Harshest Punishments For The Smallest Crimes

Tune in for the harshest punishments for the smallest crimes!

Legal Stuff.

[cody]

That judge that sent 46 people to jail for a week over a cell phone ringing is really worrying. That’s a clear sign of him being power hungry and having no care for treating everyone as an individual. Being in jail for a week can cause massive problems. Losing your job, not having a baby sitter, needing to care for a family member, unable to make payments, the list goes on. That was a major crybaby move by that judge and it’s gross he’s now a mayor

[Rissi]

The one I loved the most was the old man feeding the homeless. And even though he went to jail, got out, kept feeding the homeless and repeated the cycle of risking on going to jail shows he has a kind heart in feeding people who are in need and don't have food to get. Bless that man for a kind heart.

[evantambolang]

So far a manchild judge sending everyone in the court room to jail over a ringtone, arresting a little girl for defended herself from her bullies, and arresting a kind old man for feeding the homeless are the most infuriating things I'm heard and losing my faith in humanity as whole.

[redflame]

The 90 year old doing charity work and being arrested was the most unfair.

[thespeirsfamily]

This thumbnail really got me... When I worked in the food industry at the end of the shift any food that was cooked and was going to be thrown away I use to take with me and hand it out around town to the homeless to feed them rather than it going into the bin... The area manager came in and told me that if I carry on I would be instantly fired as it is classed " stealing from the company " so I told him about how what he is doing is wrong as long as he notes down how much was gone unsold and wasted it shouldn't matter if it was given to the homeless or going into the bin as long as the waste is recorded... I carried on doing this secretly for 6 more months before getting found out and yes I got instantly fired before another job took me on and I was honest about it why I got fired and my now new boss shook my hand and told me at the end of the night he will let me go and feed the homeless and now I've been feeding homeless people meals for 3 years! 🙂

[churchofmarcus]

Kyle is a great example of how expensive it is to be poor.

[mojo]

Going to jail for charging your phone, being fined hundreds of dollars for feeding your families, and being incarcerated for sending friend requests!? What the hell?! All these punishments for the smallest crimes are crazy! I feel bad for Abbott's wife who died.🙁 God bless her.🙏 The punishment I think was the most unfair was Abbott getting arrested for feeding the homeless on a beach! He was helping them. Everyone has to eat🍴.

[imoninikol]

That's crazy and a lot of those are harmless I'm sure people took advantage of them at one point smh I'm amazed for sure

[imranynwa]

The old man that helps homeless people are the real hero.
Even though he knows that he would go to jail for what he did, he still did... but people are so blind to see the good thing he did.

[susanrobinson]

I know this is completely juvenile behavior, but I laughed at the fart noises…
I am 45.

[ElevatedCJ]

This makes me question our law enforcement system more than I already did 🤔

[stacybyers]

I was once arrested for an outstanding cable bill. I lived in Winona, MN which is in Winona county. When I moved to another city and left the bill unpaid, it got referred to collections which happened to be Winona county themselves. They then issued a warrant and I was arrested and had to sit overnight while waiting to appear in front of a judge. No joke

[PhoebeSimony]

A girl spritzing herself with perfume gets her in trouble with the law...
Short story time: back in middle school, our whole grade went on a very unnecessary trip to Frost Valley, a sort of nature-themed sleep away camp for four days. On two of the four nights, the boys thought it would be delightful to barge into the girls' cabin and drive us out of the building by spraying the air and every object in sight with copius amounts of Axe deodorant. It was a nightmare. And you know what they got as punishment? No dessert allowed for the rest of the trip.

I have no words

[samuelyu]

But why do that to a 90 year old man who is helping people who are in need ?
The old guy is a hero.👍🏾
The police there are jerk.👎🏾

[tereasamarshall]

There's two sides to every story. As far as the girl spraying the perfume many students are allergic to things like that. I myself have had students spray perfume and body spray on the bus and I couldn't breathe, broke out in hives, instant migraine and eyes watering so badly that I couldn't drive. The bad part is that the student who did this knew that I was allergic to it.

[mahmoudajjan]

All of them of course, but arresting an old kind hearted man for feeding the homeless (THAT A WAY BEYOND CRUCIAL LAWS) SHAME 😠😠

[brianagarcia]

It's ridiculous how you can arrest an elderly man for feeding the homeless! All of these stories are absolutely ridiculous. The laws are stupid af!!

[indy_go_blue]

I read some years ago that in 1900 the US Code would fit on just one shelf in the Library of Congress. In 1990 (or thereabouts) it was 118, 000 volumes and took up two rooms. I imagine it's easily over 130, 000 volumes today. And that's the US Code; most states' Codes are likely as complex. (Yes, volumes are still printed and not just on files.)

[noahtwo]

I love it how you critically explain how these unfortunate people have been put in jail for almost nothing, but I hate it that now I know all the poor people that are accused for nothing at all and can't afford to go to jail.🤐

[Philfluffer]

It’s a public charging port, it’s meant to be used for and by the public. Last time I checked, unless it’s a public ‘fee for use’ (like those binocular stands on the coasts or tall buildings), anyone can use them for any purpose at any time!