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.

What would the outcome of the harassment restraining order be?

  • A WIN for the Toe against Patrick Melton.

    Votes: 62 15.5%
  • A WIN for the Toe against Nicholas Rekieta.

    Votes: 5 1.3%
  • A MAJOR WIN for the Toe, it's upheld against both of them.

    Votes: 101 25.3%
  • Huge L, felted, cooked etc, it gets thrown out.

    Votes: 70 17.5%
  • A win for the lawyers (and Kiwi Farms) because it gets postponed again.

    Votes: 161 40.4%

  • Total voters
    399
It would throw a wrench into things if Nick wasn't so incompetent and had managed to supplement his Frank's motion with some actual evidence.
All it really would have taken is some text messages that can be interpreted as harassment or threats and establishing in some way that Aaron is having a real beef with Nick and April.
I don’t think it would, because I don’t think it would matter at all if Aaron had lied his ass off.

First, whatever Aaron said to the police was just a single element listed towards probable cause, and that list is overkill. Nick’s coke nose stream by itself is sufficient probable cause. So, whatever the case may be with Aaron’s statements to police, retracting them completely would not affect probable cause having been met to issue a warrant

Second, the warrant was issued because the judge looked at everything presented and said “yeah, there’s probable cause to suspect Nick Rekieta is up to some shit and has drugs.”

Unless material misrepresentation occurred intentionally on the part of the applying officer or the judge, how do you say “well the judge didn’t REALLY have reason to assess the probability of a crime occurring”? That’s immaterial.

If shaqueefa calls the cops and says latonya has drugs because of some petty beef, and the cops end up finding drugs on latonya, I sincerely doubt it matters whether shaqueefa was being malicious or not. They had probable cause because of the report, and you can’t retroactively invalidate a warrant itself on the basis of a bad faith report when the search was conducted appropriately as a result of good faith on the responding officer

If that sort of situation came to light, the appropriate remedy would be to charge the malicious actor, not to let off someone who was duly searched and found in possession of drugs
 
The thing that really shocks me is that they still has not paid the fines. All his behavior on this tickets is just about Sovereign Citizen behavior.
He's not suspended. MN lets you check DL status if you have the number. His DL number is on the citation.
So he is really just lazy? That would track... I recall him saying that his wife hated driving, so now she is forced to do it?
It's baffling. I've had one speeding ticket my whole life- years ago. It took me five minutes to pay it online.

Sometimes the smaller details of this madness are the most hilarious/tragic.
  • Just when we've grumpily settled into the Dabbleverse due to Aaron being a witness, we're forced to deal with revenge porn with Geno and hacking/witness tampering with Melton. (Oh, and an ex-wife and a then-wife-but-now-ex-wife texting about Aaron being abusive.)
  • Just when we settle into the grandparents remaining silent we discover a sad plea from Kayla's stepdad on her account.
  • Just when we've forgotten the cult-leader themes, he compares himself to King David justifying polygamy.
  • Just when we think Nick might be sober, he calls into NLO decidedly drunk/high and talks to a muppet.
  • Just when we've settled into April continuing her relationship with Nick behind-the-scenes, they start sexting publicly on Twitter.
  • Just when we (justifiably) assumed Nick was pleading guilty, it was delayed - probably due to April.
  • Just when we're about to give Kayla's attorney some credit, she calls the powder on Nick's nose a result of drywall.
  • Just when we assume he'll accept some responsibility, he defiantly calls into The Dick Show and admits to emptying 2 bottles of whisky (that means 4) and claims 20% of all kids test hot.
And this is only since May 24.
On Aaron's Rumble-only show going on now, he sarcastically thanked Nick for the ongoing cum eating jokes. He then goes on to compare cum in a pussy to cum in an asshole, how he does not know what it tastes like or feels like. He then discusses how cum is not really meant to be in an asshole. 5 min later he talks about picking up his kids from school. 2 min after that he discusses jizz frosting on cake. Great.
 
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Could some of the drugs found be his? Should the investigator have figured out all those things?

