Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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Oct. 20
- At least 5 Ferguson officers apart from Darren Wilson have been named in lawsuits
- Ferguson police accused of assaulting children
- Shaun King has 15 questions for Darren Wilson (storify)
- Ferguson protesters brace for no indictment
- Is it legal for the police to shoot an unarmed, surrendered citizen?
- Black teens are 21 times more likely to be shot by cops than white teens
- The Big List of Ferguson Live Streams
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Oct. 20 Part 2
- Keene State #PumpkinFest Riots (x) (x) Video of cops standing around as glass bottles are thrown. Keene is not Ferguson — Despite police, fires, and tear gas. Keene College Administration tries to blame “out of town visitors” for riots.
- West Virginia Mountaineers win, students celebrate by rioting
- Fan at the Rams game reportedly spit on a protester, fight ensues. 2 protesters, mother and daughter, arrested. (storify) (video)
- "Not Made for TV: Ferguson reflections by Kelly Hayes
- 13 y/o protester had his drums broken by police during the Boycott Walmart event (video) Donate here.
- America’s Justice System Is Not Colorblind (and Neither Are You)
- Donate to Lost Voices
- Kids join the protests (storify)
- #OccupySLU ends peacefully, University president responds
- Ferguson on knife edge of more violence after grand jury evidence leak showing struggle
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Oct. 20 Part 3
- Racism, repression and resistance. Tef Poe: “Missouri is the new Mississippi”
- Echoes of COINTELPRO in Ferguson
- Rev. Al Sharpton rips report that Darren Wilson said he fired in self-defense
- "I Love Ferguson" plans alternative Halloween event
- Women of color and the hidden trauma of police brutality
- Dr. Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, says prejudice is the source of violence.
- Study finds that teachers expect less from black students
- 40,000 unprocessed Georgia voter registrations go to court
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Oct. 21
- Former STL Co. Police Chief Tim Fitch expects more leaks in the Darren Wilson case
- Leak? It probably means that Darren Wilson won’t be charged in Mike Brown’s death
- Made in STL: Meet the new face of social activism in America
- Thursday’s NAACP event featuring McCulloch and Chief Belmar rescheduled. Date TBD.
- Protesters arrested for smashing pumpkins outside McCulloch’s office. Charged with littering (storify) Woman arrested for holding pumpkin (video)
- Trenton, NJ Mike Brown mural painted over because it “did not promote peace”
- "I am Darren Wilson": STL and the geography of fear
- Shaun King’s 15 questions for Darren Wilson
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Oct. 21 Part 2
- Shaun King exposes timeline of abuse and intimidation by police (storify)
- Activists smell publicity stunt as State Senator Jamilah Nasheed is arrested during protests (storify)
- Police say Sen. Nasheed had handgun on her and was suspected of being drunk at time of arrest
- Ferguson protesters shut down CNN coverage last night due to biased reports (video)
- Divided Ferguson awaits grand jury decision on Mike Brown killing
- Mike Brown’s aunt speaks out in response to NY Times article that reports Darren Wilson “feared for his life”. Says Wilson will “feel the wrath of God’s vengeance”
- Cornel West discusses his arrest in Ferguson
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Oct. 21 Part 3
- Mike Brown’s murder and Jim Crow lynchings have too much in common. It’s time for America to own up.
- Anonymous discovers that STL Co. PD is tracking protesters through “Creepy” app
- #HomecomingBlackout
- STL police union shows politicians the stress of the job
- Homes are selling in Ferguson (Note: Article refers to protests as “riots”)
- Gov. Nixon announces Ferguson Commission
- Mississippi locks up more people per capita than China and Russia combined
- Support live streamer Rebelutionary_Z by donating money or purchasing supplies
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Instigators hired by the PD
Ferguson/St Louis
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Former St Louis police chief has accused the Feds of leaking Michael Brown case details to turn opinion against him because cop Darren Wilson will NOT be charged over his death
Retired St. Louis Police Chief Tim Fitch made controversial claims. Believes federal authorities are behind recent Darren Wilson jury leaks
Leaks are to ensure the public is prepared for Wilson not being charged
Also claims that if Wilson's version is correct then grand jury have no choice
The former St. Louis County Police Chief has said he believes federal authorities are purposely leaking details of the Michael Brown case because they already know that no charges are going to be brought against Officer Darren Wilson.
Tim Fitch has claimed the controversial New York Times article published last week which details a frantic struggle between 18-year-old Brown and Wilson over his weapon inside a squad car is all part of a strategy to 'let people down slowly'.
The retired police chief says he believes federal authorities accept it is 'probably very unlikely' that the grand jury will recommend no charges be brought against 28-year-old Wilson and he expects to see more leaks like this in the next few weeks.
'There was a struggle over the weapon. Law enforcement, we know that about half the officers killed every year with firearms are killed with their own,' said Fitch to CBS St. Louis.
'So the fact that he didn't have his own doesn't mean there wasn't a weapon there available that could be used in deadly force use.'
Addressing the New York Times article published last Friday, which included leaks from the grand jury which is taking place in secret, Fitch said he would call the sensational information phase two of the feds strategy.
In other words, 'to coordinate leaks to the media, and to start getting some of the facts out there to kind of let people down gently,' said Fitch to CBS St. Louis.
'When I say this is phase two – phase one was really Eric Holder's announcement how they were going to basically do a complete review and take over the Ferguson Police Department.'
Fitch said in his own opinion, physical evidence is preferable to eye-witness evidence.
'Physical evidence has no reason to lie. It doesn't see things differently,' he said to CBS St. Louis.
'If there was a struggle inside that car over a firearm, it sounds to me like Officer Wilson would have been justified in taking the action he did if he pulled the trigger and actually shot Michael Brown in the vehicle area.'
