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00:00 POOR Teenager Jailed For STEALING Meds
09:53 Recommended Video To Watch Next

CREDITS:
Executive Producer: Dhar Mann
Idea: Greg Ernstrom and Ruben Ortiz
Writer: Greg Ernstrom and Ruben Ortiz
Director / Cinematographer: Jaan Utno
Senior Managers: Ruben Ortiz, Tony Corsini, Christopher M. Brown
Assistant Director: Keren Hantman
Editor: Sacha Bastos
Assistant Editor: Antonio Cedillo
Composer: N/A
Colorist: Tania Alvarado
Sound Editor: Leo Trejo
VFX Editor: Fabian Acosta
Trailer Editor: Brian Burkhardt
Casting and Locations Manager: Alisha Watson
Casting Associate: Kevin Svec
Pre Production Managers: Hope Mueller, Luz Ortiz
Post Production Manager: Brian Nelson, Allan Dave Castro
Bookings Manager: Kevin Acciani
Bookings Associates: Nix Villarubin, Sherri Salazar, Khai Almendrala, Lea Leysis
Gaffer: Grace Cannon
Key Production Assistant: Jonathan Lee
Sound Mixer / Boom Operator: Seth Garrett
Production Designer: Marco Chiong
Set Dresser: Cory Maracle
Props and Inventory Manager: Manuel Alcaraz
Props Associate: Armand Bashar
Inventory Associate: Joshua Bogert

Actors

DJ - Kennedy Porter
Shahab - Manik Bahl
Police Officer - Aaron Earl Oberst
Navya - Prathibha Shetty
Helen - IJ Scimeca
Young Navya - Aditi Jhota
Store Owner - Rashida L. Hudson

[tianayates]

The way both of the moms recongized each other straight away even though they look way way different than they used to is crazy

[Blackbutterfly]

Imagine 3 dudes just robbed the bank and people thinking " we shouldn't judge them without knhowing thier story, they probably habe alot going on" 😂😂

[cathyvilla]

When he said “Welcome welcome shoplifters free things” was funny 😂

[Ayden]

“You never know what a person is going through”. This was yet another great episode. It is sad that the boy lost both of his parents, and had to take care of his grandma because she got very sick. Happy thanksgiving to everyone, and be thankful for what you have, and not for what you don’t.

[frvr.kpp.stn]

It's annoying how when they find out that their loved ones did the same thing, that's when they say "oh sorry for not believing you."

[pamjanevlogsPH]

We're not just telling stories, we're telling people that it's okay to steal after a sad backstory instead of helping.

[TheGoofyRyftZ]

Just because we shouldn't judge doesn't mean we should have the right to steal, especially for good reasons. Yes, times are tough for everyone, but it never ever justifies theft. It's not always about what the lesson is, but it's also about the context. With this context, I kinda have to side with the shop owner. The way I see it, he was just trying to protect his store. Literally any shop owner would do the same thing.

Just to clarify, the bonus Dhar Mann Videos are by the writers, not Dhar Mann.

[chelbydavis]

6:49 is what made me want to cry because the comment you’re the best mother anyone could hope for really touched me. Mothers who are about love, warmth and nurturing are to be commended. Keep up the good work

[CreepyLonerGirl]

For those saying that the lesson is "It is OK to steal, " I would recognize that the perspective may be misconstrued or oversimplified. I'm not on anyone's side, but both the store worker and the teen have a point in their perspectives. The store worker was just protecting his shop, the teen need to get essential medical treatment for his sick grandmother but doesn't have money to afford it, but it shouldn't hurt for him to ask for help and have someone understand his situation even if there are some who aren’t kind or compassionate to help.

So, the video intended to shed light on the circumstances faced by individuals in dire needs and to highlight the struggles and hardships people face so it would provoke empathy and awareness on societal issues rather than justifying stealing or theft as a solution.

This is just sharing my viewpoint, not defending or justifying the portrayal in this video.

[dantzmusic]

Compassion comes with caring and understanding. It can also bring joy to everyone involved.

[beyblade]

We're not just telling stories, we're teaching that stealing is ok even if it's for a good reason.

[hoodiesNshoes]

"you should never judge someone before you walk a mile in their shoes" thanks dhar mann!

[auroraclark]

😱 Goshhhh.... This Brought Me Tears🤧🤧🤧 Their Really Are Angel's Out There. Thank You❤

[salmaaaaa]

we're not just telling stories, we're telling kids stealing is an acceptable action

[em_cheet]

we are not just telling stories, we're telling kids that it's okay to steal as long as it's for a good reason.
edit: why do yall like this comment bro

[CatLover-cyuh]

We’re not just telling stories we’re teaching kids it’s ok to steal

[Nebil]

“You really shouldn't judge someone before you get to know them”

[NANA-sgtd]

you never fail to make my heart happy! so heart warming thank you for sharing!

[ameliawilson]

Amazing content, thank you for sharing these awesome videos with us all.

[michellebrunache]

His mother is a good person all work out he is a good boy his mother knows the boy grand ma he is a lucky boy fantastic story love it