If true, this makes any difference, how exactly?
It's been established that there was an altercation. In FACT the sequence of events are not in dispute.
What is in dispute is the actions of the officer.
Once the kid was fleeing and unarmed, the danger to the officer had passed.
The kid got 35 feet away from the police vehicle and the officer used deadly force to stop him.
Whether he was justified in doing so? That's the dispute.
It's only a dispute to feeble minds.
Does a person 35 feet away who is suspected of robbery and assault deserving of being shot dead? No.
To believe the officer's version, you have to believe that while Brown was running away, he stopped all of a sudden, turned around, struck a football pose and proceeded to charge an armed person. Then he bent completely over so that his torso was parallel to the ground and charged Wilson while staring at the pavement, which is why those last two bullets entered his head the way they did.
That doesn't sound plausible to me, but good luck getting a logical explanation from the racist trolls on here who keep telling us that MUST have been what happened.