Police Kill Unarmed Teen In Ferguson, Missouri

trueprada said:
 
"Manslaughter Charge Dropped For Police Officer Who Fatally Shot Sleeping 7-Year-Old"
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/...charge-dismissed_n_5940534.html?utm_hp_ref=tw
@robin_mangum  Oct 9
@PeoplesReport Modern day Lynching off OUR PEOPLE. Nothing is really done. Smh. R.I.P. LITTLE ANGEL.
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trueprada said:
 
i disagree but we can all have our own opinion

police just shooting ...they dont care who they hit 
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AEA18 said:
"There is absolutely no evidence, none, that's in the least bit credible, that Officer Weekley knowingly created a danger or, more importantly, intended to cause injury,"

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The grandmother killed her, she was grabbing for the gun when they rushed in. being detroit, this is very beliveable
 
You can feel the tension in the city.

My big *** teared up visiting Michael Browns street
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It's beautiful that the citizens of st.louis county are NOT letting this go. The protests are more widespread, and it's everywhere you go.

I'm a pretty much a white Mexican and nothing but love and respect when I'm asking questions, taking pictures and just being around the people in ferguson.

The overall sentiment is this....'St. Louis is a racist city and we are exposing the rest of the country to our everyday way of life.'

***** sad out here
 
Police Officer in Ferguson Is Said to Recount a Struggle

By MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT, MATT APUZZO and JULIE BOSMANOCT. 17, 2014

WASHINGTON — The police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., two months ago has told investigators that he was pinned in his vehicle and in fear for his life as he struggled over his gun with Mr. Brown, according to government officials briefed on the federal civil rights investigation into the matter.

The officer, Darren Wilson, has told the authorities that during the scuffle, Mr. Brown reached for the gun. It was fired twice in the car, according to forensics tests performed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The first bullet struck Mr. Brown in the arm; the second bullet missed.

The forensics tests showed Mr. Brown’s blood on the gun, as well as on the interior door panel and on Officer Wilson’s uniform. Officer Wilson told the authorities that Mr. Brown had punched and scratched him repeatedly, leaving swelling on his face and cuts on his neck.

This is the first public account of Officer Wilson’s testimony to investigators, but it does not explain why, after he emerged from his vehicle, he fired at Mr. Brown multiple times. It contradicts some witness accounts, and it will not calm those who have been demanding to know why an unarmed man was shot a total of six times. Mr. Brown’s death continues to fuel anger and sometimes-violent protests.

In September, Officer Wilson appeared for four hours before a St. Louis County grand jury, which was convened to determine whether there is probable cause that he committed a crime. Legal experts have said that his decision to testify was surprising, given that it was not required by law. But the struggle in the car may prove to be a more influential piece of information for the grand jury, one that speaks to Officer Wilson’s state of mind, his feeling of vulnerability and his sense of heightened alert when he killed Mr. Brown.

Police officers typically have wide latitude to use lethal force if they reasonably believe that they are in imminent danger.

The officials said that while the federal investigation was continuing, the evidence so far did not support civil rights charges against Officer Wilson. To press charges, the Justice Department would need to clear a high bar, proving that Officer Wilson willfully violated Mr. Brown’s civil rights when he shot him.

The account of Officer Wilson’s version of events did not come from the Ferguson Police Department or from officials whose activities are being investigated as part of the civil rights inquiry.

In the many accounts of Mr. Brown’s death, the most potent imagery has come from his final moments, when he and Officer Wilson faced each other on Canfield Drive. Some witnesses have said that he appeared to be surrendering with his hands in the air as he was hit with the fatal gunshots. Others have said that Mr. Brown was moving toward Officer Wilson when he was killed.

Few witnesses had perfect vantage points for the fight in the car, which occurred just after noon on Aug. 9. Mr. Brown was walking down the middle of the street with a friend, Dorian Johnson, when Officer Wilson stopped his S.U.V., a Chevy Tahoe, to order them to the sidewalk.

Within seconds, the encounter turned into a physical struggle, as the officer and Mr. Brown became entangled through the open driver’s-side window.

One witness, Piaget Crenshaw, said later that while she could not see clearly, it appeared Mr. Brown was “trying to flee.” Another witness, Tiffany Mitchell, said that she had watched with alarm from a close distance and that as the two briefly struggled, “Michael was pulling off and the cop was trying to pull him in.”

Michael T. Brady, who lives nearby, said that the altercation was “something strange,” but that he could not tell exactly what was happening. “I can’t say whether he was punching the officer or whatever,” Mr. Brady said. “But something was going on in that window, and it didn’t look right.”

However, Mr. Johnson’s description of the scuffle is detailed and specific, and directly contradicts what Officer Wilson has told the authorities.

Mr. Johnson has said that Officer Wilson was the aggressor, backing up his vehicle and opening the door, which hit Mr. Johnson and Mr. Brown and then bounced back.

“He just reached his arm out the window and grabbed my friend around his neck, and he was trying to choke my friend,” Mr. Johnson told reporters after the shooting. “He was trying to get away, and the officer then reached out and grabbed his arm to pull him inside the car.”

Officer Wilson then drew his weapon, Mr. Johnson said, and threatened to shoot.

“In the same moment, the first shot went off,” he said. “We looked at him. He was shot. There was blood coming from him. And we took off running.”

