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Over a dozen witnesses confirm cop, Darren Wilson's version of what happened


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2014 Aug 19, 5:57am   14,194 views  47 comments

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A St. Louis Post Dispatch reporter says that Ferguson, Missouri, police confirm that more than a dozen witnesses to the shooting of teenager Michael Brown have backed up the account of the incident offered by the officer who killed the teenager.

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2014/08/reporter_says_more_than_a_doze.html

There are also rumors out there that Brown have been charged as a juvenile in connection with a murder.

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1   MisdemeanorRebel   2014 Aug 19, 6:11am  

The NYP version says


Josie — who said she heard the version from Wilson’s girlfriend — said the cop encountered Brown and his pal Dorian Johnson walking down the middle of a street, pulled up and ordered them onto the sidewalk.

Wilson then noticed the pair were carrying cigars, and had heard the report of the robbery and recognized the pair as possible suspects.

“And he’s looking at them and they got something in their hands and it looks like it could be what, you know, those cigars or whatever. So he goes in reverse back to them,” Josie said.


http://nypost.com/2014/08/19/witnesses-say-ferguson-teen-attacked-cop-before-shooting/

Wow, somebody called into a program, who wasn't there is a friend of Wilson's girlfriend and heard it from her or somebody else. Neither a witness nor unbiased. Plus, multiple sources say there was no report of a robbery placed when Wilson confronted Brown.

I see the Authorities are taking the usual tack of blaming a handful of out-of-staters among the protesters for causing problems.

2   anonymous   2014 Aug 19, 6:51am  

Police could learn something from walmart. Stealing something so petty isn't even worth prosecuting. Oh wait, the store clerk where the alleged robbery took place didn't even call it in to police.

Regardless,,,,what the hell does it matter to the case of the 28 yo white cop murdering the 18 yo black kid

3   Tenpoundbass   2014 Aug 19, 7:01am  

I wonder what will happen if you create a Society of youth who haven't contributed anything to them self let a lone society. You create a society where the only jobs are part time minimum wage jobs, and teach them that any criticism or questions at all are a direct insult and an attack to their credibility of respect. Get that festering good, then mix in a cocktail of lying politicians promising change, and a ramped up militarized Police state.

You can't write this kind of Television. Programming this captivating is legislated from the top.

4   lakermania   2014 Aug 19, 7:07am  

errc says

Police could learn something from walmart. Stealing something so petty isn't even worth prosecuting. Oh wait, the store clerk where the alleged robbery took place didn't even call it in to police.

Regardless,,,,what the hell does it matter to the case of the 28 yo white cop murdering the 18 yo black kid

Damn you're dumb. Why don't you just wait for more evidence to come out before making such matter-of-fact conclusions? And I have noticed the more information released on the case, the more angry and defensive you've become.

5   MisdemeanorRebel   2014 Aug 19, 7:07am  

Call it Crazy says

11:51 a.m. (approximate): Police received a call reporting a robbery at a convenience store in Ferguson.

The suspect, who has been identified as Brown, allegedly grabbed a box of Swisher Sweets cigars and turned to leave without paying for them. Someone in the store tried to stop Brown, but then Brown grabbed him and pushed him away. Brown and Johnson left the store.

Call it Crazy says

12:00 p.m.: Wilson leaves the scene of the sick-child call.

12:01 p.m.: Wilson encounters Brown and Johnson walking down the middle of a street near the convenience store. He stops them for blocking traffic.

So within 10 minutes, the police are called, respond, interview, get it the whole convenience store thing on the radio, and Wilson comes out from the sick-child call and gets it all in his head, and then the next minute bumps into Brown.

Problem is, Wilson did not know Brown was a suspect in a robbery:
http://www.businessinsider.com/cop-who-shot-michael-brown-didnt-know-he-was-robbery-suspect-2014-8

6   anonymous   2014 Aug 19, 7:10am  

lakermania says

errc says

Police could learn something from walmart. Stealing something so petty isn't even worth prosecuting. Oh wait, the store clerk where the alleged robbery took place didn't even call it in to police.

