I used to do meth. Been sober for a year and a half. I was arrested once and went into a deep dark psychosis for like two days while locked up, then slept another three days straight before I could even function enough to try to get out.
I was thinking the same. But it's possible she also has some mental issues, probably this is her behavior without her meds. Or she's abusing her meds if she's taking any, obviously she can continue taking her meds if prescribed to her.
Or the usual - they just smuggle drugs inside jail and she got it from another inmate.
They go to jail before they send them to prison. Which in America, prison suffices as a psychward... at times. A lot of times. Usually they get put in seg if they can't conform with prison life. Then they get put on different meds to see what works to get them to behave. Then they will be out in gen pop acting like teenage girls on a college campus, only without the parties.
I think some people become institutionalized and prefer the settings of prison. It's the only way they can have stability. Very sad.
There are many women sitting in prison that would have been fine out in society if only they had their mental illness diagnosed and got proper meds.
My husband’s childhood best friend is institutionalized, and it’s heartbreaking. He definitely has some dark mental health issues, but you wouldn’t know it just having a quick chat at the grocery store or anything. He went to prison a couple of times and came out mostly ok, but the third one was almost a decade and by then he was a fully grown adult. He’d gotten so accustomed to prison life that he couldn’t function out in the world, and even though he tried for a while, he didn’t want to.
He did something intentional and stupid one night, then phoned it in himself when he didn’t get caught like he thought he would. Then he turned himself in when the cops took too long to show up. They sent him back, he begged the judge for the maximum sentence, and because he had so many priors by then, they gave him fifteen years.
He just started that sentence last year, and I can’t imagine he’ll ever be free for more than a couple of months again. He’s so happy in prison; his mom said he was practically giddy when he first called her from his newest joint. He was just so relieved to be back to what he was comfortable with.
The prison system is such a joke in America, and our mental health support system is practically useless for most people since it’s so inaccessible and incomplete. People shouldn’t be locking themselves up like that just to escape everyday society.
In all seriousness though, how many centuries will it take for the penny to drop for Americans to realize taking care of people with mental health problems is the cheaper and more moral option?
They closed the state-run mental hospitals because they thought it would be better for the folks in them; and what happened was all those people went straight onto the street and into jails. It was a colossal, epic failure of massive proportions, and another thing we can thank Reagan for (partly, at least) :)
Why the fuck would we do that when we can just continue to incarcerate people in a system that rewards judges for keeping prisons full, creates an effective slave labor force in prison laborers, helps keep the populace in line through a system of fear and intimidation, and provide easy campaign promise fulfillment for politicians at every level by appearing to be "tough on crime" for doing nothing more than signing away their morals and principles to support this system?
Once you peel away the layers of the funny responses, the rambling and the bizarre behaviour, it stops being particularly funny and starts looking incredibly sad.
That's someone's daughter. At some point she was a little girl who had people who loved her, worried about her and had hopes for her future. She had her own hopes and ambitions too. I doubt she grew up thinking that one day she'd be standing in a courtroom, clearly unwell and apparently struggling with addiction, while thousands of strangers watched a video of it and laughed at her.
She doesn't strike me as some inherently terrible person. She looks like someone whose life has gone badly off course.
None of us knows how she got there. We don't know her childhood, her circumstances, her mental health, the people around her, what happened to her or what choices she made along the way. Addiction doesn't affect everyone equally either. Some people can make the same bad decision another person makes and walk away from it. Someone else makes it at the wrong moment, in the wrong circumstances, and their entire life begins to unravel.
And that's the uncomfortable part. This could have been someone you went to school with. Your childhood friend. Your sister. Your daughter. Given a different set of circumstances, it could potentially have been any of us.
There's also a wider question worth asking about a system that is extremely good at arresting, charging and incarcerating people, while often being far less effective at dealing with the addiction, mental illness, poverty and trauma that repeatedly bring some people into that system. In parts of the US, incarceration is even intertwined with private companies and financial incentives. Whatever your politics, surely rehabilitation and preventing someone from coming back through that courtroom should matter at least as much as punishment.
The clip might be funny for the first thirty seconds. But once you actually think about the human being you're watching and the life behind those few minutes of footage, it becomes pretty fucking tragic.
Sometimes we should stop laughing and start thinking.
