Even After Getting Arrested, She STILL Argued She’s a Good Mom

Who are the people we need to kick out of society?! Let’s find out, starting with: 5 - Kasher Quon Rapper Kasher Quon scammed a surgeon two hundred times and bragged about pushing the man to the brink of ending his own life. The Detroit rapper appeared on an episode of the Say Cheese podcast, where he talked about how he ruined this guy’s life for no apparent reason. The Surgeon For his scam, Quon had somehow got his hands on the surgeon’s social security number. Then, everytime the guy would ge

t paid, Quon would call him up and pretend to be an IRS agent, then demand money. Sometimes, the surgeon would respond that he was in the middle of surgery, but Quon didn’t care. He forced the doctor to get the money immediately, or threatened that the IRS would be after him in a bad way. Quon explained that the man was making $2,500 a week, and that he had the surgeon wrapped around his little finger. The scam ended up ruining the medical professional’s life. His marriage broke down, and he fel

l into a dark place psychologically. (CTA to Like Video) Dark Paths Quon was stealing all of the doctor’s money, leaving the poor man feeling so helpless that he couldn’t take it anymore. So the surgeon attempted to end it all and sent Quon a picture of himself in the hospital. Quon, whose discography ironically contains albums titled ‘Scam Jesus’ and ‘Scam Likely’ broke down every part of his two years of deception, rightfully infuriating listeners. People called him out for doing something so

messed up and acting proud of it. The clip went viral, with even his own fans being disgusted with him for acting like what he did was some kind of achievement. Backlash He posted on Instagram whining about the backlash he received, claiming that everything he did to the doctor happened a decade ago when he was 15 years old. Sure, we’ve all done stuff we’re not proud of when we were teenagers, but to drive that man to the brink of ending it all- there’s really no excuse for something like that.

Quon went as far as to say that he dealt with bad karma for his actions and clarified that he had said in the interview he regretted it, so people should leave him alone. What’s even dumber is that there was no reason for him to talk about it on the podcast: he just wanted something to brag about. What do you think about this guy? Do you even believe that a 15 year old managed to scam a doctor for two years and take all his money? No one has been able to get the identity of the supposed doctor h

e was scamming. Or do you think he was just going for some street cred, and his boasts were all fictional? Let us know in the comments! 4 - Starbucks Former Starbucks employee Michael Harris lost his job after stopping a robbery at the mega coffee retailer’s St. Louis, Missouri location. Okay, we know we’re not talking about a person here, but we can still vote Starbucks off the island. In December of 2023, two armed men went into the store where Harris worked and robbed several customers. Altho

ugh the store’s handbook recommends employees not to engage if a robbery occurs at their location- which is always the correct plan of action-, but Harris apparently didn’t read the handbook. The two men demanded cash from the register, but Harris wasn’t senior enough to be able to open it. He still tried anyway, but it was taking too long. So one of the robbers grew impatient and tried to hit him with a firearm. Broken Then, a piece of the weapon broke off, and Harris and his coworkers realized

the weapon was a fake. So in this particular scenario, Harris did what pretty much anyone would do in that situation. Without any other way to defend themselves, Harris and his coworker, Devin Jones-Ransom, fought the intruders. Severance One of the men ran away when the fight broke out, but Harris and Ransom caught the other one and restrained him while they waited for police to arrive. Weeks after the incident, a Starbucks higher-up called Harris to tell him they were letting him go. Harris s

ought legal representation from the Krupp Law Firm LLC for wrongful termination. Although Starbucks’s handbook states that employees shouldn’t do anything to escalate a situation, Harris was in an impossible situation. He complied with the robbers’ demands until he, his coworker, and customers were in danger. At that point, he did what he could to defend himself and those around him. Starbucks Statement Starbucks released a statement to FOX Business where it reiterated that safety is a top prior

