greenmedic88 said:
To clarify, Wilson was responding to a call from dispatch, following up on the 911 call made by the convenience store in response to Brown's petty theft of a handful of cigars and assault of the convenience store clerk, which was recorded on the store's video system not long before the attempted arrest. The response was not a case of mistaken identity, racial profiling or some random interrogation. Brown responded to the questioning with an expletive directed at Wilson, who then attempted to exit the patrol car, which Brown slammed shut, leading to Brown reaching into the patrol car when he struck Wilson two times, Wilson responded by drawing his weapon, Brown attempted to grab Wilson's firearm which wasn't discharged until the third attempt by Wilson. Brown's blood was on the weapon, corroborating the testimony and there was a medical report confirming Wilson had been struck more than once in the head. Wilson did call for back up before the shootings. He was attempting to detain a suspect based upon the call from dispatch for a man matching Brown's description, which was for a reported crime Brown was captured on video committing. The only facts, as presented by the jury that aren't clear, would be the testimony given by Wilson, seeing as there were conflicting reports given by Brown's friend present at the incident, and non-related observers. There were conflicting reports given by multiple observers. The biggest problems came from the lack of disclosure from the Ferguson PD until much later in the investigation. Wilson didn't have to give official testimony for the case until almost 30 days after the incident as he wasn't immediately charged with a crime. |
The convience store never made a 911 call they already stated that. Heck some amount of time must have passed after robbery seeing as Brown had on sandals during the robbery but boots when he was shot and killed. The Chief of police stated that Wilson did not know anything about the robbery before hand according to officer Wilson himself. But that changed during the trial which is another issue that I have. It was stated that they were walking in the middle of the street and officer Wilson instructed them to get out of the middle of the street. Now what words were actually said no one will ever know for sure. Wilson left the scene of the crime before it was secured due to injuries but the photos don't back up the severity to have left the crime scene like that which was also something that bothered me.
The rest about Brown reaching in the car and being shot...I have no problems with that seems legit without a doubt. I do have an issue with Brow and his friend running away and officer Wilson getting out of the car and only telling them to stop which somehow enraged Brown to not stop running but turn around and rush officer Wilson who had a loaded gun which he had already been shot with pointed at him. It seems like something is missing in there imo but again because there really is only one side to this story no one will ever know for sure. Again the Ferguson PD handled the situation very poorly and the refusal to let the body be seen or not give any other info for so much time made it much worse. But coming from someone who lives in the area the Ferguson PD has always been pretty looked down on for how they handle most situations.
The absence of evidence is NOT the evidence of absence...
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