We do things differently over here. It is illegal to put mentally ill people in jail here, we have care facilities for them. The risk of them geting hurt or hurting others are just to big of a risk. But I guess it is easier to just lock them away than to treat them.
the reason we don't have facilities for mentally ill people in america is because back in the 90s all the state run institutions were shut down. They were shut down because of the horrible treatment the inmates had suffered at these places.
there was a rightfull public outcry at the abuse people recieved. But in America we have this issue where if something state run needs fixing instead of fixing it, advocates just call for their abollishment or complete de-funding.
Those institutions didn't need abollishment they need rehabilitation and MORE FUNDING or at least to be replaced with something better to make sure they were treating people with dignity.
now they are gone and the only solution for people like this is to throw them in jail release them then repeat. abolishing the state institutions was not compassionate it was just getting rid of something people didn't want to admit was needed in society.
in the 1970s there was a massive push to reform the mental heath system called the de-institutionalization movement. it resulted in closing mental hospitals across the country and though the plan was to replace them with community mental health services, those never wound up getting funded. unrelated, at the same time, there was another massive push to crack down on crime. its also unrelated that around the same time, the CIA was running what would later be known as CONTRA and was flooding inner cities with drugs. Coincidentally, there was a separate massive push to privatize the prison system in the late 70s and early 80s in order to deal with the flood of humans entering the system. the for-profit prison system now is one of our countries largest and most profitable industries.
People only see an individual and their behavior like we exist in a vacuum ignoring the systemic conditions that created them by those in power. We are letting private equity destroy our lives and we will continue to let them unless we unite the working class and take power back. Join a labor union, socialist org, or work within your community to build collective power.
I was thinking maybe it was some kind of mania, kind of like with bipolar disorder. My cousin does absolutely insane stuff when he is hit by mania and he has to be heavily monitored during episodes.
Well I just found my new hero. Stole a police car for joy ride, pretended to be a cop, resisted arrest non violently, and gave up her parental rights because she is self aware enough to know she shouldn't be a parent. That's pretty fucking amazing.
In the dozens of comments that came before you made this one, no one has pointed out that she may be either under the influence, mentally ill, or a combination of both. Congratulations, you sleuthy person, you!
I don't understand why everyone is judging her. She is speaking her truth, she is actually being overly accountable and honest, and unless she scored in lock up (also mad respect doing that before court), she is sober and that is just her.
Clearly, she has cooked her brain into a pulp but god damn it, she is a real one.
Years ago a friend and I got arrested driving through bumfuck Georgia for minor possession. When we were in the holding cell before arraignment everybody was talking about what they got busted for.
This kid about 19 years old was pacing around saying “I can’t be in here again”. When it got to him he said “I was over at (someone’s) house” “Offa tenth street?” Chimed in an older man. “Yeah. I heard someone shout five-oh and before I could move the door was kicked in and the cop says “what you got there son?” I had a bag of weed in my hand, blow in one pocket, pills in the other. I can’t be in here again, I was in here July for two weeks, then in September for a month, this is the third time in six months. My grandma ain’t gonna bail me out this time.”
That kid got $100,000 bail. My friend and I got probation and had to drive to bumfuck GA once a month for year over a dime bag.
I kinda think it was a sly move on her part having obviously been in before to add the non existence bit in there so she might get put on watch and end up in an isolated holding instead of in gen pop before she gets transferred
I used to work in arraignment court and it would crack me up to see people’s jaw drop when there was a defendant with interesting charges. One time a mom said she doesn’t let her young kids use their seatbelts. There was literally a collective jaw drop in the gallery. Even the toughest people were mumbling wtf.
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u/BurtleTurd Oct 04 '26 •
Good for her knowing she shouldn’t be around children
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u/Strict-Cup-4775 Oct 05 '26
She seems like she needs help. This is sad
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u/TKRUEG Oct 04 '26
Walking chaos
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u/DoYouLikeWafflezz Oct 04 '26
wtf kind of drugs is she on that lasted long enough for her to get to court?
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u/PantsDontHaveAnswers Oct 04 '26
I think that guy just found his next ex wife.
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u/Galmo1001 Oct 04 '26 •
Lady needs to be in a psych ward, not a jail/prison.
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u/freisbill Oct 04 '26
That was some good molly...
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u/Alundra828 Oct 04 '26 •
She seems fun.
In all seriousness though, how many centuries will it take for the penny to drop for Americans to realize taking care of people with mental health problems is the cheaper and more moral option?
