could have reported that shit to the store or the cops, but he was being a George Zimmerman.  If he wanted to police ppl, he should have joined the academy, but his ass wouldn’t have been able to hang because he’s sorry and he would have shot many.  I’m a woman and even I had fights in school.

@Sabrason Getting shoved is no reason to shoot and kill someone, how the hell can you even think that

Drejka shot him once to stop further violence from Marquise who was high on MDMA and had a hx of drug abuse and assaulting a police officer. Funny that fact is NEVER mentioned.  It was a very measured and controlled response given the high-pressure/adrenaline-fueled situation.  Marquise just happened to bleed out b/c Drejka was a good shot but Marquise initiated the violence over a parking spot and got taught the ultimate lesson to keep your hands to yourself. Only reason Drejka was convicted was b/c he willingly cooperated with police instead of lawyering up and didn't immediately and repeatedly claim he feared for his life.


Just a thought...Imagine this was a cop/security guard on the ground... and the outcome of the case...


Even while being interviewed in prison clothes this wannabe cop couldnt grasp the fact that maybe aggressively challenging someone doing something as harmless as parking in a handicapped spot without a badge, then pulling a gun on and shooting the husband when he arrives to defend his family from you, was the wrong way to go about the situation. This idiot literally said he wouldnt change a thing about what he did that day. I hope he rots away in prison.

@YSAmmo at no point did I excuse his behaviour. He used deadly force to a criminal degree and was rightly imprisoned

However if you behave selfishly you will provoke anger, if you respond to that anger with violence you will provoke more violence.

The selfishness of the driver and the violence used by the victim provoked the violence of the killer. None were blameless

@Jeffrey Bungle uh no, disabled people CAN shop. They just use a different car parking spot and walk a little further. That's literally the only way they're impacted. Don't try to excuse his behaviour.

@YSAmmo if able bodied people use disabled bays it means that when the car park is full the disabled cannot shop

That is harmful, it does not excuse this man's behaviour but this tragedy would have been avoided if the driver had not behaved selfishly

@Jeffrey Bungle how is parking in a disabled bay a harmful act? It's there to make it a little easier for disabled people to get to their cars... That's literally it

Parking is a disabled bay is not a harmless act, that does not excuse murder but let's be clear, the victim and his wife behave selfishly and violently

He did not deserve to die but he and his wife were not blameless

Well said. How anyone can think this man is in the right is beyond me.


Really makes sense to allow civilians to stroll around with guns "most of their adult life" doesn't it? I wonder how the rest of the world gets by without guns?


I love hearing “I’m a very careful person” from someone who committed a murder in the cold light of day over a parking spot at a gas station.

@Decrepit Elmo And that was never my argument. What I said was had he not pushed him, he would most likely be now alive.

@Ding Dong I never said pushing someone was okay, just that it doesn't mean you automatically go straight to murder

@Decrepit Elmo Well as you saw, it did. I'd say it's an insane jump to start pushing arguing strangers to the ground. You never know if they're sane or not.

@Ding Dong Pushing someone over does not mean you shoot them. That's an insane jump

@Joelberg11 True and goes a long way in proving that it's a very bad idea to go assaulting armed deranged people lol.

@Ding Dong murder is quite annoying and disrespectful as well.

@BLUT WURST Parking at a handicap spot is annoying and disrespectful for the community rules. Commenting on it is understandable and may lead to a verbal confrontation if/when the parking party is not too sophisticated. The whole situation changed the second he put his hands on the guy. That was totally unnecessary and escalated the situation. All he needed to do was to sit in his car and drive away ignoring the complainer. They would happily live their lives today.

@RNDA Does not warrant but might GET you murdered. So why push instead of asking politely what the problem was? All he needed to do was to apologize (or even remain quiet) and leave the scene. When he pushed him to the ground, game changed. You do realize that if you slam your head to the asphalt after a push like that, it can be deadly?

@Ding Dong  the law said that guy is guilty. so what is your point? everyone breaks laws everyday. as long as you dont harm anyone its not a big deal. parking in a handicap spot is no big deal. unless you make it one. this Drejka guy decided to make it his problem. and he got what he wanted.

@Ding Dong parking in handicapped space + a push does not warrant murder

On the other hand he was physically assaulted by someone who was breaking the law.


All you gotta do is make a conversation about the other person’s wellbeing. “Ma’am, I’m sorry to bother you but the police drive around this store a lot and I don’t want you to get a ticket for being in the handicap spot on accident. Just lookin out for you!”

@Darth Balgarus by shooting him!? You're obviously a troll lol

@Patricia Villanueva the dead guy shouldn't have broken the law. the victim was just doing his civic duty

@Darth Balgarusin this case no, that crazy man with a gun should have minded his business. That way an innocent man would still be alive.

@Patricia Villanueva A crime is a crime. All people who commit crimes deserve to be brought to justice

@rachybaby72 imagine trying to hold the moral high ground with conditional morals

Nah, if no one is getting hurt, mind your own damn business

@D@rth Balgarus Pt. 2: Oooh, and I LOVE that you revealed your tell with an opinion: "severely". Not 'punished', but "severely punished". Thank you for (easily) telegraphing your true motive. :-D You're Sick...

@D@rth Balgarus *Pt. 2:* Oooh, and I LOVE that you revealed your tell with an *opinion:* "severely". Not 'punished', but "severely punished". Thank you for (easily) telegraphing your true motive. :-D You're Sick...

@rachybaby72 a crime is a crime, and all criminals deserve to be severely punished

@Darth Balgarus It's a crime to jaywalk. It's a crime to smoke weed. It's a crime to kill. Which one is worse? Which one is a four-alarm fire? Which one do you normally get thrown on jail for? 🙄

Ula knew what he was doing when he chose to use the word "criminal", and 'who knew what words were exchanged' is bull$hit. He was trying to impugn the victim's character and blame him for his own death. Disgusting...

@Darth Balgarus It's a crime to jaywalk. It's a crime to smoke weed. It's a crime to kill. Which one is worse? Which one is a four-alarm fire? Which one do you normally get thrown on jail for? 🙄

Ula knew what he was doing when he chose to use the word "criminal", and _'who knew what words were exchanged'_ is bull$hit. He was trying to impugn the victim's character and blame him for his own death. Disgusting...

Jennifer C if someone doesn’t have a handicap placard then they have no right to park in a handicap spot. It is a crime to park in one without a valid placard.

@rachybaby72 lol I agree with you, all I was saying is you don't HAVE to be nice to people who technically don't deserve it. He overreacted (the lightest word to use here), which kinda makes sense psychologically since subconsciously he was already prepared to fire. <br>Only pointing out you should, but sadly most likely won't be nice to people who break the law (law you apparently care about). No justification, just saying that the original comment and its solution wasn't so obvious in this situation.