ity and that its training teaches employees to comply and de-escalate to keep everyone safe. And that’s the right policy: your life and physical safety should never be put at risk for a company that doesn’t care about you. However, what was Harris supposed to do when the men attacked him? Starbucks is in pretty hot water over this, as they should be. So, what do you think? Should we boycott the company and get our caffeinated milkshakes elsewhere? Anyone like Coffee, Bean, And Tealeaf? 3 - Out o

f Society TikTok banned a viral prankster who did dangerous stuff like starting trouble with McDonald’s staff, riding a fire truck’s roof, and throwing broomsticks off the top of a skyscraper. The TikToker, whose username is Out of Society, gained tens of thousands of followers and millions of likes with his dumb antics. One of his more obnoxious posts involved McDonald’s staff. Out of Society went to a location and snatched a broom from an employee. He then rushed into the kitchen and placed th

e brush in the deep-fat fryer, potentially ruining a ton of McDonald’s fries, which is a crime on its own. A worker managed to get it out, so the prankster got it again and threw the broom across the dining room and sprinted out of the fast-food restaurant, shoving staff out of his way as he left. The TikToker wore a balaclava and changed his voice to conceal his identity, cause he’s just soooooo slick. Further “Pranks” In another video, Out of Society documented himself standing on top of a sky

scraper and launching two brooms over the edge, causing them to drop to the ground from hundreds of feet in the air. The account also posted a clip from the top of a fire truck and riding on its roof. Three young men were involved in the incident, and when firefighters tried to get them to jump down, they refused, telling workers to shut up. Police arrested the three guys over the incident. However, it didn’t slow down the popularity of Out of Society. Since December of 2022, it received 10 mill

ion views and 1.6 million likes. While some users loved Out of Society’s content, his actions didn’t impress everyone. Many slammed the social media platform for letting someone like Out of Society get famous by scaring and harrassing people trying to do their jobs. In 2022, TikTok carried out an initiative to remove content that violated Community Guidelines before anyone needed to report it. As a result, the platform removed 96% of content violating its guidelines which is a step in the right

direction. TikTok Response Although TikTok didn’t catch Out of Society’s content until people reported the user, it removed the account as it depicted dangerous acts that could have caused significant harm to the people involved. So TikTok did the right thing, but with this kind of content being so popular, they still need to remove many more accounts. And like, look…we’re good with pranks, even when they’re upsetting and annoying. But there’s a difference between a prank and just being an annoy

ing jerk. If you’re enjoying this video, be sure to stay tuned right here for our past release to find out the craziest tactics these ladies will do to smuggle out a watch! 2 - Eric Kellogg Eric Kellogg, the former Mayor of Harvey, Illinois, accepted bribes to turn a blind eye to an adult activities ring operating in a local exotic dancing location. YouTube hears all the words we say, so hopefully you get what we’re talking about. Kellogg and several of his family members had been on federal inv

estigators’ radars since the filing of a federal complaint back in 2019. Apparently, Kellogg took bribes from a club owner in exchange for allowing money to be exchanged for adult services in the club, Arnie’s Idle Hour. Kellogg had demanded $3,000 monthly from the club in order for it to be allowed to operate. Those payments continued for five years until Kellogg increased the rate to $6,000 a month. The club initially refused to pay the new fee, so a Harvey police officer ordered them to cease

operations. The Crew The mayor’s brother, Rommel Kellogg, allegedly worked with their cousin, Corey Johnson, to carry out the scheme. The pair demanded and collected the payments from the club, threatening that the city could disrupt the club’s operations if it was late on payments. Corey Johnson accepted at least $500,000 in bribes from the club over a period of about 14 years. Law enforcement eventually searched the club’s premises on suspicion of running a brothel and tax crimes, and struck

up a deal with the club’s manager. Authorities ordered the manager to stop offering illegal services out of the business but keep paying Kellogg. Over the next few months, the club made payments of $37,000. Aftermath Although authorities haven’t officially charged Kellogg YET, his brother Rommell was found guilty of five counts of conspiracy and theft by intimidation. Police also arrested Johnson, who collected and delivered the bribes to Kellogg. Since he pleaded guilty for his role in the oper

