State of Minnesota v. Nicholas Rekieta, Kayla Rekieta, April Imholte

[Vibralldo]

Either way its still a loss for him because he's now disgraced and everyone knows all the dirty laundry. He's delusional enough to think he owned the system when he only succeeded in completely butchering his family (metaphorically). He is lucky if his kids ever even see him again. The kids should be taken far away where they never have to deal with him and his coke bloat.

Nick's doomed to a "comeback" where he regularly has low energy sad streams to around 1k people like what we saw a couple days ago.

His chats will be heavily moderated, but occasionally a "you gave your kids coke" chat will come in. There will be a couple retard guests who have no morals claiming to be proud of Nick for taking the fall for his wife and "turning his life around" despite Nick admitting he has no remorse and only avoids cocaine because it's illegal.

He will have to once again fully rely on his parents for money because he won't be able to earn enough super chats and Nick thinks he's too special (and he's too under qualified) to work a normal job.

 

[Gobermental Supervisor]

Nick's doomed to a "comeback" where he regularly has low energy sad streams to around 1k people like what we saw a couple days ago.

His chats will be heavily moderated, but occasionally a "you gave your kids coke" chat will come in. There will be a couple retard guests who have no morals claiming to be proud of Nick for taking the fall for his wife and "turning his life around".

He will have to once again fully rely on his parents for money again because he won't be able to earn enough super chats and Nick thinks he's too special to work a normal job.

It is really sad to see how incompetent the guy is.

What he should do is get a PR company to develop a plan for him for a comback, curate content for him to cover ideally with pre-written scripts and edited videos to play.

He needs professional help to get back on his feet, and not just in the streaming sense, but overall life.
The last stream was super sad because it was clear he had no fucking idea what he was doing.

 

[Magnificent Penis]

I also do not think its just "a slap on the wrist", since he will have probation and considering Nick its entirely possible he will violate it and still go to prison in a few months.

You're probably right when you imply he will continue to do drugs no matter what because that's what druggies do. I wonder if he will be less retarded this time and at least attempt to hide his criminal behavior because he certainly believed himself immune to the law before. I hope he at least stops dosing the 9-year-old.

 

[Vibralldo]

It is really sad to see how incompetent the guy is.

What he should do is get a PR company to develop a plan for him for a comback, curate content for him to cover ideally with pre-written scripts and edited videos to play.

He needs professional help to get back on his feet, and not just in the streaming sense, but overall life.
The last stream was super sad because it was clear he had no fucking idea what he was doing.

That would require effort, planning, and a schedule and Nick knows that's for lesser slave people.

Nick is special and deserves to earn millions of dollars by getting drunk and making jokes with friends on stream.

 

[john marston]

If the stay is completed without issue he is not convicted of anything.

You can consider the process the punishment. Having to sell a house to pay his defense. Outside of that, nothing.

And yet he's been whining incessantly about how the state is out to get him and he's equivalent to journalists who get shot for criticizing some shithole African government.

It makes his whining about the state that much more obnoxious, but the state pretty gave him a break that many criminals who get convicted for less would kill for.

 

[Anasûrimbor Kellhus]

Enjoy prison, stalker?

thanks pat i will enjoy prison!

 

[Null]

It does not.

The rule is evidence or if he's guilty.

 

[netorare]

Kiwi Farms fucking lost. Rekieta got the women off and gets a slap on the wrist. This guy was lolcow of the year? Seriously?

calling it now Bossman is getting more prison time than Rekita

 

[waffle]

Nick lost the second house, a fuckload of time, money, guns & his right to practice law, his church hates him and the kids are scarred for life because they were starved, neglected, drugged & taken away by the state. But sure, this a "slap on the wrist" and life goes back to normal.

Your life is already ruined and you don't even know it, legal child. Wait for the knock.

He will likely get the guns back at the end of the day. He's not a felon so he can technically possess them and even if he is temporarily prohibited from possession for the term of probation they are still your property and you can generally direct how they're released. I've ended up with guns as part of my fee that way. One of my buddies ended up with like 35 guns from a guy who ended up being declared mentally incompetent on terroristic threat type charges and didn't have money to pay him for getting him out of jail.

 

[Mr.F.]

Unexpected Cracketa W, this year is full of surprises.

I wonder if this will make his ego balloon out of control again :^]

 

[Gobermental Supervisor]

The rule is evidence or if he's guilty.

That would be news to me since Bodycam footage is classified as privat/non-public in Minnesota and is only released for specific circumstances.
I hope you are right and we get to see it, but this is the first time I hear about a guilty plea having any impact on the release of the footage. Can you point me at the law/statute that covers this?

[EDIT] Release to the public is only possible if requested by a subject of the recording and non-consenting people have to be redacted. Funnily enough, other peace officers in the footage can also consent to the release I believe. Pomplun could do the funniest thing.

https://www.minneapolismn.gov/resident-services/public-safety/police-public-safety/police-reports-and-data-requests/body-camera-data-request/

 

[Oliver Onions]

Enjoy prison, stalker?

Await the knock on the front door of the remaining house, child.

