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I grew up with a mom who treated me pretty much the same way...no screen or games, not allowed to have a phone or computer or TV, eat what is put in front of you or go to bed hungry, locked me in my room a ton of times, I was made to stay in my room and be quiet and not come out untill called for, not allowed to speak to kids at school or make friends, no sports or club, not allowed to leave the house without permission and her watching my every move, not allowed to wander on my own inside a store, she would scream if she ever lost sight of me while outside the home. I had to live like that til I was 25, it was torcher, I am now 28 and struggling to learn to live a normal life and how to interact with the outside world

0:38 the way he says Robert 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Family Relatives 👪 Should Always Treat Children With Love ❤ Kindness And Respect 🙏

I grew up with parents like the grandpa who expected me to get nothing but high honors in school. Now I'm low contact with my parents and putting myself through college and I have an unhealthy relationship with myself when it comes to grades(ex. Calling myself stupid for getting an 85, or doing poorly on a test after I've studied because I have test anxiety)

I wouldn't be surprised if the boy's parents disowned the Grandfather for putting their son in danger. That's just pure abuse. I always love it when the cop looking like an ordinary man then says: "The Police are already here." in response to the threat of the police being called on them.

He was the worst grandpa ever. He clearly treated this kid like he was not wanted, and a burden. You never lock a kid up no matter what you are trying to teach them. Locking a kid up is abuse. Smart kid he had his phone, and called the police. You can give a kid time out in his room. Grandpa got what he deserved.

Shame on that grandpa for locking up his grandson the way he did, and almost his grandson suffer in the shed. He got what he deserved!

9:38 The Look On His Face When He Pulled Out The Badge.

That grandpa got what he deserves cause he’s arrested for false imprisonment and child indangerment

9:07 *lmao- I love this face-*

My grandfathers would NEVER treat me like that. They are kind and caring men so why can’t this guy be more like them?! 😡

This hurt me so bad for him 😢 poor little guy. Yay for captain porter

Renato (Robert) is a super talented kid. I enjoy watching anything he is a part of.

Nothing he did would warrant that "I'm just trying to teach him some discipline" Captain: Funny I'm about to do the same thing to you

This Grandpa is out of his mind!

Those wraps Robert were eating looks delicious 😂😋

Hope that grandfather has a darn good lawyer!

I love it when the police captain saves the boy from being locked ❤

Robert's Mom:DAD WHAT WERE YOU THINKING

blood makes relatives but loyalty makes family

The reason why you cannot drink the milk because he forgot the milk again

I thought we had already saw this one

The Face the grandpa made when the Cop broke the lock open with a Cynder block got me Laughing

He is a mean grandpa. Grandparents never discipline their grand children like that.

I have autism and I didn't see my grandparents every day, but even if I did act in a manner like that boy did, which of course I never did, they still would never have treated me like that. I never even got interested in PS games anyways, I'm an old-school type, and I'd rather play old board games like Monopoly for example, and that was what we used to play, and I always lived with my parents, and I always got homework done even though I hated it more than anything else of my life, and I did go camping with my grandparents a few times, and I did help wash and dry dishes when they needed to be done, and I even gave their miniature pincher dogs some food for them too. And I also enjoyed helping them hitch and unhitch their fifth wheel camper trailer to and from their pickup truck and put up and take down water, electric, and sewer lines too. Sure it was a two door truck and the second row had solid walls instead of swinging doors, which made it look like a dog cage, but that wasn't a problem to me. When we had to go to the bathroom, my grandma flipped her seat forward to get me out, and then when I got in, I pulled her seat back for her to get it. Also both walls on both sides of the second row happened to have cupholders, so I wouldn't have had to hold my pop cans in my hands at all, it was a 1995 Ford DIESEL F-250, and DIESEL because of the trailer's weight, and if they had a four doored DIESEL, I would have had an easier way in and out, but then there wouldn't have been any cupholders for me. So that two doored truck worked fine. But still, even if I did something they weren't happy about, they would still never have behaved like that mean old man did, so I was lucky, too bad that boy Robert wasn't, and I hope he got the justice he deserved and that his grandpa served time in jail.

I bet the grandpa should be in jail for a long time

That will teach him a lesson

I loved the way Captain potter dealt with the situation and the young boy was very brave. Take care of yourselves.xxxx

Captain James Porter did a wonderful job in this, helping free the poor kid bravely even after he got threatened to get shot by the grandpa's shotgun, the grandpa got what he deserved, locking a kid like that in that shed is NOT discipline, it's a straight up felony.

His grandfather is worst has bad attitude was my own father .