ation, prosecutors are seeking a prison sentence of six months or less. It may seem pretty crazy that a mayor would be acting like this outside of a TV show or something. But Kellogg’s antics are pretty tame compared to what Kwame Kilpatrick, Detroit’s former mayor got up to. For a deeper dive into possibly the most corrupt official ever, check out this link for a deeper dive! 1 - Kambria Gabrielle Darby Kambria Gabrielle Darby compared herself to Jesus after police arrested her for taking her s

on shopping in a diaper while he violently shivered. This Mississippi mother took her two-year-old boy on a shopping trip at her local Walmart in January of 2024. A winter storm had swept through the area, and temperatures were below 20 degrees, but the child wasn’t wearing socks, shoes, or even a jacket. So, of course, other shoppers and employees were flipping out, watching as the toddler shivered in the freezing cold. Response One shopper actually bought him a long-sleeved shirt and pants, bu

t he still shook after putting them on. So, thankfully, someone called 911 since this is pretty clearly a terrible decision, and police arrived at the scene. Officers took the boy to sit in a warm car while they waited for paramedics to reach the location. Once medical workers arrived, the police turned their attention to Darby and arrested her. Child Protective Services took the child along with his two siblings. Police took Darby into custody, and after posting bail, she compared her situation

to the suffering of Jesus. Delusions In a delusional 656-word Facebook post, Darby defended her actions and posted over 50 pictures to prove she was a good mother. The images included a trip to Disney World, her children posing with presents under a Christmas tree, and the family sitting on pumpkins at a farm. Her list of things that she felt proved she was a good mother included taking them on vacations, buying them expensive clothing, and signing them up for sports. She also listed things lik

e taking them to Disney World for a VIP-style experience, going on plane rides, visiting indoor water parks, and elaborate holiday celebrations. Holidays were supposedly so magical for her children that they believed in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, and Cupid. Bizarrely, she added that her children never wore the same outfit twice and that she frequently bought them designer clothing and new shoes. So why was her son only wearing a diaper if that was the case? Darby added that she had pictures

of every meal she had ever cooked for her children and that she hadn’t been able to eat since CPS took them away from her. She revealed that people had called law enforcement on her twice before but fought the notion that she was a neglectful or mentally ill parent, referring to the accusations as defamation. A viral video showed Darby fighting with the shoppers who confronted her while she refused to give her son anything to wear. One woman draped a jacket over the toddler as his teeth chattere

d. A man yelled at her while she grabbed items off the shelves and threw them into the cart, narrowly missing the child. People pointed out that she forced her son to shop almost without any clothes on while she was fully clothed. Strange Comparison Remember, this woman thought her plight was as bad as Jesus’s, so she was never going to be remorseful about the situation. A Walmart employee, Felicia Nicole, lost her job over the incident when she posted a video of the boy online. If convicted, Da

rby faces up to six years in prison. It’s totally delusional for Darby to claim she’s a good mom- we don’t care how many happy pictures she posts- if she’s sending a two year old in 20 degree weather wearing only a diaper, pants, and a shirt. For those of you who don’t have kids, you may not know, but kids that age have very little body fat, so staying warm can be an issue for some of them, and bundling them up when it’s cold is extremely important. And it’s not like she didn’t know because that

’s not her first kid. So now she wants to compare herself to Jesus?! Well, judging from the response online, this is the only time she’s right in the sense that she’s getting a ton of backlash. Chair Leg Carlita Kilpatrick was Detroit's First Lady, as wife of then Detroit Mayor, Kwame Kilpatrick. One late night she came back to one of the infamous after parties at her home, which was the famous Manoogian Mansion, the Mayor of Detroit's official residence. She came home early to find Kilpatrick,

let's just call it, appreciating the art of dancing by a woman that wasn’t Mrs Kilpatrick. Carlita was definitely less appreciative of the skill involved, reacted like you would any reasonable wife would react. By grabbing a blunt object rumored to have been a chair leg, and then going after Kwame and the dancer. Mama Kilpatrick Kwame Kilpatrick wasn’t a politician strictly because it was his idea. That’s because politics is the family business. His mom is Michigan politician Carolyn Kilpatrick.

