Darrell Brooks accuses juror of flipping him off, is removed from courtroom again

Darrell Brooks, the accused Waukesha Christmas parade attacker, says he "recognizes" a juror and the juror "flipped me off". He was then removed from the courtroom for continuing to interrupt the judge.

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[HKxox]

I can't imagine how the judge feels having to wake up knowing that she is going to court today to deal with this child.

[TourettesMajestic]

This judge is literally the most patient woman I’ve ever seen.

[rc]

My God, this is like arguing with a 4-year-old child that refused to eat their vegetables.

[Daddyshark_dootdootdoo]

How is he claiming he has “constitutional rights” while also claiming he’s a “sovereign citizen”? Trying to rationalize with someone who is irrational, is inherently irrational.

[wolf]

Honestly the woman who allegedly flipped him off did what we all cannot and I want to shake her hand

[peepla]

We only had to deal with him for 3 weeks.... imagine the people in his life that had to deal with this for 40 years.

[lannytrout]

A juror flipping him off, takes away from the FACT he ran over and killed 6 people how?

[mthompson]

The poor families watching him play games in court, my heart breaks for them.

[stevenjordan]

The scariest part is, he probably thinks that the law actually works the way he thinks it does.

[nateb]

Its a miracle they found a judge this patient. She deserves an award for preventing an effective appeal

[pamelarudinsky]

I had to pause listening to him multiple times to bring my blood pressure back down lol😂

[carolkrenn]

This is a dangerous narcissist right there. They are a nightmare. I deal with them in my employment which also entails appearing in court. Believe me, you have to be ten thousand steps ahead of them.

[MaddaxxxE]

Dude chooses to be his own lawyer and is shocked at how difficult it is.

[FernVert]

I'll say one thing. In situations like this, we get to witness the judiciary in action. And test the competency of the judge. And boy oh boy, does this woman earn her title of judge. She's calm, methodical, knowledgeable and professional.

[BrandyinIndy]

He can't stand it that he cannot control this setting.

[Deinesness]

My heart goes out to the stenographer and judge.

[rickythedrawer]

Can you imagine… being on trial for murder and having the audacity to complain about someone flipping you off. America is one hell of a place I tell you. We’ve allowed this sort of filth to feel this entitled. Beyond shameful.

[michelleortega]

He is a perfect case study for narcissistic behavior

[doggiesarus]

This clearly shows the mind set of a criminal. Everything is argued. The laws do not apply to him.

[angellipad]

The level of patience of the judge is amazing, she's like a preschool teacher explaining everything to a toddler who always has plublic tantrums.