Ferguson Police Chief Lied About Why He Released Video

[Dana7360]

The police chief of Ferguson lied about why he released that video. There weren't any FOI requests for that video.

There have been so many lies from the Ferguson police and from their supporters it's getting impossible for some people to believe much of what they say anymore.

Ferguson Police Chief Lied About Michael Brown Tape

 

[R.D.]

Here is one other than what the op mentioned

FOI Requests for the Mike Brown Robbery Video

 

[JFK_USA]

Not a shocker. They knew they were in deep shit and tried to get out of it.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Doesn't fucking matter.

The young men robbed a store and the news needed to get out. Of course to you assholes that wish to lynch an officer it doesn't matter.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Not a shocker. They knew they were in deep shit and tried to get out of it.

For killing a thug that was running at an officer. They're in deep shit? Your narrative sucks man.

What makes this story more important than the other 12,000 murder cases every year?

 

[mudwhistle]

The police chief of Ferguson lied about why he released that video. There weren't any FOI requests for that video.

There have been so many lies from the Ferguson police and from their supporters it's getting impossible for some people to believe much of what they say anymore.

Ferguson Police Chief Lied About Michael Brown Tape

The request was for all documentation and videos of events pertaining to or leading up to the death of Michael Brown on Aug. 9, 2014. So he didn't lie.

 

[percysunshine]

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Dana...this is a tough crowd. Do your homework.

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[Dana7360]

The police chief of Ferguson lied about why he released that video. There weren't any FOI requests for that video.

There have been so many lies from the Ferguson police and from their supporters it's getting impossible for some people to believe much of what they say anymore.

Ferguson Police Chief Lied About Michael Brown Tape

The request was for all documentation and videos of events pertaining to or leading up to the death of Michael Brown on Aug. 9, 2014. So he didn't lie.

You didn't read the whole thing.

The reporter said it was a blanket request. Not a specific request for that video.

There was no specific request for that video. Just a blanket request of everything. Which is common in the press. They ask for everything they can have so that they can learn the details. If they had something specific they wanted to know they would have asked for it only . They didn't.

And one blanket request for all information isn't many requests for the video. Which proved the chief of police was lying about how many requests there was. On top of the lie about why he released it.

Everyone knows why he released that tape. It had nothing to do with a FOI request.

 

[mudwhistle]

The police chief of Ferguson lied about why he released that video. There weren't any FOI requests for that video.

There have been so many lies from the Ferguson police and from their supporters it's getting impossible for some people to believe much of what they say anymore.

Ferguson Police Chief Lied About Michael Brown Tape

The request was for all documentation and videos of events pertaining to or leading up to the death of Michael Brown on Aug. 9, 2014. So he didn't lie.

You didn't read the whole thing.

The reporter said it was a blanket request. Not a specific request for that video.

There was no specific request for that video. Just a blanket request of everything. Which is common in the press. They ask for everything they can have so that they can learn the details. If they had something specific they wanted to know they would have asked for it only . They didn't.

And one blanket request for all information isn't many requests for the video. Which proved the chief of police was lying about how many requests there was. On top of the lie about why he released it.

Everyone knows why he released that tape. It had nothing to do with a FOI request.

Nope. The request was pretty specific. Videos, documents, whatever.

Nice try though.

 

[EverCurious]

It's automatically required to be released by the Sunshine request because the officer who responded to the 911 call and reviewed the surveillance video, had personally gone to the sight of the shooting and ID'd Brown as the person in said video. - AKA the robbery report filed is a report related to Brown, duh.

It's further related because Jackson had already said the day the shooting happened that [he guessed/thought] Wilson [must have/may have/might have] recognized Brown as the suspect of the robbery that was sent out over dispatch. - AKA again, the physical description that went out over the radio was related to Brown.

Therefore FPD had no choice but to release the robbery report as per the law. The report from Wilson was like excluded for two reasons A) because County and FPD are separate entities and Wilsons report went to County not FPD, and B) because Wilson's report is subject to an on-going investigation and therefore not yet subject to the Sunshine law - an option County elected to exercise.

