March 14, 2023 • 9 mins
Man Arrested For Mistakenly Attempting To Rob His Son
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
It's time for Donkey of the Day. I'm a Democrat,
so being Dunky of the day a little bit of
a mix, so like a donkey other day the club bitches.
Now I've been called a lot of my twenty three
years that donkey of the day is a new wife. Yeah,
donkey to day for Tuesday and March fourteenth, go to
(00:24):
a forty five year old man from Scotland. Can you
play a Scotland greeting for me? Please? Ready? Kim it
a hush? Yes, I think that man high? How you doing?
I don't know, but it's a greeting from Scotland. Times
are hard man and desperate times call for desperate measures. Okay.
The gap between the halves and have nots is getting
wider and wider all across the world. If it's one
thing we know about desperate times, when times get really desperate, folks,
(00:46):
who's going robin still to survive? It just is what
it is. Okay, we can run around and tell him
to get a job, you know, all that kind of stuff.
But I'm sure they would like to get a job.
But when you got a media needs, you want immediate money. Okay,
Well it's forty five year old man found himself from
such a situation, so he decided to mask up and
lay on an ATM until he got a victim. Well,
a young seventeen year old came to use the atm
(01:08):
a scene, and as soon as this young man used
the machine, put his card in his pocket and took
the cash from the cash from the machine, he got
jumped on. All right, that forty five year old man
pinning that young boy against the wall, put a knife
to him and demanded that he hand over all his money. Now,
when I say all his money, I mean ten pounds,
which equates to like twelve American dollars. Okay. Who would
(01:28):
rob somebody for twelve dollars? Well, the answer to that
as a person who has zero okay, twelve dollars a
million dollars to the person who doesn't have anything. But
there was a plot to us, and the plot to
us was the young boy recognized the man's voice. Okay.
Even though the forty five year old was hooded and
massed up, the young boy recognized his voice. Okay. When
he recognized the voice, he was left stunned. It was
in that moment that he heard his attempted robber's voice,
(01:50):
and he knew this is my father. Yes. The man
who was in the hoodie and mask looking to rob
someone at the ATM ended up bobbing his own son,
damn okay. According to police report, the son asked his father,
are you serious? Do you know who this is? And
the attack of his daddy said, I didn't care. That's
(02:12):
when you know you never took care of your churn okay,
he never even claimed that little boy on his taxes.
I know you, my son, but I didn't care. Man.
The boy didn't pull down his snoot, which is like
a scarf in Scotland, and asked what are you doing,
to which his father replied, I'm sorry, I'm desperate okay.
His son then had to run away, had to flee
the scene, went and told his family members about the incident.
(02:32):
Then they called the police and the robber. His daddy
was subsequently arrested and later confessed to the crime, but
still denies being that young man's biological daddy. Now, I
made that last part up, but his daddy said, I
didn't know it was him at the cash machine. I
have done it. I would do the time for it
as if he had a choice, and he admitted to
a charge of attempting to rob the victim and now
(02:53):
he's doing twenty six months in prison. Now I know
what you're thinking. I'm glad it was a robbin not
because can't you imagine that thanksgiving them? You gotta talk
to your son and answer them why you raped them.
So just thank god your daddy took you toy at all,
because he could he could have took your virginity. That's
that's that's what no gravy. That's wasn't quite what I
(03:14):
was thinking. But she got a point though that Yet
she does have a point. I mean, they bet they
be at the atm magine raping two. So I'm just
glad the man bounced on him and asked him for
the money, because he could have took a whole lot
more and he showed wouldn't have been to daddy after that. Please,
you're just forty five year old man from Scotland, the
biggest he Hall police. I was walking down the route Scolar.
(03:40):
He was wonky down, wonky down, wonky down like that
that's a that sounds like something you come out the
shower too, walking down. Hey, he walked through his bathroom
(04:03):
looking in the mirror like he big me. All right,
miss Patt is crazy. All right, let's open up the
phone lines. Let's Woosie clear your minds. Eight hundred five
eight five one oh five one. Now this comes from
Tyler Perry. Tyler Perry talks about his relationship with his
son and how he raised his son. Do we have audio.
(04:24):
I walk in the room, and you know, we have
a nanny who was helping us out, and he's just
giving her the business. He didn't want to brush his teeth.
He's he's about five or six then, and he didn't
know I was in the door. I did Galita text.
She said, come to the door. I stood at door.
