I learned that from Ghost of Tsushima.

"Live long and prosper" - Spock, was a person who could fully control his emotions.

Iunno if her pregnancy affected her decisions and emotions but she escalated everything in the wrong path… hit and run.. pulling out a gun.. and pointing it at them.

Exactly, that biker let his ego take control and followed the woman home and what's worse he had to shoot first instead of taking cover and realizing it's a mom just being scared. You can tell the biker was too trigger happy and wanted an excuse to shoot. It sucks because both sides did something wrong but one lost a life while the other gets away scott free.

@@SoftPico920 he has to protect himself for sure. That doesn't make it any easier. It's tough the way it played out. This is going to be in the news for awhile

@Savetion (GODLY CONTENT) Edgy kid alert

This is super funny 😂

It’s a bit don’t give them attention

@Savetion (GODLY CONTENT) wtf wrong with u

@@resilientultimate6869 dark

The biker WAS the bad guy as he stalked her home while armed without having police authority to do so. How can you call someone retreating the person who "lost control of her emotions"? It's the guy breaking Florida law by trying to chase someone down to retaliate that lost control of his emotions. He did to Morales what Hannah Payne did to Kenneth Herring, and the only reason he wasn't charged was because his victim was Latina and not around to tell her side of the story. But I guarantee that if Derr had chased down a sister like this, it would be life imprisonment with the D.A. not hesitating to prosecute

​@arturocamaney9235 Jesus your a Stupid person

​@arturocamaney9235 I guess you missed the part about hit n run beta. Sometimes you have to handle your own business

​@@arturocamaney9235the biker WASN'T THE BAD guy, use your brain simp

@@arturocamaney9235she committed a violent felony on the bikers. Civilians can chase after her in that case and when she decided to turn it deadly he was legally within his right to fire on her. There is no duty to retreat in Florida.

Maybe a link of some sort...

What verification do you have of this?

@@Texas_Toast666 So it's not hard to give a link, he's the one stating it so should show some evidence.

​@@Texas_Toast666anyone can makes claims so they should state their source to back up it up, its not our job to prove what they say is true, maybe not for free if i am a lawyer

​@@bugsymalone5744UKposts disabled links at the end of 2023. Know wtf you're talking about before you open your trap

Correct me if wrong but couldn't the biker have got her license plate from the vehicle and turned her information over to the police????

@ML Gamer that doesn't answer my question.

@ML Gamer who tf asked

@@Jay-qy6jr he definitely should have The situation could have been prevented

@@sup_monica3597 I don't have sympathy for her, she was calous and selfish woulda raised the baby to be the same

Liberals can. If you can’t breathe then police should let you go.

all while pregnant too

It sounds like biker guys that were not involved got involved that’s what the problem sounds like to me…

If they follow you to your house with bad intentions, yes you do have the right to use a gun to defend yourself.

@@arthurias7693 she could have stayed inside her house until police arrive

They’re both idiots

They weren't even on her property, they were in the road at the end of her driveway. Not pursuing, waiting on police to charge her with vehicular assault.

It’s called entitlement. She tried to kill the biker by swerving into him twice, then thought to herself, the audacity of them to follow me home and not just count their blessing after I tried to kill him twice. Now I’ll really show him. 🤦 It’s sad but she was out of control in this situation. 100% her fault.

@@oforimensah4711 that’s quite the narrative you’ve created in your head.

I can imagine those exact words being in her thoughts. @@macmiller1678

And never follow people to their home?

She never intentionally hit anyone, try again. He didn't even fall off his bicycle. And HE was the one who brandished his firearm firsrt while following her to her home. She had every right to defend herself

​@@truthspeaker7553 Many reports stated SHE INTENTIONALLY hit the biker (hitting a bike doesn't always knock it down) then, according other witnesses, she POINTED FIRST her fiancèe's gun at the bikers. Actually, this is legit defense from the bikers. As soon as you raise your firearm to someone, you automatically become a legal target. Try again bro.

@@oliviero46 The "reports" come from the guy's friends who posed as "witnesses," it's not legitimate testimony. And in any case, they vitiated their self-defense claim since they became the aggressors by following her TO her home instead of waiting for law enforcement to deal with her

​@@kenplsthe biker didn't die did he

Why because it’s a woman she can’t control her emotions. What’s your excuse if this were both men involved? You sound dumb. Have you ever been pregnant? Pretty sure carrying a human inside of you will cause hormonal imbalance. The emotions isn’t the issue, bringing guns into the equation is.

Sad

This is why women shouldnt drive

Well, both sides make stupid decision, that biker could just remember the car plate and report it to the police, but no, "I'm big guy, I gonna handle it myself, I got gun, I'm brave, I'm strong". Fuking hell, that why you call cops for that kind of thing.

@@doom6199 you don’t run someone over and expect them not to react violently she had it coming

Don’t go onto someone’s property after following them and then claim self defense….Shouldn’t have been on her property and that’s why you aim your gun at trespassers.

end results of feminism

@@UHHUMovements510 should've drove carefully

You put it in the right way I agree with you..

