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.

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What would the outcome of the harassment restraining order be?

  • A WIN for the Toe against Patrick Melton.

    Votes: 63 17.3%
  • A WIN for the Toe against Nicholas Rekieta.

    Votes: 4 1.1%
  • A MAJOR WIN for the Toe, it's upheld against both of them.

    Votes: 93 25.5%
  • Huge L, felted, cooked etc, it gets thrown out.

    Votes: 62 17.0%
  • A win for the lawyers (and Kiwi Farms) because it gets postponed again.

    Votes: 142 39.0%

  • Total voters
    364
At any time did Nick's kids cross state lines with the coke? We might save him yet.
He wouldn't have to. Coke is illegal per the Controlled Substances Act.

The DOJ COULD theoretically charge Nick and Kayla for the drugs and gun shit at the federal level right now (similar versions of both those charges exist in U.S. Code) but it's my understanding that DOJ guidelines are to invoke "separate sovereigns" sparingly.
 
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For those who think that CPS is dying to permanently remove kids from their parents on a whim, or think the Rekietas are probably not getting their kids back, here are some stories/info from Minnesota...

How Minnesota’s child protection system exposes kids to more abuse, neglect​

I don't find it that shocking tbh, I'm not gonna bring up muh science reddit statistics and all that, but I never ever hear anything good about CPS ever, whether in USA, UK or Europe.
Social workers are always overworked, poorly paid and burn out quickly. I never heard anything different. They usually serve the poorest and least educated people, who have little impulse control and emotional intelligence. It's gotta be horrendous seeing unhappy, hurt children all day, every day, and then be severely constrained by the amount of time and gubmint money you are allowed to spend on each case - I could never do that job, it would kill me.

Which is why it's fucking outrageous that Nick and Kayla, with all the resources they've had, wealth and family and education etc. - decided to put their children in a position where being taken away by CPS is a safer option.
And that, rather than do EVERY FUCKING THING in their power to get kids back asap, they decided to be uncooperative. Didn't allow full access, didn't submit results from their drug tests.
And even worse - with everything that Nick said on air about CPS, and particularly mentioning one of the workers in a threatening manner to an audience that consists largely of brainwashed retards, who consider Nick to be some sort of a hero. How fucking irresponsible is that?? Your children are in hands of social workers and you're talking shit about them? What's the priority here?

Sure, CPS sucks. But let's not take the focus off of who's actually the worst here. Nick and Kayla had everything a pair of parents could ever had to NEVER EVER had to interact with CPS in any way, shape or form. And they voluntarily destroyed it all.
 
how the fuck can these people exist what the fuck
holy shit i'm mad
It's horrifying and wrong, but horror stories like those underline how moronic and insane Nick and Kayla Rekieta are acting that the recommendation in the document was that the children not be returned to them.

He is someone who would be happy to go all "YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY BULLSHIT LYING FUCK OFF" until he permanently loses custody if the alternative is admitting that he did anything wrong.
 
The fact that Nick isn't even trying for a redemption arc makes it seem like he knows there will be more and worse coming out.
Oh shit. I hope that isn't the case, but you are probably right... Things will get much darker isn't it?
Prison is merciful when compared to what Nick really deserves.
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Two points seem to be getting missed:
  1. Kayla's parents are or were already foster parents. I am 90% sure of that. I do not know if that status has since lapsed for her mother, or whether it includes her now step-father. I know this because Nick has discussed one of Kayla "siblings" who was actually a foster sibling. Nick said that. It was an ugly story. The kid is now an adult. I believe he discussed it on a summer Locals show from his deck. (I also believe the foster status has been mentioned on this thread a million posts ago. Kayla was in the wedding party for a former foster sib or something.) When I read the leaked CPS court document, I wondered if the foster parents present were, in fact, Kayla's parents considering they may hold that status. It's an odd position for CPS to be in - needing to vet the parents of junkies when they're already foster parents - but perhaps it made their job easier. I find it hard to believe that Kayla's parents would blow off that hearing.

  2. Nick has SAID the kids are okay "NOW" (paraphrasing) in response to a question from a fan. This means to me that they are with family. He would never say that if they were with a random foster family. I'm looking for the source and will edit or post if I find it. He was answering either a Locals question or a Superchat from one of the very recent streams. The Mustang stream, I think,? Perhaps someone will find it before me.

Or Nick is just a liar...

It is not worth much time trying to parse what he says given that court documents and other more reliable sources are available.

I'm convinced the children are with their maternal grandmaw and step grandpaw. They are in the same state as the children, where the children already have a life, friends, and familiarity with the area. MN CPS is not about to ship those children across the entire United States, not unless they have no other choice. The best thing for the children is to look out for their emotional and physical well being.