She spent most of her career as a favorite among voters. In 1979 she became a member of the Michigan House of Representatives. Her popularity spanned six reelections, and during election time, she never dropped below 80 percent of the vote. In 2004 she had no major-party opposition, and in 2006 she was completely unopposed. By the time 2010 arrived, she was rechallenged in the Democratic primary. However her 2010 campaign was different. She was asked fewer questions about her policies and more

about the countless scandals surrounding her son, Kwame, such as the story we just told you getting out in the paper. Because outraged voters could no longer separate her actions from the scandalous ones of her son Kwame, she was now out of a job. Kwame’s record seemed more like the record of a career criminal instead of a career politician. Kwame Kilpatrick Kwame Kilpatrick was born in Detroit, Michigan, on June 8th, 1970. His mother was a politician, and his father was a semi-professional bask

etball player and a politician as well. He was just nine years old when his mother, Carolyn, began representing Detroit in the Michigan House of Representatives. His father, Bernard Kilpatrick, served as head of Wayne County Health and Human Services Department and as chief of staff to Edward H. McNamara. Following in his parent's footsteps, Kwame got his Bachelor's Degree in political science from Florida A&M University in 1992. He married his wife Carlita Poles in 1995, and the pair had three

children. In 1996 his mother vacated her seat at the Michigan House of Representatives, making way for Kwame, who was elected as her replacement. From there, Kwame was elected minority floor leader for the Michigan Democratic Party and was the first African-American to hold the position of house minority leader in 2001. Mayor of Detroit At 31, Kilpatrick was the youngest-ever mayor of Detroit when he was elected in 2001. He was youthful and full of ideas, it just so happened that his ideas tende

d to benefit him more than the city. From the very start of Kwame’s term Detroit was plagued with a growing deficit. So Kwame’s quick solution was to simply close the beloved Belle Isle Aquarium and the Belle Isle Zoo. The city's deficit meant he had to make cuts from somewhere if he was going to free up any money, but the decision was so unpopular that the city council overruled him and actually increased funding. However, that growing deficit may have been contributed to by Kilpatrick himself,

when leased a Lincoln Navigator for his family using city funds. And when he charged thousands of dollars for spa massages. And when he ate extravagant meals at high end restaurants. And when he bought pricey bottles of wine. And when he charged all of that to his city credit card. Unlike his mother, Kwame was so unpopular that Time Magazine actually named him one of the worst mayors in America. ‘Diamond’ Joe Quimby never even got that title. Manoogian Mansion Party The lore surrounding the Man

oogian Mansion Party would later be a defining part of Kwame's career. The urban legend is that a huge, raucous party broke out inside the Manoogian Mansion, as we had mentioned at the beginning of the video. To quickly recap, then Detroit First Lady Carlita came home early to find Kwame appreciating the art of the dance in a very up close and personal way. Carlita, less appreciative of the skill involved, reacted like you would expect someone from Detroit to react, by grabbing a blunt object ru

mored to have been a chair leg, and attacked the dancer. The Attorney General at the time, Mike Cox, investigated the party and denied claims that it ever happened. Rumors spread throughout the city that Cox was covering up for Kwame because he was at the party too. There’s a lot of jokes here that we’re just not going to make. We’ll just leave it at Kwame had Cox in the palm of his hand. The public didn't find out about the 2002 event until May 2003, when Kwame fired Deputy Chief Gary Brown aft

