He Says He’s Changed… But 21 Jail Write-Ups & Multiple Bullet Wounds Say Otherwise скачать в хорошем качестве

He Says He’s Changed… But 21 Jail Write-Ups & Multiple Bullet Wounds Say Otherwise

Welcome to Crimes & Courtrooms! 👋 Mr. Lightfoot faces Judge Stevens after pleading guilty to deadly conduct with a firearm - part of a multi-day AR-15 shootout that left eight people injured. The defense asks for probation. The prosecutor calls him a menace. And when the judge hears that Lightfoot laughed, sang, and danced during his police interview… he doesn’t hold back. CHAPTERS: 00:00 – Prosecutor Flips After Reading Jail Record 01:11 – State Asks for Max: 13 Years 01:37 – Defense Tries to Reframe the Jail Behavior 02:22 – “He Was on Track… Until 6 Months Before” 03:18 – Defense: Death of Father, Birth of Son Changed Him 04:31 – “He Just Wants a Chance” 05:26 – Defendant Speaks: “I Just Want to Apologize” 06:29 – Judge Boyd: “You Had Every Reason to Do Better” 07:23 – “You’re Lucky This Wasn’t Capital Murder” 08:35 – Judge Details the Shooting: AR-15, Multiple Shots 09:55 – Chaos, Letters, and Regret 10:59 – “You Ambushed a Delivery Man Doing His Job” 12:35 – Jail Infractions Read Aloud 14:45 – “You Disregarded Every Blessing You Had” 15:42 – Guilty Verdict Delivered 16:18 – Final Sentence: 13 Years in TDCJ 17:03 – Second Case Dismissed At Crimes & Courtrooms, we bring you real-life Zoom court proceedings, offering an unfiltered look at legal arguments, judicial decisions, and the justice system in action. ⚖️ Disclaimer: All individuals featured are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. All crimes discussed are alleged unless officially ruled otherwise. This video is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. 📜 Fair Use Notice: This channel operates under the Fair Use doctrine (Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976) for criticism, commentary, news reporting, and education. 🔔 Like & Subscribe for more coverage on the evolving world of virtual justice! #ZoomCourt #CourtroomCommentary #JudgeSimmons