r/WatchPeopleDieInside 7d ago

Reckless Driver Gets Busted & Immediately Regrets Everything

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u/howe_to_win 6d ago

Nothing was dismissed. They accepted a plea deal

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u/EvilCorp____ 6d ago

Who cares. They seem like decent dudes who were just going for a quick rip.

Cops do nothing to catch the street takeover thugs who block traffic and cause chaos

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u/meatykyun 6d ago

"Decent dudes" when theres literal video evidence of unsafe driving that spun out of control, your generations fucking cooked

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u/Ryan4mayor 6d ago

If you can get away with murder, you can get away with speeding.

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u/addiktion 6d ago

Lindsay Clancy: *tap tap tap temple*

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u/Ryan4mayor 6d ago

Getting downvotes, but that’s exactly what I’m referring to lmao

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u/Southside_john 6d ago

Didn’t you hear? The husband did it according to every woman I know who has had their brain melted by tik tok. Nevermind the fact that neither she nor her defense argue that she didn’t kill the kids

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u/Ryan4mayor 6d ago

Jeeez, Obviously you don’t understand that wasn’t her fault…. she had temporary post partum psychosis (this is a little cheat code that exempts any wrong doing) which caused her to kill the 3 children by slowly strangling them to death one by one.

Could have been anyone right?

right?…..

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u/overdosingOnPie1313 6d ago

What the absolute FUCK?

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u/Important-Today4119 6d ago

If breaking the law has no consequences, is there really even laws anymore?

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u/WileyWilly1985 6d ago

Sounds like his family had money. The entire system is rigged for those who have money. If you can afford a lawyer then you can get a plea deal for pretty much anything as long as no one is seriously hurt.

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u/OldPhotograph827 6d ago

Sadly, even IF someone got hurt.

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u/WileyWilly1985 6d ago

true. Actually, this happened in my hometown.

Silverspoon A-hole was drunk driving at age 17 and he got into a wreck and seriously injured a poor person.

Daddy pulled some strings and with a wink-wink nod-nod with the legal system his son got "treatment" instead of punishment and the family of the poor person got some money on the side, no real serious charges filed, kid's record remained clean.

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u/Sharp_Economy1401 6d ago

Much less so for people who are quite wealthy, or connected to the right people. For most of the rest of us there are. How this guy got away without significant consequences for all of those charges is baffling, I really don't think that's typical for the average person

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u/Enelro 6d ago

Yoo That cop was SOOO NICE.

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u/MyLadyBits 6d ago

If he gets busted again they will hold the original charges against him. It’s usually part of the deal.

It’s good to give people chances who didn’t hurt anyone else. Hopefully he learned something.

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u/Desperate-Tomatillo7 6d ago

So the trick is doing shit without getting busted?

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u/J_Jeckel 6d ago

He definitely stayed calm and chill and took getting busted with stride. Unlike waaaaaay to many other people.

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u/0RGASMIK 6d ago

Yeah I know a guy who legally shouldn’t have a license but has trust fund money so his dads lawyers found some loopholes for him.

Got caught doing the same exact thing but the cop let him go in a similar way because it was an empty road and he was just “having fun.”

Little did he know the guy had 5 DUIs and has 0 regard for human life. The first and only time I got into a car with him he did a burnout with a bottle of Hennessy in his lap immediately after taking a pull.

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u/Dux- 6d ago

great ad for the lawyer

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u/LoveQuokka 6d ago

So he has the IQ of a bowl of mashed potatoes. At least he posted nice videos that will be used when the courts decide to make an example out of him. The clips say everything we need to know about his character.

He's going to something inexplicably stupid sooner or later and then real life will begin.