Personally I wish that County had released Wilson's report in full because I think it might have cleared up some the misconceptions and bullshit that followed while the media raked a clearly inexperienced bumbling Jackson over the coals. Though it's been noted that County's standard protocol is to NOT release any information until investigations are over, so I can't really blame them. Just might have been a good idea to abandon protocol for Wilson's report instead of redacting the report to follow SOP in what was clearly not a SOP case. Then we would know once and for all if Wilson did or did not suspect Brown was involved with the robbery, if Wilson said there was a fight in the car window that resulted in gunfire, and if Wilson conclusively said Brown charged him, and thus we could have skipped the ring around the rosy with all that. And instead it just would have been, "Well... the policeman's just lying in the report to cover his ass."

 

[Political Junky]

It's automatically required to be released by the Sunshine request because the officer who responded to the 911 call and reviewed the surveillance video, had personally gone to the sight of the shooting and ID'd Brown as the person in said video. - AKA the robbery report filed is a report related to Brown, duh.

It's further related because Jackson had already said the day the shooting happened that [he guessed/thought] Wilson [must have/may have/might have] recognized Brown as the suspect of the robbery that was sent out over dispatch. - AKA again, the physical description that went out over the radio was related to Brown.

Therefore FPD had no choice but to release the robbery report as per the law. The report from Wilson was like excluded for two reasons A) because County and FPD are separate entities and Wilsons report went to County not FPD, and B) because Wilson's report is subject to an on-going investigation and therefore not yet subject to the Sunshine law - an option County elected to exercise.

Personally I wish that County had released Wilson's report in full because I think it might have cleared up some the misconceptions and bullshit that followed while the media raked a clearly inexperienced bumbling Jackson over the coals. Though it's been noted that County's standard protocol is to NOT release any information until investigations are over, so I can't really blame them. Just might have been a good idea to abandon protocol for Wilson's report instead of redacting the report to follow SOP in what was clearly not a SOP case. Then we would know once and for all if Wilson did or did not suspect Brown was involved with the robbery, if Wilson said there was a fight in the car window that resulted in gunfire, and if Wilson conclusively said Brown charged him, and thus we could have skipped the ring around the rosy with all that. And instead it just would have been, "Well... the policeman's just lying in the report to cover his ass."

KKK raising money for Ferguson police officer

A Missouri chapter of the Ku Klux Klan is planning a fundraiser this weekend for the Ferguson police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown, an unarmed black teen.

"All money will go to the cop who did his job against the Negro criminal," according to New Empire Knights of the KKK.
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[Stephanie]

Was someone from the blot there to know all this?

IF not then I'll wait for the investigation. you people pick out one thing and chew on it until you chew it's head, arms and legs off

good grief, you just can't keep things stirred up or what

 

[RetiredGySgt]

It's automatically required to be released by the Sunshine request because the officer who responded to the 911 call and reviewed the surveillance video, had personally gone to the sight of the shooting and ID'd Brown as the person in said video. - AKA the robbery report filed is a report related to Brown, duh.

It's further related because Jackson had already said the day the shooting happened that [he guessed/thought] Wilson [must have/may have/might have] recognized Brown as the suspect of the robbery that was sent out over dispatch. - AKA again, the physical description that went out over the radio was related to Brown.

Therefore FPD had no choice but to release the robbery report as per the law. The report from Wilson was like excluded for two reasons A) because County and FPD are separate entities and Wilsons report went to County not FPD, and B) because Wilson's report is subject to an on-going investigation and therefore not yet subject to the Sunshine law - an option County elected to exercise.

Personally I wish that County had released Wilson's report in full because I think it might have cleared up some the misconceptions and bullshit that followed while the media raked a clearly inexperienced bumbling Jackson over the coals. Though it's been noted that County's standard protocol is to NOT release any information until investigations are over, so I can't really blame them. Just might have been a good idea to abandon protocol for Wilson's report instead of redacting the report to follow SOP in what was clearly not a SOP case. Then we would know once and for all if Wilson did or did not suspect Brown was involved with the robbery, if Wilson said there was a fight in the car window that resulted in gunfire, and if Wilson conclusively said Brown charged him, and thus we could have skipped the ring around the rosy with all that. And instead it just would have been, "Well... the policeman's just lying in the report to cover his ass."

KKK raising money for Ferguson police officer

A Missouri chapter of the Ku Klux Klan is planning a fundraiser this weekend for the Ferguson police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown, an unarmed black teen.

"All money will go to the cop who did his job against the Negro criminal," according to New Empire Knights of the KKK.
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So using your attempt to smear the officer with this we can smear Obama with the fact that illegal racist groups collected money and donated money to him to run for President, RIGHT?