@@UHHUMovements510 dude she hit the biker and sped off what do you expect someone to do let it go ? If someone hit me I'm following you home getting your license plate and calling the cops

Or when retaliating over a fender-bender goes one step too far, which is what the biker did. He had to essentially defame his victim in order to save himself; the precedent set by the George Zimmerman case where the burden of proof shifts to the D.A. in terms of proving the use of a firearm was unlawful also helped, but let's not pretend as if the biker was innocent in this

@@arturocamaney9235 Wrong. She purposely swerved and hit him, then took off. He followed her to get her information for the police. She came out with the firearm. He didn’t pull on her first! She should have stayed in the house and waited on the police. She’d still be alive. You don’t ever point a firearm at anyone unless you’re prepared to use it. You don’t just point it to use as a threat! The second she pointed it at him, he had the immediate right and need to protect himself by pulling his own and firing first.

@@rochellestone6865 Correct

@@rochellestone6865 Once again, a fender-bender isn't done "purposely" just because you THINK it is. Your narrative doesn't even make sense since she didn't personally know him, so why would she intentionally hit him? His bike wasn't even damaged. And homeowners have no duty to stay in their house and hide, do you expect fast food employees to run away when an unruly customer enters the kitchen? Those bikers had zero authority to follow her, but they did only because they wanted to retaliate. 3 armed bikers following you HOME is in fact a threat that allows you to brandish your firearm in self-defense. He, however, cannot claim self-defense since he was preying on her while armed and with 2 other armed individuals, while she was retreating, thus making him the aggressor. He already had her license plate anyway, so what more info could he obtain by following her? Oh that's right, none. He was upset because she wouldn't let him scam her insurance company and that's the real reason this whole thing began, because he manufactured a "hit-and-run" by kicking her vehicle first, then saying SHE struck him, and threatening her into giving her insurance info over a situation he created.

@@alexmaclean6929 Nope, it's wrong. A hit-and-run isn't intentional just because you THINK it is, and bikers have no authority to hunt down anyone. Try taking a driver's ed course. You cannot follow anyone to get information, if you could, then hannah payne wouldn't have been sentenced to life behind bars

They had no authority to follow her, they're not law enforcement. And she pulled a gun on them BECAUSE they were armed and had followed her to her home, it's called stand your ground law, sir. Kyle Rittenhouse isn't the only one who can defend himself, you know. Homeowners can too. And before you say it, Hannah Payne was arrested , prosecuted, convicted, and SENTENCED for following someone over a hit-and-run, so don't you dare say it's legal because it's not

@@truthspeaker7553 Did you even watch the video? do you know what a concealed weapons permit mean? and what law says you can't follow the person who intentionally tried to kill you? truthspeaker more like deaflistener 😂

@@vorisodan4627 Laws pertaining to stalking and harassment and menacing. It varies by state, but by choosing to follow her home, Derr committed a crime. He also has no proof Morales ever intentionally hit his vehicle, that's like Hannah Payne claiming Kenneth Herring intentionally hit the motorist in front of him when Mr. Herring was experiencing a medical emergency. Intent is for the D.A. to determine, not the upset motorist

@@truthspeaker7553 True, they had no authority, but following someone is not a criminal act. Running outside your house and pointing a gun at someone doesn't count as self defense in court.

@@truthspeaker7553Are you slow Sehe was Safe once she was in her house and then came back outside pointing a gun at someone The biker didn’t threaten her with his gun he just reacted to being held at punpoint In no world is her action self defense Maybe just don’t intentionally hit someone and then run from the scene

Lol, this situation is funny 😂

Mess with the bull....

@@resilientultimate6869 how ? Someone lost their life and baby

But she was at her home

@Savetion (GODLY CONTENT) facts she screaming with her abortion that guy gave her LOL

THANK YOU!!! did she hit them twice? Or did I hear that wrong?

That’s just Darwinism at that point. Like I could use my glider and obliterate you but that’d be stupid and I’d expose myself

Yup

The bikers shouldn't been agrresive but the mom also should have not threaten them with a gun she should have stayed in the house until the police get's there to solve the issue

Oh well

Hotep982, I agree with you 100%.

Damn!

wow... thanks for the find and putting some truth to this. Inside Edition should be ashamed for telling such a one sided narrative.

Whoa

Talk about vigilantly injustice.The hoodlums could've noted the address and waited anywhere else off her property. In this day of mass surveillance, you'd think some device was recording in the area. But we know how corrupt the law is. They have satellites monitoring us 24/7, but this they don't see.

Notice that Sara's mother never said anything about Sara being pregnant.

Lol, this is funny 😂

you mean never pull a gun on someone because they have a right to pull a gun at ya back, the biker didn't even get charged haha

Inside edition video portion portrayed this like there was a possibility she was in the right... well witnesses say (its even in the description) that she intentionally hit that guy on his bike then took off. He followed the car down about 1-3 blocks to her house assuming its either a hit and run or she's just speeding to her residence unhappy she got in an accident to get her insurance proof and get it over with. He simply sat on his motorcycle calling the police...when suddenly she rushed out of the house with a gun and opened fire. He had a concealed carry permit, grabbed it, and returned fire, killing her, which is objectively self-defense. So, yea, she got angry and wanted to blame the motorcyclist for her mistake pulled a gun and it cost her life and her unborn child. Extremely sad she couldn't just stop herself from acting so crazy in general, much less when she's pregnant.

