Credit Card Thief Cries Uncontrollably As Judge Sends Him to Jail | Court Cam | A&E

A credit card thief cries uncontrollably as the judge sends him to jail in this scene from Season 5, Episode 44.

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[delightfullchefeatz]

Ive had my credit card frauded and I cried too. I felt so helpless, and violated. Now he knows how he made the people he robbed feel.

[linedanzer]

As someone who has had their credit card stolen and run up to the max, *I feel not one iota of pity for that thief.*

[Snake-qwoh]

He has the incredible gall and nerve to act like a baby begging for mercy and at the same time absolutely no regard for the people that you stolen from.

[natilyfe]

Dude got on a safety vest and work boots like he was going to work after court 😂. Bruh you going to jail.

[bigtalk]

10 warrants, shutting down his tether, not paying the money back, and still walking around free. Our justice system is a joke.

[garyscott]

I love how his lawyer slinked away as he was getting more emotional. She was like I’m not getting hit today 😂

[R-L-I]

I like how he wore a work vest to court like that’s where he’s going once the proceedings are over, funny. 😂

[Rayhull-fmpk]

his lawyer got scared and started steppin to the side😂

[superchick]

He had no intentions of complying completely with the judicial system. Look at what he didn’t do prior to his appearance.

[lorimac]

He acts like a child. I’m glad she didn’t let him manipulate her!

[tbecker]

He has NO problem doing the crimes but a *HUGE problem* doing the time.

[KyleCole-iy]

Your wife got a spending problem and you got a stealing problem. Y'all a match made in heaven.

[rickytickybobbywobbin]

Oh no I’m being held accountable for my actions, oh the humanity

[anna]

You are on probation, you have 6 outstanding warrants and... You manage to get 4 more? Wow.

[dgonzalez]

As a teacher, I see some of my students turning into this. No consequences in school. When they get to the adult world, they are in a world of hurt.

[sfgspgb]

Stealing money is stealing time. If I make $15/hr and someone steals $150 from me, that’s 10 hours of my life, gone. It’s horrible. I pity especially those who lose their retirement to scams.

[kikatx]

He’s been given too many chances and has not done anything required of him. He needs to go to jail, it’s long overdue.

[ddime]

The Judge was very stern. She knows he was going to be on the run again if he had another day free

[OutpostResearch]

The most humiliating part is once he gets out of jail, this video is still going to be on the internet for the rest of his life. So much for his reputation.

[Tjd]

I like how his lawyer slowly moves out of frame.