10 SHADY Gamers Who Paid A HEAVY PRICE
Some avid gamers have pulled off schemes, methods, and different unhealthy stuff you would by no means consider. Listed below are some loopy examples.
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That SWATTER should have gotten more time. Was murder.
@Sina Rouhi Um ok let me know how you would feel when you’re been told someone is armed and dangerous and you have to go into a house you have never enetered and have to find them
@Jack James wtf? Such ppl should wash toilets and not br cops
He did. This was a mistake in the video. Tyler Barris is the name of the person. He is serving 20 years for second degree murder.
Edit: To clarify, he was a serial SWATer. He got 20 years solely for this. He got time for others as well. He is effectively serving life.
Yeah pretty much all of these sentences are wayyy to harsh except for this one. I don’t think people should ever get jail times for hacks. I mean I get it sucks for people to be hacking but it’s not really they’re fault it’s up to the companies to ban them or have better anti cheat not send them to jail that’s screwed up.
manslaughter actually
SWATing someone and getting them killedc: 15 months in prison
Scamming csgo players: *116 years*
Different countries prioritize things differently. A lot of morons shitting on America in the comments without recognizing the wild sentences are from other countries. Go figure.
Imagine being in prison and you are surrounded by people who did murder robberies home invasions etc and you just remember that you scammed some kids in csgo XD
Casey got 15 months for conspiracy. Tyler Bariss got 20 years for this incident and a shitload of other time (Far more than the 28 stated) for other incidents. He is effectively serving life.
@Andrew Campbell Tyler Barris, the one that was recruited that made the SWAT call wasn’t white, so…
@Andrew Campbell America: Love it or leave it. Just stop bitching about the greatest country in the world.
So stealing a digital knife is 8 years but murder is a little over 1 year.
sOuNdS NorMAl To mE.
Money isn’t even real. People letting themselves get their lives ruined over numbers on screens lmfao. Sad state of affairs!
Hey this guy started an online war lol.
Simon Acerton and the person defending it is f*cked 😆😆
@Patrik Kisgergely Wrong. The minimum in the US for being charged with felony theft is 1500$ stolen, which is a law in Georgia. You are required to pay the fine, the money back, and possibly spend some time in prison, but not 8 years. 8 years is cruel and unusual punishment, but then again this is the Czech Republic and most countries outside the US have crappy law systems that are highly biased, very broken, very one-sided, and make me realize why I will never practice law outside the US.
@gabe dearborn – Ah yes, the beauty of *Capitalism* …
A lot of people who play ea games pay heavy prices
Except for Apex. Apex Legends is alright now and days…
Ea should go to prison for 20-life for illegal gambing and activision too for tax evasion and Bobbi kotick for sure
Lol
most do yep i waited for a sale for most sims 4 expansions i have everything now no regrets
@Edward Kenway Support Indy Devs, these guys have it the hardest because most put passion before greed
Prisoner: What are you in for?
The guy: I got caught selling hacked Pokémon
Poor guy bet he didn’t even know it was illegal lol
@zJoriz a pokemon with essentially broken stats and pretty much genetically engineered
He’s gonna get bent over by the digimon gang !!
An unforgivable crime…
*goes away* I don’t treat with scumbags
So selling hacked items = years of prison time whereas someone who swatted someone, basically inciting someone to be murdered = a year and a half prison time. Make it make sense.
Different countries prioritize things differently. A lot of morons shitting on America in the comments without recognizing the wild sentences are from other countries. Go figure.
@Sleepypanda57 I’m assuming Barrie is the officer? If so good. But still I’d say Casey (the caller?) should have around 5-10 years if that
@beastness501 Actually I’d still say planning someones MURDER needs more jail time than stealing regardless of what they stole.
Someone DIED because someone else planned it and they got a slap on the wrist, might not matter to you but pretty sure you’d feel differently if it was someone you cared about on the receiving end of that bullet. just cause you apparently value objects more than human life doesn’t mean plotting someones murder isn’t wrong 🙂
Lol some of these people have spent thousands of hours building their accounts. Might not matter to you, because you might spend your time differently, but imagine working and building your own house on your own property just to have someone somehow steal it. Pretty sure you’d feel differently about that person needing jail time. Stealing is stealing. Just because you view the time you spend “better” than people who use theirs on video games doesn’t make it any different.
@Corttanos Tyler Bariss did not get a year and a half. Casey got 15months for conspiracy, and Bariss was given 20 years for second degree murder, as well as a shitload more (Far more than 28 years that is mentioned) for other incidents. He is effectively serving life without being given letters.
Imagine going to jail and asked by someone why do you get there and you be like :”I sell pokemon”
😂
Whatcha in for?
“murder”
What you in for?
“counterfeit pokeman cards”
You Monster
this reminds me of the meme format of the prisoner sitting far away from another prisoner.
Seriously, on the prank call case, both should have got 50 years
Ok so killing someone is 15 months, but hacking a game is like a million years in prison, what the f**k
Man slaughter = 15year, hacking and stealing 1st person = fine, 2nd person = max fine, 3rd person = jailed 10 days, 4th person = 1 month, and on and on and on until you adds up to years.
Also the csgo i doubt he goes to jailed for i years, he gonna get fine if this is his first time.
It depends on how they charged him. Most likely they went with the lesser degrees of murder or manslaughter since he didnt directly pull the trigger and his lawyer probably cut a plea deal.
L I T E R A L L Y W T F
The biggest L is the ex-husband volunteering to help out his ex-wife in her court case.
Right, but then I may do the same for mine
Simp
At number 6. Some one died guys i think that guy took a bigger” L”
@Robert Griffin You just described being a simp.
Well duh he’s clearly gonna lose the court case on purpose 😂🤣
We live in a world where stealing gets you more sentence than a murder.
Shoplifting can net you 12 years.
Running over my neighbor, his neighbor, and a few Kids at the bus stop, would only get you 10.
Insanity is a powerful thing.
Sad……
“Swatting just sucks, it sucks so bad.” Well that’s one way to describe attempted murder…
I thought u were talking about ea and their microtransactions prices
@Lizayo Skins that cause impulsive spending and are addictive.
Crying about microtransactions when its only skins imagine. Stfu
Hah! Was waiting for someone to point this out! That was my first thought too! 😀
Swatters need to be prosecuted for attempted murder… OR actual murder.
“According to the news in China”
So, absolutely not real
Nah Falcon. Cheat offline till your hands fall off, I don’t care. But ZERO Tolerance for online cheaters.
I haven’t played an online shooter in years because of BF3 and Battlefront hackers back in the day.
Some countries levy heftier crimes against online cheaters than others. I would think the individuals have to know what they’re doing before getting caught.
If you ask me, swatting should carry the same severity of charges as 1st degree murder.
A great deal of people tend to think that cheating in multiplayer games at most ruins someone’s day. But from business perspective it damages the game experience driving down its value. Activision only banned accounts after well-known players started leaving the because of it.
Some laws for this stuff are utterly insane.