@rachybaby72 lol I agree with you, all I was saying is you don't HAVE to be nice to people who technically don't deserve it. He overreacted (the lightest word to use here), which kinda makes sense psychologically since subconsciously he was already prepared to fire.
Only pointing out you should, but sadly most likely won't be nice to people who break the law (law you apparently care about). No justification, just saying that the original comment and its solution wasn't so obvious in this situation.

@Ula G A "criminal"??  🙄 Hope you didn't jaywalk today because, according-to-you, that would make you a criminal...

The Murderer Criminal was willing to kill over a parking spot... He knew that he was willing since he admitted he was fine with instigating a confrontation because he had his "force multiplier"... I'd rather be a parking space criminal than a murdering criminal...

@Ula G A "criminal"??  🙄 Hope you didn't jaywalk today because, according-to-you, that would make you a criminal...

*The **_Murderer Criminal_** was willing to kill over a parking spot...* He knew that he was willing since he admitted he was fine with instigating a confrontation because he had his "force multiplier"... I'd rather be a parking space criminal than a murdering criminal...

who knows who said what exactly during that exchange. I'm not sure but I think he said it was almost personal to him at the beginning, taking up the handicapped space. And that it happens often. He was annoyed, so I can understand why he just told them to move. It's innocent what they did but still illegal. You don't really tell a criminal hmm just looking out for you, don't kill that guy. Not his job to reprimend people, but still I get that it's not his job either to be nice to careless people.

Or just mind your own business and let the police do their job to tell people they're not handicap and they have to move or get a ticket. Let them take a ticket instead of causing a altercation.

Or he could've just minded his business... But he would never do that because he already admitted (without realizing he did) that he didn't care if an altercation ensued because he knew he had a gun..............

Yahhh and the driver is in the car he could've asked nicely for her to move to another spot.

Yup being able to communicate is key is any situation

@Ong Phui Shan yeah, it's a concept called reciprocity!

not only this prevents confrontation, it also has higher chance that the person would do what u wanted. interesting 😯


Crying cuz he misses his girl I bet those kids are crying because they miss their dad who they can never go see well anybody can come visit you


Does he think he's drinking beers with the boys? He's talking like he's trying to impress people, not like his answers could land him in jail for decades. Christ.

I think he legitimately thought he was saying all the right things.  He was truly clueless

He’s acting like a fanboy because odds are he’s a failed police officer and always wanted to be police officer his whole life. He probably thinks the cops are on his side what a naive fool lol


Is it normal for lawyers to say someone that was <b>murdered</b> simply “expired” like this psychopath’s lawyer did? That really irked me like how could you say he “expired” it makes it sound like he died by natural causes, not that your client litterally shot and killed him over a parking spot

Is it normal for lawyers to say someone that was *murdered* simply “expired” like this psychopath’s lawyer did? That really irked me like how could you say he “expired” it makes it sound like he died by natural causes, not that your client litterally shot and killed him over a parking spot

@Jessica Michael true. When my great aunt died at the age of 86, the nurse at the hospital told me she had “expired”

It’s medical terminology for died. That’s what doctors call it too.

to be fair, a defense attorney's job is to represent their clients interests and speak on their behalf. Sometime the words you use have negative connotations that imply guilt. Even though we as the audience know he was guilty after watching this, the lawyers still have the duty to make sure that people are treated as "innocent until proven guilty" throughout the proceedings since even the shittiest of human beings have rights to due process.

@Echo UV i hear you and agree with you 100% but thats what they came up with amd think it's best.

@Jesus Orozco it seems dehumanizing to me, makes the victim sound like sour cream or a steak you left in your fridge too long

It's courtroom verbiage. They say its easier for family hearing the case, rather than saying "killed"or"died".


Notice how his arm seems to get less and less “injured” over the course of the interview

That’s what the human body does sometimes


Anyone who carries should also be taught how to avoid conflict, and how to de-escalate a conflict, or even leave the area if possible.   Discharge of a firearm is a last-ditch option, when retreat is not possible, and bodily harm is imminent.  None of these were observed by the shooter.  This is one interview that IK really didn't care to hear much from the shooter, as he initiated the conflict himself.  "Feeling" threatened is not sufficient cause for the use of deadly force.  Police do not have a duty to withdraw and disengage, but they are still trained to de-escalate, and even they fail to do that at times.  I have carried for over 25 years,  but fully understand the need to restrain myself, and to differentiate between "feeling" threatened, and actually being in imminent danger.<br>It was clear that the victim began to withdraw when the shooter presented a firearm, and at that point the shooter had already stopped the threat before any shots were fired.  Brandishing a firearm is far less serious than homicide, and much easier to defend under the circumstances.  The shooter could have left without firing a shot, but chose to retaliate rather than to defend himself.  It is a shame the victim did not get that opportunity, especially when it appears he was defending his loved ones from a potential threat as well.

Anyone who carries should also be taught how to avoid conflict, and how to de-escalate a conflict, or even leave the area if possible.   Discharge of a firearm is a last-ditch option, when retreat is not possible, and bodily harm is imminent.  None of these were observed by the shooter.  This is one interview that IK really didn't care to hear much from the shooter, as he initiated the conflict himself.  "Feeling" threatened is not sufficient cause for the use of deadly force.  Police do not have a duty to withdraw and disengage, but they are still trained to de-escalate, and even they fail to do that at times.  I have carried for over 25 years,  but fully understand the need to restrain myself, and to differentiate between "feeling" threatened, and actually being in imminent danger.
It was clear that the victim began to withdraw when the shooter presented a firearm, and at that point the shooter had already stopped the threat before any shots were fired.  Brandishing a firearm is far less serious than homicide, and much easier to defend under the circumstances.  The shooter could have left without firing a shot, but chose to retaliate rather than to defend himself.  It is a shame the victim did not get that opportunity, especially when it appears he was defending his loved ones from a potential threat as well.

A person like Drejka apparently cannot tell the difference between assault and self defense, and assumes no one else can either.   People with his attitude should not even own a firearm, let alone carry one.  Prison is the best place for him and anyone else who would act likewise.  Michael McLaughlin had every right and reason to defend his wife and children from Drejka, and he did so without the use of lethal force.  The defense attorney is as stupid as he is ignorant.  I'm glad the jury had enough sense to interpret the situation for what it was.

Yeah, basically this guy had just built himself up over the years to be some sort of vigilante hero (he'd already had 4 previous altercations). It's really not got anything to do with his command of gun protocol, it's got everything to do with his self-image, and maybe some fantasy of a hyper-escalated sense of threat in his head.