Regardless,,,,what the hell does it matter to the case of the 28 yo white cop murdering the 18 yo black kid

Damn you're dumb. Why don't you just wait for more evidence to come out before making such matter-of-fact conclusions.

What evidence could possibly come to light that would justify a cop unloading his entire clip into the face of an unarmed citizen?

7   RWSGFY   2014 Aug 19, 7:11am  

errc says

Police could learn something from walmart. Stealing something so petty isn't even worth prosecuting.

I'm with you. Free cup of Starbucks coffee couple times a day and free sixpack of beer after work would be sweeeeeeet. How about not paying toll on bridges? Can we let it slide too? Speeding tickets? Please!

Are you running for POTUS? You have my vote.

8   RWSGFY   2014 Aug 19, 7:16am  

errc says

What evidence could possibly come to light that would justify a cop unloading his entire clip into the face of an unarmed citizen?

I believe it's called "reasonable fear of imminent peril of death or great bodily harm" in legalese.

9   anonymous   2014 Aug 19, 7:17am  

lakermania says

errc says

Police could learn something from walmart. Stealing something so petty isn't even worth prosecuting. Oh wait, the store clerk where the alleged robbery took place didn't even call it in to police.

Regardless,,,,what the hell does it matter to the case of the 28 yo white cop murdering the 18 yo black kid

Damn you're dumb. Why don't you just wait for more evidence to come out before making such matter-of-fact conclusions? And I have noticed the more information released on the case, the more angry and defensive you become.

Angry and defensive?

What emotions would you use to describe the people that are more upset about the looting that has occured after the fact, in response to the cold blooded slaughter of a teenager by a cop in broad daylight?

Shouldn't any freedom loving american be madder than hell, every time that militarized police gun down unarmed citizens?

In your opinion, is that in the scope of Peace Officers duty? That if they are such cowardly little pussies that even with an entire gang of fellow gun wielding union members one radio click away, that with the protection of their gear and their gun, an appropriate response to fear is to close your eyes and squeeze the trigger till ya can't squeeze no more?

10   MisdemeanorRebel   2014 Aug 19, 7:18am  

Straw Man says

I believe it's called "reasonable fear of imminent peril of death or great bodily harm" in legalese.

In other words, whatever the PBA lawyers come up with after the fact.

That 100-lb 12-year old girl was very threatening! My 6'3" 250lb T-Addicted Ass was Skarit!

11   RWSGFY   2014 Aug 19, 7:19am  

thunderlips11 says

Straw Man says

I believe it's called "reasonable fear of imminent peril of death or great bodily harm" in legalese.

In other words, whatever the PBA lawyers come up with after the fact.

That 100-lb 12-year old girl was very threatening! My 6'3" 250lb T-Addicted Ass was Skarit!

If you can convince 12 citizens sitting in the jury box with that, sure. But we both know it's not gonna happen.

12   Strategist   2014 Aug 19, 7:20am  

errc says

Regardless,,,,what the hell does it matter to the case of the 28 yo white cop murdering the 18 yo black kid

You know something we don't?

13   Strategist   2014 Aug 19, 7:23am  

errc says

What evidence could possibly come to light that would justify a cop unloading his entire clip into the face of an unarmed citizen?

The evidence is already out. Brown punches a police officer. Brown tries to get his gun. Brown charges officer.
Common sense says you shoot the Brown.

14   Strategist   2014 Aug 19, 7:26am  

errc says

Shouldn't any freedom loving american be madder than hell, every time that militarized police gun down unarmed citizens?

In your opinion, is that in the scope of Peace Officers duty? That if they are such cowardly little pussies that even with an entire gang of fellow gun wielding union members one radio click away, that with the protection of their gear and their gun, an appropriate response to fear is to close your eyes and squeeze the trigger till ya can't squeeze no more?

The cops are cowardly pussies. they just stand by and watch the rioting and looting instead of stopping it. Pathetic.

15   MisdemeanorRebel   2014 Aug 19, 7:27am  

Straw Man says

If you can convince 12 citizens sitting in the jury box with that, sure. But we both know it's not gonna happen.

