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50 Times People Got What They Deserved As Shared In ‘Justice Served’ Online Group
Some say that in an ideal world, the law is not needed. However, our society is far from perfect and there are plenty of people who deserve a hot steamy plate of justice. After all, what goes around comes around, and there’s a whole online community to prove it.
Justice Served is a subreddit where more than 1.8M members share stories showing that fairness still prevails. Whether we’re talking about bike thieves, abusive police officers or offensive taxi passengers, these are the evildoers that were put in their rightful place.
Bored Panda has collected some of the best posts from this online group. Continue scrolling, upvote the pics where you think karma did its job and let us know if you have any similar stories in the comment section below.
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#1
Meet Issac Wright Jr - American Hero
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#2
Nature Is F**king Metal
Since 2013, the subreddit has been steadily growing and bringing our attention to people who got what they deserved. From seriously gruesome crimes to petty thefts, the community is dedicated to sharing the best examples of how law and order gets gradually restored.
According to the moderators, “Posts must include a clear display of justice. ‘Justice’ includes charges—not just convictions; justice outside the courtroom, and justice that may not be inherently physical altercations.” This does not apply to protesting, call-outs, and viral or staged clips. The mods do not want to see memes, image macros or screenshots of articles, they wish to hear the whole story.
#3
Very Cool Judge
#4
Everyone Liked That
Samantha Lomb 2 years ago
Jon is. great guy and he fought hard for this. Its a shame it takes people years of lobbying to get anywhere and unfortunately many of Jon's first responder friends died before this was passed.
The phrase “The king is dead, long live the king!” is written at the top of the page. Originally, it was used as a way to announce that a monarch has just passed away and to introduce the new king who immediately takes over. In modern times, the saying often serves as a headline for articles or ads on themes of continuation or replacement.
One could think that the phrase is about immortality—an idea might die, but the institution will live on. It will be replaced with something else only to keep the function of the previous thing or person alive but will not bring any real improvements to the table. Over the years, the justice system has seen many changes and still, it remains flawed and requires our immediate attention.
#5
Good Ol' Grandma Serves Some Bad Guys Fresh Justice
#6
This Is Griffen, He Is A Very Good Boy. Two Weeks Ago He Tracked And Caught The Scum Bag That Attacked And Attempted To Abduct A Young Woman. Despite Getting A Kick To The Head, P.d. Griffen Did His Job
According to the Sentencing Project, the U.S. is the world’s leader in incarceration and the criminal justice system today is like a bicycle stuck in one gear—the prison gear. Over the last 40 years, the population in prisons and jails has increased by 500%, with more than 2M people serving a sentence today.
One explanation for this is the change in the sentencing law and policy, and not in the crime rate itself. This has resulted “in prison overcrowding and fiscal burdens on states to accommodate a rapidly expanding penal system, despite increasing evidence that large-scale incarceration is not an effective means of achieving public safety.”
#7
It Took A Long Time, Sure, But She Got The Justice She Deserved
#8
Not Sure If This Is A Repost Or Not
While sentencing people to prison has had some impact on crime, it’s not as successful as one might think. First, imprisonment is not as effective when it comes to youth and drug crimes: “When people get locked up for these offenses, they are easily replaced on the streets by others seeking an income or struggling with addiction.”
Next, people tend to “age out” of wrongdoing. There’s research that shows that crime starts to peak during the teenage years and begins to decline when people are in their mid-20s. Because of this reason, lengthy prison sentences are a counterproductive and costly approach, with the exception of targeting extremely dangerous criminals.
#9
Justice Served!
#10
Great Lawyer!
#11
Don’t Honk In The Drive Thru
Most Americans agree that the country’s criminal justice system is an ineffective, purely punitive approach to crime, as stated in the research by the Open Society Institute. They conducted a nationwide telephone survey of 1,056 adults where they found out that Americans want to prevent crime rather than deal with the aftermath.
The majority of the recipients favor dealing with the roots of crime. For example, today people see drug abuse as a medical problem and not a serious felony, as it was seen earlier. They think that it should be handled by counseling and treatment, not by courts and the prison system.
#12
Catching Up On My Crime-A-Day Calendar And Came Across This Absolute Gem
#13
An Illegal Dumper Receives A Home Delivery
#14
What Goes Around Comes Around
“Americans believe that today’s prisons are no more than “warehouses,” providing little or no rehabilitation or reentry programs, that instead simply store criminals for a period of time and then dump them back on the street, no different than when they were first incarcerated,” Open Society explained.
#15
People Wouldn’t Stop Mudding In This Farmers Field. So The Farmer Put Up A Dirt Barrier At The Fields Entrance. Today It Caught Someone!
WilvanderHeijden 2 years ago
Mudding: Idiots destroying other peoples property and killing wildlife to compensate for their useless lives.
#16
Busted Not Paying For Your Taxi!
#17
Racist Gets Fired By His Own Dad
Needless to say, most people want fairness and this subreddit is a great place to see that justice does not fail to prevail. Still, if we wish for some positive shift in our society, harsh prison sentences should not be the primary tool for fighting crime. Using prevention, treatment and long-term public safety solutions should lead to change in the crime rates in the future.