I'm that handicapped parking monitor as well.....don't park in handicapped.

Michael Drejka is <i>not</i> the kind of man you want to emulate...

Michael Drejka is _not_ the kind of man you want to emulate...


He feels so educated on gun use but doesn't know that shooting because you are afraid of some kicks is absolutely absurd.. He just had a sick fantasy of saving his own life with a gun and being able to brag about it

@Based Lord dont mind me i just want to see when he responds and what

@aceous99 What's dumb about stand your ground?

@Maaike Rommens  I agree, the guy was clearly moving away from him. It just seemed to me you were downplaying what kicks can do, but it wasn't a factor in this case.

@nunya I know they can easily kill, I have a black belt in karate. But still don't shoot until they are coming closer and "some kicks" aren't formulated by him like he felt life threatened.

What happened here was wrong, I want to be clear about that, but kicks in the head can easily kill.

@Ruby Tuesday
>but that's a very probable option

How is that very probable?

>Another option is that he just wanted an excuse to kill no matter who for pleasure

There could be a hundred different options. We don't know.

@Ruby Tuesday That's ridiculous. You have zero reason to think that, you are just obsessed with racism.

@Ruby Tuesday Yeah thats even more accurate I think..


Note to self: lawyer up before ever talking to cops


also, the narrator says you would have "no need" to be in a defensive state of mind after being shoved over 5 feet onto the concrete.  He said the defendent "appealed to extremes"... That is spoken by someone who has never been completely assaulted and nose stuck into a book.


They made him re-enact the scene perfectly with an arm that couldn’t even be lifted to shake a hand. 😂😂

@Rainy Days  haha no. Adrenaline would have dissipated at that point because he believed the police were on his side, and now he was safe, if anything he would felt sluggish from the body releasing large amounts of adrenaline from firing the gun. In an altercation he started. Weak people look for power.


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11 Give us this day our supersubstantial bread.

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exactly!!! if this man was in a higher position it would’ve been there in a second.

That’s what I’m saying. I know from prior experience that if this had happened in a predominantly white neighborhood it would have been there in under 10


How much the dad moved towards him changed so many times. “One step, almost two, he twitched, he moved, his feet said he was coming towards me, a couple feet” he knows that the poor dad didn’t come towards him but he needed some sort of argument for what he did. And failed miserably at it


The moment he starts realizing that the cops aren't patting him on the back and complimenting him is priceless. This dude is acting like he fouled somebody in basketball instead of shooting someone. He makes responsible gun owners look awful.

@Normal Human no. knives can kill people. you have to try to reason with the bear, violence is never an option

@Mani I live in a rural area of the US
There are bears here
What do I do if someone is getting mauled by a bear? Try to stab it?

@Tim Nelson I know this is anecdotal but I’ve lived in a community full of gun owners my entire life and I have never once worried about getting shot

@gour Ranga No, I live in a big house on the west coast and have a really good job. My life rocks.

@Jon Mancuso It seems like trailers are on your mind bruh. Did you just move into a new double wide?

@Serena Hope Isabella Welcome to the hood.

@Nikki W • 69 years ago nikki more like Becky

@gour Ranga I do understand where ur coming from, as i grew up inna violent ass area everyone knew if u hit somebody u bound to get blasted n its smth u expect, but the way this man rly thought the murder was justified by law was kinda funny to me

@Nikki W • 69 years ago nikki is big mad

@avenger31X you soft like cotton my brotha

@Lily lily I would be quiet if I were you I know you’re 500 pounds in real life

Agreed<br>I carry daily, and this man brings nothing but disrepute to us.

Agreed
I carry daily, and this man brings nothing but disrepute to us.

@gour Ranga HE PUSHED HIM? that is NOT cause for use of deadly force? u wouldn’t last a day on my streets if you started drawing your weapon everytime someone got pushed.

@gour Ranga well he pulled his gun and dude backed away so I think that was enough there he could have then got in his car and left but he shot a man who was backing up and no longer a deathly threat

@avenger31X It is depending on what country you live in.. numerous militaries around the world use Glocks..

@Frank Paya I honestly didn't realize when I wrote my comment cuz I used talk to text that it sounds weird but also I really don't think it has anything to do with race I just think two people were in the wrong no he shouldn't have pushed him like that that literally should have never happened but it wasn't something someone should lose their life over it that's it I think that nobody has the right to take somebody else's life away you don't get to make that decision and I really truly believe that if you have a gun you need to take hours and hours of safety and not walk around acting like you're big and bad because you have a gun

@Kathy J it's not worth getting into it with somebody and having it escalate to a point where you need to use deadly force over a parking space? That's not your civic duty, it's not worth it in this day and age, with all the violent people around to even say anything to a stranger, if you're not in some official capacity, where you can actually write a citation.

@Shyann Richards I don't like able-bodied people, especially if they come across thuggish parking in handicap spaces either but if I was carrying a gun, I definitely wouldn't say anything I might report it to the police, but that would be the extent of it.<br> It's not worth saying anything, there's too many thuggish people out there and two wrongs don't make a "right" no way over a parking space is it justified, using deadly force, if you're carrying a weapon you have to think of that before you even initiate a contact where it can go, you don't want to get put in a position where you have to draw- down let alone fire on somebody if you have a C.C.W

@Shyann Richards I don't like able-bodied people, especially if they come across thuggish parking in handicap spaces either but if I was carrying a gun, I definitely wouldn't say anything I might report it to the police, but that would be the extent of it.
 It's not worth saying anything, there's too many thuggish people out there and two wrongs don't make a "right" no way over a parking space is it justified, using deadly force, if you're carrying a weapon you have to think of that before you even initiate a contact where it can go, you don't want to get put in a position where you have to draw- down let alone fire on somebody if you have a C.C.W

@Lex who mentioned a shotgun?  What about an AR15, with tactical pistols, bullet proof vests and bump stocks?
What about Las Vegas?  What about the school shootings you have it seems every month?
Everyone’s a “responsible gun owner” until they decide they aren’t anymore.
You can talk about good areas and bad areas until the cows come home.  We have a few bad districts in inner cities too.  Yet we don’t have the same murder and violent crime rate.
As I’ve said before, keep your guns, you can’t solve the issue you have.  Nobody is giving them back.
All I’m saying is it’s a stupid way to run a society and you should just approach it as a mistake the US made historically, rather than something to be proud of, as the entire world can see the violence, the over zealous police.  The paranoia every time someone puts their hands in their pockets in an argument.  We can all see it, and when we hear BS about good guys and bad guys we all know full well that we aren’t living in some criminal controlled gangland and things can be extremely peaceful and non-tyrannous without the need to own military equipment.