Never goes to the Jury. Police have "If an officer feels threatened..." in the Policy. DA says "Yep, looks like the incident conforms to policy" and declines to prosecute.

16   Peter P   2014 Aug 19, 7:29am  

Hopefully, this tragedy will catalyze the widespread adoption of police body camera.

Cameras are so cheap they can be deployed everywhere. Video can be analyzed by computers and stored on the cloud.

17   lakermania   2014 Aug 19, 7:30am  

errc says

lakermania says

errc says

Police could learn something from walmart. Stealing something so petty isn't even worth prosecuting. Oh wait, the store clerk where the alleged robbery took place didn't even call it in to police.

Regardless,,,,what the hell does it matter to the case of the 28 yo white cop murdering the 18 yo black kid

Damn you're dumb. Why don't you just wait for more evidence to come out before making such matter-of-fact conclusions.

What evidence could possibly come to light that would justify a cop unloading his entire clip into the face of an unarmed citizen?

Have you even heard the cop's version of the story? Brown charged the cop after already assaulting him once and making an attempt at his weapon. Only a person with no sense of self preservation is going to tangle with a 6'4" 300 lb assailant and offer him another attempt at gaining control of your weapon. We just have to wait for the full investigation to come out. But if that's the way things played out, the cop had every right to shoot Brown.

18   RWSGFY   2014 Aug 19, 7:32am  

thunderlips11 says

Never goes to the Jury. Police have "If an officer feels threatened..." in the Policy. DA says "Yep, looks like the incident conforms to policy" and declines to prosecute.

In case of "100lbs 12yo" it sure goes.

19   Strategist   2014 Aug 19, 7:36am  

lakermania says

Brown charged the cop after already assaulting him once and making an attempt at his weapon. Only a person with no sense of self preservation is going to tangle with a 6'4" 300 lb assailant and offer him another attempt at gaining control of your weapon. We just have to wait for the full investigation to come out. But if that's the way things played out, the cop had every right to shoot Brown.

Brown had the makings of an NFL star making millions of dollars. He would still be a criminal like most of the NFL.

20   Strategist   2014 Aug 19, 7:46am  

Call it Crazy says

errc says

in response to the cold blooded slaughter of a teenager by a cop in broad daylight?

Yeah, that's it, let's see....

The cop needed some range time, but was too lazy to drive over to the range... So, since it was lunch time, he decided to take his lunch break by unloading a full magazine into a harmless, little teenager in the middle of the street in broad daylight...

How's that?

Makes sense to me.
That poor little kid went down to the store to buy his granny some medicine. Then he was on his way home like a good little boy to do his homework.

21   MisdemeanorRebel   2014 Aug 19, 7:47am  

Straw Man says

thunderlips11 says

Never goes to the Jury. Police have "If an officer feels threatened..." in the Policy. DA says "Yep, looks like the incident conforms to policy" and declines to prosecute.

In case of "100lbs 12yo" it sure goes.

If the community is outraged, the media laughs at the Police Malevolent Association, and either the local DA is forced to, or the State/Feds take over.

22   anonymous   2014 Aug 19, 7:47am  

@lakermania

Where did you hear darren wilsons side of the story?

I thought that they were STILL massaging the facts in order to make him sound like the victim here

23   Strategist   2014 Aug 19, 7:53am  

Call it Crazy says

errc says

I thought that they were STILL massaging the facts in order to make him sound like the victim here

Sure, the same way the coroner hired by the Brown family massaged the autopsy results to make little Mikey look like a victim...

How did the Brown family come up with the money to pay for a high end private coroner to make their case? I think they are among the people who don't have $400 for an emergency. Their nice attorney must have footed the bill. How nice of him.

24   Ceffer   2014 Aug 19, 7:56am  

Strategist says

How did the Brown family come up with the money to pay for a high end private coroner to make their case? I think they are among the people who don't have $400 for an emergency. Their nice attorney must have footed the bill. How nice of him.