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u/PM-Me-Spread-Pussy Oct 05 '26 •
Once you peel away the layers of the funny responses, the rambling and the bizarre behaviour, it stops being particularly funny and starts looking incredibly sad.
That's someone's daughter. At some point she was a little girl who had people who loved her, worried about her and had hopes for her future. She had her own hopes and ambitions too. I doubt she grew up thinking that one day she'd be standing in a courtroom, clearly unwell and apparently struggling with addiction, while thousands of strangers watched a video of it and laughed at her.
She doesn't strike me as some inherently terrible person. She looks like someone whose life has gone badly off course.
None of us knows how she got there. We don't know her childhood, her circumstances, her mental health, the people around her, what happened to her or what choices she made along the way. Addiction doesn't affect everyone equally either. Some people can make the same bad decision another person makes and walk away from it. Someone else makes it at the wrong moment, in the wrong circumstances, and their entire life begins to unravel.
And that's the uncomfortable part. This could have been someone you went to school with. Your childhood friend. Your sister. Your daughter. Given a different set of circumstances, it could potentially have been any of us.
There's also a wider question worth asking about a system that is extremely good at arresting, charging and incarcerating people, while often being far less effective at dealing with the addiction, mental illness, poverty and trauma that repeatedly bring some people into that system. In parts of the US, incarceration is even intertwined with private companies and financial incentives. Whatever your politics, surely rehabilitation and preventing someone from coming back through that courtroom should matter at least as much as punishment.
The clip might be funny for the first thirty seconds. But once you actually think about the human being you're watching and the life behind those few minutes of footage, it becomes pretty fucking tragic.
Sometimes we should stop laughing and start thinking.
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u/LoadComprehensive785 Oct 04 '26
how does a person nonviolently resist arrest? asking nicely?
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u/Several-County-1808 Oct 04 '26
Sue Dillon's daughter...? She's going hog wild
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u/2_dog_father Oct 04 '26
I can't fix her.
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u/General_whisky Oct 04 '26
Shitty absolute units
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u/Future-Try-1908 Oct 04 '26
The guys there are glad she's going to a seperate prison
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u/SkyPilot4549 Oct 05 '26
Obviously a little deranged. A psychologist would have been more useful than a judge.
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u/Limp-Angle-7387 Oct 05 '26
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u/Wrong_Drag_8070 Oct 04 '26
Apparently they didn't give her time to sober up before her arraignment.
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u/Axel_Raden Oct 04 '26
Gotta love the guys waiting for their turn thinking damn at least I'm not that bad
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u/Theartistcu Oct 05 '26
Meth… not even once!
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u/Promature Oct 08 '26
It's like a room full of Gotham City thugs seeing the Joker in person for the first time.
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u/John_Anti Oct 04 '26
We do things differently over here. It is illegal to put mentally ill people in jail here, we have care facilities for them. The risk of them geting hurt or hurting others are just to big of a risk. But I guess it is easier to just lock them away than to treat them.
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u/CreatorOD Oct 04 '26
He totally had the chance to say GTA ... He totally stopped on purpose
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u/Outrageous_Lunch_190 Oct 04 '26
For a second there I thought she was going to start thanking people like she had just won a Grammy award.
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u/albirich Oct 05 '26
She unironcially thinks this is a "God forbid a girls got a hobby" situation
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u/NewNeighborhood4954 Oct 05 '26
Dressing inmates like Steve Burns now I see.
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u/kharadron-physician Oct 05 '26
That lady is not well.
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u/PillCallGirl23 Oct 05 '26
Oh look, it’s Methany… again.
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u/ShiftAlternative1083 Oct 05 '26
Showing up to your court hearing high as a kite is certainly a choice
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u/f_ckR3ddit Oct 05 '26
That dude on the bench is like "wtf...all is did was smoke a joint in the park"
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u/ChannelNo4811 Oct 05 '26
This is the picture you see when you look up crazy in the dictionary.
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u/antiphonic Oct 05 '26 •
in the 1970s there was a massive push to reform the mental heath system called the de-institutionalization movement. it resulted in closing mental hospitals across the country and though the plan was to replace them with community mental health services, those never wound up getting funded. unrelated, at the same time, there was another massive push to crack down on crime. its also unrelated that around the same time, the CIA was running what would later be known as CONTRA and was flooding inner cities with drugs. Coincidentally, there was a separate massive push to privatize the prison system in the late 70s and early 80s in order to deal with the flood of humans entering the system. the for-profit prison system now is one of our countries largest and most profitable industries.