er an investigation into indiscretions by the mayor's security detail. This prompted Brown to release a memo where he accused Kwame's bodyguards of misconduct and the afore-mentioned party. Tamara Greene The dancer that got into the fight with Kwame's wife was Tamara Greene, also known as ‘Strawberry’, a 27-year-old mother of three. Two men had to step in and physically restrain Carlita at that time. In the early morning of April 30th,2003, a few months after the alleged party, Greene was sittin

g at an intersection with her boyfriend. Greene was about to drop him off, when someone shot into the car in an apparent drive-by. The pistol was the same one used by the Detroit Police Department at the time. Before her passing, Greene spoke out about the Manoogian Mansion party, and her family was sure her murder was to stop her from testifying about it. There was plenty of evidence that the assault happened- three paramedics signed affidavits concerning the incident. One of those paramedics a

dmitted to seeing Kwame and his bodyguards at the hospital, where Greene was being treated. Another paramedic saw an injured woman who said she was attacked by Kwame's wife. Strangely, however, any evidence of Greene ever being treated at any hospital that night had vanished and local hospitals deny having ever treated her. The family's attorney, Norman Yatooma, struggled to access information from authorities regarding the murder. Evidence pointed towards it being a member of the police departm

ent, but his investigation was sabotaged by authorities- dirty cops gonna dirty cop. No tipster or witness wanted to come forward as they were too frightened of retribution. The judge ultimately dismissed the suit over lack of evidence. Yatooma offered $100,000 for any information about the case, but it remains unsolved. Abuses of Power Despite his best efforts, Kwame just couldn't keep himself out of trouble. Allegations of abuse of power started when an influential Baptist minister was arreste

d after soliciting a prostitute, and Kwame used his power to get him out of trouble. Antoinette Bostic was the arresting officer and received multiple phone calls from the mayor and police chief, persuading her not to show up at court so the case would be dismissed. Kwame funneled money from Michigan legislature state grants to two companies with barely any information in their project descriptions. One was called U.N.I.T.E., owned by his wife, Carlita, who was the organization's sole employee t

hat received $175,000. The other was Detroit 3D, a company that wouldn't give details on how it was spending its funds. So not at all suspicious. Kwame cut thousands of city jobs but found jobs for friends and family members, despite their lack of experience. Their average annual salary increases were 36%, rather than the 2% that the rest of the city workers received. Kilpatrick was hit with a slander suit relating to a 2004 incident when police pulled over Christine Beatty, his Chief of Staff,

for speeding. She was furious, scolding officers who she made clear should have known who she was- because that always works with the police when they pull you over. Officers claimed Beatty called the chief of police directly to have the officers called off, which they were. The incident leaked to the media, and the chief said Beatty was harassed, and Kwame implied that she was set up. The Whistleblower Trial The Whistleblower Trial began in August 2007 after Kwame's ex-bodyguard Harold Nelthorp

e and Deputy Police Chief Gary Brown were fired during an internal probe into the mayor's actions. After three hours of deliberation, the plaintiffs were awarded $6.5 million in damages. Kwame said he'd appeal the verdict but approved an $8.4 million settlement a few weeks later when he discovered that lawyer Mike Stefani had evidence that he and Beatty committed perjury during their deposition. The City Council voted to pay the lawsuit that involved Nelthorpe, Brown, and a third officer from a

separate case against Kwame. At the time, The City Council had no idea of the confidentiality agreement that Kwame put in place as a part of the settlement. The City Council requested that all documents used in the suit be unsealed. Mike Stefani was deposed and revealed the existence of the confidentiality agreement that was supposed to keep intimate texts sent between Kwame and Beatty private. If those involved told anyone about the agreement, they would forfeit the $8.4 million dollar settleme

nt. Kilpatrick and Beatty were charged with obstruction of justice, conspiracy, misconduct in office, and perjury. The City Council requested Kwame resign but he refused. The text message scandal revealed that Kwame and Beatty, both married at the time, were in the midst of an affair. They admitted in their texts to using city funds for romantic getaways, and the texts contained evidence about them conspiring to fire Brown. Beatty quickly resigned, but Kwame wasn't as easy to get rid of. The Cit