What would be better to you if you were 16, 14, 7, or 6 (I am making an educated guess on their appx ages because I don't want to read the full dox on them and frankly don't care all that much about their exact age, it is irrevalent) and your parents and 9 year old sister were doing coke?

Getting hauled across the country to be with grandparents you hardly see, in a state you seldem go to, and have no friends there?

OR

Stay in the same area you have almost always known and live with the grandparents you visit more often and keep some semblince of stability and normalcy in your crumbling world, and keep your friends.

I believe the children have some say in their placement, but I may be wrong. I don't have any personal interaction with CPS or foster care

Nick's parents maintain a house close by in the state. They also have more money and watch the children for weeks at a time during the summer. They were also in town prior to the arrest helping with the children driving schedule. Nick's father was at the hearing.

There is also indication that Nick has drawn back from social association with his local in-laws via the decrease in social interaction between his wife and his children and nieces and nephews. There is also the fact that Kayla's sister reported ti her pastor some concerns.

It is speculation where they are, but far from certain.

Yes they do, in the leaked court doc it states that the kids (at least the ones ages 10+) have accessed their right to an attorney. The kids have a guardian ad litem who advocates what they believe the best interest of theI children is, which is after talking to the kids and collaterals. They also have an attorney who advocates for what the children want regardless of whether that attorney believes it is their 'best interest'.

The GAL is court appointed representation as a matter of course.

This does not mean that the children ASKED for a lawyer.

https://mn.gov/guardian-ad-litem/pr...n ad Litem conducts,or property of the child.
 
Kayla's family might be a better choice. At least her sister intervened.

And then they'd either call the authorities and have him hauled off to jail or they'd lose custody themselves. That's the real issue, is can either side of the family be trusted not to allow Balldo or Kayla access either surreptitiously or by being dishrags.
I could see the sister in law calling the authorities....Nick's parents would be pushovers or dindu enabling
 
The GAL is court appointed representation as a matter of course.

This does not mean that the children ASKED for a lawyer.

https://mn.gov/guardian-ad-litem/pr...n ad Litem conducts,or property of the child.
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The children have a lawyer and there is a separate GAL.

This is why I linked info on McKenna's law regarding kids having the right to a lawyer during removal situations. https://clcmn.org/2017/05/01/mckenna-ahrenholz-didnt-know-she-had-a-right-to-an-attorney/
 
Kayla's family might be a better choice. At least her sister intervened.

And then they'd either call the authorities and have him hauled off to jail or they'd lose custody themselves. That's the real issue, is can either side of the family be trusted not to allow Balldo or Kayla access either surreptitiously or by being dishrags.
I could see the sister in law calling the authorities....Nick's parents would be pushovers or dindu enabling
 
Nick did something really bad and has known from the start he did something really bad, so he's known his only gameplan is to pretend the entire thing is a government fabrication and that actually he has been perfect trad dad all along and that's why the lib cuck biden wants to destroy him so bad. It's the only way he can hold onto any sort of audience after everything is revealed, because whatever he's done is unacceptable to ANY audience. I hope the neglect and the kid accidentally eating coke or something is the limit of it, but coke makes people fucking evil so I would not be shocked if worse is to come.

Ron Bennington came back from his kid accidentally eating drugs, even if it was a hard road, and that was at a time when drug scandals were a much bigger deal. The fact that Nick isn't even trying for a redemption arc makes it seem like he knows there will be more and worse coming out.
I agree. There's worse stuff coming, more than likely.
 
It's even more fucked up when you realize rekieta knows how fucked up the cps/foster related systems are and still put his kids in a situation that could get them taken away.

His earlier streams were full of him talking about the evils of family court.
He's now counting on people to remember that so they will think he's a gud boi who dindu nuffin.

It's sick.
 
It's horrifying and wrong, but horror stories like those underline how moronic and insane Nick and Kayla Rekieta are acting that the recommendation in the document was that the children not be returned to them.
I think we are giving CPS too much credit.
The reasoning could be a lot more self preservation than real concern or want to do their jobs.
This is a semi famous person that is being talked about in decent sized publications and everyone in the state has heard about. If they are too fucking lenient on such a public case someone might get in actual trouble, or worse be forced to do their job.
 
It's even more fucked up when you realize rekieta knows how fucked up the cps/foster related systems are and still put his kids in a situation that could get them taken away.

His earlier streams were full of him talking about the evils of family court.
He's now counting on people to remember that so they will think he's a gud boi who dindu nuffin.

It's sick.

The phrase that comes to mind is "what have you done for me lately?"

Expressing values years ago means nothing if you've betrayed all those values entirely since. Like how a narcissist will never stop reminding you of how they said that one thing, or they helped you that one time, many years ago.

In Nick's case, he has no values. He's a walking bundle of misery.
 
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