The “Chick Bank Robber” Who Gloated Over her Crime in a Video
There are many different types of people in the world, and morality is not a fixed concept. What one individual finds acceptable may be very repugnant to another. This is a big part of why we even have laws. To live in a civilized society, we must all agree on certain principles. Obviously, that doesn't always work out, but we're doing our best. What role does YouTube play in all of this? Well, some criminals, like Hannah Sabata in 2012, flaunt about their crimes online.
Sabata robbed a bank when she was 19 years old, which is never a smart move in and of itself. This bad judgment was made worse when she returned home and recorded a video of herself boasting about the cash and drugs while describing how she had stolen a car and robbed a bank. The video's subtitle was "Chick Bank Robber." "I just stole a car and robbed a bank," was the description. Now that I'm wealthy, I can pay off my financial aid for college, and I'm going on a shopping spree tomorrow. nip me. I cherish GREENDAY!
She was promptly taken into custody after police saw the footage, as was to be expected. She was given a term of 10 to 20 years, and although though she had previously been released on parole, it had been revoked, so she was sent back.