DISCIPLINE AND RESPECT IS NEEDED FROM US ALL MOST OF ALL THE POINT OF UNDERSTANDING WHEN YOU DO SOMETHING WRONG YOU KNOW YOU HAVE TO WORK IT OUT YOUNG PEOPLE ARE IN THEIR OWN WORLD AND MAYBE THINKING WE ALL OLD WHEN ALL WE DO IS TRY GIVE THEM ADVICE ON LIFE RESPECT TO ALL

Better to be in front of a screen than out there causing trouble. He really wasn't doing anything bad. Poor kid.

Wasn’t this a video already?

The fact he does not understand he did something wrong says it all

Man I would hate to have a grandpa like that

And my parents let me watch and play on the weekdays,except if there’s an exam

9:39, *in the voice of Morgan Freeman* It was at that moment he knew he f**ked up! 😂

Where are Robert’s parents?

First of all ! He shouldn't have locked the kid in the shed ! The Grandpa was a Grouchy old man!

Locking your grandson in the shed because of his grades you are asking for it to be in jail forever in your life yeah,well you don't do that to your grandson at all you're suppose to be supoortive and stop with the lawyer ain't going to help you at all.

Grouchy old man

Grandpa should be bonding with Robert, not get mad and suddenly locking him in the shed. This will lead to Grandpa being carted away by the police, trust Me!!!! Meanie!!

That was cruel of Grandpa to lock Robert in a shed, but it's good he didn't take away his phone

That Grandpa should have patience with Robert, tell him this isn't a restaurant, Ala cort

It's unfortunate, things like this really do happen. It seems like the grandfather portrayed here, is angry about his loss of his child and feeling dumped on by the circumstances surrounding him. I know this situation personally. It's easy to feel anxiety and pain from what life dealt you. My husband and I adopted our twin granddaughters after their mother pretty much abandoned them. Our son was not in a good place and he was in no shape to raise new born twins. There are days where things happen and it takes a lot of stepping back before I blow. I have to remember these twins are here, they are gifts, and they didn't choose where they are either. Also, they are definitely growing up in a different world filled with so much technology and chaos surrounding them. It's hard... harder than I ever thought possible. I know the feeling of being overwhelmed. I find myself locking myself into my room for a time out and a regrouping of my sanity. I don't leave them alone of course, but the reality of the entire situation is it's hard. I'm older and was set in my ways. Quiet time reading a book around a clean structured home has flown out with the cookoo birds. Love makes up for a lot of mistakes, but children are never a mistake. Find a support system, don't be afraid to ask for help, try to just breathe from one breath until the next. This is not the same parenting world it was 35 years ago... but we are never too old to learn. Thanks for bringing this "real" to light.

The controller wasn’t even turned on😂😂💀💀

The grandfather will learn discipline in prison with his new "friends". He will see how it feels to be locked up.

Man, am I glad *my* grandparents were never like this! Now for another on-the-spot epilogue: ------------------------------------------------------------- No matter how big a fight he put up against Captain Porter and his crew (including his defiant breach of the Miranda warning), Mr. Coleman's defense-mode, high-bar ways were of no concern to them as they hauled him away downtown to have him answer to the blind eyes of justice. And sure enough, with a unanimous guilty verdict of false imprisonment and child endangerment handed down upon him, into solitary confinement for quite a while went Mr. Coleman, so that he could-in Captain Porter's words-get a taste of his own medicine. As for his lawyer cousin... as a regular Perry Mason as he was, he wasn't coming to Mr. Coleman's aid anytime soon... or anytime at all, for that matter: ever since the two met, Mr. Coleman cheated on all his taxes, claiming to be "under audit on RCCMS for serving in the war"-when in reality as a soldier, he faked injuries left and right just to get off easy; and as a result, was drummed out of the service. In fact, the only ailment he'd developed was PTSD and dementia-in light of his goldbricking catching up with him. With nowhere left to turn, he moved back home to Mango Park and lived the rest of his days as a recluse depending on food stamps and whatever unemployment checks came his way, since Robert's parents wanted nothing more to do with him up until that car accident that tore this family apart. And no way was the cousin falling for any of Mr. Coleman's tricks again. So with nothing left to live for, there in that hole was Robert's now ex-grandpa, where he continued to stomp about that dark expanse, loudly cursing Robert for not measuring up to _his_ "High Honors" standards and inflicting harm upon himself with every word of it up until his dying day. When Robert's dad heard the news that Mr. Coleman had been arrested for locking Robert away in the shed, he was more distraught than any widowed dad had ever felt. Sure, he may have wanted what was best for Robert in life (and so did Robert's late mom), but this wasn't how he expected it to go. Without a moment's delay, he rang up Mr. Coleman's cousin and requested a hearing to try and get Robert back. After much deliberation about the courtroom, and all the necessary paperwork filled, both father and son were reunited. Robert's dad apologized for caving in and leaving his son in his grandpa's care without reading the fine print, and vowed to be a better parent starting forward. According to him, he abandoned Robert at Mr. Coleman's place not just because Mr. C was the only living person left in the family other than hm, but also he was already that upset with losing his wife all too suddenly-and he felt he'd better off without him too. Ever since the day of her funeral, he had grown so despondent that he willfully became a deadbeat-since the mom had nothing in her will to leave either of them. But now that word had gotten out, he realized this was a thing _he_ wouldn't do to his own son. With everything forgiven, they took off for another part of town to start all over again. _They tell me I am well past my prime, the landlord in the sky's calling time._ _But there's one thing that he ought to know: I am not yet ready to go!_ _I know I'm old, but I'm not a freak; I should be cherished like an antique,_ _But every time I have a slight cough, I'm worried they'll start switching me off._ -Eric Idle, theme from the BBC sitcom "One Foot in the Grave" (1996)

