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Road Rage Shooter Tries "Self-Defense" Judge Boyd SHUTS HIM DOWN

#JudgeBoyd #Courtroom #TrueCrime 🚨 He told the court he was the victim—a frightened driver in a small truck, chased for miles by a bigger Ford F-150. He said he had no choice but to pull the gun. For a moment, it almost sounded like self-defense. But Judge Boyd had the official report. And piece by piece, the story unraveled. Break checking. Brandishing the weapon first. Chasing the other driver. Then firing into his vehicle on a busy access road. The defense argued engine size and fear. The judge focused on choices, escalation, and who really started the fight. 👨‍⚖️ Watch as a road rage shooter tries to rewrite the truth and learns that in this courtroom, facts always win. Jason Giovani walked in hoping for probation. He walked out with a 4-year prison sentence. Was it enough? You decide. ⏱️ Chapters: 00:00 – "He Claimed He Was The Victim..." 00:24 – Case Called & Charges Read 01:15 – Defense's "Underdog" Story 02:55 – Prosecution's Cross-Examination 05:55 – Story Unravels: Official Interview 07:44 – The "Engine Size" Excuse 08:18 – Judge Boyd Intervenes 09:29 – The Real Story: Aggressor Exposed 11:54 – The Moment He Fired 12:27 – The Admission of Guilt 13:34 – Judge Boyd’s Powerful Warning 14:22 – Defense’s Last Plea 15:56 – Prosecution’s Final Argument 17:09 – The Sentence: 4 Years Prison 18:32 – Judge Boyd's Final Message 18:49 – Verdict Summary & Question ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video contains real courtroom footage for educational and documentary purposes. We do not provide legal advice. All case details are from public proceedings and may be edited for clarity and length. Viewer discretion is advised. 👇 Do you think the 4-year sentence was fair, or too light? Should “road rage with a gun” always mean prison time? Let us know in the comments.