Does not really matter in terms of probable cause or at the time of the warrant. That would be more of a jury and trial issue. That issue is related to establishing constructive possession under the law. And the tricky thing about a constructive possession charge is that other people could be found guilty of it even if the drugs at Nick's house belonged to (for example) Aaron.

Nick, by his own stupidity, created a sort of worst-case situation for constructive possession. The drugs were in his bedroom. Some of them were in a safe. Nick freely admitted to police that he slept in that bedroom. Those factors make it close to impossible to escape a constructive possession charge. In the same way, April using her credit cards to cut the coke and leaving the credit cards with the coke in the bedroom kind of doomed her as well.

In my opinion, the warrant and the probable cause were very strong. It was never very likely that Nick was going to win on any arguments in that area. It was the right move to make a motion about the warrant, but it was never likely to go anywhere.

IMO, Nick and the Barneswalker could have done better in the motions and their arguments, but this was a doomed case from the start. The only areas I could see to fight would be the gun charge and fighting to get the official weight of the drugs down. But on the possession charge, I never saw an argument that would work against it.

My advice at the time of arrest would have been to immediately go into treatment, cooperate as much as possible without admitting guilt and appear repentant every step along the way.
 
On Aaron's Rumble-only show going on now, he sarcastically thanked Nick for the ongoing cum eating jokes. He then goes on to compare cum in a pussy to cum in an asshole, how he does not know what it tastes like or feels like. He then discusses how cum is not really meant to be in an asshole. 5 min later he talks about picking up his kids from school. 2 min after that he discusses jizz frosting on cake. Great.
EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW. WTF!?!
 
Does not really matter in terms of probable cause or at the time of the warrant. That would be more of a jury and trial issue. That issue is related to establishing constructive possession under the law. And the tricky thing about a constructive possession charge is that other people could be found guilty of it even if the drugs at Nick's house belonged to (for example) Aaron.

Nick, by his own stupidity, created a sort of worst-case situation for constructive possession. The drugs were in his bedroom. Some of them were in a safe. Nick freely admitted to police that he slept in that bedroom. Those factors make it close to impossible to escape a constructive possession charge. In the same way, April using her credit cards to cut the coke and leaving the credit cards with the coke in the bedroom kind of doomed her as well.

In my opinion, the warrant and the probable cause were very strong. It was never very likely that Nick was going to win on any arguments in that area. It was the right move to make a motion about the warrant, but it was never likely to go anywhere.

IMO, Nick and the Barneswalker could have done better in the motions and their arguments, but this was a doomed case from the start. The only areas I could see to fight would be the gun charge and fighting to get the official weight of the drugs down. But on the possession charge, I never saw an argument that would work against it.

My advice at the time of arrest would have been to immediately go into treatment, cooperate as much as possible without admitting guilt and appear repentant every step along the way.
I am not saying Nick could have won based on any of my arguments, but it would have at least made more sense from a narrative perspective than whatever the fuck they tried instead and are still doing right now.

I 100% agree that Nick should have still lost the Franks motion, but at least the arguments would have been less retarded.

In the end all these things are just theorycrafting over "what if Rackets wasn't a total fucking moron" and had used his brains to tell a coherent story. At least if I was the state I would not want to get into a situation where I had to call Aaron as a witness for anything, because he is a nearly just as big of a fucking moron as Nick is.

My entire point of these "what if" scenarios was to make a case for my claim that Aaron was a potential witness against Nick, April and Kayla in all cases against them.
 
He's not suspended. MN lets you check DL status if you have the number. His DL number is on the citation.
For the sake of future reference, can you post a link to how that can be checked?

I have a feeling that may come in handy again in the future.

Also this would have been nice to know back when KC was falsely claiming Nick got April's license suspended.
 
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As I graduate from college today, I would like to thank Nick Rekieta for the many months YEARS of entertainment he has given me by self-immolation.
FTFY - Nick's not done. He's never going to pull up and he's going to loudly complain about people who point that out for the rest of his life until he wraps his balldomobile around a tree on the way back from a coke fueled drunken bender at the Gay90s.
 