@avenger31X tf are you replying to lmao I said skin color was not relevant

@avenger31X preventing government tyranny while having the highest per capita prison population in the developed world

@rafer Jefferson iii a Glock is military equipment lol?

@gour Ranga why did you bring race into it literally nothing to do with race a man was trying to provoke a female alone in the car and her husband came out to defend her and got murdered people need to decide who is handicapped or or not or illegally parked

It’s almost like something like this is bound to happen as if you let the public own military equipment it’s quite possible some people will be irresponsible.

The only problem with that statement is there are far too many gun owners who would probably do what he did, only they haven't been stuck in a situation like this yet. Too many gun owners think they are responsible but probably aren't.

@gour Ranga just cause your black doesn’t mean u have an excuse to be racist

@gour Ranga he can defend himself, but with reasonable force to the threat presented. Shooting the man was unreasonable. It was excessive seeing as he just pushed him and was unarmed.

@Gormless Shlorm i am black white boy. U dont kno shi

@gour Ranga I ain't mad but you sure are sad homie

@Gormless Shlorm u big mad, I'm the big homie we can square up.


Wow, one minute it's another day at the gas station and the next you're gone. All the father knew was that his wife was in trouble. I can only imagine what the father thought in that moment. If this scumbag didn't have a gun he wouldn't of even thought about getting involved. Hurts my heart that this really happened to a family

@GreenMeanNumber4 Official sucks dude died, but don't act like he didn't have any other choice or was even remotely justified in pushing this dude. Same shit happens here in Baltimore. High school dropouts think words give you the right to physically attack people. It's sad.

No one should get their hands put on them for words or screaming. Obviously we will in a world where people have to defend they hurt feelings, but if that guy never out his hands on Bro he wouldn’t of died. And no he didn’t deserve to die, and the shooter was wrong, but again would of never happened if the guy never out his hands on him in the first place.

@外国人 symbiote again, what are you even saying? My dude, get a dictionary and open it

How dare that white guy ask a black person to observe rules!  The gall!

@sexysolaire he attacked a man he didn't know and you don't do that as you don't know what that man is capable of, is he a schizophrenic, mad, is he carrying? His mistake was that if you knock a man down you make sure he stays down, not turn your back to him, neutralize him. If he'd been army he would have known that. His own fault and his family has to live with it.

@Timmy Vawwter HAHAHAHAHA! You.... My god...

@Melatonin It’s bad when my name in another language and I cringe trying to find out what yours even means

@Connection Lost he didn’t deserve to get shot tho a gun didn’t even need to be pulled he just pushed him then stood there he didn’t charge him or nothing then when the guns pulled he backs up there that’s it situation done that’s the farthest it should have gotten gun pulled dude backs up u get up and leave and no one’s hurt or dead but no u not only pull ur gun on a man who just pushed u and stood there u proceed to shoot him once he backs up a couple steps craziness

@çelikhan savaş   You need to seek help.   No one in their right mind would assert death is called for in a minor crime.   The point is that the Dunn and Drejka cases are aberrations.   In ALMOST ALL cases, if you stand up to ‘folks’ from the ‘hood, that are committing minor crimes like blasting music, etc, then it will be YOU who are attacked (and perhaps even die).

        In the Dunn & Drejka cases, it is the boys from the ‘hood who were the ones attacked.
NOW—>That’s a RARE situation

@sexysolaire no one is showing sympathy to the murderer. They’re just saying that the father shoving him and escalating the situation was a very bad move and ended with him dying. The father, obviously, did not <b>deserve</b> to die for this, but he still should not have escalated the situation.

@sexysolaire no one is showing sympathy to the murderer. They’re just saying that the father shoving him and escalating the situation was a very bad move and ended with him dying. The father, obviously, did not *deserve* to die for this, but he still should not have escalated the situation.

@sexysolaire you are ridiculous. This whole situation should have never happened.

We can play the what if game all day but we both know the boyfriend should not have pushed mr. threat neutralised, and mr. threat neutralised should not have shot a man backing away.

You can’t justify pushing a person because the other guy committed murder. Both offences are criminal, one definitely has more permanent consequences than the other

@Don Cross to be fair we have no idea what the man was saying to his wife. I mean just looking at his hand gestures he definitely wasn't being calm. And the husband didnt have any context besides seeing that he was literally in his girls face. If it were me I wouldnt have waited for him to get any closer. I 100% would have tried to get between him and my girl or move him away from her. Maybe not exactly to the extent of shoving him to the ground, but pushing him back a bit or grabbing his shoulders and moving him away while asking him what the fuck he was doing in my girls face.

@Connection Lost Yep, the father started the violence and paid for it with his life.

It <b>is</b> very sad for the family. But this is a case of TWO men both doing the wrong thing. The boyfriend shoving a man to the ground was committing battery. That was completely unnecessary. The man firing a gun back committed murder out of anger. Both men committed violent crimes to different degrees. Clearly, shooting is far worse than shoving. Neither one of these men was an innocent victim. If the boyfriend had just come out and confronted the guy verbally and asked him what the hell he was doing, there is a good chance he would have gone home that evening with his family. However, I suspect Mr Drejka would eventually have ended up in jail or dead from some other incident.

It *is* very sad for the family. But this is a case of TWO men both doing the wrong thing. The boyfriend shoving a man to the ground was committing battery. That was completely unnecessary. The man firing a gun back committed murder out of anger. Both men committed violent crimes to different degrees. Clearly, shooting is far worse than shoving. Neither one of these men was an innocent victim. If the boyfriend had just come out and confronted the guy verbally and asked him what the hell he was doing, there is a good chance he would have gone home that evening with his family. However, I suspect Mr Drejka would eventually have ended up in jail or dead from some other incident.

"All the father knew was that his wife was in trouble." Actually no she wasn't. The guy escalated it immediately to a fight and got himself killed. That was the exact WRONG move for him to make.


The guy was just waiting for the right confrontation to "showcase" his self defense training. May be if he had remained silent and talked to a lawyer instead, he could have gotten out easily.

@Sara Samaletdin Oh really? Then why didnt he mention that in the interrogation genius.

I am not sure if it’s damming. There is no audio, he could have claimed to have warned the person killed and he still kept making threats and getting closer. The video also shows him coming up unexpectedly when he was taking to wife and pushing him so he can argue he was startled and scare (which he probably was to an extent) so it partially would support him.

And it would depend on what he did in the past, but I think a lawyer could still work this to a mild sentence. It’s this questioning here and his responses that are damming.

Yea, what point would you think this trailer park tommy would get off free?

Having representation would have made the prosecutors job more difficult, but the video is damning.  Not only that, he has a history of starting shit with people.