@TheWicked A PREGNANT LADY WAS KILLED BY THE MOTORCYCLIST AND YOU THINK THAT ITS FUNNY!!!!! 🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬!!!!!! YOU’RE A SICK BASTARD!!!! WHAT IF SHE WAS YOU'RE WIFE CARRYING YOUR CHILD WOULD YOU STILL BE LAUGHING AT THAT?!?!?!

That's crazy how I just made a video on road rage

This is the update! The original had less info naturally. Furthermore she did not just point a gun. Instead of calling cops about a hit and run, he chased her home. She naturally got scared and ran for her gun. He then saw the gun and shot her.

@@KayDejaVu Naturally would have been, went inside, locked the door, got her gun and waited for the police. You can't fix stupid.

Best comment I've read

@@KayDejaVu got scared but running out confronting the biker carrying a gun? Yeah that's sounds frightened alright

She was already guilty of hit and run. They had every right to follow her and report the incident.

She sounds like a raging resist Liberal who got her ego dented by some bikers for trump and subsequently tried to intimidate/kill the trump bros.

It's been like that for along time now. All because the "news" is a for profit business.

@@johnterry3312 Fertile imagination you got there

....did you miss the fact that they followed her home?

@@Kai81194 No, I didn't.

How is she entitled. A biker gang tried to insurence fraud her so she left. And then they killed her

The bikers were the entitled ones since they chased her down without having police authority. Try again. They should have minded their own business instead of retaliating and let the police deal with it. The biker failed himself

@@arturocamaney9235 just look at how many thumbs up, your thought process is the same as that girl

@@arturocamaney9235 the police isn't the answer or the savior to everything

@@JohnC-kc5uh Well, most people would feel otherwise if they were on the receiving end of being chased down and threatened by armed bikers. Also, the mere fact that people OPPOSED Hannah Payne chasing down Kenneth Herring for fleeing the scene of a hit-and-run shows that most people just say whatever the news tells them to say

Exactly. Kept referring to her as a pregnant librarian. One of the most non threatening titles one can have. Pregnant. Carrying an innocent life. Probably quiet and shy and querky. Loves books. Smh The reporter says you can hear how panicked she was. She did not sound panicked. She sounded calm. Like when you call the manager over to complain and just know the managers gonna take your side. Smh

She was anything but a meek little librarian. Assaulted a guy more than once and was killed for it. I feel sorry for the biker.

@@opieutt9038 Apparently she even asked her mother to have a gun ready. This lady was unhinged. Of course because it was a pregnant lady, so many people simp hard for her. The only ones I feel sorry for is the biker, the baby, and the kids. The mother, for allowing her daughter to grab a gun to confront them after her running inside, is implicit, and the lady have little sympathy from me. It doesn't take much to kill a biker if you hit them, so she practically threatened the dude's life twice in less than 2 hours.

he killed two lives instantly

Channel 9 reported Morales autopsy showed no evidence of pregnancy, she was not pregnant. Volusia County Library corrected Morales was not a "librarian", she was a library worker assistant not a "librarian". I wonder why the media has not made these important corrections? Why deceive people with false details?

Then confronting them with a gun.... like, what was she expecting?

@@ddwalker3744 she did a hit and run

@@sh0rtyb0yp1mp that's why the insurance and license plates exist . you don't follow sb home bc they jus might ...idk.... have a weapon

@@SaroDantra they faller her to her home what do you expect

@Savetion (GODLY CONTENT) cringe

True she could have still been alive if she didn't point a gun at the biker

The bikers did everything wrong. They have no authority to follow her. You guys claim Hannah Payne was wrong for following Kenneth Herring, but support those WS bikers following a Latina woman down? That's a double standard.

@@arturocamaney9235 she have no reason to hit a biker than run away now does she ?

@@neonwolf3415 Kenneth Herring hit a motorist and then fled, yet Hannah Payne was charged for following him. Now you want to apply a different set of rules because the victim was Latina and being chased down by racist bikers?

@@arturocamaney9235 wtf was racist have to do with this

How so? The biker followed her home when he had no authority to do so, she was retreating, but he stalked her home to retaliate. He only got away with it because he's affiliated with a biker gang

​@arturocamaney9235 She hit one of them on the highway and didn't stop..... how is she in the right

@@arturocamaney9235 you need some more brain cells

​@@arturocamaney9235 oh God you sound ridiculous. She hit him. Then fled the scene. He had every right to follow her and had already notified authorities. Get your little brain some Oxygen and leave emotions out of it. She screwed up and got herself blasted. That's reality

@@paulmccartney1982 Even if true, so what? Let the police and your insurance company take care of it. Kenneth Herring also collided into the motorist in front of him, did that mean what Hannah Payne did to him was justified?

Should of just got the license plate number

Na she was 100% wrong, she could have gone in her house and waited for cop, she chose to pull a gun.

At the end of the day it's the lady that's in the wrong. Why? Because she pulled out the gun first. 🔫

She could've killed the biker this is her fault.