Taking the logic of a police officer to what he feels is the necessary conclusion, Fitch explained how he thinks the grand jury will see the most controversial part of the death of Michael Brown - his fatal shooting while holding his hands aloft in surrender outside of the car.
However, Fitch claims that if the grand jury leans towards what Wilson claims - that Brown was charging him when he opened fire - they will have no chance but to leave him uncharged.
'If Michael Brown was truly turned around and basically charging the officer, he already went for round one fighting over his handgun. Are you going to go for round two and take the chance of losing it this time?' Fitch said to CBS St. Louis.
'I think that would be a more logical explanation as to why Officer Wilson would have discharged his firearm at Michael Brown.'
Fitch then said that police officers have a lawful authority to apply force and they are under no obligation to retreat.
Indeed, Fitch said he fully expects to see more leaks ove the coming weeks.
According to those in Ferguson who have been in Ferguson during the protests and racial unrests following the shooting, they are concerned about the grand jury result now.
'If there is not an indictment, excuse my French, all hell is going to break loose,' one protester told CNN.
Benjamin Crump, the attorney for Brown's parents, told The Associated Press on Saturday that the officer's account of what happened was 'self-serving.'
'The officer is going to say whatever he has to say to try to justify killing an unarmed teenager,' Crump said. 'And certainly, his statement should not be taken above independent eye witnesses who are completely unbiased when he has every reason to be biased.'
Crump also said that because there were reports that Michael Brown was shot while he ran away, it 'doesn't matter' what happened in the car beforehand.
'He was definitely not in fear of threat when Michael Brown was running away from him,' Crump said.
Read more:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3GpCKwdoa
Retired St. Louis Police Chief Tim Fitch made controversial claims. Believes federal authorities are behind recent Darren Wilson jury leaks
Leaks are to ensure the public is prepared for Wilson not being charged
Also claims that if Wilson's version is correct then grand jury have no choice
The former St. Louis County Police Chief has said he believes federal authorities are purposely leaking details of the Michael Brown case because they already know that no charges are going to be brought against Officer Darren Wilson.
Tim Fitch has claimed the controversial New York Times article published last week which details a frantic struggle between 18-year-old Brown and Wilson over his weapon inside a squad car is all part of a strategy to 'let people down slowly'.
The retired police chief says he believes federal authorities accept it is 'probably very unlikely' that the grand jury will recommend no charges be brought against 28-year-old Wilson and he expects to see more leaks like this in the next few weeks.
'There was a struggle over the weapon. Law enforcement, we know that about half the officers killed every year with firearms are killed with their own,' said Fitch to CBS St. Louis.
'So the fact that he didn't have his own doesn't mean there wasn't a weapon there available that could be used in deadly force use.'
Addressing the New York Times article published last Friday, which included leaks from the grand jury which is taking place in secret, Fitch said he would call the sensational information phase two of the feds strategy.
In other words, 'to coordinate leaks to the media, and to start getting some of the facts out there to kind of let people down gently,' said Fitch to CBS St. Louis.
'When I say this is phase two – phase one was really Eric Holder's announcement how they were going to basically do a complete review and take over the Ferguson Police Department.'
Fitch said in his own opinion, physical evidence is preferable to eye-witness evidence.
'Physical evidence has no reason to lie. It doesn't see things differently,' he said to CBS St. Louis.
'If there was a struggle inside that car over a firearm, it sounds to me like Officer Wilson would have been justified in taking the action he did if he pulled the trigger and actually shot Michael Brown in the vehicle area.'
Taking the logic of a police officer to what he feels is the necessary conclusion, Fitch explained how he thinks the grand jury will see the most controversial part of the death of Michael Brown - his fatal shooting while holding his hands aloft in surrender outside of the car.
However, Fitch claims that if the grand jury leans towards what Wilson claims - that Brown was charging him when he opened fire - they will have no chance but to leave him uncharged.
'If Michael Brown was truly turned around and basically charging the officer, he already went for round one fighting over his handgun. Are you going to go for round two and take the chance of losing it this time?' Fitch said to CBS St. Louis.
'I think that would be a more logical explanation as to why Officer Wilson would have discharged his firearm at Michael Brown.'
Fitch then said that police officers have a lawful authority to apply force and they are under no obligation to retreat.
Indeed, Fitch said he fully expects to see more leaks ove the coming weeks.
According to those in Ferguson who have been in Ferguson during the protests and racial unrests following the shooting, they are concerned about the grand jury result now.
'If there is not an indictment, excuse my French, all hell is going to break loose,' one protester told CNN.
Benjamin Crump, the attorney for Brown's parents, told The Associated Press on Saturday that the officer's account of what happened was 'self-serving.'
'The officer is going to say whatever he has to say to try to justify killing an unarmed teenager,' Crump said. 'And certainly, his statement should not be taken above independent eye witnesses who are completely unbiased when he has every reason to be biased.'
Crump also said that because there were reports that Michael Brown was shot while he ran away, it 'doesn't matter' what happened in the car beforehand.
'He was definitely not in fear of threat when Michael Brown was running away from him,' Crump said.
Read more:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3GpCKwdoa
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Mike Brown Autopsy show DW is a lying swine but you probably knoe how this institution work. When you dealing with cac's in higher power autopsy doesn't matter. The witnesses that can back your death doesn't matter.
I was trying to sit back and try not to get lost in this thread but shyt
I was trying to sit back and try not to get lost in this thread but shyt
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this cant be life. My god the shyt they release contradicts the police chief claims of what Wilson told him. Man fuk' these devils with a HIV carrier
Just read the autopsy result cant even trust the coroner
It completely contridicts the 1st autopsy reports and Wilson's recollection of what happened completely contradicts what his own captain said. So this shyt is mind boggling that it ain't an open and shut case.