Yup, as they say, so called expert witnesses are like hookers in July, just lining up for those massive legal-bucks. You'll only get impartial testimony from them, har, NOT.

25   MisdemeanorRebel   2014 Aug 19, 7:57am  

Betcha the PBA lawyers' money comes automatically via direct deposit out of police paychecks in most places.

26   Strategist   2014 Aug 19, 7:58am  

Ceffer says

Strategist says

How did the Brown family come up with the money to pay for a high end private coroner to make their case? I think they are among the people who don't have $400 for an emergency. Their nice attorney must have footed the bill. How nice of him.

Yup, as they say, so called expert witnesses are like hookers in July, just lining up for those massive lego-bucks, you'll only get impartial testimony from them, har.

My guess...$25,000 for a few hours work, and a lot of BS.
Worth every penny when the nice attorney stands to make millions.

27   RWSGFY   2014 Aug 19, 8:00am  

thunderlips11 says

Straw Man says

thunderlips11 says

Never goes to the Jury. Police have "If an officer feels threatened..." in the Policy. DA says "Yep, looks like the incident conforms to policy" and declines to prosecute.

In case of "100lbs 12yo" it sure goes.

If the community is outraged, the media laughs at the Police Malevolent Association, and either the local DA is forced to, or the State/Feds take over.

Nope. Always. I double dog dare you to find an example where bare-handed 100 lbs 12 y.o. were shot by 200 lbs police officer and the latter wasn't prosecuted because his claim of "fear of death" was accepted. If such shooting ever happened, of course, which also seems to be highly unlikely.

28   anonymous   2014 Aug 19, 8:12am  

You shouldn't be able to holster a handgun if you're such a scaredy pants little bitch that you might just piss ur pants, close ur eyes, and unload your weapon into a crowd one day if a big kid strikes fear into your 'heart'.

Nary a peep about all the danger the LEO put everyone else in harms way by firing his weapon multiple times on a city street. Where do the bullets go that miss? He's obviously a poor aim. I have a friend whose younger brother was killed by a stray bullet way back when. He was sitting in his bedroom and then, life was over for him.

29   anonymous   2014 Aug 19, 8:17am  

What I find most fucked up here is that so many rush to complain about the looting by the savages. They're not bothered as to why its happening,,,,to some of these simple simon-fuck-"americans" ( I feel sick calling them my fellow countrymen) the big problem here is the rioting

Not that a police officer, whose gig is to protect and serve, while upholding the law, executed a teen on the streets in midday, with no imminent danger

Not that said police officers fellow union members are beating up on the entire town now

Not that these worthless government union slackers are pissing on the freedom of press, detaining journalists and photographers

No. This sect of "american" is most bothered by the chance that some big black kid lifted two blunts, and he was gonna go smoke some more grass. When little miss scaredy cat LEO decided to harass him before executing him.

He had it coming to him

30   HydroCabron   2014 Aug 19, 8:33am  

At least the bankers don't steal cigars.

31   Y   2014 Aug 19, 8:40am  

There's no evidence that the officer developed a finger cramp.

errc says

That if they are such cowardly little pussies that even with an entire gang of fellow gun wielding union members one radio click away, that with the protection of their gear and their gun, an appropriate response to fear is to close your eyes and squeeze the trigger till ya can't squeeze no more?

32   Y   2014 Aug 19, 8:42am  

which makes your entire post irrelevant.

errc says

Police could learn something from walmart. Stealing something so petty isn't even worth prosecuting. Oh wait, the store clerk where the alleged robbery took place didn't even call it in to police.

33   RWSGFY   2014 Aug 19, 8:45am  

errc says

No. This sect of "american" is most bothered by the chance that some big black kid lifted two blunts, and he was gonna go smoke some more grass. When little miss scaredy cat LEO decided to harass him before executing him.

He had it coming to him

So it's basically the same "Trayvon song" we've already heard bazillion times.