#18
Anti-Vaxxer Gets It Handed To Them
WilvanderHeijden 2 years ago
She could have gone as herself and be the scariest thing to meet all year long.
#19
California Woman Who Coughed On An Uber Driver Says She'll Only Use Lyft, Lyft Says No
#20
It's Shops Like These Which Rob Us
#21
All Governments Need To Do This
Devil's Advocate 2 years ago
This should be standard, surely? You can't be given handouts if you're not registered in the country?
#22
She Completely Deserved It
#23
Solidaritea
T'Mar of Vulcan 2 years ago
Yorkshire Tea is fantastic! I just discovered it (in the imported section of my local Spar supermarket) a few months back. It's delicious!
#24
You Get What You Deserve
A.E. Marlowe 2 years ago
Was curious so I looked this up. The TLDR is they're antivaxers that let their daughter die of dehydration and malnutrition. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/acts-of-faith/wp/2018/08/08/a-10-month-old-died-after-her-parents-refused-to-get-help-for-religious-reasons-police-say/
#25
Cop Gets Served A Parking Ticket
#26
Road Sweeper Dealt Out His Own Version Of Street Justice To Punish An Illegally Parked Car
#27
Sweet Justice Tears
#28
A Few Weeks Ago In Morocco, He Blocked The Tramway For Some Likes On Social Media. Today He Was Sentenced To 3 Years In Prison
Anton Kider 2 years ago
I think it would be ok to wash the machines daily for three years but three years in prison...
#29
Caren Karen
WilvanderHeijden 2 years ago (edited)
Racially motivated 911 calls are calls about black people using their own pool, black people sitting in the park, black people walking their dog, black people walking in a white neighborhood or black people standing too near to a car owned by a racist.
#30
Mexico For The Win
Samantha Lomb 2 years ago
It's true that Mexico did offer slaves sanctuary but the Mexican revolutionaries did not fight bounty hunters searching for slaves as the Mexican revolution took place from 1910- 1920, about 50 years after slavery was banned in the US following the Civil War. What Pancho Villa's northern revolutionaries did do was conduct border raids against racist Texas rangers who attacked Mexican nationals.
#31
Southlake Pd For The Win
#32
Sarah Sparkles 2 years ago
It was so sad to see such a sweet guy be abused. Hearing that she said no one will believe him because he's a man absolutely broke my heart. Had to help my brother out of an abusive relationship and it was awful. Men are finally being heard as victims
#33
This Brightened Up My Day
#34
Thoughts And Prayers
#35
Star Educator
#36
Kidnapper Takes The Train To Escape At The Next Station, Train Doesn't Stop At Any Stations Until It Reaches The Station Where The Police Were Waiting.
#37
This Guy Calling Himself "The Peddler" Wearing A Velodrome Helmet And Balaclava Is Returning Stolen Bikes (Including Mine) From Online Sellers And Patrolling The Streets Making Sure Bikes Are Properly Locked Up And Registered Online. He Was Just Interviewed On The Radio!
#38
Enjoy Your Dosage Of Acid
#39
The Annual Monsoon Ritual Of Mumbai’s Ocean Giving Back What Has Beendumped In It
#40
Bike Barry Loses His Job And Is Arrested
#41
The Two Cops Who Shoved A 75 Year Old Man To The Ground Have Been Arrested And Charged With Felony Second Degree Assault
#42
The Amount Of Courage This Man Has
#43
Stole From A Local Car Wash Company, Ended Up Significantly Damaging Her Car
Davo gifman 2 years ago
Would loved to see a photo of it after; along with the look on her face.
#44
They Found Her From The Video
Suzanne Clark 2 years ago
Are people born this stuipid or do they have to get special training?
#45
Not Sure If This Belongs Here. Spotted On My Evening Walk
#46
Wife Dumps Abusive Husband's Ashes In The Trash
#47
Cop Going To Jail
#48
Greedy Man Has His Hoard Of Hand Sanitizer Confiscated And Donated
Dapper Turtle 2 years ago
For those wondering, He bought ALL hand sanitizer from multiple every store in three different states and then proceeded to sell them at prices waay higher than usual. That's price gouging and illegal.
#49
Not Much To Say
SykesDaMan 2 years ago
That's a mild revenge! The thief didn't get any consequences (according to the description at least).
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Josy Bannon 2 years ago
I know this post is about justice rightfully served but it makes me only realize how stupid people were in the first place. Its sad
Brian Bennett 2 years ago
How and why do people think they are so entitled, as to beat, steal from and kill people because they have a good excuse to, I'm a cop, I'm religious, I'm beautiful, I'm a star! It's a horrible thing what power can do! Guess we'll never learn!
Josy Bannon 2 years ago
I know this post is about justice rightfully served but it makes me only realize how stupid people were in the first place. Its sad
Brian Bennett 2 years ago
How and why do people think they are so entitled, as to beat, steal from and kill people because they have a good excuse to, I'm a cop, I'm religious, I'm beautiful, I'm a star! It's a horrible thing what power can do! Guess we'll never learn!
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