TikToker Facing 15 Years Prison For This “Prank”..

TikToker Facing 15 Years Prison For This “Prank”..
Essentially This TikTok “Prank” Ruined His Life..

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[IzakPhineasAbney]

Just listening to him talk, you can tell those last two brain cells are fighting for their life to form a sentence.

[wintertoastie]

I hate that the media is treating him like he's a kid who made a mistake. He's a legal adult, he assaulted two strangers, he even tried to rob someone AT GUN POINT! Put him away!

[ChaoticGoodPeasant]

He doesn't regret the behavior, he regrets being called out for it. This dude doesn't give af about anybody but himself.

[oldschool]

Kid walks out of prison after 15 years and the judge is there to greet him and laughs saying- " hey man it was just a prank"

[mountainmanreacts]

Just the fact that he was carrying a gun while doing all of this says so much about him. He’s running around sucker punching people in the back of the head, but if someone gets upset at that and attempts to defend themselves, he plans to shoot them?! Disgusting.

[EndlessFunctionality]

I hope at the sentencing the judge goes. "I sentence you to 5 years in prison". Then as they're leading him away he finishes. "That was just a prank bro, you actually get 15 years!"

[buttersstotch]

Let's be real. The guy only regrets his actions because of the consequences he's facing. He doesn't feel guilty about assaulting random people.

[tonyo]

He needs prison time for that unprovoked violence. He is 19; he is an adult.

[celebrityrog]

This isn't a prank. This is straight up violence.

[slackey]

the fact that he did all of this IN TEXAS speaks volumes to how lucky this kid is. the amount of armed people in Texas that could have easily retaliated is so high.

UPDATE: For those who don't know, the kid did this in Houston....so he's REALLY REALLY lucky.

[ccrow]

He regrets absolutely nothing. Knows what to say on camera. He knew exactly what he was doing.

[Hasselblad]

He also picked seniors. Safe choice. I'm a senior w/60 years of martial arts training. Wish he had picked me.

[theonly]

They both deserve to be in prison for some years. Anything less will send the wrong message to not only them but the public also.

[boyasia]

A prank that has a long lasting physical and psychological effect on victims. He needs to be charged.

[lazras]

He's an actual danger to the public so he should not be allowed bail at all.

[kkhalifah]

Lewis: "It was just a prank. I did it for likes."
Judge: "It was just a prison term. I know a 15-year sentence will get likes for sure."

[EINechterKARL]

He should "prank" people in jail like this. Shure they'll hug him.

[robertmcveigh]

He has no regret or remorse. He is only sad that that he is being held accountable. I hope he gets all 15 years.

[ribottostudio]

The fact that they raised the bond says a lot. I'm glad they're treating this seriously. This is a felony and should be treated as such.

[yohannbiimu]

Self-awareness is seriously a dying art. People have no idea whatsoever that the reality of "actions have consequences" exists.