The woman was a hit and run. She also was the first to pull a gun.

100 percent correct

Totally not the guys who were armed and felt brave enough to follow someone home

@@vandarkholme7759 so just because they followed someone who HIT them and happened to be armed, that means what?

@@vandarkholme7759 well duhhh she literally rammed into someone on a motorcyle.

@@vandarkholme7759 and the reason why the guys followed her home because she literally hit one of the bikers and drove off, thats literally a hit and run

Don't worry. He wasn't charged.

1:59 he has not been charged

😢😢

Facts finally someone said it

@@KK-kz9ee That is great.

Lol, this is funny 😂

A gun in the home is 43 times more likely to be used to kill a friend or family member than a burglar or other criminal.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) advises that the safest home for a child is one without guns. The most effective way to prevent unintentional gun injuries, suicide and homicide to children and adolescents, research shows, is the absence of guns from homes and communities.

@Charizard S It’s not her fault

@@resilientultimate6869 Why is this funny?

@@Dthan_G this guy kind of proves you wrong. No charges so far. 🤷

We only have the bikers word and his buds as to what happens and they ain't known as being the best people.

@@Dthan_G you can follow someone if they hit and run because 1. That’s illegal and 2. Gender has nothing to justify when there’s a gun aimed at you

@@Dthan_G I get that she’s pregnant but she was a bozo about this entire situation and it’s her own fault

@@Dthan_G Yeah you can, especially if your innocent. If someone hits you and takes off your allowed to follow them and get the police to them. Which is exactly what happened, unfortunately she made it worse by pointing a gun at someone an her having an ego trip. You need to learn the law. No charges filed !! Justice 👍👍

@@noose04 she is definitely guilty of recklessly putting her baby at risk. Driving recklessly, fleeing a crime scene, and trying to finish what she started with her gun. All her own fault, she had so many times to do the right thing but decided to be stupid, unlawful and reckless, this outcome is all due to her stupidity.

@@noose04 I feel bad for her baby and that biker

@@michaelhunt452 ah I thought they said she was pregnant.

​@@noose04 *if* She had been pregnant, that would have been on her. But there was no indication of pregnancy on autopsy.

I agree but he's the one who followed her home

she hit them with her car? they need the information and plus she could of stayed inside till the cops showed up. but no she wanted to be tough

@@isaacmaldonado3526 I agree. first of all, she hit one of the bikers and didn't pull over at least to say sorry or whatever but she kept on driving and obviously they would follow her Cuz they need her information, but she pulled up with a gun instead.

@@emerald_kiwi4046 dude she intentionally hit him that is intent to kill on a bike just 2 inches can send him flying

@@emerald_kiwi4046 umm because she hit one of them? it's not like the bikers tried entering her house. she could've just went inside and called the police, if she wasn't an aggressor. but she was, so she came back out with a gun and got herself killed.

I agree she was acting like a maniac being pregnant unresponsible and going in the house and pulling out a gun like they're going to shoot if she hit the guy what makes him think that she wasn't gonna shoot so he did what he had to do to protect himself self defense hes on the winning side yes I feel bad for her and her unborn child but she acted like a maniac and coming out with a gun it was just wrong she shouldn't knew better you hit a biker call the police and don't pull out a gun that's just ridiculous he found it very threatening the way she was acting pulling out a gun in her house like she was a Billy bad-a excuse my language

It's just sad situation I feel for the guy and actuality he was just riding his bike and she hits him and runs off that is just such a crime so it's not his fault it's only going about what she was acting she should of she should have just played out called 91 when she get in and stay at the scene you don't get up and run away and leave the person to die that was just awful of her in the long run she was very irresponsible parent to do that to her unborn child and her daughter at home and mother put them through this kind of mess it was just wrong of her God-bless her and I hope she finds that she has caused her unborn baby this is just sad the worst thing I've ever seen Must you write But not running away from the scene we have to take responsibility no matter what to literally just kill or try to bump into this guy's bike and let him hang there while she hit him and then he goes to her house follows her and basically he they wanted to shoot her or do you wanted to talk to her and she pulled out a gun very wrong

Mental problem nothing else easy answer

It's the idiot motorcyclist fault who killed. Maybe something fell and she was picking it up like a bottle or something. You know stuff like that happens. Doesnt give you reason to kill someone. Be an adult

Why follow someone to their home? That's completely irrational. Hes so pathetic move on with your life

You didn’t mention how they risked their lives by trying to ride and talk on the phone. That’s dangerous especially when you’re in traffic. That alone could have been a disaster. She should have pulled over. I’m a firm believer in the 2nd amendment but you have to use good judgement when you’re pulling your gun on someone. It’s reckless to think you can pull it out in all types of situations. She knew she hit him so for her to run and then go get a gun tells me she was unstable. Now her mom and 11 year old daughter has to live with this tragedy which is sad. She probably ruined that 11 year old girls life.

@@Bowhunterohiomost modern helmets have headsets I. Them to listen to music, and talk in the home while riding. It’s not dangerous at all.

He could have taken a picture of her license plate.and given it to the cops.and he probably harassed her from the get-go so she hit him.