Also there is no retroactive intimidation regarding the hacking, Nick only revealed the hacking in November and Aaron cannot be intimidated by something he doesn´t know.
That's dumb. Read the statute. One of the paragraphs:
(f) intentionally causes injury or threatens to cause injury to any person or property in retaliation against a person who has provided information to law enforcement authorities concerning a crime within a year of that person providing the information or within a year of the actor's release from incarceration, whichever is later.
It prohibits retaliation too. Obviously you can't retaliate for something that hasn't happened yet. And Nick has obsessively ranted and raved about how angry he was that Aaron provided information to police, and even brought it up in filings.

And the case where Aaron might or might not testify is in the future, so he can be conceivably intimidated as well.

Injury need not be physical injury. Blackmailing someone that you have damaging information on them and you're going to reveal it is injury to person.

It's not even a close call.
The officer used a video of Aaron to ask for the warrant, the only thing the judge would review is the same video to see if he misrepresented it.
About the warrant, maybe. He's still a direct eyewitness to Nick's actual child endangerment charges. Just the coke bullet story is sufficient for that. He deliberately hid a cache of cocaine in someone else's house in a room accessible to children. If he denies that he ever exposed children to cocaine with some cock and bull story about the master bedroom always being locked, that seriously undercuts the plausibility of his claim.

It doesn't even matter if Nick is utterly insane and spent pages of his deranged motion to dismiss ranting about Aaron and Aaron actually had nothing to do with it. He clearly believes Aaron provided information to police and retaliated against him for that (and for taking away that sweet sweet Toebussy).

And he's clearly concerned that Aaron knows what went on in that filthy crackhouse he was operating. He doesn't need to be on a currently nonexistent witness list on paper.
 
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That's dumb. Read the statute. One of the paragraphs:

It prohibits retaliation too. Obviously you can't retaliate for something that hasn't happened yet. And Nick has obsessively ranted and raved about how angry he was that Aaron provided information to police, and even brought it up in filings.

And the case where Aaron might or might not testify is in the future, so he can be conceivably intimidated as well.

Injury need not be physical injury. Blackmailing someone that you have damaging information on them and you're going to reveal it is injury to person.

It's not even a close call.
Regarding Aaron´s case. He obviously was trying to intimidate Aaron, I was literally the first person to call it in all caps, Nov 6 or 7 if you roll the pages till back then. The intimidation has nothing to do with Aaron´s RP case, for the eleventh time. He didn´t commit the RP crime because he was being intimidated because he wasn´t at the time.
Dude, this a potential witness on his criminal case and he openly admits to cracking his devices via an ASSOCIATE (April). HOOOOOLY SHIT THESE PEOPLE ARE BIGGEST MORONS IN THE UNIVERSE!
 
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Question one should ask. What would you do if your swinger friends or not swinger friends left some illegal drugs in your bed room? Just keep them? Flush them down the toilet? Destroy them some other way? Report police? Or just leave them around. With some credit cards on silver platter...

Yeah, no keeping drugs around, in house with children if you are not a user is just not something people do.
The tried and true Rekieta method is to safely dispose of the free drugs up your nose and then drive to the twin cities to get another ounce from the drug dealer you're friends with on Instagram.
 
Maybe I'm watching different clips but Aaron doesn't say that at all
EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW. WTF!?!
dude these guys are all cringe when it comes to comedy (forgive the pun).

With the PI thing you guys are jumping the shark on this one. All police and DA departments have investigative units, I am sure they were given a investigator and that is "our investigator" the reason I believe its the states investigator is Aaron does not have the funds to fund a long term investigation , the guy begs for 350 dollars every day on his show he makes like 2k a week if you include his evening shows. A PI is like 100-125 dollars an hour, he would want the investigation done ASAP if he had a PI, where with a state Investigator he would have no problem dragging it out, especially with fatass incriminating himself and Nick every day.
 