This is a great channel, love it!…

Ok, I’m not in or from America, but why oh why do these people talk to the cops in these interrogations?…Especially in The USA? Do these suspects think these cops are psychologists, “someone” to open up to? Never ever ever ever talk to the Police, innocent or guilty!….Lawyer up immediately! After listening to legal advice and you know that you’re innocent, then maybe talk a bit with a lawyer present. If you’re guilty, never utter a word, and have a lawyer present for any possible discussion and point to him when the detectives question you!

However, having said that, I watch these videos because I do like to see the guilty get outwitted! It’s entertaining and fascinating at the same time! Like reading a murder mystery book or something!

Also just one other point, an afterthought I guess. I really hope when a cop shoot’s someone, they likewise get a similar interrogation experience. I want to believe it is always this way for officers being interrogated, but I’d settle for maybe 50% of the time, hopefully more! I’m not anti-police or anything, I have some in my family who are good men. Peace!✌


It's frustrating that after Dreka was made aware of the footage, and it was probably shown to everyone (including himself) in court, that he still stuck to his story.

He could have just admitted to what he did and told the truth. "I panicked, I made a mistake and killed a man when I didn't have to"

@QuincelSC there's no way to reasonably believe he feared for his own life and was justified. The dude was literally backing up as much as he can. Admitting and presenting it in the way you did probably would have resulted in a reduced sentence and honestly from a media point of view it would have benefited him but tbh I think he's a racist and does not have any remorse for the victim.

Yes, I was wondering all the way through why he didn't say this. "I honestly thought he was coming for me and I feared for my life. Having seen the footage I can see that in the heat of the moment I was mistaken. I feel terrible but I honestly thought I had not choice in that moment." Perfectly plausible, if not entirely convincing.


The way he goes “aaah left hand” and also struggled to use that arm to shake the detectives hand, then flails it around in the air talking. And continues to act normally when not thinking about having to be in pain.

Also, never once did he seem remorseful for what he had done. Only said “thank you for telling me that.” When they told him he died. Nothing in his voice. He only had remorse for himself.


Why doesnt anyone ever remain silent? Thats a right we have and we should always use it. There is nothing a suspect can gain by talking to police. Even innocent people can only stand to lose by speaking with the law.

Idk but I’m glad he did he deserves way more than the 20 years he got

I think it has something to do with the age old idea that "only guilty people need legal counsel" and said guilty people (and sometimes innocent people) feel that they need to do whatever necessary to appear innocent even if it is to their detriment. They are in the flight or fight response so aren't thinking critically.


Another interesting point this video makes is to never assume the cops are on your side, only speak to a lawyer


This guy assumed from the start that he was going to not only be exonerated, but would be hailed a hero.

"I'm not worried about safety in that parking lot, I never have been."

Yet, you feel the need to carry a firearm and shoot someone while you're there? Because you felt "safe?"


I’ve learned from JCS that when a detective says “cross our t’s and dot our i’s” you are about to be sewed up with a murder charge.


The lesson here, unless a person is attempting to assault you or someone with you, keep your hands to yourself. You just don't know how it's going to turn out. The shooter should have minded his own business. He obviously has a lose connection in the head. Hopefully he goes to jail for a very long time. It's a sad crazy world we are in. Because of it I carry for protection. I do my best to avoid people and confrontation. I go out of my way to do so. I mind my business and all I ask is don't mess with me.


This man is disgusting, the fact that that poor man ran back to see his son one last time broke my heart, because I wish my father loved me that much

@Gabe Shaw You should keep away from people

@Gabe Shaw dude it doesn’t matter if I’m scared, this isn’t about me. It’s about this guy killing this man for no reason other than his own. He is in the wrong. Anyone willing to take a life with no remorse doesn’t deserve the life they have.

@Gabe Shaw did you watch the video? He shot the guy even when he backed off, he didn’t engage. You are the problem


This could have 100% been avoided if dude had just MINDED HIS OWN DAMN BUSINESS

Should people illegally park? No.

Do people have the right to confront strangers while not being violent? Yes.

Do people have their rights to push/assault strangers? No.

Does someone have the right to shoot someone who is backing away? No.

Could either of them deescalated the situation?
Could the lady have moved her car instead of going round and round?
Could the victim have tried to figure out what’s going on?
Should the defendant have verbally warned the victim to get back or he will shoot?

There is plenty of comparative fault in this situation.
Why don’t we look at the faults of both parties rather than  jump to baseless emotionalism?

Initially the victim and his wife were firstly in the wrong for parking where they did, the victim then was in the wrong for assaulting - up until that right the defendant himself did nothing wrong. I don’t even see where the defendant ever knew the woman even had a boyfriend, so it wasn’t pre
Meditated.

I’ve been assaulted before and it makes your adrenaline go crazy. It’s easy to over react in that situation. Odds are he may have not even seen him taking a step back or it may have not registered. Nonetheless a life was lost and it was clear the victim was backing away so the defendant was guilty of something.

I believe in the jury system and justice was served but this isn’t a black and white situation and there are a lot of nuances. I can appreciate a system that allows 12 individuals to weigh a situation out and come to a determination of guilt or innocence.

@Ghu Super yes because pulling your pants up and putting your hands on your waist is "setting your stance to fight" okay.

@Conform x Freethink for the record I think this guy was completely in the wrong....and deserves to be locked up...dont bring politics into this

@Mike Taylor this is colored language . Trump jr.

Maybe, if the thug haven't pushed him too

he legit parked illegally, to yell at someone for parking illegally… if he would’ve just _not _ confronted them, everything would’ve been fine :(


Drejka strikes me as a real mall ninja. Wants to appear like he’s prior military or LEO by his haircut, presentation and use of jargon. He clearly felt as though he was some kind of Paul Blart “protector” of that establishment.

That’s usually pretty harmless, but when said individual is also a total coward, having a gun is a recipe for disaster. He initiated the confrontation out of a need for power, and when he was met with the slightest amount of force, he justified killing a man (in his mind).

An honest tragedy, brought on by a dork on a power trip. He’s earned every minute of his time behind bars.


I love how there's no commentary whatsoever over the Prosecution. Nothing extra needs to be added, the prosecution said absolutely everything that needed to be said.


Obviously it's good that this guy was found out and imprisoned, but does anyone know how it likely it is he would have gotten away with it had he not said a word and instead requested to speak to a lawyer?


He literally went into this knowing it was going to get physical. He 100% wouldn't even have confronted the mother if he didn't have a gun in his possession.


