Daily Commentary – Thursday, August 21, 2014 – Protesters Throw Urine and Bottles at Police in Ferguson, MO

• Hiding in the media area, one even chanted “it’s time to kill a cop”

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2 Responses to “Daily Commentary – Thursday, August 21, 2014 – Protesters Throw Urine and Bottles at Police in Ferguson, MO”

1. kashakemon on August 21st, 2014 4:06 pm

   This isn’t what protesting should be about. obama needs to call a halt to all of this, NOW. Sharpton said we have had enough, enough of what….sorry a**hole….we’ve had enough!!!! Get the protestors off the streets. They are even arriving from out of town and they are going to destroy this community and all the people in it.

   Brown walking down the middle of the road with stolen goods in his hands after slamming a clerk and pushed her into a display case, 1/3 his size or smaller. Brown is 6’4″ and 294 lbs. Assault’s a law enforcement police officer in his cruiser, who’s representing the law, wearing his badge, his uniform, Brown fractured his eye socket and more, struggles him for his gun because office Darren asked them to not walk down the middle of the road blocking traffic, Why did Brown want his gun, so he could shoot him? Of course…..!

   As far as can be seen officer Wilson acted in the line of duty. He very well could of been killed. All because of some unruly arrogant punk who became even more of a criminal after the robbery.

   shsrpton should be arrested for inciting a riot and instilling words of hate into the minds of the protestors. Activating violence by stirring up anger. But not one word said about what Brown did. So he thinks Brown’s behavior is acceptable. Hell no!!!!

2. L.Price on August 23rd, 2014 10:33 am

   Firstly: collect information accurately

   1. No one from the store that Michael Brown was in called to report a robbery.

   2. Complete footage reveals he paid for the cigarellettos. The altercation happens because the store clerk gets mad that he did not replace the items he couldn’t afford. He put his hands on Mr. Brown first.

   3. CNN refuted that claim that Darren Wilson, the police officer, eye was broken. He went to a hospital to be treated for face inflammation. He was not beaten.

   4.Mr. Brown did not have a criminal record.

   5. Darren W. did not know that Mr. Brown was supposedly involved in a robbery (reminder: the altercation was called in my another person in the store)

   6. No back up was called for after Darren W. shoot Mr. Brown, and a police report was not filed for 10 days after the incident happened. (do you really think it’s because they couldn’t find a pen?). This police report will come under close scrutiny and may not be admitted into evidence because of the delay in time – the justifiable fear being that the report is proctored.

   7. The unfortunate truth is that the Ferguson police department has a history and seemingly culture of police abuse. You can look for yourself at their records of complaints and settlements. At least two police officers have been suspended from that department due to previous rants posted on social media, including one ostracizing women who call for domestic violence.

   8. Darren W. comes from a spotty background (since the previous comment refers to character). His mother was a criminal, check the records and articles including NY Times.

   I highly doubt if you will post these comments. As I suspect you may be bias.
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   SM: Who is bias? The entire “Hands Up” is nothing but bullsh#t. It never happened. Yes, Michael Brown did rob a store and assaulted the store owner in the process.

   The inconvenient (and tragic) truths
   http://nypost.com/2014/11/26/the-inconvenient-and-tragic-truths/

   The bitter irony of the Michael Brown case is that if he had actually put his hands up and said don’t shoot, he would almost certainly be alive today.

   His family would have been spared an unspeakable loss, and Ferguson, Mo., wouldn’t have experienced multiple bouts of rioting, including the torching of at least a dozen businesses the night it was announced that Officer Darren Wilson wouldn’t be charged with a crime.

   Instead, the credible evidence suggests that Michael Brown — after a petty act of robbery at a local business — attacked Wilson when the officer stopped him on the street. Brown punched Wilson when the officer was still in his patrol car and attempted to take his gun from him.

   Autopsy report, read it you may learn something.
   http://www.stltoday.com/online/pdf-autopsy-report-for-michael-brown/pdf_ce018d0c-5998-11e4-b700-001a4bcf6878.html

   News flash … rob a store and attack the police will get you shot no matter what color you are.

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