@@laserus3333it’s fault on both sides it’s unfortunate

@Pffftt_Ok how did he make a phone call? Camera on his phone. Ah duh. He followed the car home.

Good job

There's the right way and the American way.

So you tried to run Woow😂

@@fredwaywalls4686 lmao good catch😂😂

@@TheChuck445 catch of What exactly?

yeah maybe if she didnt try to kill people on the road and then threaten them in a weapon she might not have died. It's just a shame how many people think she is in the right

@@DTBias yeah she was definitely trippin.

@@DTBias Nobody is in the right here. One you don't leave an accident and the bikers should have never chased her and stayed inside her yard. He can't claim self defense when he also instigated it and made the situation worse.

100% agree

@@susal280 they weren’t even in her yard look at the video they parked at the street Nd were on the phone with 911

@Akari agreed

@Akari yes

She got what she deserved idiot. She personally hit him on his bike aka hit-and-run and she pulled out a gun first and got owned. She got what she got. Hahahaha I don’t feel sorry for her at all. That’s how you get criminals off the street

The biker didn't go to extreme or crazy lengths my guy...

@Akari agreed just wish the baby wasn’t killed

How do you see a person's side that threatened death twice to this man?

@@hihosilencemeviolateme949 he followed her to her house

@@allegraanegra455 she almost ran him over a big car vs a bike she coulda killed him

@@smokeebluntz838 but why was he even yelling at her and speeding next to her agressively in the first place 😧

Play stupid games win stupid prizes

Does she have a right to defend her home tho? Why didnt the bikers wait for the cops???

@@sunnyvegas2778 it was her fault she started it and plus there’s not a 100% chance that the cops will find her for fleeing

@@sunnyvegas2778 You don't have the right to run outside with a gun and point it at people. Bad decisions were made on everyones end here.

@@sunnyvegas2778 what do you mean defend her home. It isnt like the bikers were trying to enter her house. Judging by the spot where she was shot the bikers were probably standing around their bike while being on the phone with the cop. According to the police report she called her mom to get her gun ready while she was on the road. Came home, grabbed the gun, and stomped out screaming while pointing her gun at them. And this is after a hit & run then bumping into the bikers again while being chased. She is 200% at fault here.

he killed two lives instantly

Hit and run then grabbed the gun ? She is not a victim. A suspect

She hit him, didn’t stop to see if he was okay… then pointed a gun at him. He was trying to find why she kept swerving her car towards his bike. So no she’s not a victim. The baby was though.

@UCzfavLpu5J5_r1mrwI9NUwg i understand but when you follow someone to their home you're just asking for all kinds of trouble their all guilty in this matter

@@Jairmyster to be honest. Even this troll is wrong but you did offensive comments that can be considered as a threat. You might go to jail if intimidation and threat. Just letting you know.

@@ruthinmars it was hit and run. She got shot outside of her house. She just had to admit her fault and call insurance company.

Yet Andrew Derr (the biker) was the instigator, he continued to stalk her home even though she was trying to retreat and then baited her into defending herself so that he could use HIS weapon. He should have minded his own business and let law enforcement deal with it instead of hunting her down to retaliate

@@arturocamaney9235 Um no, she was the "instigator" by hitting him with the car. Then she went inside her house to retrieve the gun, then came back outside instead of just waiting for the police inside. Not saying the biker is a great and upstanding citizen but this obviously wasn't self-defense on her part, and her tone of voice on 911 call doesn't sound scared for her or anyone else's safety; it just sounds angry.

@@arturocamaney9235If someone hit me with a car, especially intentionally, you’d bet your ass I wouldn’t be minding my own business. He had every right to follow her, especially if he was trying to get the police to press charges. Also, I *highly* doubt he baited her into pointing a gun at them, how would he even know she had a gun on her?

@@arturocamaney9235 how did he retaliate, by sitting outside her home, he did not go onto her property or make threats, she was the one who left the security of her home and pointed a gun at him, nice try at deflecting blame simp.

​@@Caitilizzie A private citizen cannot press charges; only the D.A. can make this decision. A collision also isn't a crime just because YOU think it is; this is for law enforcement and the D.A. to determine. Please take a driver's ed course before you do something silly. Do you even have a valid driver's license? Because if you did, you'd know it's ILLEGAL to follow someone because of a collision, it's called stalking. Hannah Payne was sentenced to life behind bars for following a fleeing motorist, so let's not pretend as if it's legal. If my car is totaled, I would be upset, but I can't ASSUME the other person did it intentionally and follow them home. A hit-and-run isn't intentional just because the person leaves (they could be suffering a medical emergency or anxiety attack) and it's not intentional just because you THINK it is or WANT it to be. How would he know she had a firearm at her home? Um, it's Florida. When you choose to intrude onto someone's private residential property DESPITE knowing you're unwelcome, especially in a state like Florida which allows homeowners to stand their grounds rather than retreat, you can't feign ignorance of the law. Derr was in the wrong and knew what he was doing, hence why he had a firearm and 2 of his friends with him to help him commit felonies and get away with it

I'm from India & it's sickening to see so many gun shot deaths in USA😓 Why don't u guys Ban Guns for the common public? Is is not safe to be without a gun in USA?