The shove to the ground gave him the opportunity that he had been awaiting for 25 to 26 years.
That shot wasn't out of fear for his life; it was out of retaliation for being shoved to the ground.
I can absolutely understand him drawing his weapon but he FAILED to completely assess the situation; His emotions along with the fact that he was a coward took over...


Clear threat, what a joke these defence lawyers are. He's pointed his gun 4 times at other motorists, God help you if you accidentally pull out on him,  u get shot and killed. He definitely should not have a gun permit, no way. He's also a liar


I like how he tried explaining how he was so hurting and everything and when the cop realized it was just sore he did not give a shit


I’m coloring on my iPad as I’m watching/listening to this video and the suspect’s story of what happened isn’t making sense to me; like, he’s coming off as if he’s trying to make himself sound like the “hero” in the shooting. What I love about the surveillance video, is that it  tells a completely DIFFERENT story than what the suspect says what happened.


He's the type of guy who wants to be saluted but never served.


The most amazing thing about this is that this guy says he's retired at 48.


to me this case has some kind of racial bias in that the shooter may have believed the altercation could have been dangers on the victim's part because of the false stereotype that african americans are predisposed to violence (which couldn't be more idiotic). i also think that the victim and his wife may have thought the shooter was trying to break into the car and impose danger upon the mother and her children, and this assumption could have led to the initiation of the confrontation. i believe this case is associated with a misunderstanding beteeen an innocent family and a man with a superiority complex, which unfortunately led to the death of an innocent man.

not that anyone asked for my point of view.... lol


Note to self: if I ever happen to commit a crime, NEVER answer any questions without a lawyer present

Even if you don't and you're talking to police reserve the 5th and ask for a lawyer.


No signs of remorse whatsoever….it’s like he feels what he did was justifiable, the children have no father really sad..🥺


Prosecutor: "You shot to death a man who pushed you."<br>Drejka: "Well yeah, but he started it."

Prosecutor: "You shot to death a man who pushed you."
Drejka: "Well yeah, but he started it."


This is a perfect example of why it should be mandatory to receive proper training if you're gonna have a permit to carry. 99% of people with a gun don't even know how TF to take it apart or even properly use the dam thing. Need to actually train with the fuckin thing multiple times a week to even have a chance of it making a difference if you DID need it! Oh, and it was definitely fueled by race... if it was a hot white chick, he would've walked up to the car for a whole different reason.


The problem from the start is that this guy decided that he was an enforcer. He believed he not only had a duty, but a privilege, but correct and scold anyone in public for doing anything he believes to be illegal.  In reality, of course people without disabled tags shouldn't park in handicap, it's a jerk move, but it isn't up to anyone but the owners/employee's and police, to do a thing about it, and that "thing", is simply to call a tow truck or give them a fine.  It isn't to confront them.  White dudes really need to stop believing they are in charge of society and get to reprimand everyone.


I noticed how a man held the door for the woman behind him. a simple act of kindness before a family is split apart.


The guys self promoted himself into the cop of the parking lot


Although Drejka considered it "My store," in offering his bs account of the events, he somehow didn't realize the place had outdoor security cameras.


Interesting observation (altough meaningless).

Had the incident occured exactly as he described and indicated when he sat on the floor. At the one moment when, upon adding both hands to hold the gun, ha motioned as though losing balance and leaning backwards. An argument could have been made that amidst disorientation, you could confuse distance and even falsely believe for a moment that movement occured when it didn't, particularly motions towards and away.

Buuuuuut the CCTV completely disproves that such a motion occured, so doesn't matter.


Having a firearm permit can make anyone BRAVE, BOLD AND DANGEROUS. Their hands would start to get itchy to USE THAT THING and they're gonna come up with different ways to make that happen. THEY'RE GONNA CREATE SUCH SITUATIONS AND USE IT AND THEN TRY TO PLAY THE " DEFENDING " PART.


"I'm a very cautious person I have my permit" the cop on his phone texting his boss "we got this idiot"


The amount of violence a person uses is generally in relation to how much violence they think they can get away with.  <br>Except when it comes to their immediate family, then all bets are off.

The amount of violence a person uses is generally in relation to how much violence they think they can get away with.
Except when it comes to their immediate family, then all bets are off.

@Gabe Shaw
<br>Is English your second language and you truly don't understand the difference between talking and being verbally abusive.

@Gabe Shaw
Is English your second language and you truly don't understand the difference between talking and being verbally abusive.

@Gabe Shaw There is one great truth and that is when a person commits a violent act they always believe they used far less force than the person on the receiving
end perceives it be.
This then leads that person to strike back with much a harder force than the one they experienced and so on as the violence grows greater and greater.

The original violence began with the verbally abusive acts by the convicted killer.


I live in Clearwater and was about 2 miles away when this happened. It was nuts.


This happened down the street from my old job. Just unnecessary


Dude walked around for 26 years just itching to pull the trigger on someone


Is anyone else suprised they take a gun into the room? I know they all carry firearms but do they ever leave them outside?


Lmao his lawyer complaining about the quality of the footage although you can clearly see everything they used against him regardless of the "wavy lines" he said he saw


easiest day for those cops, dude was really talking like  he had a good shoot


They really need to add the questions on the firearms background check , Have you ever been called a Karen or accused of being a Karen?


From a fiscal confrontation that scalate to the death of a human being , unnecessary use of a gun 🤔


Wait this is now the second tree trimmer guy on JCS?! (Christmas with Cliff). And there’s seems to be a lot of commonality between the two. Both wanna be bad assess, seem insecure.


Micheal: Yeah, and then I like, totally shot him (smirks), kind of a badass moment if I do say so myself (chuckles and crosses his arms matter of factly)<br>Cop: Sir, you’re being sentenced to 20 years

Micheal: Yeah, and then I like, totally shot him (smirks), kind of a badass moment if I do say so myself (chuckles and crosses his arms matter of factly)
Cop: Sir, you’re being sentenced to 20 years


guys have you realized the guilty have a lot of thirst compared to the innocent. so far most of the videos I have watched all the guys keep drinking as if its hot in there


39:30 messed a good opportunity to at least lie and say hed change everything he did


I’m back rewatching all your videos for the 3 time, this is just such good background noice haha


Speaking of "self defense", what is going on with the popcorn killer? The guy who killed someone for texting in the movie theater?


Tacticool hobo attire 😂 the cargo shorts, flops and oversized button up concealment garment. I wouldn't leave the house like that if I was blind.


If he wanted to be traffic warden and police handicap spots, why didn't he do it for a living. A right old busybody who thinks he can take law in to his own hands. But to shoot someone for pushing you, overkill or what


Cop: So what if the video footage showed that he was actually backing up when you shot him?
GI Joe wannabe: I would disagree
🤔


"I didn't want to go overboard"......

