ScarletRage
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In our system of law, the police don't get to kill a man and say well he desrved it even though I had no reason to suspect that at the time.
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In our system of law, the police don't get to kill a man and say well he desrved it even though I had no reason to suspect that at the time.
No one deserves to die. Wilson was unlikely to kill him with his bare hands.In our system of law, the police don't get to kill a man and say well he desrved it even though I had no reason to suspect that at the time.
He deserved it for fighting with Wilson. Not for robbing a store, or jaywalking.
What really angers me is how some of these witnesses deliberately lie.
Then the people who only see things within the lens of race believe their crap.
Then the other racists fuel their anger, riots happen, destruction occurs, etc.
A lot of this crap happened because witnesses lie and people see what they want to see.
The evidence does not lie. However, it won't matter to some.
Well there's some good and bad ways that evidence such as blood on the gun got there. We should keep an open mind until all the facts are in. Different people perceive things differently.
The THUGERY is simply waiting for the officer to be found innocent by the Grand Jury as a reason to go on another LOOTING and RIOTING spree!
No one deserves to die. Wilson was unlikely to kill him with his bare hands.In our system of law, the police don't get to kill a man and say well he desrved it even though I had no reason to suspect that at the time.
He deserved it for fighting with Wilson. Not for robbing a store, or jaywalking.
If this was the simple truth, having it take this long to get out makes people suspicious.
Justice does not stop the flow of information, at least it should not. DAs offices and police departments tend to clam up when people point the finger at them.No one deserves to die. Wilson was unlikely to kill him with his bare hands.In our system of law, the police don't get to kill a man and say well he desrved it even though I had no reason to suspect that at the time.
He deserved it for fighting with Wilson. Not for robbing a store, or jaywalking.
If this was the simple truth, having it take this long to get out makes people suspicious.
Given Brown's size, ill bet he could have killed the cop with his bare hands choking him, not to mention he could have grabbed the gun and shot him during the struggle. I thought Justice stopped the flow of information within days? Not to mention the above information is being supplied by the civil rights office who was there to investigate if Brown's rights had been violated.
What I think happened is that Wilson attemptedto forcably place Brown in the squadcar uncuffed. The pair scuffle near the car moreso that Brown is resisting detainment than fighting the officer. Brown bleeds on the officer and the gun. Brown falls out of the car during the physical contact.
The officer grabs his gun and shhots the suspect.
Justice does not stop the flow of information, at least it should not. DAs offices and police departments tend to clam up when people point the finger at them.No one deserves to die. Wilson was unlikely to kill him with his bare hands.In our system of law, the police don't get to kill a man and say well he desrved it even though I had no reason to suspect that at the time.
He deserved it for fighting with Wilson. Not for robbing a store, or jaywalking.
If this was the simple truth, having it take this long to get out makes people suspicious.
Given Brown's size, ill bet he could have killed the cop with his bare hands choking him, not to mention he could have grabbed the gun and shot him during the struggle. I thought Justice stopped the flow of information within days? Not to mention the above information is being supplied by the civil rights office who was there to investigate if Brown's rights had been violated.
Yet, they cannot deny Brown (or his estate) the right to look at his own police report. The fact the relatives had to get national attention to figure out who did it is suspect.
Self defense 101 says call 911 and take responsibility.
No one deserves to die. Wilson was unlikely to kill him with his bare hands.In our system of law, the police don't get to kill a man and say well he desrved it even though I had no reason to suspect that at the time.
He deserved it for fighting with Wilson. Not for robbing a store, or jaywalking.
If this was the simple truth, having it take this long to get out makes people suspicious.
Calmly speaking and then not is consistent with escalation. Also if the officer thinks a suspect is willing to ride (not under "arrest") opens the door while guiding the suspects head in. Somepoint, someone freaks out. Brown changes his mind or never wanted to go. Tensions get high fast.
It doesn't occur to you that this is Wilson's version, and it may not be the actual truth?The New York Times has just published an account of the shooting of Michael Brown from Officer Darren Wilson. The 18-year-old was shot on August 9th in Ferguson Missouri. A prayer vigil turned into a demonstration seeking justice for Brown’s death. The police response to the looting drew in the attention of the nation.
Many eye witnesses have come forward. But, so far, no one except the Grand Jury in the case has heard from Officer Darren Wilson. According to the New York Times Wilson has told federal civil rights investigators his account of what happened that Saturday afternoon.
Wilson says he was pinned in his car and feared for his life as he struggled for his gun with Michael Brown. He says that during the scuffle Brown reached for his weapon. Two gunshots were fired in the car, one bullet hit Michael Brown in the arm, the second bullet missed.
New York Times publishes Officer Darren Wilson 8217 s account of the Michael Brown shooting FOX2now.com
Yet more evidence bolstering Wilson's side of the story.
Looks like Michael Brown wasn't such a gentle giant.
Maybe the lynch mob will have a change of heart? Doubtful.
It doesn't occur to you that this is Wilson's version, and it may not be the actual truth?The New York Times has just published an account of the shooting of Michael Brown from Officer Darren Wilson. The 18-year-old was shot on August 9th in Ferguson Missouri. A prayer vigil turned into a demonstration seeking justice for Brown’s death. The police response to the looting drew in the attention of the nation.
Many eye witnesses have come forward. But, so far, no one except the Grand Jury in the case has heard from Officer Darren Wilson. According to the New York Times Wilson has told federal civil rights investigators his account of what happened that Saturday afternoon.
Wilson says he was pinned in his car and feared for his life as he struggled for his gun with Michael Brown. He says that during the scuffle Brown reached for his weapon. Two gunshots were fired in the car, one bullet hit Michael Brown in the arm, the second bullet missed.
New York Times publishes Officer Darren Wilson 8217 s account of the Michael Brown shooting FOX2now.com
Yet more evidence bolstering Wilson's side of the story.
Looks like Michael Brown wasn't such a gentle giant.
Maybe the lynch mob will have a change of heart? Doubtful.
The New York Times has just published an account of the shooting of Michael Brown from Officer Darren Wilson. The 18-year-old was shot on August 9th in Ferguson Missouri. A prayer vigil turned into a demonstration seeking justice for Brown’s death. The police response to the looting drew in the attention of the nation.
Many eye witnesses have come forward. But, so far, no one except the Grand Jury in the case has heard from Officer Darren Wilson. According to the New York Times Wilson has told federal civil rights investigators his account of what happened that Saturday afternoon.
Wilson says he was pinned in his car and feared for his life as he struggled for his gun with Michael Brown. He says that during the scuffle Brown reached for his weapon. Two gunshots were fired in the car, one bullet hit Michael Brown in the arm, the second bullet missed.
New York Times publishes Officer Darren Wilson 8217 s account of the Michael Brown shooting FOX2now.com
Yet more evidence bolstering Wilson's side of the story.
Looks like Michael Brown wasn't such a gentle giant.
Maybe the lynch mob will have a change of heart? Doubtful.
From the cited source.“The officer’s going to say whatever he’s going to say to justify killing an unarmed kid.
What really angers me is how some of these witnesses deliberately lie.
Then the people who only see things within the lens of race believe their crap.
Then the other racists fuel their anger, riots happen, destruction occurs, etc.
A lot of this crap happened because witnesses lie and people see what they want to see.
The evidence does not lie. However, it won't matter to some.