Never, Mr. Johnson said, did Mr. Brown reach for the officer’s weapon.

The officials briefed on the case said the forensic evidence gathered in the car lent credence to Officer Wilson’s version of events. According to his account, he was trying to leave his vehicle when Mr. Brown pushed him back in. Once inside the S.U.V., the two began to fight, Officer Wilson told investigators, and he removed his gun from the holster on his right hip.

Chief Jon Belmar of the St. Louis County Police Department has said in interviews that Officer Wilson was “pushed back into the car” by Mr. Brown and “physically assaulted.” The department is conducting the local investigation into Mr. Brown’s death.

Spokesmen for the F.B.I. and the Justice Department declined to comment.

In an interview, Benjamin L. Crump, a lawyer for the Brown family, dismissed Officer Wilson’s account of what happened in the S.U.V. that day.

“What the police say is not to be taken as gospel,” Mr. Crump said, adding that Officer Wilson should be indicted by the grand jury and his case sent to trial. “He can say what he wants to say in front of a jury. They can listen to all the evidence and the people can have it transparent so they know that the system works for everybody.”

He added: “The officer’s going to say whatever he’s going to say to justify killing an unarmed kid. Right now, they have this secret proceeding where nobody knows what’s happening and nobody knows what’s going on. No matter what happened in the car, Michael Brown ran away from him.”

The grand jury has been meeting in Clayton, Mo., since Aug. 20. Robert P. McCulloch, the St. Louis County prosecutor, has said that he expects a decision on probable cause by mid-November.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/18/us/ferguson-case-officer-is-said-to-cite-struggle.html?_r=0
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More and more I read, the more I think they wont charge him. :smh:
 
Iamjusayn said:
Are you serious, mid November? Smh and this took place in August or was it before that?
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Everyone is on edge. A lot of folks I talked to said their moving out if he's not indicted and if he is...nothing short than life will ease tensions.

The protests are all over the county. They were boycotting Walmart in ferguson yesterday. All peaceful protests.
 
Edshoecator said:
Everyone is on edge. A lot of folks I talked to said their moving out if he's not indicted and if he is...nothing short than life will ease tensions.

The protests are all over the county. They were boycotting Walmart in ferguson yesterday. All peaceful protests.
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they shouldnt move out.. but they should boycott all business.. start voting and voting people in who will establish equality (not acceptance) in the town.
 
CNN really trying hard to make it sound like just because his blood was in the car and on the gun that he was trying to go for it. :smh: Dude was literally inches away from the gun when he first got shot, of course there's gonna be blood splatter.
 
The Ferguson Narrative takes a look at how the mainstream media portrays the situation in Ferguson & death of Mike Brown, versus the strong & resilient Ferguson community and their truths about dealing with systemic racism, police violence & how they are taking their community back into their own hands.

This video is for educational purposes only.

Footage from: TheIndignants.org News clips from: NBC News;Fox News; CNN News; Al Jazeera News; The Daily Show.

Stay tuned for a revamped version... 
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Adidas Freak said:
CNN really trying hard to make it sound like just because his blood was in the car and on the gun that he was trying to go for it. :smh: Dude was literally inches away from the gun when he first got shot, of course there's gonna be blood splatter.
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Wouldn't his prints be on the gun if he was close enough to bleed on it?

If he was truly going for it and he was close enough to bleed on it then his prints would surely be on it.

Nobody(on the news) mentions that they put his body in the back of the truck instead of an ambulance.
 
GamerG said:
they shouldnt move out.. but they should boycott all business.. start voting and voting people in who will establish equality (not acceptance) in the town.
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I agree. town is mostly black. Boycott that city Wal-Mart. Go to a different Wal-Mart another city. 3 days if boycotting that Wal-Mart will dang near shut them down
 
Anyone else notice how the fact that they basically shut down a number of Walmarts for hours at a time went virtually uncovered by CNN and the rest of the MSM?
 
I just don't understand how...

A person can HONESTLY think...

That a ***** GOT SHOT...

RAN AWAY..

GOT SHOT AGAIN...

Turned around...

AND CHARGED AT SOMEONE SHOOTING HIM...

Like... How can peopleplay this out in their minds? White black purple green...

I don't care what color you are. How in the **** can someone honestly think that?

That makes absolutely no sense.
 
Drones said:
 
Anyone else notice how the fact that they basically shut down a number of Walmarts for hours at a time went virtually uncovered by CNN and the rest of the MSM?
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I was at that gathering Sunday...Ferguson cops were plotting at the Fire Station down the road. 

They move us out with threats of tickets and loitering charges.

The city gonna burn if ole boy is let off.

I love the LOU, glad I'm home though.
 
Fontaine said:
I just don't understand how...

A person can HONESTLY think...

That a ***** GOT SHOT...

RAN AWAY..

GOT SHOT AGAIN...

Turned around...

AND CHARGED AT SOMEONE SHOOTING HIM...

Like... How can peopleplay this out in their minds? White black purple green...

I don't care what color you are. How in the **** can someone honestly think that?

That makes absolutely no sense.
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riiiight!

I just found out he got shot in the car.. now I'm sure the cop was lying about the him charging the cop. who in the neck will get shot, run, get shot again and turn around and charge the person shooting at you


yo that city is in for it if do get off
 
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