He wasn´t interviewed before the arrest, he was even caught off guard in a live stream by it. He only contributed to the warrant because of a video, if I´m not mistaken.
Two videos, although one was at Rekieta's house.
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It's really irrelevant stuff. The one connection it had was that it was part of why they looked up Nick's cokestream, which corroborated what Aaron had said.
The intimidation has nothing to do with Aaron´s RP case, for the eleventh time.
No, but the access to attorney/client privileged materials is. So is the access to his social media accounts. Any of the records from that are now useless if they were planning on using them because Nick just took a giant shit all over chain of custody.
 

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No, but the access to attorney/client privileged materials is. So is the access to his social media accounts. Any of the records from that are now useless if they were planning on using them because Nick just took a giant shit all over chain of custody.
Yes, and Nick should be punished by it if confirmed but that doesn´t change Aaron´s culpability on his RP case.

Was Aaron conduct deemed criminal? Yes, regardless if I think it is bullshit or not.
Did the intimidation that happened 4 months after the crime influence or excuse Aaron for doing it? Obviously not.
Did Kayla waived her right to privacy because her husband decided to be a retard 4 months after the crime? Obviously not.

I dont see how Aaron being intimidated waaaay after the alleged crime excuse his antisocial, deemed criminal, behavior, that´s the only thing I´m arguing.

I´d even suggest moving all these posts to mass debates to clean the thread because I´m repeating myself over and over and maybe being thick.
 
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The intimidation has nothing to do with Aaron´s RP case, for the eleventh time. He didn´t commit the RP crime because he was being intimidated because he wasn´t at the time.
Of course the intimidation has something to do with the RP trial (it is basically collateral damage), because Nick and Melton have claimed that they had access to Aaron's privileged communication with lawyers, and are holding private data over his head. They are not intimidating him for the purpose of influencing the RP trial, but their actions have implications.

The victim in that RP case is Kayla, because it was her picture Aaron supposedly sent to Geno.
The witnesses are Nick and April.

April verified information (message sent on the date and at the time of the livestream) by potentially illegally accessing Aarons phone records.
Nick and likely April (who might have known the passwords) have accessed Aaron's google account and stolen pictures, videos and if we believe Melton, they also read and listened to lawyer communication.

So yes, the intimidation attempts using illegally accessed data will have an impact on the RP case, because the trial might have been tainted by criminal behavior of the witnesses, to a degree that a fair trial is no longer possible.
 
The victim in that RP case is Kayla, because it was her picture Aaron supposedly sent to Geno.
The witnesses are Nick and April.
The victim is a civilian, the accuser is the state because the state interest in this case is to correct abhorrent, antisocial and specially criminal behavior; it is not to restore someone´s feefees, that would be resolved in a civil court. So, if the victim is a cunt or not should matter only if by her being a cunt, she excused what you deemed a criminal act.
 
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Kayla may not be much, but given her personal accounts on stream and info from Aaron, she will reach a breaking point. I would guess "timeliness” (or perhaps previous tardiness) is now one of the things that awoke the sleeping giant.

Maybe, but I have to say, if I had an extremely important date in court, and my egregiously assholish husband was making me late for it, I would leave him at home and go by myself, regardless of how much I ~hated driving~ or ~needed him by my side~. At some point, Qayla needs to step up to the plate and develop a backbone and take responsibility for her own needs. If that is what is going on. My own pet theory is that Nick is trying to force her to do that by refusing to accomodate her learned helplessness. Like making her late to her court date until she decides to drive there herself.
 
The victim is a civilian, the accuser is the state because the state interest in this case is to correct abhorrent, antisocial and specially criminal behavior; it is not to restore someone´s feefees, that would be resolved in a civil court. So, if the victim is a cunt or not should matter only if by her being a cunt, she excused what you deemed a criminal act.
I look forward to Aaron's civil defamation case against nick for accusing him of the gross act of felching.
 
My own pet theory is that Nick is trying to force her to do that by refusing to accomodate her learned helplessness. Like making her late to her court date until she decides to drive there herself.
More likely that Nick is punishing her in whatever way he can for having the gall to be upset with him for keeping a crack whore mistress. Or for anything.

That household HAS to be hell.
 
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