Ferguson grand jury makes decision; announcement tonight
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BAAAAAA HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! He did it again! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!
As if it means something! LMAOlmaoLMAOlmao!
it doesn't really matter, black cops killing white kids is so much more rarer and more likely to have been legitimate.
The guy with an avatar of a racist, murdering, homophobe calling others racist!
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you're an idiot. read witness # 10 testimony. page 4 here for you to find it easily. it's even highlighted in yellow m'kay.
Interview Witness 10
Nope they are Criminal Opportunists, using the protest to steal, ransack and burn down a community.
Ferguson brave: Female manager defends her business from looters (VIDEO)
Stop making sh!t up. Next you claim that Agent Provocateurs started the riots.
Is this guy an agent provocateur?
Will they prosecute him?????? I wonder.....he ain't white or a cop......
LISTEN► Michael Brown s_FATHER "BURN THIS B|TCH DOWN" Sparks Ferguson Looting & Riots ! - YouTube
Will they prosecute him?????? I wonder.....he ain't white or a cop......
LISTEN► Michael Brown s_FATHER "BURN THIS B|TCH DOWN" Sparks Ferguson Looting & Riots ! - YouTube
Michael Brown's stepfather consoled the dead teen's distraught mother after Monday's controversial grand jury announcement and then turned to the crowd of demonstrators, saying, "Burn this motherf---er down" and "Burn this bitch down," according to a New York Times video. The comments by Brown's stepfather, Louis Head, came shortly before an eruption of rage by some protesters over the decision not to indict police Officer Darren Wilson in the August shooting death of 18-year-old Brown in Ferguson, Missouri.
A row of businesses on West Florissant Avenue, a major thoroughfare in the St. Louis suburb, was engulfed in flames Monday night. Police cars and vehicles at a nearby dealership were turned into fireballs. There were so many blazes that firefighters couldn't reach every one.
In The New York Times video, Brown's mother, Lesley McSpadden, is visible in the crowd Monday night in Ferguson.
Crump: Brown family overwhelmed by emotion
McSpadden speaks to the crowd briefly, saying she has lived in the community her whole life and never experienced anything like this.
"I don't do nothing to nobody," she said, crying uncontrollably and placing her hands over her face. Head comforts her before his outburst.
Shouts of "F--- the police" can be heard from the crowd.
CNN is trying to reach Head for comment.
His words were markedly different than those of Michael Brown Sr., who recorded a public service announcement last week, saying that "destroying property is not the answer."
And Monday night the family released a written statement that read, in part: "We respectfully ask that you please keep your protests peaceful. Answering violence with violence is not the appropriate reaction. Let's not just make noise, let's make a difference."
St. Louis Alderman Antonio French told CNN Tuesday that he was nearby when Head made the statements.
"I think he was expressing a sentiment that a lot of folks in that crowd felt and when he said those words, the mood did change and things got a little bit out of control," French said. "There is such anger and emotion around this case."
But French questioned what he said was the "incredibly poor choice" by authorities to announce the grand jury's decision at night. He said there were no police officers or National Guardsmen patrolling one of the hardest-hit stretches on West Florissant Avenue.
At a news conference Tuesday, an attorney for the Brown family, Benjamin Crump, said the Times video captured the couple's "desperation and frustration" over the grand jury decision not to indict Wilson.
Crump said videotaped remarks by Michael Brown's stepfather were inappropriate. But Crump said not to condemn him for being human.
"God forbid your child was killed ... and then they get that just devastating announcement in the manner it was announced, and somebody put a camera in your face," he said. "What would be your immediate reaction?"
The family "understands we all have a responsibility to protect the community," Crump said.
"Nobody is going to condone violence," he said.
A row of businesses on West Florissant Avenue, a major thoroughfare in the St. Louis suburb, was engulfed in flames Monday night. Police cars and vehicles at a nearby dealership were turned into fireballs. There were so many blazes that firefighters couldn't reach every one.
In The New York Times video, Brown's mother, Lesley McSpadden, is visible in the crowd Monday night in Ferguson.
Crump: Brown family overwhelmed by emotion
McSpadden speaks to the crowd briefly, saying she has lived in the community her whole life and never experienced anything like this.
"I don't do nothing to nobody," she said, crying uncontrollably and placing her hands over her face. Head comforts her before his outburst.
Shouts of "F--- the police" can be heard from the crowd.
CNN is trying to reach Head for comment.
His words were markedly different than those of Michael Brown Sr., who recorded a public service announcement last week, saying that "destroying property is not the answer."
And Monday night the family released a written statement that read, in part: "We respectfully ask that you please keep your protests peaceful. Answering violence with violence is not the appropriate reaction. Let's not just make noise, let's make a difference."
St. Louis Alderman Antonio French told CNN Tuesday that he was nearby when Head made the statements.
"I think he was expressing a sentiment that a lot of folks in that crowd felt and when he said those words, the mood did change and things got a little bit out of control," French said. "There is such anger and emotion around this case."
But French questioned what he said was the "incredibly poor choice" by authorities to announce the grand jury's decision at night. He said there were no police officers or National Guardsmen patrolling one of the hardest-hit stretches on West Florissant Avenue.
At a news conference Tuesday, an attorney for the Brown family, Benjamin Crump, said the Times video captured the couple's "desperation and frustration" over the grand jury decision not to indict Wilson.
Crump said videotaped remarks by Michael Brown's stepfather were inappropriate. But Crump said not to condemn him for being human.
"God forbid your child was killed ... and then they get that just devastating announcement in the manner it was announced, and somebody put a camera in your face," he said. "What would be your immediate reaction?"
The family "understands we all have a responsibility to protect the community," Crump said.
"Nobody is going to condone violence," he said.
Maybe if his real Dad had been around, this Moron might not have made the young impressionable thug (and that's what he was) into a gun grabbing idiot.
Burn the motherf_cker down. How telling.
Michael Brown is dead and Darren Wilson walks. That's exactly what you wanted. What are you so surly about?
I would have grabbed the gun and you would have been gunned down without a fight, like a dog.
All this sh it is fine entertainment for Wall Street.
Justice was served in this case. No matter how much some people embraced a lie.
You're surly that "justice was served?" Wow, you're really hard to please.
It's not rocket science, if someone is committing a crime and you fear for your life, it could end up being the perpetrator's problem!
Nope not totally, I say they finish off with a tombstone so people never forget.. :lol:
