Witness at the Scene of Ferguson Case.
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this has been merked, destoryed, exposed countless times
quick to the point answer:
#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
him in this sentence = Mike Brown
It's right there in the 5th word.
quick to the point answer:
#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
him in this sentence = Mike Brown
It's right there in the 5th word.
what's your take on this:
#2 Then the next thing I know he doubled back toward him cus - the police had his gun drawn already on him –
no
what's your take on this:
#2 Then the next thing I know he doubled back toward him cus - the police had his gun drawn already on him –
no
To double back simply means to go back from whence you came.
This lines up exactly with Dorian's story and the 2 females and the twitter post. "the next thing he knows" = the girl saying "he jerks his body and turns around"
Also notice the part EVERYONE keeps forgetting
the police KEPT dumpin on him
kept means ongoing....it started and had not stopped. So even in that sentence if you wanted to believe Mike charged at the cop, the bystander clearly points out that the cop had already started firing
ALSO NOTICE THERE IS NO DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE COP AND MIKE BROWN
the police KEPT dumpin on him
kept means ongoing....it started and had not stopped. So even in that sentence if you wanted to believe Mike charged at the cop, the bystander clearly points out that the cop had already started firing
ALSO NOTICE THERE IS NO DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE COP AND MIKE BROWN
A Real Human Bean
and a real hero
I just watched ABC news reporting this nonsense earlier.
Should we should ignore the wealth of eyewitness testimony that suggests Brown surrendered on the ground with his hands in the air, and instead focus on this "devastating detail", consisting of a choppy audio clip of what sounds like a man claiming that Brown might have moved in the direction of Wilson while Wilson had his gun drawn (hardly conclusive of anything), and then come to the conclusion that the murder of Mike Brown was justified?
I'm honestly surprised this is being taken seriously.
Should we should ignore the wealth of eyewitness testimony that suggests Brown surrendered on the ground with his hands in the air, and instead focus on this "devastating detail", consisting of a choppy audio clip of what sounds like a man claiming that Brown might have moved in the direction of Wilson while Wilson had his gun drawn (hardly conclusive of anything), and then come to the conclusion that the murder of Mike Brown was justified?
I'm honestly surprised this is being taken seriously.
OP seems suspect 
I'm think the cop was intimidated by Browns size....
He knew he couldnt physically handle him to so he used unlawful, extreme force. he probably shot him 3 times and it did nothing....so then he started shooting more. SMH
He knew he couldnt physically handle him to so he used unlawful, extreme force. he probably shot him 3 times and it did nothing....so then he started shooting more. SMH
I just saw Anderson cooper talking to an eyewitness on CNN. He said the officer was shooting at Brown while he was running away. He said that Brown was hit and he turned around as if to give up. The witness says that Brown had his arm on his stomach because he was shot and the officer kept firing. The witness said he took a picture of Brown on the ground with his arms underneath him to show that Brown was holding himself when he was fatally wounded. Anderson Cooper specifically asked if he was charging towards the officer and the witness said that Brown steps were as he was falling forward.