Shooting someone because they pushed you is GOING OVERBOARD!


He probably did it because he knew it would only be 30 years max to kill someone he was so jealous of he felt it would be worth it


Of course he uses all the “personal protection” dork language


It will always be bonkers to me how you lot walk around carrying guns and shit, wtf bros


16:29  Officer: Was the car running?  Drejka: "I couldn't tell.  It's so quiet.  These damn cars."
Damn cars?  What, he's angry that some cars are too quiet?  Huh?????


He talks about the self defense like he reads and watches too many "tactical" videos lmao


All of this would have been avoided if you had just minded your own damn business 😒


He got pushed after arguing about a disabled space being used by a non disabled person, it obviously boils his piss...he then took a life because the boyfriend was going to kick his ass. People get angry quick and carrying a gun, well, this shit is going to happen on a regular basis.


Thank god i was bt to flip out if they said he ain't guilty


You should really do something against your liberal weapon laws in the states… Other countries dont have such Problems


Very sad indeed.drayke did not show any sypethy or a care in the world about what he's just done.
He never has any remorse at all ever .he had NO Right to shoot some one.at point blank range.. he got an appropriate sentence for his crime.
 He started.and could of prevented it any Time.
 Justice is served in the end


No gun on his hip and he wouldn’t have said a word to the lady in the handicap spot.  He initiated and ended the altercation in less than 30 seconds…he’s been chomping at the bit to use that gun!


It's like watching Dwight K Schruit snitch on himself


Just caught this, the 21 foot rule does not require a weapon to be applicable.


What would be the outcome if he would not have talked to police? What if he stated it was an accidential discharge?


How does this person not say in his final interview that he wishes the guy he shot might have lived? It doesn't admit any ground in terms of a self defense case but could only make him look better. Truly horrifying that he actually is living that life right now. Complete denial and inability to express any remorse.


I like it better when the perp stews for an hour or two. This coward thinks he’s going home until he knows he’s not. Good riddance.


If this was in England that guy would have got up off the floor and got back in his car.When people argue they need guns to defend themselves against bad guys, this is what they mean. Thank god for the cameras or he’d be free.


He was sitting there writing <b>"I am F´CKED!"</b> over and over on his notepad.

He was sitting there writing *"I am F´CKED!"* over and over on his notepad.


This guy had been having this wet dream for years and finally got to act it out. What a pos.<br>Although watching him tie himself up in knots because he thought he was justified was satisfying to watch. If he had shut up and got a lawyer he would have walked

This guy had been having this wet dream for years and finally got to act it out. What a pos.
Although watching him tie himself up in knots because he thought he was justified was satisfying to watch. If he had shut up and got a lawyer he would have walked


Lawyer: "Mr Drejka was the victim here."

... Tell that to the man he shot. Oh, right, you can't. Because he's DEAD.

Shameful.

Lawyers have to defend the person no matter what they personally think about the case. If not it wouldn’t be fair


the cop is listing out all the possibilities of threatening positions or movements that the victim could have portrayed after stating that in fact he did not walk towards him but did the exact opposite. the suspect denies all of them. didn't see his hands, didn't see his facial expressions, no words were exchanged, didn't see a weapon, basically saying he wasn't theatened.... then says "i know he was a black guy, that's all"


This guy with his telling lies like there isn't surveillance footage!


“never have been a fighter” yeah it shows, bud.


Not for nothing but they virtually never care about the law. Hard to believe law breakers have a hard time with police.


30 years? 30 years?! THAT is the maximum sentence? He can come out of prison still alive. Why does he deserve life when he took the life of an innocent defenseless man?

@Anon Ymous Basically. Although I was much more civil about it and still got an "omg gasp!" response lol

@Primacia He committed the crime of battery. Which is a felony. And you characterize the deceased as a purely innocent man?

And a defenseless man? The shooter was completely blindsided by a 20 year younger and much taller and stronger man. If this guy had not committed a murder he would be by far the more sympathetic figure here.

Do you realize that said 'innocent' man committed a felony right before he was shot & killed?


The eyes of fear are big Absolutely unjustified killing.


Real crime is that it took 19 mins for help to arrive.


This dude really thinks highly of himself yikes


"No reason to go overboard"
after going waaaay overboard

"No reason to go overboard"
*after going waaaay overboard*


Blood thirsty he was looking for trouble


This all goes back to the belief that some people have that THEY have the right to police other people.

@Gift omg "scamdemic"?!?! y'all weirdos realliy getting great at protemanteaus.


Don't park in handicap spots without a placard.  😂


Can we talk about the guy falling asleep at 48:02


I really hated the defence attorney, not because he was defending an 'almost' racist killer, but because of how patronising it was to listen to the lawyer


Actually I'd indct for murder. Mike initiated the situation that he claimed dangerous enough to kill for. Marquis pushed him because he insulted girl. He turned in defense. Murder.


The news making it about race and then complaining about the jury not being diverse enough is such a news thing to do


So he was doing black magic and then pull out power off bullet incitement so which entity was he conferring Raphael Green I see everything clearly


I don't think people should retire. Having something to occupy your mind is very important. "Idle hands are the devil's workshop"


Why is it that lawyers that defend guilty people are so c r e e p y????


Who doesn't know that in America 2021 you aren't  allowed to challenge a certain fragile demographic about their criminal wrong-doing?


He he got 20 years in prison at his sentencing.


The US is insane to let urban civilians own guns. In the wilds I suppose there is a small reason to do so for protection and hunting. But to be allowed to carry a gun when shopping is crazy. The number of deaths by firearms in the US is astronomical compared to any other modern democracy. A shameful statistic for a country so boastful of its freedoms.

That wasn't manslaughter, it was murder. A family is without a husband, father, brother, son because a racist would-be gunslinger carries a weapon with him when he goes to buy groceries.


Do we have to be concerned with the wellbeing of others? No. And that is just fine.


Moral of the story:  MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS.


Even if i waa handicaped i wouldn't  even confront some one parked illegaly on handicaped  space , ill just park the closest and make surw they see me struggling  to get out and go in the store <br>I will exagerate so the can see me and hopefully  they wont do it again

Even if i waa handicaped i wouldn't  even confront some one parked illegaly on handicaped  space , ill just park the closest and make surw they see me struggling  to get out and go in the store
I will exagerate so the can see me and hopefully  they wont do it again


This is why US gun laws need to change, 100%


Damn I gotta get checked out by that forensics specialist.


I watched this on Active Self Protection.


He took away those kids' father. Hope he rots in jail, its senseless and pure evil.