@@itsmevd9916 sigh it’s sad bc these “self defense” laws cause more damage than protecting themselves.

@@LMO1012 thats exactly why ny doesn't have them because there's no use for them and yet their still being imported in

@@stevegn02 I know a few that have gotten off for self defense in NY its super hard but possible if you where in serious life or death situation

Nah man This monster followed in to her her house knowing he was caring a gun… he wanted things to unfold the way they did… he will pay price one day

He ain't make no mistake. Hitting a motorcyclist intentionally then running off should be attempted murder. He did what any body with scenes would do.

Yep

@@salvyballacc facts. She was playing the victim when she called the police. That's what enrages me, now, the bad guys were the dudes. But, they were in the very wrong by following her. Both sides were stupidly wrong

@@aryshorts3888 How we’re they in the wrong? Wouldn’t you have tried to get someone’s license plate if someone hit you?

You say that now but I guarantee you if someone were to hit you you would try to get their information before they go off into the universe somewhere.

She’s a woman and she was pregnant plus she’s white the media will never allow her to be the aggressor that’s just how the pot melts

Exactly

That poor fetus… was the only innocent in this..

@Savetion (GODLY CONTENT) see you soon.

No, they shouldn't have chased her home. They should've had the police come and deal with the hit and run. She had every reason to believe her life was in danger since multiple bikers followed her to her home, where her child is, and had the right to pull out her firearm.

It's her property and these people followed her to her house. She was probably scared to death.

The motorcycle dudes were following a potential criminal, then she pulled a gun on them, while pregnant. What an idiot

Not charged YET. That we know of.

Him not being charged=he shot in self defense. What MORE do you think there is? She's a pregnant woman who should be taking every precaution for the sake of the child. NOT pointing a gun at 3 bikers. I'm just glad he was packin and that she won't be reproducing.

Indeed

She was a karen

Does he get charged for killing the innocent unborn child?

@@serjio5133 She pointed the gun at him first. He would not necessarily get charged.

@@serjio5133 she started the situation so she's responsible for all deaths including the death of any innocent

I agree it’s a tragedy but it could have been avoided

I couldn't imagine intentionally doing stuff to risk my baby's life like that. That baby didn't stand a chance due to stupidity.

Couldn't agree more.

She was a karen

@@chasingexcellence9336 Shouldnt of followed her home, could of easily written down the plates and gave it to police. Its never smart to follow someone to their property

​@@narchu123 ur coming awfully close to victim blame. - although not wrong, based on this story, the woman was the aggressor and the bike had all the right in the world to take her out. she should have though of that before trying to run the dude down on his bike. -- Neither person in this story is blameless here, both made bad choices, in this case though the big bad pregnant lady made the choice to come back out of her house with a gun. Ida shot her too. then again, I would have just wrote down the plate, like you said. Bad all the way around.

@@mynameisnobody1386 "to take her out" if he called the cops then why didnt he stay off the property and wait for the cops? He had zero right to follow someone and open fire on someones property that he followed. Most cops even tell them to dont follow them because it can lead to some dangerous situations. She shouldnt of fled but he shouldnt of followed. This is just a sad case from anger on both sides ): Honestly, no one is victim here, it was easily avoidable

She didn’t call 911. We also don’t even have full story. Why would you follow her home with two other men? Sounds like intimidation tactics. Also he willing hitting him but being apprehensive to pull a trigger as a women doesn’t really add up.

Why does both of them had guns Americans with guns is something else this situation could've been solved without any death but unfortunately in America everyone has a gun and so a little thing can lead to death or deaths especially when things get heated

@@DankScole the extra people were actually other driver's that witnessed the accident and help to follow her to her house due to the hit and run she caused earlier(they were also on the phone with 911 while they followed her in their car back to her residence). This video is misleading there's another fuller video out there.🤗

@@DankScole Hey, I'm pretty sure the bikers just want her to apologize. Is that really hard to apologize? At least she choose the other way.

Good Job biker... no charges. As it should be. 💯

Maybe don't follow someone to their house the motorcycle guy was OK but he still followed her and killed her 🤔

@@feartheghostinme675 Both side made a stupid decision in this situation

She may have been at fault but the bikers also escalated the situation as well by following her. Just because she was in the wrong does not mean they were in the right.

Thank you for understanding

I felt sorry for her but this was the unfortunate price to pay if you want to act like a Karen.... 😕

He feared for his own life because he followed her and didn’t expect her to also have a gun. Should have just taken the plates and called the cops. They both suck @ss tbh.

Everyone involved were all f'd in their heads. Why follow a lone woman home? Why did they not take her plate number and report her? He was looking to scare someone who had already proven to be an unstable idiot. Simple as. Another example of f'd up people reacting like children and thinking their tough with their f'd up weapons.

They were both at fault he shouldn't have followed her home he should have got her plate and called the police cops would then see where she lived and confronted her. She should not have walked up to him with a gun period.