People that do that to kids need to be put in prison, because that could cause a death. I sure know that if that happened to me. I'd find a way to bust through the wall.

A grandparent’s job is to love they’re children and grandchildren and teach they’re grandkids wisdom

Captain Porter to the rescue

That Grandpa is so Strict!!!

Grandpa seemed strict but reasonable up until he put the kid in the shed.

The grandfather could have grounded his grandson when the boys parents got back tell them about his behavior

Never treat someone rudely or someone will be rude to you real life lesson

I remember this video when it first was released thanks for reuploading it

Bad Granpa!

The controller was off such a good acting boi

Bro, when he had a PS4, he didn’t even play with it. Did you even see the light it wasn’t even on.

Captain porter

Didn't they upload this one before?

I bet my grandpa won't ever do that to me like that man did to his grandson

Child laborer I love it!!!

Automaticly i had the words in my mind "i ain't the sharpest tool in the shed"

Lesson : never ever lock your grandson or daughter in the shed for nothing because in real life if it's hot outside then they would've die

This is funniest actor they have idk why 😂 his reactions

I keep seeing videos with adult acting like games are new. I grew up playing games and I am 52, GenX. They don't cause half the crap the boomers claimed. Now my son is going to be a game developer. Games rock!

He actually called the cops 👮‍♀️

i swear i’ve seen this already, is this a repost?

Good Morning SoulSnack! 😊

He’s just hitting random buttons lol 🤣🤣🤣🎮

I love how the entire video this kid has a grandpa that doesn’t know anything about him despite it being his grandpa

that grandad has a funny voice lol

Nobody believes that random bs. Someone gets arrested and says they have a family member who is a lawyer or whatever.

he has to call him sir how strange

If I had my grandpas still alive they will never do that to me as their granddaughter

I love the way he talks to him😂😂😂😂

I can’t believe that the grandfather locked his grandson in shed when he was dehydrated.

Bought back a lot of bad memories for me. But I'm still here I survived but many don't. kids are the future

ROBERT IS A VERY GOOD GRANDSON IF ROBERT WANT TO PLAY VIDEO GAME GRANDPA DON'T HAVE A RIGHT TO STOP HIS GRANDSON FROM HAVING FUN TOO

I am scared of that man!

0:24 he playing with a controller that isn’t even turned on 😂

This bastard grandpa locked 🔒 his grandson in the shed all night and that was not nice.

This was posted few weeks ago

That grandpa left the child in the shed to leave him dead!

The dad went to the store and never came back with the milk

That's me when i forget to do tasks mother asks because of screen

Your consistency and quality of content never disappoints!♥️

Grandpa’s great acting

The funny part about this is that he he looks he says he's playing the video game yet when you're playing the video game and you're using the PS4 controller there's a light that admits from it and there's no life straight proving that he's just crazy and he's on the controller but yeah otherwise this is a really great movie and I really like it

Yo, Robert looks like he is 8-9 years old let him be a kid!

Didnt you already did this?

My recommendation to teach spoiled kids a lesson, have them do volunteer work, and spend a day with someone who has next to nothing. That will get their attention.

I'm glad you took your cell phone with you. CPT James Porter is here good.

this sux this happened to me a few times while I was in Foster care in the 70s and 80s in whangarei New Zealand and while I was locked up was was very Lucky if I got Anything to eat or drink but if I did it was only a piece of Dry bread and a dirty cup of water if I was Lucky being under state care in those days was a complete nightmare some of my friends when I was growing up that went through the same thing ended their own life's and the first time I've herd on the radio what happened it was 1988 but she was only 16 in the time the same age as me if it wasn't for my sister's and Aunty's I'll wouldn't be here today because the easy way out for all of us is to ehd it when no one is around but with me if it wasn't for my Great Great gran Aunty and my sister's I'll be where my friend is now

At least actually play a game the controller wasn't even on LMFAO But good video

When I lost my grandfather I was in a pool of tears here the situation of the boyos just the opposite

I would like to see more of the story.

Best video soulsnack posted 😂😂