If Illumination Villains Were Charged For Their Crimes

What crimes would Ohare (The Lorax), Vector (Despicable Me) and Gru (Despicable Me) be charged with?

A video examining what would Illumination villains be charged with if they were to be in court.

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Song used: Code Blue - Frank Perez

[realmousait]

Let me know what villains you want to feature in part 2!!!!

[koneko-]

I like how Gru does more villainous acts unknowingly than he does trying to be a villain, and people said he wasn’t cut out for it, sure proves them wrong.

[HappyMatt]

Can I just comment on the fact that Gru apparently has the endurance to withstand several missile blasts, the reflexes to dodge multiple missiles, and the strength to literally backhand Vectors shark?

[noahnorman]

Let’s not forget that Vector also held the girls away from Gru unless he gave him the Moon, which could probably be considered ransom, that’s an extra ten years for Vector.

[Oreo_Dog]

I love how Gru received a life sentence and was in infinite debt, and then he has “points off his license”.

[CaptDuty]

I like how once Gru takes the moon, he has a charge more than Vector. Thus showing that stealing the moon is the greatest achievement of a super villain.

[pandathebest]

Getting 112 years AND 2 life sentences in prison is just such a Vector moment

[abyssalboy]

Gru getting 3 years and then a 7 bucks fine in the same scene is wild.

[cryptcal]

I love how during this entire video gru or vector weren’t charged for possession of illegal firearm. I guarantee neither of them have a licence for it.

[aperson]

I like how basically he is in prison forever, has to pay an infinite amount of damage. When 5 minutes ago he had to pay 7 dollars for theft.

[JustJacob]

I feel like Grand Larceny would be an understatement because of how massive of a theft stealing the Moon would be. But given how there isn’t a name for a crime like this I can understand that being the the crime you would give.

[jakeb]

Wouldn’t Gru lying about being a dentist also be impersonating a medical professional?

[ozgamerab]

5:56 I find it quite nice for Gru to add some tips to the jar, proves he isn’t THAT bad.

[seamuspink]

for those saying "boobytrapping is illegal" none of those were acutally automatic to be considered "boobytraps", they were controlled by vector in real time so it counts as weapons and not traps, no charges

[allaboutmelz]

This dude came outa nowhere and instantly started releasing bangers.

[gabrielbarahona]

I'm absolutely dying over the "life sentence" being followed by a "points off his license" 💀

[TheUnknownGamr]

Additional offenses:

O'hare
2:09 - Unlawful Search & Seizure. He did not have a search warrant, nor would he even have the authority to execute the search anyway

Vector
5:25 - Operating an unregistered aircraft and he more than likely does not have a pilot license

Gru
7:29 - Property Damage, Leaving the scene of an accident
7:40 - Attempted Murder
7:43 - Trespassing, Destruction of Property, Breaking & Entering
7:56 - Operating an unregistered aircraft, doing so without a license, safety violations
9:39 - Breaking & Entering, Destruction of Property
9:41 - None of them appear to be wearing a seatbelt, 1 additional count of Operating an unregistered vehicle
10:26 - Child Endangerment
11:22 - Operating an unregistered spacecraft, doing so without a license, and Criminal Negligence resulting in Bodily Harm (The Surfers were injured as a direct result of his actions)

[krypticunlimited]

3:55 I dont know why but the narrator giving a full proffessional analysis as to why this is a crime over slow mo footage of Gru getting absolutely devoured is just hilarious to me

[Eric_The_Cleric]

I do appreciate that at the end for Gru's he got some points off his license. Like, man's already got life sentences, millions in fines, etc. The fact his license isn't just revoked would be astonishing at thar point.

[alexiacorbin]

vector using pirrhanas as weapons would also probably count as owning exotic wildlife which could be invasive, resulting in a hefty fine