She was just trying to finish off her victim. The yelling on the phone was just to establish her lies as the actual narrative (remember central park Karen and her dog?). Gaurntee she had her mind set on shooting him dead to avoid the hit and run/ vehicular charges.

Exactly. I'm confused why they followed her to her house though???

@@trawlins396 i think to get her info who the driver was for personal injury claim or bike damage claim. She was considered fleeing scene of the accident which is a crim offense and they needed her insurance info etc

@@sonny-thelittleyorkie5463 wow. I would NEVER do that. Could be a trap.

@@trawlins396 could be, yes, but being men on bikes which can easily flee if necessary, and being armed, they may not have been concerned about possible threats thinking they had it covered. If it was a car full of bodybuilders maybe they still would have followed thinking the agility of a bike would afford them a quick getaway if necessary.

Same could be said for the biker why did they follow her to her home?

@@squibs2570 because she fled the scene after intentionally hitting a biker

@@squibs2570 She should have driven to a police station not her home.

@@squibs2570 because she did a hit and run!! She’s not a good parent if she was willing to put herself and her baby in her belly in harms way!! She was inside the house yet decided to grab a gun and go outside!!

@@ljrawson6034 this is when you get her plate number and report it to the police, you don’t follow someone home

Facts

Bikers allowed to follow her home and make it worse? Sure!

@@evan7572 No. But really, it’s not against the law to “follow” someone home. Cause the bikers could’ve just said they were visiting a buddy who coincidentally lives next door. In this specific situation, when someone hits another person on a bike and nearly kills them, I don’t think it’s crazy for them to follow the car home. Especially since she fled the crime scene. Another thing is this.. it’s obvious the bikers didn’t follow her just to shoot her. On the 911 call, there is conversation between the two parties. If the bikers really wanted her dead, she would’ve been shot as soon as she walked out. But no… she walked out, with a gun, argued, than pointed the gun at the men. No decision she made that day was a good one… not a single one.

@@evan7572 plus, they didn’t make it worse. She did.

True

He had no right to follow her all the way home

She thought about her kids that’s why she got her gun! 3 biker dudes at ur house of course you’d grab a weapon

She not in the wrong she was being a mom protecting her babys he should be charged he was the dumb ass whole followed her home but ya it was wrong of her to walk out there she should have just stayed in well holding the gun inside her house where she would be safe

@@marierose4067 you have the right to protect your property. If I'm followed home and they let me into my house while they stay in my driveway, you got about 3 seconds before I open fire and kill you. That's the stand your ground law.

@@Ironminer97 almost killing a person and not expect to get followed?

They followed her home...

@@MsEliteForever So? She didn't exercise the proper protocol as a lisense holder to take care of business. She was in the wrong.

You skipped the part where him and his buddies chased her down and executed her

@@MsEliteForever maybe she should have led them to a police station instead of her home then

@@thefinalroman you skipped the part where she committed attempted murder by trying to hit him intentionally, fled the scene and then pointed the gun at them.

Yeah I could honestly care less about the woman. But the baby dying sucks

For God sick she was pregnant Three Men followed her home

@@cynthg9547 three men followed her home after she hit a biker on purpose and flee the scene. They had to get her information and ask why did she do that? You sound like you do things this woman does. I don’t think you’ll wrap your head around it sweetie. She killed her children not the men:)

@@Grant-co5ef What about the emotions of the men? Were they not the ones that chased her and followed her to her property? Come on now.

Agreed. They were three grown men. Why let your emotions take control of you to the point where you're chasing a pregnant women to HER HOME?!?! That's madness. Hoping to see them charged.

Yeah she made mistake after mistake after mistake. First mistake was that she purposely hit the biker. Second mistake is that she fled the scene. Third mistake was that she tried to hit them again after she realized they weren’t gonna let her slide after the hit and run. Fourth mistake was that she assumed they wouldn’t shoot back after she pointed a gun at them first (which any gun owner should know that if you bring a gun into a dispute, you just allowed yourself to be a potential target). I feel horrible for the mother but also the biker since he will get charged for killing someone even if it’s slightly self defense. But this could have all been avoided if the lady just stopped and took the responsibly after hitting the biker the first time.

That won't work, the people in the bike would shot her throught the window if she was running away without leaving the car!

I doubt they would shoot through the window since the only reason they shot her was because she brought out her gun and pointed it at them. If they wanted to shoot her in general, the would have shot her during the car chase. If she didn’t flee the scene or went to the police station to turn herself in, they probably would have left her alone after they knew she got arrested.

She had the cops on the line while being chased, not once did she mention a gun pointing at her

Even the bikers called the police. Im pretty sure they just wanted the issue resolved. I would not let someone getaway with a hit and run. Especially being on a bike

and the loser biker followed HER HOME with a gun

@@GorgieClarissa And her dumbass went back outside towards the guy with a gun.

@@GorgieClarissa she hit him and fled the scene

doesn't mean he planned to use the gun and she hit him was he supposed to let her get away with that?@@GorgieClarissa

​@CommunismNeverWorked I didn't see the traffic accident, accident, but since the motorcycle rider was able to chase down the woman I guess only his pride was injured. Tragic stupidity

i'm confused ...weren't they on her property ? i'd pull a gun on three men on my property too

@@lynae4480 she committed a hit and run that's why they followed her.