The fact that he thought that the cops knew what "force multiplier" meant, shows how deluded he is into thinking he's "one of them" (and also the terms he uses: negative, neutralize threat, etc)


These videos are always proof that you can't underestimate how fast racists will come into these comments to pathetically attempt to justify a black man's death lmao


Yep could of aimed for leg too, he aimed high for a torso shot.


At the end of the day what difference is it going to make about who parked where?

@Gabe Shaw Was it worth going to prison? And who is " Your Community?


Joey the want to be Peace Officer was playing Dirty Harry for the day. Dangerous type.


First amendment… give every fool a gun 🇱🇷


“Jim Can’t Swim” has the best interrogation analysis videos on the internet, hands down! I know my shit, you got a gift for this.


Yall skip to 47:47 and tell me that's not hilarious.


He is gunna get his prison wallet stretched.


These stand your ground tools really have to start considering the kneecap

@Gabe Shaw Shooting someone in the upper body is far more dangerous than the lower body- you disagree with that- I think you're wrong, you think I'm wrong- I'm good leaving it right there

@Gabe Shaw Your grasp of grammar, spelling, and common sense are all tenuous at best- all of those are pretty good indicators of general intelligence- which I think you're most likely lacking

@Gabe Shaw Comment section tough guy and a know it all- chance of death from a kneecap shot, maybe 3/10 at most- doesn't surprise me that you need a gun to protect yourself lol


The black man had no respect for the parking, secondly the female shouldn't of opened her mouth and third of all the black man's intention was to get violent. So, it is do or die. <br>Why don't they respect the parking space for people that really needs it. What a shame. Thank you Sir for  speaking out for the handicap parking 👊

The black man had no respect for the parking, secondly the female shouldn't of opened her mouth and third of all the black man's intention was to get violent. So, it is do or die.
Why don't they respect the parking space for people that really needs it. What a shame. Thank you Sir for  speaking out for the handicap parking 👊


it's tragic that a life was lost because of something as trivial as parking in a handicapped spot. This guy was clearly just looking for an excuse to shoot somebody that day

Yeah, he clearly was. Please judge over people more :)

This all could've been avoided if the dude didn't feel the need to approach them in the first place. He just wanted to be a jackass to somebody to feel entitled and ended up being a murderer.


mcglockton killed with a glock... bitter irony


Wow, that's a techno dj name if I've seen any.


42:32 defence was reeealy goin in on video quality like its not pretty good for an outdoor stripmall camera "not completely representative" fuck outa here


I’m sorry, but the news always bringing race into every crime is just ridiculous


wtf was the green eggs and ham sh!t about?... 🧐


“Don’t push.”
-Stewie Griffin

Words to live by.

_“Don’t push.”_
*-Stewie Griffin*

Words to live by.

@Gabe Shaw Surely you’re not inferring that the fine young colourful gentleman who violently assaulted Mr. Drejka is responsible for his own actions and the controller of his own fate, are you? Because that kind of wrongthink can get you into a lot of trouble around here, mister! 😉


you dont shoot someone over a parking situation you may want to but it's not wise


Ok, is it me or does his defense attorney sound like he’s patronizing the jury? Lol I hated him immediately


A lesson here is that escalating a situation involving words by getting physical opens up a huge realm of possibility.  You never know how insane the other guy is.

Alternative lesson, mind your own business and don’t try to enforce petty law because you never know how irritable the other person is.


So Firearms to erveryone makes your life safer??? Sry America I just don´t get it. There is just no Szenario, that anybody dies in this situation, without a gun in this public space. sry for my english^^


My Dad told me this a long time ago, there isn't any more dangerous than a scared coward.

This guy wasn't scared, he was pissed because the guy shoved his  Bubba ass to the ground and he was embarrassed

Yes! That's so true. I like that.
I'm a dog trainer - I work with rescuing and rehabilitating dogs. On a regular basis, I am hired for dogs that people think are aggressive, mean, dominant, etc. But the most aggressive & dangerous dogs (applies for all animals) are the ones that are fearing for their well-being.
Extremely nervous drivers are the most dangerous drivers. That applies to everything!

Your dad obviously never faced sharks with frickin laser beams attached to their heads


He didn't mind his own business.  He put himself in that situation just because he had a gun.

@Hatin Life its not his job or duty to police it, nor did he know whether they were disabled or not

@Jack Tilghman yes, of course , but just the fact that anyone can get a gun is scary ,it gives too much power to the average guy , like uncle ben once said with great power comes great responsibility but a lot of people don't have the responsibility  , I mean ,even I could shoot someone if I had a gun, in  a bad day , in the heat of the moment ,or even just for morbid curiosity ,  people do stupid shit

Not everyone in the U.S. is a trigger happy, wanna be cop, gun nut. :) @Eduard

I can't tell if you're joking or not, but if not, then this is prob why he's scared of visiting, other countries think America is full of racists. Hard to convince them otherwise at this point. @OG Bob Bob

if youre not handicapped you shouldnt park on handicap spots

@Terry Fulds Gaming terry it’s in your best interest to learn what self defense actually is. In a public setting proving self defense is much harder than when you’re protecting your home. even in states with castle doctrine you aren’t allowed to shoot someone just because they’re an intruder in your home. Someone has to believe their life is in actual danger to be cleared of a shooting. This isn’t my opinion these are facts. For your sake and the sake of gun owners stop justifying obvious bad shoots, it’s not a good look on the 2a community.

@Shh my pup is sleepin he was looking for trouble, he found it. At the end of video, they said that he did it before, only this time 3 kids lost their dad.

guy from europe here. in my country there's not even access to hand guns let alone automatics. guess how many shootings in last 5 years we had?

@Shh my pup is sleepin the way he kept repeating “my store” was very telling. You can’t separately one fact from another.

After watching a buch of these videos , I'm starting to get scared of visiting america ,It's like everyone has a gun and tries to find any reason to shoot it, I mean, I might just get shot for looking at someone funny ,like imagine this situation happening in europe or some other place
Best case scenario : black guy pushes white guy ,he gets a little bruise , his ego gets hurt a little bit and NOBODY DIES
Worst case scenario : black guy starts beating up the white guy in the ground but since they are in a middle of a gas station somebody would probably tried to diffuse the situation and then again, NOBODY DIES

@Terry Fulds Gaming The guy pushed him to the ground and stood back after he was arassing his wife and wouldn't live, he in response shot and killed him.

@Marina Keller even if it was the owner of the store, self defense is defined as killing someone because you BELIEVE that your life or someone else’s life is in danger.

Because it’s HIS store🤦♀🤦♀🤦♀really? To say it’s his store is ridiculous! Just because I go to a restaurant every day, it does t mean I own it!

Pretty much this. He's fishing for a situation where he could pull out his gun and kill someone in self defense.