Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta - Polysubstance enthusiast, "Lawtuber" turned Dabbleverse streamer, swinger, "whitebread ass nigga", snuffs animals for fun, visits 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Legally a cuckold who lost his license to practice law. Wife's bod worth $50. The normies even know.

[Miller]

I was watching Legal Mindset earlier and I didn't expect Tanya Tate to be one the viewers and members of his channel.

 

[talk talk talk]

Nah, United States Fire Insurance Company is the bonding company's surety. ABB doesn't actually put up $50k, they just sign an IOU. The surety backs up those IOUs in the event a defendant goes AWOL, the bond is forfeited, and the bonding company can't come up with the money. The surety would pay the court and collect from the bondsman.

I simplified the principal/agent stuff. The background of how bonds really work is quite complex (as are most financial shenanigans nowadays).

 

[FattyBomba]

VVVVVV

Not sure where they got the info or if it's true but someone earlier in the thread said no drug residue was found on the brass.

 

[Not Even Twice]

I've got spent shell cases in my car, my backpack, some of the pockets I wear to my range, my gun room. Never even seen hard drugs in my life. Not defending Nick but at least where I live it's not all that weird to have some brass laying around.

But he also says he hasn't fired a gun in 5 years, so either A: the shell casing was brought in by someone else at some point; B: the shell casing was there when he moved in and the room hasn't been cleaned ever; or C: he used it for his drug habit.

 

[Heed Not]

That really depends on whether it's really "spent" vs. "empty", which will be really easy to verify based on the residue in the casing. I still think it's a red herring though, it's so easy to have spent casings unaccounted for even with modest shooting.

I think the most likely scenario is that he shot outdoors at some point legally and brought the casings into the bedroom just to make a "coke bullet" joke when he was high and totally forgot about it.

 

[where's baldo]

I've got spent shell cases in my car, my backpack, some of the pockets I wear to my range, my gun room. Never even seen hard drugs in my life. Not defending Nick but at least where I live it's not all that weird to have some brass laying around.

it sounds like you might actually be firing a gun, which nick just said he hasn't. seems odd.

 

[talk talk talk]

If this message is real, Nick is a fucking idiot. He's basically admitting that he's using the smokeless gunpowder to make brown brown, because why else would there be spent .22 shell casings in his room?

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Nick forgot he had a Remington 870.

 

[East_Clintwood]

Nick paying to get a bond for unconditional release is the kind of dumb shit I'd expect from him. He claims to have gotten rid of all the booze and shit in the house, which means he shouldn't have any problems with passing random testing. He's claimed he hasn't even fired his guns in years, in which case surrendering any firearms shouldn't be an issue (assuming they're not all still in evidence). So that means he's essentially paid $5k to avoid phoning the probation service weekly, and so he can leave Minnesota without asking court approval? Seems like a perfectly good use of several grand.

 

[UnfinishedChapstick]

But he also says he hasn't fired a gun in 5 years, so either A: the shell casing was brought in by someone else at some point; B: the shell casing was there when he moved in and the room hasn't been cleaned ever; or C: he used it for his drug habit.

Or he could just be actually retarded and lied about not firing guns (or forgot (because he's retarded))

 

[CoomerTine]

Vocal fry Ralph is ten times worse than usual, watching the clip of him talking to Andrew Wilson

 

[AnOminous]

You don't fight a case like this. No sane person fights a case like this. You cooperate. You make a deal. You do a program. You avoid prison.

The only real way you beat a rap like this is if you get the evidence excluded. Sometimes they'll take what's called a conditional plea where you plead guilty but reserve the right to contest the search on appeal, and if you win that in part or in full, those charges generally go away.

That said, I don't see anything wrong with the search warrant itself, nor how it was carried out.

There were no less than five witnesses unrelated to the Rekietas who described increasingly alarming conduct on the part of Balldo and his whore of a wife.

 

[Artificial Stupidity]

Nick seems to have short term memory loss.

((( Drugs™ )))
Nick is going to bury himself if this ends up in court I'm unsure what category of lolcow of the year he gets but it's looking like a lifetime achievement award or a sweep of multiple categories.

