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Does everybody just assume ALL of the eye witnesses are lying?
No, but I tend to find the extemporaneous comments caught in the audio background of that video more credible.
Is there a reason why you discredit that witness account?
Additionally, it has now been reported that the St. Louis County Police have confirmed the DA has a medical report from the ER that Wilson went to that he suffered an orbital blowout fracture to his right eye. If this turns out to be the case, what do you think that means?
Why do they keep attacking and removing journalist if nothing's going on??
I'll just add that the only person claiming Brown rushed the cop is coming from the cop. The defendent.
Does everybody just assume ALL of the eye witnesses are lying?
No, but we haven't heard from ALL of the witnesses. The police supposedly have over a dozen witnesses that corroborate the officer's version of events. Are you going to treat what they saw as a gospel truth too????
No, but I tend to find the extemporaneous comments caught in the audio background of that video more credible.
Is there a reason why you discredit that witness account?
Additionally, it has now been reported that the St. Louis County Police have confirmed the DA has a medical report from the ER that Wilson went to that he suffered an orbital blowout fracture to his right eye. If this turns out to be the case, what do you think that means?
Could mean that a peer cop gave it to him as a "positive proof".
Transcript of man speaking in background of video:
#1 How’d he get from there to there? #2 Because he ran, the police was still in the truck – cause he was like over the truck {crosstalk} #2 But him and the police was both in the truck, then he ran – the police got out and ran after him {crosstalk} #2 Then the next thing I know he doubled back toward him cus - the police had his gun drawn already on him – #1. Oh, the police got his gun #2 The police kept dumpin on him, and I’m thinking the police kept missing – he like – be like – but he kept coming toward him {crosstalk} #2 Police fired shots – the next thing I know – the police was missing #1 The Police? #2 The Police shot him #1 Police? #2 The next thing I know … I’m thinking … the dude started running … (garbled something about “he took it from him”)
No, but I tend to find the extemporaneous comments caught in the audio background of that video more credible.
Is there a reason why you discredit that witness account?
Additionally, it has now been reported that the St. Louis County Police have confirmed the DA has a medical report from the ER that Wilson went to that he suffered an orbital blowout fracture to his right eye. If this turns out to be the case, what do you think that means?
Could mean that a peer cop gave it to him as a "positive proof".
You have such a vivid imagination yet seem loathe to believe what there is clear evidence of, that Mike Brown was a bully and a thief and very likely set in motion the series of events that led to his demise.
I disagree. I think we should be teaching our children to respect cops.
Respect is earned, not given. We should be teaching our kids to respect but we should also be teaching them to question.
The thing is, you can get pulled over for whatever reason, very quickly there are two or three more squad cars, orders are being barked around, everyone is nervous, you MUST comply even if it is totally unreasonable. I have had a police officer threaten my father and mother in law (then in their 60s) that he will shoot their dog for barking in the back of the car. Well duh, it is a dog, it's not like he speaks English, he is in the back of the car that is pulled over, doing what dogs do. Hard to respect a cop like that - to me that's a scumbag with a gun and a badge. I wish my in-laws taped him and tried to pursue some kind of a case against him.
However, I cannot judge the whole force based on this one guy.
Now, I have been pulled over and the police officer was very respectful, professional and made me feel at ease. I respect the man for that and every time I see him in town I say "hello" even though he gave me a ticket.
Could mean that a peer cop gave it to him as a "positive proof".
When? There were enough "eye witnesses" after the shooting that it would have been pretty noticeable if one of them punched Wilson in the eye before he went to the hospital. Or maybe an EMT did it for him. Or wait, I bet it was the emergency room nurse.
There you go, it was probably the emergency room nurse who was in on the whole thing from the start.
No, but I tend to find the extemporaneous comments caught in the audio background of that video more credible.
Is there a reason why you discredit that witness account?
Additionally, it has now been reported that the St. Louis County Police have confirmed the DA has a medical report from the ER that Wilson went to that he suffered an orbital blowout fracture to his right eye. If this turns out to be the case, what do you think that means?
It might explain why he nearly emptied his ammo clip because he couldn't shoot straight.
It might explain why he nearly emptied his ammo clip because he couldn't shoot straight.
If you are right handed and right eye dominant, having your right eye injured would result in you pulling your shots to the left. Having your left eye injured would probably not change your pattern that much (other than having to deal with the adrenaline from being injured).
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