 

[Glowie]

This is the important part, I think:

View attachment 6899715

I have been told by my attorney and understand:
a. That my attorney discussed this case with one of the prosecuting attorneys and that my attorney and the prosecuting attorney agreed that if I entered a plea of guilty, the prosecutor will do the following: (Give substance of the agreement)

• Plead guilty to amended charge of drug possession in the third degree
• Statutory stay of adjudication pursuant to Minn. Stat. §152.18
• Remaining terms of the sentence at Court’s discretion
• State drops all other charges.
• State dismisses 34-CR-24-342 against Kayla Rekieta and case against April Imholte

Pretend lawyer gets CBT from a real lawyer and it's hilarious. Nick is a official Felon now, how is his payiggy discord coping?

 

[Lidl Drip]

Cheers, Nick! You deserve a drink after all this has blown over!



Maybe we can finally go back to the cawntent now, I feel like there's many more smug hot tub streams, monster energy drinks that are definitely not 80% vodka and relationship drama in the future. Probably some more arrests for DUI and drug possession as well since he damn sure is going to be flying high feeling like he is just toooooo smart to ever face consequences.

 

[Melty Butter]

No she didn't, her charging complaint on its face was about cocaine only and the "not small amount marijuana" refers to the statute cited explicitly excluding cannabis, so the bust you're referring to would have nothing to do with this.

What would be interesting to see is if a full legal name for the dealer he followed on Instagram could be found to check if he ran into some oddly timed legal troubles recently, or for that matter a deep dive into recent major coke busts in Hennepin County (where Aaron said Nick's dealer was) for any probable cause statements referring to a confidential informant in any way fitting Nick's description. It'd probably be a needle in a haystack though.

I stand corrected on the Mary J. I will say, however, getting to the bottom of who his dealer is/was may be worth more research. (It may also be a waste of time.) You seem to be highly proficient in such tasks.

To divert myself from the irritation of Nick's plea deal yesterday, I spent an hour reading about various drug busts and drug rings in and around Willmar, St. Cloud, and Minneapolis that correlate to Nick's use. I couldn't prove a thing even for speculation purposes.

Some thoughts:

1. The Farms has a picture of the Black guy he friended on IG who is widely believed to be his dealer. Nick also showed him on a stream because the partying at some gaming place in Minneapolis was oh-so-fun that he showed his audience the IG reel! It's all just speculation, however. We don't know if he was the dealer.

2. While I take Aaron at his word for about 80% of his stories, the origin of the cocaine is far too vague. Aaron knows more details. He must. You don't do cocaine with someone for 3 months without asking for details.

3. The rabbit hole of cocaine busts in St. Cloud is rather extensive for a town of 71K (albeit a bedroom community of Minneapolis). This could explain Aaron's vague-speak. He could very well know the source of the cocaine if it was in his backyard. The problem: the closer you get to Minneapolis, the wider and frequency of drug busts.

(I'll add this for some fun racial profiling. Nick's barber is Latino, the one who gives him those horrible side-shaves. He's joked about him on streams. Most of the drug busts I read about seem to trace to Latino communities.)

 

[lIllllIiiiiLLLLiiiiIIIIll]

Never found those "magic words" , did he?

I actually regret saying this now I know the details of his plea. It sounds to me like this slippery eel-weasel might still walk away scott free if he's nice and careful for the next three months or whatever. Starts to remind me of DSP character arcs. "He can't keep getting away with it!" vibes.

 

[Melty Butter]

Nick lost social clout for being a complete asshole. This burned him badly. The way the church soured on him made him talk about church and Christianity like a girl/boyfriend who burned him, he is incredibly pissed his reputation has been sullied.

Excellent post.

One thing you left out: Nick's 5 kids:

• They were wrenched from their home for 7 weeks and questioned by CPS.
• His eldest was offered up as someone who could observe and report on any concerning behaviors.
• His children still attend the Church that reported him. The grandparents take them.
• Lastly, the grandfather (Dan Sletta) who housed the kids for 7 weeks, hates Nick.

Nick will have "probation officers" under his roof. One of them will be an adult in short order.

The level of scrutiny Nick will be under is no small thing.

 

[Vibralldo]

The rule is evidence or if he's guilty.

If/when you get the bodycam footage, please pin it to the front page.

Not on the bottom where you usually put media, but at the top between the community happenings forum link and the featured content box.

 

[Guts]

This is the important part, I think:

I have been told by my attorney and understand:
a. That my attorney discussed this case with one of the prosecuting attorneys and that my attorney and the prosecuting attorney agreed that if I entered a plea of guilty, the prosecutor will do the following: (Give substance of the agreement)

• Plead guilty to amended charge of drug possession in the third degree
• Statutory stay of adjudication pursuant to Minn. Stat. §152.18
• Remaining terms of the sentence at Court’s discretion
• State drops all other charges.
• State dismisses 34-CR-24-342 against Kayla Rekieta and case against April Imholte

 

[Illuminati Order Official]

He's not a lawyer anymore right? So is streaming his only choice for income unless he gets a real job?

His reputation is in shambles too. Imagine you have a choice between a public defender and Nick Rekieta. I think you would rather take a chance with public defender.