I watched him for a minute, and then I had
nanny leave and I got down eye to eye and
I was talking to him, and I said, listen to me,
you are not going to be this way. We love you,
we are your parents. You will not behave this way.
(04:46):
We talked to you. Better than this. You are a
better kid than this. You're gonna be a better man
than this. And I'm giving him. I'm talking to him,
and I'm starting to get emotional. But I went out
on the balcon I was in tears. Because I realized
that nobody had ever talked got down and talked to
me eye to eye and have a conversation to me
that I could understand. It was just yelling. I was
not only correcting and leading him the right way, but
(05:08):
helping my own little boy inside of me. Healed. It's
a beautiful moment. It was. I did the same thing.
I just didn't get down. But I have conversations. I
don't get on my need. I ain't be hurt. I'm
just talking about you. How do you discipline the sharing?
You have conversations with black ass down not to day? Yeah,
(05:28):
you know I do. I do the yelling because one
of them is real. I talk after I yell because
I feel bad about yelling. I have a raspy voice
like a man, so my voice does what he wanted
to do. Sometimes it just carries like it's loud, and
I tell me if I'm not yelling, but if you're not, Like,
I don't beat my kids, right, I'm sure everybody in
his room grew up off beating. Right. No, you didn't
(05:48):
get beat my mother. My mother didn't beat me. She
used to grab my my shirt, act like that. Now.
She and my dad never never put his hands beat
you because I'm kids. Ain't nobody put no permanent patching.
Why you you ever the neighbor that another bir e
didn't anybody being they knocked his head out because he
(06:12):
does skinned. Yeah, you have to pick mo on switch
but I don't. I don't beat my kids at all.
But you know when I do yell, I feel bad,
especially because I got all girls. So then that's when
I end up having the conversation. Oh yeah, you know
I yell. I definitely yell um yeah all day. I
definitely because you know, there's really that traumatizing. No, I
(06:34):
can't say it is no. No. They my daughter said,
watch she gay? I said, no, I know why you gay?
When I pushed out, she held on all right right,
no no, no, no, no no. She came out with
her mouth over. What is that? What is wrong with y'all? So,
of course, what is the question? Where we going? I
(06:54):
don't know where he going? He go on the hell
I'm going together? I don't know that a black man
know what the question is on? What is it? How
are you don't playing the kids? Yeah? How do you
discipline your kids? Now? I will put my will put
my hand on my son. No, I don't have a sun,
so I don't know. I don't will find about because
I don't have an energy. I said, I told you,
(07:15):
Craig babies, you got a choice, either hell or the
foster care. You didn't come out of me. So my
daughter taim Man, you shouldn't threaten the kids and give
him back. I said, I can give them back. Ain't
I ain't birth none and he ain't. Now one of
y'all got to scratched more on my body. That balloon
to you, it ain't no guy. It ain't no guy
to parent him. Man, that's the crazy part. And I
know that the way I was raised you deserved was wrong. No,
(07:36):
I didn't know what no child deserved. Beatings. Broy you
try to set your house on fire, I didn't not.
I was playing with a lighter that was not trying
to light see a craghead baby stopping my house one
time when I was at Walmart buying buying Hamburger. Helpus
you you gotta be Yeah, you were bad. Another time
I was serious. Another time he cut a hole in
(07:57):
the side of his trailer. Did not so he could
you know the whole man? If what you didn't. You
didn't do that. That's never happened. What did you do?
You ta? I grew up in a single water trail
noble was double, water was double and you cut a
hole in that level. You believe him? You didn't put
a hole in it. And it wasn't metal. It was
the fake up plywood. And you play. Put your big
(08:18):
meat out the wonder. I ain't got a big meet you.
I mean your little meat. I ain't little damage. You
put your little baby out man, five a five put
on five one. We're talking about how do you discipline
your kids? How are you discipline? I feel with Tyler
Perry saying it's hard man, because you feel bad when
you yell at him. I know how to dispel stun gunn.
(08:39):
We're talking about it when we come back. My good.
This is the Breakfast Club come morning. Pull out your phone.
Call in right now. You called me at your opinion
to the Breakfast Club, top breaking down, eight hundred and
five five one on five one the Breakfast Club. Donkey,
the day is brought to you by the law Officer
of Michael Sam Saul. Don't be a donkey. Dive pound
(09:02):
two fifty on your cell and say the bull. If
you've been hurting a construction accident, that's pound two five
bull from your cell and say the bull.