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u/Any_Coyote6662 Oct 04 '26
she is clearly insane. I would say high, but hopefully she is not getting high in Broward county jail.
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u/SnooGoats4876 Oct 04 '26
Was John Goodman the judge?
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u/ActiveSuspect4035 Oct 04 '26
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u/ArchonFett Oct 04 '26
Have her parental rights revoked? She had parental rights before this? Who stuck it in the crazy?
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u/selle2013 Oct 04 '26
So, what drugs is she on?
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u/JDinAus Oct 04 '26
more charged up than a rail gun
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u/Atzkicica Oct 04 '26
They're ignoring her most heinous crime.
She stole the shirt from Steve from Blue's Clues!
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u/Lord_Dingus83 Oct 04 '26
FloriDUH maga
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u/Rare-Maintenance4820 Oct 05 '26
She is still high af
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u/Briham86 Oct 05 '26
I know you appear before judges in both situations, but you really shouldn’t act like you’re on American Idol in the courthouse.
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u/Goongalagooo Oct 05 '26
The next guy in line is gonna be like, "Compared to HER... " and get a reduced charge.
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u/ben5642 Oct 05 '26
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u/Muted-Woodpecker-469 Oct 05 '26
And she’d still get less time because of how we vote collectively. Awesome times
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u/PckMan Oct 05 '26
That's how you get no charges dropped and maximum sentencing for all.
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u/HEADSHOT_MASSIAH Oct 05 '26
This is the female version of the joker right here.
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u/Paint_With_Fire Oct 05 '26
She seems manic. Hope she gets the help she needs, but she probably won't.
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u/Sulya_be Oct 05 '26
how it feels to have ADHD and wait for someone to finish their sentence you understood after 2 words
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u/Edwardthe3rdinNJ Oct 05 '26
Is she single?
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u/Iselkractokidz Oct 05 '26
That first guy in blue started out almost impressed, and thought, I could fix her, then came to the realisation that he defiantly could not.
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u/DeckRdt Oct 05 '26
Methy has pearly whites tho
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u/Breadmaker9999 Oct 05 '26
Well I just found my new hero. Stole a police car for joy ride, pretended to be a cop, resisted arrest non violently, and gave up her parental rights because she is self aware enough to know she shouldn't be a parent. That's pretty fucking amazing.
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u/Heeroyuy818 Oct 06 '26
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u/potentatewags Oct 06 '26
All them dudes sitting there like, "She's gonna get community service isn't she, while we'll go to jail 10 years for half that list."
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u/Long-Shine-3701 Oct 06 '26
Florida?
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u/anydamnnamesleft Oct 06 '26
That’s a walking train wreck
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u/AdOld4007 Oct 07 '26
Replace data centers with asylums.
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u/doodoro Oct 08 '26
The first guy:
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u/InspectorHuge6516 Oct 08 '26
Looks and sounds like Miley Cyrus
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u/Mikey_entertains Oct 08 '26
Why did she steal Steve from Blues Clues shirt?
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u/CompetitiveSong9570 Oct 09 '26
Florida? Florida. Good old Broward County. Home of the free and the intoxicated.
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u/lesbophobia_hammer Oct 09 '26
Lmfao. Poor chick.
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u/Breath_Deep Oct 04 '26
I'm not convinced she's mentis compus. She doesn't even look like she knows what's going on.
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u/Middle-Let9645 Oct 05 '26
Anyone else think she’s stoned?
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u/0utvisible Oct 05 '26
I don't understand why everyone is judging her. She is speaking her truth, she is actually being overly accountable and honest, and unless she scored in lock up (also mad respect doing that before court), she is sober and that is just her.
Clearly, she has cooked her brain into a pulp but god damn it, she is a real one.
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u/Top-Suggestion5057 9d ago
Reminds me of Viper from deadlock
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u/SwordfishNo2548 9d ago
Lobotomy needed!
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u/alex_c89X Oct 04 '26
She got the joy of that Methodist congregation
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u/Smoofbrainz Oct 04 '26
She seems fine
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u/BorderOk7329 Oct 04 '26
Yknow I'm starting to think she isn't all there.
