Do a quick search, you will find litterally dozens of examples of people dying from one hit just in the last year. It happens all the time and those are just the ones that make the press, it happens all the time in bars and pub altercations.

No, I'm referring to Witness number 10:

Interview Witness 10:

"Roughly I wanna say 8:40, I mean not 8:40, 11:40-11:40 is when that-when I first seen these two guys.  And, my initial thought was, "wow, that's a big dude," Because Mr. Brown, Mike Brown, my initial thought was he's a big guy.  He's tall and like stocky build and that's it.  He-he, they both walked passed me.  I took my tools, went into I came back outside to get some more stuff and I looked down the street and I seen the police car at a slant and I seen Mr. Brown in the window of the police car looked...it appeared as they were wrestling through the window and one gunshot had let off.  And, Mr. Brown took off running and my first thought was like "oh my gosh" did I actually just witness a police officer being murdered because it took a while for the police officer to get out of the car and pursue the-the suspect.  And, I wanna say maybe six seconds, but it seemed like it was forever after the-the-the first gunshot.  So, the police officer exited the vehicle with his weapon drawn pursuing Mr. Brown.  Mr. Brown was quite a distance and he stopped and when he stopped, he didn't get down on the ground or anything.  He turned around and did some type of movement.  I never seen him put his hands up or anything.  I can't recall the movement that he did.  I'm not sure if he pulled his pants up or-or whatever he did but I seen some type of movement and he started chargings towards the police officer.  The police officer then returned fire, well, not returned fire, open fire on Mr. Brown.  Um, if I had to guess the shots and the-the distance between him and a, Mr. Brown, it would have to be five to ten yards and the shots that were fired was four, five to six shots fired and Mr. Brown was still standing up.  Um, and my thoughts was while he's missing this guy this close, is he-is he hitting him or because Mr. Brown there was no reaction from him to show that he was been hit.  Um, after that.  Mr. Brown then paused.  He-he-he stopped running and when he stopped running the police officer stopped firing.  And, then Mr. Brown continued, started again to charge towards him after that the police officer returned fire and um well not returned, I'm using wrong...a started to fire once more at him.  Um, if I had to guess the rounds that were fired then it would be four to five more shots and after that Mr. Brown collapsed and fell to the ground."

https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.documentcloud.org/documents/1371232/interview-witness-10.pdf (page 4 and 5)

Now, as for why someone would physically assault a police officer?  Probably for the same reason someone would rob a store for a few cigars, and assault the clerk.  Not wanting to get arrested.  But, that's getting way way ahead of the evidence.  The unfortunate part here is Brown wasn't arrested, and wasn't able to tell his side of the story.  But, he chose not to obey the officer.  That was his choice.

I know there are. I have seen it before...I do not disagree with you there. There are indeed reports of people dying from one hit. I just disagree taht someone hitting you should mean that you should kill them that just sounds insane in my head I guess. It just makes me think of crazy things like a snowball or heck a dodgeball thrown at the right angle, velocity and speed can kill you so if someone hits you with a snowball or dodgeball because it can kill you then you have a right to kill them. It is not the same I know but my mind just goes places like that with the crazy analogies lol.

you probably need to change the way your thinking about it. Instead of someone trying to hit you, you really should consider it as someone trying to kill or murder you. Yes that may not be their ultimate goal but that won't make your family feel any better as they bury you. yes you can be killed by all sorts of accidents, but hitting someone is NOT an accident, it is assaulting someone with a weapon (a fist is a weapon) and it has well understood risks associated with it even if the person using said weapon is not aware of the risks.

But thats a contradiction, if you want to get away from a crime you're gonna assault a police offer over being asked to walk on the pavement and incriminate yourself even further. If anything logic would have you playing it low, just trying to get through the day without being caught.

And with that Witness they don't clarify who instigated the violence. I agree its clear Mike didn't Obey numerous instructions, theres conflicting witnesses on whether Mike Brown charged at him and not. But not to distract from the point... BODY CAMERA's, THEY NEED TO USE BODY CAMERA's lol. Its that simple.

You're assuming every criminal thinks logically/coherently.  If that were the case, Brown would've worn a mask, scoped the store for cameras etc (or, you know, found the money to purchase the things he wanted)...  Mr Brown seems like your typical dumbass teenager who made a stupid mistake (My brother made a similar error in his childhood, he didn't assault a cop, but he did do some petty B&E, and he did time for it), and then exacerbated that mistake by not obeying the officer in whatever capacity.

I 100% agree Cops should be wearing body cameras at this point, with several severe penalties attached for continuing a shift w/ a non-functioning cameras.  Checks for function prior to going on duty (there should also be an audible noise from the camera when it stops recording or something like that, maybe even a signal sent to HQ, to notify another individual of a non-functioning unit), and checks when they go off-duty.  With weekly film breakdowns of the feeds (sorta like sports film breakdown, what you did wrong, what you did right etc...).  And it should be used as a learning tool, as well as evidence whenever things like this occur.

Wilson may very well have killed Brown in cold blood, he may very well have used excessive force in a situation where it didn't warrant it.  But, I don't think the evidence was there to indict, especially given conflicting witness accounts, and changing witness stories as the physical evidence was analyzed.  I don't like seeing a murderer get away with something, but I like even less to see people arrested/convicted on bad evidence, or even worse, in the court of public opinion (How many minorities have suffered/died in prison for decades, because of bad evidence, for example).  The public is generally dumber than a box of smashed assholes.  Like we want those morons meteing out justice.

Laughably untrue in the case of the Ferguson PD. Did you not pay attention to how those thugs conducted themselves after the shooting?