It's time for Donkey of the Day. I'm a Democrat,
so being Dunky of the day a little bit of
a mix, so like a donkey other day the club bitches.
Now I've been called a lot of my twenty three
years that donkey of the day is a new wife. Yeah,
donkey to day for Tuesday and March fourteenth, go to
(00:24):
a forty five year old man from Scotland. Can you
play a Scotland greeting for me? Please? Ready? Kim it
a hush? Yes, I think that man high? How you doing?
I don't know, but it's a greeting from Scotland. Times
are hard man and desperate times call for desperate measures. Okay.
The gap between the halves and have nots is getting
wider and wider all across the world. If it's one
thing we know about desperate times, when times get really desperate, folks,
(00:46):
who's going robin still to survive? It just is what
it is. Okay, we can run around and tell him
to get a job, you know, all that kind of stuff.
But I'm sure they would like to get a job.
But when you got a media needs, you want immediate money. Okay,
Well it's forty five year old man found himself from
such a situation, so he decided to mask up and
lay on an ATM until he got a victim. Well,
a young seventeen year old came to use the atm
(01:08):
a scene, and as soon as this young man used
the machine, put his card in his pocket and took
the cash from the cash from the machine, he got
jumped on. All right, that forty five year old man
pinning that young boy against the wall, put a knife
to him and demanded that he hand over all his money. Now,
when I say all his money, I mean ten pounds,
which equates to like twelve American dollars. Okay. Who would
(01:28):
rob somebody for twelve dollars? Well, the answer to that
as a person who has zero okay, twelve dollars a
million dollars to the person who doesn't have anything. But
there was a plot to us, and the plot to
us was the young boy recognized the man's voice. Okay.
Even though the forty five year old was hooded and
massed up, the young boy recognized his voice. Okay. When
he recognized the voice, he was left stunned. It was
in that moment that he heard his attempted robber's voice,
(01:50):
and he knew this is my father. Yes. The man
who was in the hoodie and mask looking to rob
someone at the ATM ended up bobbing his own son,
damn okay. According to police report, the son asked his father,
are you serious? Do you know who this is? And
the attack of his daddy said, I didn't care. That's
(02:12):
when you know you never took care of your churn okay,
he never even claimed that little boy on his taxes.
I know you, my son, but I didn't care. Man.
The boy didn't pull down his snoot, which is like
a scarf in Scotland, and asked what are you doing,
to which his father replied, I'm sorry, I'm desperate okay.
His son then had to run away, had to flee
the scene, went and told his family members about the incident.
(02:32):
Then they called the police and the robber. His daddy
was subsequently arrested and later confessed to the crime, but
still denies being that young man's biological daddy. Now, I
made that last part up, but his daddy said, I
didn't know it was him at the cash machine. I
have done it. I would do the time for it
as if he had a choice, and he admitted to
a charge of attempting to rob the victim and now
(02:53):
he's doing twenty six months in prison. Now I know
what you're thinking. I'm glad it was a robbin not
because can't you imagine that thanksgiving them? You gotta talk
to your son and answer them why you raped them.
So just thank god your daddy took you toy at all,
because he could he could have took your virginity. That's
that's that's what no gravy. That's wasn't quite what I
(03:14):
was thinking. But she got a point though that Yet
she does have a point. I mean, they bet they
be at the atm magine raping two. So I'm just
glad the man bounced on him and asked him for
the money, because he could have took a whole lot
more and he showed wouldn't have been to daddy after that. Please,
you're just forty five year old man from Scotland, the
biggest he Hall police. I was walking down the route Scolar.
(03:40):
He was wonky down, wonky down, wonky down like that
that's a that sounds like something you come out the
shower too, walking down. Hey, he walked through his bathroom
(04:03):
looking in the mirror like he big me. All right,
miss Patt is crazy. All right, let's open up the
phone lines. Let's Woosie clear your minds. Eight hundred five
eight five one oh five one. Now this comes from
Tyler Perry. Tyler Perry talks about his relationship with his
son and how he raised his son. Do we have audio.
(04:24):
I walk in the room, and you know, we have
a nanny who was helping us out, and he's just
giving her the business. He didn't want to brush his teeth.
He's he's about five or six then, and he didn't
know I was in the door. I did Galita text.
She said, come to the door. I stood at door.