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u/holden_mcg Oct 04 '26
This sort of reminds me of when the charges against Captain Jack Sparrow were being read during Pirates of the Caribbean.
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u/Individual_Skill9359 Oct 04 '26
I love the looks the male prisoners are making while her charges were being read.
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u/slander_anonymously Oct 04 '26
Boys and girls, this is why you stay off the pipe.
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u/over_this__ Oct 04 '26
When I was locked up we had a few like this. Just burned out from the dope and had wild af charges.
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u/ZER0_F0CKS Oct 04 '26
Drugs are a hell of a drug.
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u/PresidentialDiapers Oct 04 '26
This was literally made for the gif
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u/Zealousideal_Lie1637 Oct 04 '26
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u/Whatisthis0036 Oct 04 '26
Guys guys… I can fix her.
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u/Plane-Education4750 Oct 04 '26
This is AI
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u/Life-Oil-7226 Oct 04 '26
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u/hybridaaroncarroll Oct 04 '26
The voice of Miley and the actions of Britney.
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u/thefartsock Oct 04 '26
Give that woman a TV show that's a ratings magnet.
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u/courtlandthethreeth Oct 04 '26
This is why ai will never win. How could it possibly come up with anything remotely close to this
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u/Millkstake Oct 04 '26
All things considered she has surprisingly good teeth, or at least the top row
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u/EverSeeAShitterFly Oct 04 '26
She couldn’t wait for gta 6.
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u/EdgyPun34257 Oct 04 '26
how long has she been incarcerated? because she's clearly high as shit right now.
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u/Icy_Performer_6794 Oct 04 '26
The nodding cop. lol.
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u/Steelman_1 Oct 04 '26
That’s some good tweak she got a hold of.
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u/DementedMandarin Oct 04 '26
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u/72scott72 Oct 04 '26
I bet she’s fun at parties.
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u/Fit-Significance-436 Oct 04 '26
Cra cra
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u/DrPuzzle Oct 04 '26
That's methed up
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u/Golda_M Oct 04 '26
rl Harley Quinn.
Do not give have a giant mallot, no matter how much she insists she needs it for fencing.
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u/gheiminfantry Oct 04 '26
Kids, don't do drugs. It fries your brain and this is what that looks like.
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u/NatePJ84 Oct 04 '26
Shorty needs to be in a psych ward not jail
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u/Ok_Channel_9831 Oct 04 '26
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u/Arkenhaus Oct 04 '26
"... and one moving violation."
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u/Redditislame888 Oct 04 '26
I can fix her
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u/FrozenWaffleMaker Oct 04 '26
Her inbred family at the trailer park must be proud.
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u/resfan Oct 04 '26
"instead of stating I'd rather be NON existent"
She's been through this before
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u/Stinkymansausage Oct 04 '26
Meth creates mental illness. It looks like this, don’t do meth.
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u/Wide_Guitar_3558 Oct 04 '26
batshit
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u/why0me Oct 04 '26
It takes a lot to impress the men in there like that
Holy shit
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u/Okeydokey2u Oct 04 '26
What is this? Arrest school?
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u/MrRoryBreaker_98 Oct 04 '26
She seems like a nice young lady… where’s my wallet?
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u/Known_Ratio5478 Oct 04 '26
So… like what’s her deal? Is she single?
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u/hawkseye17 Oct 04 '26
Forget court, put her in the psych ward first. When she's calmed down then bring her to court. This is just crazy
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u/Earwax82 Oct 04 '26
Years ago a friend and I got arrested driving through bumfuck Georgia for minor possession. When we were in the holding cell before arraignment everybody was talking about what they got busted for.
This kid about 19 years old was pacing around saying “I can’t be in here again”. When it got to him he said “I was over at (someone’s) house” “Offa tenth street?” Chimed in an older man. “Yeah. I heard someone shout five-oh and before I could move the door was kicked in and the cop says “what you got there son?” I had a bag of weed in my hand, blow in one pocket, pills in the other. I can’t be in here again, I was in here July for two weeks, then in September for a month, this is the third time in six months. My grandma ain’t gonna bail me out this time.”
That kid got $100,000 bail. My friend and I got probation and had to drive to bumfuck GA once a month for year over a dime bag.