34   Y   2014 Aug 19, 8:47am  

The white cop was already assaulted in his car.
His weapon went off as the perp went for it, before the perp clocked the white cop causing orbital fractures.
Then the perp walks away, turns and charges the cop, but in your world the cop should have just handed the perp his gun so we'd have white cop brains blown out all over the sidewalk.
Then, and only then, would your suppressed liberal guilt over 1700's slave trading be mitigated, maybe for a few minutes....

errc says

Regardless,,,,what the hell does it matter to the case of the 28 yo white cop murdering the 18 yo black kid

35   MisdemeanorRebel   2014 Aug 19, 8:47am  

errc says

Not that a police officer, whose gig is to protect and serve, while upholding the law, executed a teen on the streets in midday, with no imminent danger

It's about money.


According to a study by the St. Louis nonprofit Better Together, Ferguson receives nearly one-quarter of its revenue from court fees; for some surrounding towns it approaches 50 percent.

Municipal reliance on revenue generated from traffic stops adds pressure to make more of them. One town, Sycamore Hills, has stationed a radar-gun-wielding police officer on its 250-foot northbound stretch of Interstate.

With primarily white police forces that rely disproportionately on traffic citation revenue, blacks are pulled over, cited and arrested in numbers far exceeding their population share, according to a recent report from Missouri’s attorney general. In Ferguson last year, 86 percent of stops, 92 percent of searches and 93 percent of arrests were of black people — despite the fact that police officers were far less likely to find contraband on black drivers (22 percent versus 34 percent of whites). This worsens inequality, as struggling blacks do more to fund local government than relatively affluent whites.


http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/18/opinion/in-ferguson-black-town-white-power.html?_r=0

The government is overwhelmingly white, and award contracts to white friends, but the citizens are overwhelmingly black. Check the whole article, it's great.

36   Y   2014 Aug 19, 8:52am  

Typical liberal lie.
One shot found the face, in the eye.
Top of the head is not the face.
Arms are not faces.

It's very plausible that the first four shots were the arm and shoulder shots. Those were not enough to stop the 300 lb african american from charging the already assaulted police officer, who had just moments earlier successfully fended off a physical attack from the perp in which the perp tried to take his gun.

Just what the fuck do you think the white cop thought was going to happen to him, given that experience, as 300 pounds of THC laced flesh came roaring at him again?

Are you that stupid a fuck or what??
errc says

What evidence could possibly come to light that would justify a cop unloading his entire clip into the face of an unarmed citizen?

37   HydroCabron   2014 Aug 19, 9:23am  

SoftShell says

300 pounds of THC laced flesh came roaring at him again?

Vicious reefer junkies, in full cannabis rage, are coming for you! Nothing can stop the blood lust of the ghetto hop-head, tumescent with THC rage!

38   HydroCabron   2014 Aug 19, 9:25am  

APOCALYPSEFUCKisShostikovitch says

Thank God the financial services industry keeps the ship of state piloted straight and true!

Lik Dis If U Cry Evertim‎!

39   Oilwelldoctor   2014 Aug 19, 9:38am  

What do statements of facts have to do with it? Never miss an opportunity for a crusade; false or otherwise. Also a chance to get some free stuff.

40   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2014 Aug 19, 10:47am  

Lord please let me hit the Mega Millions so that I may share what I know with the clueless.

Seriously I'd love to but I'd be breaking some laws in the process. If I had millions, it wouldn't be a worry, but at the moment it's an issue.

Strategist and laker mania are dead on point on this one. CIC is right in spirit.

Everyone else pretty much is utterly clueless.

Look, the shooting may be unjustified. The investigation might show that. The chance that is racially motivated is miniscule. But we don't have the results yet and jumping to conclusions is ridiculous. Look at the popular version that's out there about the Trayvon Martin case, facts be damned and all.

Should all cops have cams in the car and body cams? Hell yeah they should! And cops that oppose that(like the LAPD cops in South LA who broke the antennas on the cars that transmit the body cam data....it should have been investigated and those responsible should have been charged with vandalism and fired along with losing retirement benefits) are assholes that shouldn't be cops.

So really the protestors should rally for that...police transparency and cooperation with the community....crush the us vs them mentality.....not riot over a make believe situation with bs racial overtones inserted for no reason.

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