 

[Political Junky]

It's automatically required to be released by the Sunshine request because the officer who responded to the 911 call and reviewed the surveillance video, had personally gone to the sight of the shooting and ID'd Brown as the person in said video. - AKA the robbery report filed is a report related to Brown, duh.

It's further related because Jackson had already said the day the shooting happened that [he guessed/thought] Wilson [must have/may have/might have] recognized Brown as the suspect of the robbery that was sent out over dispatch. - AKA again, the physical description that went out over the radio was related to Brown.

Therefore FPD had no choice but to release the robbery report as per the law. The report from Wilson was like excluded for two reasons A) because County and FPD are separate entities and Wilsons report went to County not FPD, and B) because Wilson's report is subject to an on-going investigation and therefore not yet subject to the Sunshine law - an option County elected to exercise.

Personally I wish that County had released Wilson's report in full because I think it might have cleared up some the misconceptions and bullshit that followed while the media raked a clearly inexperienced bumbling Jackson over the coals. Though it's been noted that County's standard protocol is to NOT release any information until investigations are over, so I can't really blame them. Just might have been a good idea to abandon protocol for Wilson's report instead of redacting the report to follow SOP in what was clearly not a SOP case. Then we would know once and for all if Wilson did or did not suspect Brown was involved with the robbery, if Wilson said there was a fight in the car window that resulted in gunfire, and if Wilson conclusively said Brown charged him, and thus we could have skipped the ring around the rosy with all that. And instead it just would have been, "Well... the policeman's just lying in the report to cover his ass."

KKK raising money for Ferguson police officer

A Missouri chapter of the Ku Klux Klan is planning a fundraiser this weekend for the Ferguson police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown, an unarmed black teen.

"All money will go to the cop who did his job against the Negro criminal," according to New Empire Knights of the KKK.
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So using your attempt to smear the officer with this we can smear Obama with the fact that illegal racist groups collected money and donated money to him to run for President, RIGHT?

I gave a link to USA Today which includes a quote from New Empire Knights of the KKK. It shows that Right Wing Racists are defending Wilson. Do you have a link for your accusation?

 

[EverCurious]

The KKK are a bunch of whack jobs. Not reading the link you provided because I immediately write off every word out of their filthy mouths. Unfortunately we have to wait for the dipshits to do a crime before we can lock their stupid asses up in cages where they belong.

 

[mudwhistle]

It's automatically required to be released by the Sunshine request because the officer who responded to the 911 call and reviewed the surveillance video, had personally gone to the sight of the shooting and ID'd Brown as the person in said video. - AKA the robbery report filed is a report related to Brown, duh.

It's further related because Jackson had already said the day the shooting happened that [he guessed/thought] Wilson [must have/may have/might have] recognized Brown as the suspect of the robbery that was sent out over dispatch. - AKA again, the physical description that went out over the radio was related to Brown.

Therefore FPD had no choice but to release the robbery report as per the law. The report from Wilson was like excluded for two reasons A) because County and FPD are separate entities and Wilsons report went to County not FPD, and B) because Wilson's report is subject to an on-going investigation and therefore not yet subject to the Sunshine law - an option County elected to exercise.

Personally I wish that County had released Wilson's report in full because I think it might have cleared up some the misconceptions and bullshit that followed while the media raked a clearly inexperienced bumbling Jackson over the coals. Though it's been noted that County's standard protocol is to NOT release any information until investigations are over, so I can't really blame them. Just might have been a good idea to abandon protocol for Wilson's report instead of redacting the report to follow SOP in what was clearly not a SOP case. Then we would know once and for all if Wilson did or did not suspect Brown was involved with the robbery, if Wilson said there was a fight in the car window that resulted in gunfire, and if Wilson conclusively said Brown charged him, and thus we could have skipped the ring around the rosy with all that. And instead it just would have been, "Well... the policeman's just lying in the report to cover his ass."

KKK raising money for Ferguson police officer

A Missouri chapter of the Ku Klux Klan is planning a fundraiser this weekend for the Ferguson police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown, an unarmed black teen.

"All money will go to the cop who did his job against the Negro criminal," according to New Empire Knights of the KKK.
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So????

 

[bucs90]

This is just pathetic new low for you cop haters.

So a "blanket request" should not include that video? Which indicates to the mindset Gentle Giant may have been in?

So, they MEANT to do an FOI blanket request for "Any information........which we can use to smear cops; But nothing else please!"

You asked for it all. You got shit you didn't want . Now STFU.