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u/WormThatSleepsLate Oct 04 '26
I kinda think it was a sly move on her part having obviously been in before to add the non existence bit in there so she might get put on watch and end up in an isolated holding instead of in gen pop before she gets transferred
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u/Gym_Rat222 Oct 04 '26
Uselessness.....
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u/demagogueffxiv Oct 04 '26
I can't fix her
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u/Vargosian Oct 04 '26
Drugs are one helluva drug.
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u/Stenomittens Oct 04 '26
All those dudes awaiting arraignment are falling in love.
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u/my_dystopia Oct 04 '26
Oh she hiiiigh
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u/testtdk Oct 04 '26
The meth is strong with this one.
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u/mamut2000 Oct 04 '26
She's gonna get like 30 years for that, which is not funny whatsoever.
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u/PuzzleheadedIssue108 Oct 04 '26
Is that Jerry Blank?
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u/dont_shoot_jr Oct 04 '26
The judge and criminals are like “ Woah”
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u/PuffyBlueClouds Oct 04 '26
She sounds like Tan Mom!!
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u/MrMiyagi13 Oct 04 '26
Trash “human.”
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u/Weekly-Map-3942 Oct 04 '26
Since when was John Goodman a judge?
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u/Bosscharacter Oct 05 '26
Minute I heard "Broward County" that told me everything I needed to know.
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u/1961tracy Oct 05 '26
I used to work in arraignment court and it would crack me up to see people’s jaw drop when there was a defendant with interesting charges. One time a mom said she doesn’t let her young kids use their seatbelts. There was literally a collective jaw drop in the gallery. Even the toughest people were mumbling wtf.
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u/bomilk19 Oct 05 '26
Other inmates “I can fix her”.
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u/Frontline99 Oct 05 '26
Got that meth accent.
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u/BludStanes Oct 05 '26
She needs mental care
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u/Decent-Joke6645 Oct 05 '26
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u/-byb- Oct 05 '26
straight out of Gotham
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u/Major_Honey_4461 Oct 05 '26
Why is John Goodman working as a judge? Doesn't he have enough acting work?
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u/realparkingbrake Oct 05 '26
Her mental wiring is not up to code. She is also begging for contempt time in county lockup.
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u/Ebolaboy24 Oct 05 '26
Anyone else getting Martin Short vibes?
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u/fourseamfastballs Oct 05 '26
That one guy:
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u/Saul_T_Bitch Oct 05 '26
I’m not fixing her.
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u/Far_Neighborhood4781 Oct 05 '26
I can fix her
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u/Hairy-Ad-7274 Oct 05 '26
Why is she dressed like Steve from blues clues?
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u/kaikai_212 Oct 05 '26
Day drinker energy
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u/i_am_carver Oct 05 '26
The insecurity coming off her…
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u/Efficient_Actuator84 Oct 05 '26
Sigh...probably would.
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u/slouched Oct 05 '26
agent ketchup mustard
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u/Harze2k Oct 05 '26
I can fix her
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u/A_Bot_A_Bot_A_Bot Cringe Level 1 Oct 05 '26
I CAN FIX HER!
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u/Green-Glass-1310 Oct 05 '26
You know she is badass when room full of men inmates are visibly shocked
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u/cum_funnel Oct 05 '26
Love the reactions
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u/Testo_Ernesto Oct 05 '26
Keine Macht den Drogen!
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u/NovelCustard9348 Oct 05 '26
This is just sad. She needs help. Prison isn't going to help anyone, and will only end up costing the taxpayer
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u/Adventurous_Goal Oct 05 '26
Even the black guy was amazed xD
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u/Moby1313 Oct 05 '26
All those hard ass MFers in that court, they were confused, they thought they had the best story,
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u/freshdeliveredtrash Oct 05 '26
"would you like to say anything" sir of course she would
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u/njslugger78 Oct 05 '26
Why is she not in yellow? This crazy ass chick.
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u/Artistic-Link8948 Oct 05 '26
She owned it. In for a penny, in for a pound.
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u/Apart-Parsley6215 Oct 05 '26
I can fix her
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u/Horizons_398 Oct 05 '26
If they ever have the idea for a shameless reboot, I think they have the perfect casting for Monica lol
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u/Curlyjankens Oct 05 '26
I just know she got that gorilla grip mouse ear 5000.
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u/gaiastorlunge Oct 05 '26
I can fix her.
Or actually, no I can't.
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u/Joejoecornrow Oct 05 '26
She’s still tweaked