@@lynae4480 She pulled a Glock on them and threatened the bikers like tf do you want the bikers to do?

@@ddwalker3744 no they weren’t no where in the videos says they were following her before the accident

@@waltersimons6833 Maybe the bikers shouldn’t have followed her to her property

Well, if this story is true... the only one I feel for is the baby

I feel sorry for the biker who almost got killed in a hit and run and made to look like a stalker and attacker.

Typical woman who has to be (act) the victim

You mean unborn baby?

@@HomesForSaleEnsenada I second that.

I agree the bikers should have just got her information. Their actions scared that girl. But my father always said. Never take your weapon out and point it, because someone will parish. Sadly enough it was her. Action and reaction from both the biker and the pregnant. And I'm sure that biker didn't know the woman was pregnant. Think about it. If someone was pointing a weapon at you what would you do or think at that very moment. It's kill or be killed So Sorry. God Bless the family of the woman that passed and her unborn child. This is a crazy world we live in. Be Safe.Stsy Calm. Be Educated on guns and gun safety.

@@Anti.Vegans Both parties were guilty of wreck less behavior, the whole situation could have been avoided as well if she hadn’t tried to kill the biker by running him over. What you need to understand, if the police would have went there and she came out with a gun, the outcome would’ve been the same. You can’t let your emotions get the best of you, it’s too dangerous in this world we live in today. Anger and acting on impulse is what took 2 lives and ruined another, and God help that woman’s family. ❤️

I dont think he followed her home to have a tea with her.

@@wv_bearded_basser252 she wouldnt come out with a gun if the cops were there

@@Anti.Vegans mom did that, being wreckless and a reck loose. completely emotional and unhinged.

Maybe the first time was an accident. The second was what bikers were looking for.

There was no proof she hit them

​@@Lilhajxjk274if there wasn't there'd be charges filed but there weren't

​@@Lilhajxjk274😂😂😂😂

EXACTLY sorry her being pregnant does NOT excuse what she did and anyone that thinks so should be checked by a therapist.

Ik they try so hard to make her seem like the victims when she was definitely in the wrong

Yep. She should have pulled over. Not hit and run wtf

@@riktoonz and the injured biker isn’t a victim?

@@riktoonz be very careful its not senseless it was self defense

Yeah good riddance

"Derr then began to scream at Morales and kick her car, according to witnesses who spoke with police. In response, Morales hit Derr’s saddlebag with her Kia, causing him to almost crash."

Very well put. Anyone who tries to argue the points you have made would have to be delusional. You were factual and correct in why the woman died, she died as a result of her own negligence.

I literally would have gotten her license plate and just gave it to the police. After a road rage incident it’s natural for a person being followed to fear for their life.

@@mielissa100ify I doubt the police would have done anything about it in that case.

@@mielissa100ify Besides the fact that yelling at someone on the road is a constitutionally protected right, I would say it is also something that nearly all of us have done at one time or another. Hitting someone with our vehicle-especially a person on a motorcycle that has no protection like someone in a car does-is NOT something we’ve all done (or hopefully would even consider doing), and is not a protected right unless in the case of self-defense or defense of someone else. She was inside the safety of her vehicle, and she had no reason to fear for her life from someone yelling at her (for what I assume was something stupid or dangerous she had done on the road). The correct and appropriate response to being yelled at is to just drive away. If for some reason they followed her and continued to yell at her, then she should’ve made sure her doors were locked, called 911 and headed to the nearest police station. If you’re supposedly so afraid of somebody who is following you, you don’t drive to your house. SHE was the aggressor in this story, SHE was the one who got physically violent with the guy on the motorcycle, and SHE was the one who pulled a gun. The bikers shouldn’t have been yelling at her and they shouldn’t have followed her to her home, but one of them had just almost been killed by her, and I can understand not wanting her to get away. Don’t try to blame them for her actions.

@@elsabean6791 it is actually legal to follow criminals to their homes to report a crime, you can look it up

Sadly you couldn't be more wrong , how many decent human beings have been murdered when trying to remain calm and respectful during what really is a small altercation. You can love your neighbour all you want but you can't choose them .....just saying. Have a nice day.

@@E-D-E2704 Well you could first off, find a safe place to pull over. After an accident, leaving the scene and arriving home isn't exactly the right move. She was on the phone with a 911 operator, so my thought is why go home and grab a gun / be violent, when you could simply keep talking to the operator and try to cross paths with an officer? That's something dispatchers do, but okay

@@E-D-E2704 your comment doesn’t apply to this situation. If she remained calm she’d still be alive. The end.

you're justifying bikers? Well maybe you became a big bike victim and being a big moto licker now

@@E-D-E2704 well clearly that argument is off the table because look at what happened.

I feel bad for both of them. They both made bad decisions but I also think a person should not only, not point a gun if they're not ready to shoot OR get shot at.

Couldn’t agree more

True never point a gun without the intention to shoot, and those guys have a license I can understand why they thought she would try to kill them.

Why would he follow her

@@kelseylane9710 she intentionaly hit a biker with her car