y Council passed a resolution asking for Kwame to resign, with a vote of 7-1, that also contained 33 reasons he should step down. Kwame didn't comply, saying he wouldn’t leave and the vote was irrelevant. In March 2008, Kwame was charged with eight felonies and Beatty with seven. Kwame pleaded guilty to two counts of obstruction and no contest to assaulting a deputy. He finally resigned as mayor. Jail Time Kwame showed no signs of humility during the trial, acting cocky and insincere. Judge Davi

d Groner sentenced him to four months in jail as well as restitutions for the sex-and-text scandal and an additional 120-day sentence for assaulting a sheriff's officer in an unrelated incident. Much to the judge's disgust, Kwame snickered while he was being sentenced, clearly not taking the proceedings seriously. Kwame didn't receive special treatment in jail, but after serving 99 days, he was released. Immediately afterward, he boarded a private jet headed for Texas, where he joined his family

in their $3000 a month rental home. Kwame told Judge Groner that he only made $3000 a month for restitution payments, prompting Groner to request his financial records. Kwame was back on the stand to justify his claims of poverty. His financial records told a different story: he owned a million-dollar home, frequently made lavish purchases, and owned more than one Cadillac Escalade. When questioned, Kwame amusingly pretended to not know who paid for all of those things. The court learned that t

he true source of his money was from business leaders in Detroit who paid Kwame a substantial amount to get him to resign as mayor and plead guilty. Judge Groner then ordered Kwame to pay $300,000 to the city of Detroit. Prison Time Kwame missed his first restitution payment of $79,000, only paying the court $14,000, then an extra $21,175 a few days later. However, this meant Kwame had violated the terms of his probation, and Groner approved a warrant. Kwame was sentenced to one and a half to fi

ve years in prison and was indicted on new corruption charges. Kilpatrick lobbied for a transfer from the Oaks Correctional Facility and bounced around facilities before he was eventually released in August 2011, a little over a year after being sentenced. Kickbacks Kwame's next trial was in September 2012 for fraudulent schemes where he awarded contracts to the city's Department of Water and Sewage. During that time, he was also suspected of pocketing nearly $1,000,000 in kickbacks. The prosecu

tion had many witnesses that spoke out against Kwame and the others accused, including his father. Kwame was found guilty on 24 counts, including extortion, mail fraud, tax evasion, extortion, and many others. The judge sentenced him to 28 years in prison. He didn't have the option for parole as he was arrested in the federal prison system, serving his sentence in a Federal Correctional Institution. Kilpatrick appealed the decision, but the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit up

held his convictions, and the Supreme Court denied his appeal- but he'd been mentioned in an Eminem song that year, so, you know, silver lining and all that… Desperate, Kwame turned to none other than President Donald Trump for help. Commutation With 12 hours left in office, President Trump commuted Kwame's sentence. The White House statement about the commutation mentioned that he'd used his prison time to teach public speaking and led bible study groups- obviously the only needed criteria for

any sort of commutation. However, the commutation of his sentence didn’t erase his conviction, and Kwame can’t run for office until 2033, 20 years after his conviction. Detroit, sadly, is going to have to find someone else to run things. Crowdfunded House As of June 2022, Kwame and his current wife asked the public to help them in a crowdfunding campaign for what was titled ‘baby fund’, as the happy couple has just welcomed a new child. It had a reasonable goal of $800,000 and included less stuf

f about babies, and more stuff about a luxury home in a gated community- you know, the kind of thing most people use crowdfunding for. But their humble dreams of a new luxury house paid for by people who thought they were helping a baby were short-lived. Kwame still owed a large amount of money to the city of Detroit, and when authorities discovered the campaign, the crowdfunding account was tragically seized. It’s unclear if he will run for office in 2033 when he’s legally able. Click to watch

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