I watched him for a minute, and then I had
nanny leave and I got down eye to eye and
I was talking to him, and I said, listen to me,
you are not going to be this way. We love you,
we are your parents. You will not behave this way.
(04:46):
We talked to you. Better than this. You are a
better kid than this. You're gonna be a better man
than this. And I'm giving him. I'm talking to him,
and I'm starting to get emotional. But I went out
on the balcon I was in tears. Because I realized
that nobody had ever talked got down and talked to
me eye to eye and have a conversation to me
that I could understand. It was just yelling. I was
not only correcting and leading him the right way, but
(05:08):
helping my own little boy inside of me. Healed. It's
a beautiful moment. It was. I did the same thing.
I just didn't get down. But I have conversations. I
don't get on my need. I ain't be hurt. I'm
just talking about you. How do you discipline the sharing?
You have conversations with black ass down not to day? Yeah,
(05:28):
you know I do. I do the yelling because one
of them is real. I talk after I yell because
I feel bad about yelling. I have a raspy voice
like a man, so my voice does what he wanted
to do. Sometimes it just carries like it's loud, and
I tell me if I'm not yelling, but if you're not, Like,
I don't beat my kids, right, I'm sure everybody in
his room grew up off beating. Right. No, you didn't
(05:48):
get beat my mother. My mother didn't beat me. She
used to grab my my shirt, act like that. Now.
She and my dad never never put his hands beat
you because I'm kids. Ain't nobody put no permanent patching.
Why you you ever the neighbor that another bir e
didn't anybody being they knocked his head out because he
(06:12):
does skinned. Yeah, you have to pick mo on switch
but I don't. I don't beat my kids at all.
But you know when I do yell, I feel bad,
especially because I got all girls. So then that's when
I end up having the conversation. Oh yeah, you know
I yell. I definitely yell um yeah all day. I
definitely because you know, there's really that traumatizing. No, I
(06:34):
can't say it is no. No. They my daughter said,
watch she gay? I said, no, I know why you gay?
When I pushed out, she held on all right right,
no no, no, no, no no. She came out with
her mouth over. What is that? What is wrong with y'all? So,
of course, what is the question? Where we going? I
(06:54):
don't know where he going? He go on the hell
I'm going together? I don't know that a black man
know what the question is on? What is it? How
are you don't playing the kids? Yeah? How do you
discipline your kids? Now? I will put my will put
my hand on my son. No, I don't have a sun,
so I don't know. I don't will find about because
I don't have an energy. I said, I told you,
(07:15):
Craig babies, you got a choice, either hell or the
foster care. You didn't come out of me. So my
daughter taim Man, you shouldn't threaten the kids and give
him back. I said, I can give them back. Ain't
I ain't birth none and he ain't. Now one of
y'all got to scratched more on my body. That balloon
to you, it ain't no guy. It ain't no guy
to parent him. Man, that's the crazy part. And I
know that the way I was raised you deserved was wrong. No,
(07:36):
I didn't know what no child deserved. Beatings. Broy you
try to set your house on fire, I didn't not.
I was playing with a lighter that was not trying
to light see a craghead baby stopping my house one
time when I was at Walmart buying buying Hamburger. Helpus
you you gotta be Yeah, you were bad. Another time
I was serious. Another time he cut a hole in
(07:57):
the side of his trailer. Did not so he could
you know the whole man? If what you didn't. You
didn't do that. That's never happened. What did you do?
You ta? I grew up in a single water trail
noble was double, water was double and you cut a
hole in that level. You believe him? You didn't put
a hole in it. And it wasn't metal. It was
the fake up plywood. And you play. Put your big
(08:18):
meat out the wonder. I ain't got a big meet you.
I mean your little meat. I ain't little damage. You
put your little baby out man, five a five put
on five one. We're talking about how do you discipline
your kids? How are you discipline? I feel with Tyler
Perry saying it's hard man, because you feel bad when
you yell at him. I know how to dispel stun gunn.
(08:39):
We're talking about it when we come back. My good.
This is the Breakfast Club come morning. Pull out your phone.
Call in right now. You called me at your opinion
to the Breakfast Club, top breaking down, eight hundred and
five five one on five one the Breakfast Club. Donkey,
the day is brought to you by the law Officer
of Michael Sam Saul. Don't be a donkey. Dive pound
(09:02):
two fifty on your cell and say the bull. If
you've been hurting a construction accident, that's pound two five
bull from your cell and say the bull.
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