 

[Sweet Baby Kayla]

Sean and Nate have been great from the get-go in covering this, a nice surprise.
Kurt needed to fight through the autistic loyalty he showed for the man he thought was his friend, but he seems to be coming around to the facts.
Legal Mindset/Andrew also seems to have come around. This dude is a weird one to me, he seems alright for the most part, but then he did all those streams with Drexel and went full in on the MGTOW/PUA shit and that's a level of cringe it's hard to come back from. Anyone know if he still does those?

LM said at the end of his stream tonight that he regrets doing sex topics on his show and that he sticks to law and anime now. He said his viewers complained about the sex stuff, so he adjusted, in order to keep growing his channel. (What a novel concept!)

 

[Crinoids]

Another element to "why can't a 16 year old parent 4 children" is that multiple junkies also lived in the house and I'm not sure they all went to all the same activities at the same time. So you might have hours where it's only the younger kids, for example. A 16 year old is going to be in different church/homeschool groups than a 6 year old.

I grew up knowing people with addict parents and they were definitely too scared to knock on the doors in their house or even be seen too much. Living like that gives you the ability to recognize different people's footsteps from the other side of the house so you can quickly hide or be uninteresting. Addicts often lash out pretty randomly. Chill one minute (or for hundreds of minutes), then they realize "AHH MY LIFE IS OUT OF CONTROL, MUST REGAIN CONTROL" but for some reason they can project it onto children and suddenly get obsessed and paranoid. They start freaking out.

"What do you MEAN you aren't living up to my randomly imposed expectations? you are making mommy more stressed! Do you know how much I do for you? UGH! WHY CAN'T YOU JUST--"

Living this way in a big house surrounded by nothing has to be a special kind of scary and miserable. Those kids I grew up with generally lived in poor neighborhoods where they could at least walk around and dumpster dive or hang out with the local old ladies who sit on porches while the adults in their house were passed out in a stupor or partying somewhere. The front porch ladies love sharing food. My mom used to share food with the neighbor kids sometimes because their mom was "too sleepy to cook". As a kid I assumed she had some kind of awful disease like in Victorian novels

A lot of my peers were raised by grandparents and were quite territorial over food

From what I understand, doing stuff for entitled turbo-junkies is demoralizing and a terrible idea because they will just demand more and more out of you, so they can do less and give more of themselves to drugs. If you were a turbo-junkie's child and did extra chores and cleaned up the house and your siblings ONE TIME, they would be really betrayed if you didn't keep it up forever. "I THOUGHT YOU HAD THIS??? I THOUGHT YOU WERE MATURE? HOW COULD YOU DO THIS TO ME?". Even if you didn't do it for them, they might still tally it that way!

Most adults couldn't withstand that shit

No one should underestimate the bullshit these kind of entitled junkies can put people through.

 

[PositiveHatred]

May 11th Stream:

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Today:

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Nick seems to have short term memory loss.

Good catch, I wonder if he's been telling lies like this to the police as well as the people he's dming

 

[RodgerDodger]

No. Because Drex has been MIA for a long time now.

For all of his willingness to admit to almost any depravity imaginable, Drex has always seemed to be hardcore very against drugs.

 

[Finger Pistols]

May 11th Stream:

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Today:

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Nick seems to have short term memory loss.

This thread is making the prosecutor's job for them! I bet that when they finally go to trial the prosecutors will just sit back and have a nice sip of whisky (responsibly and in moderation, of course) while reading the Kiwifarms

 

[CoomerTine]

Imagine how fucking bleak the living situation has to be to get Drex to tap out

 

[cybernurse1998]

If this message is real, Nick is a fucking idiot. He's basically admitting that he's using the smokeless gunpowder to make brown brown, because why else would there be spent .22 shell casings in his room?

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At a range with other people shooting, it is easy as hell to get a 22 shell in your bag or in a fold of your clothes. If other people were shooting the last time he went to the range, the .22 brass from a guy 7 feet down the firing line could have easily been ejected and landed in cokeitas gun case.

Although the thought of Nick emulated an African Warlord amuses me. I wounder what his warlord name would be "general red nose" or "general butt fucking baldo"

 

[TexOffender]

For all of his willingness to admit to almost any depravity imaginable, Drex has always seemed to be hardcore very against drugs.

He's also very against hanging out with thug types. Always saying not to hang out with those types since guns pop out quickly and you end up on the news.

Nick here ran with a different crowd than he would.