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originally posted by: GogoVicMorrow
originally posted by: KezigluBey
originally posted by: GogoVicMorrow
Most important is the fact that the store owners didnt call. I don't see why a customer would.
We need to hear that 911 report.
Unless the store owner was afraid of retaliation... If I saw someone calling 911 in my store, I would not place a call knowing that the call would be pointless.
That doesn't hold water as allegedly a customer made the call. I personally doubt a call was made. We didn't hear that until after the witness gave the story and the footage came out. That guy runs a business in a tough area.. he isn't going to be afraid to call on a punk that grabbed him.
originally posted by: GogoVicMorrow
originally posted by: Mikeultra
a reply to: GogoVicMorrow
No I think he deserved to die for punching a cop and trying to get his gun. Karma is both good and bad. Mike was being a bad man, so bad karma got him.
There is no proof of that.
And the crime scene contradicts that. You are just buying the police' story.
If he was close enough to cause the police gun to go off in the car then why did he die at such a distance from the cop?
The reason? Because the cop misfired in his car trying to unholster his weapon while inside his cruiser like an idiot. Then he murdered an unarmed man.
Regardless.. doesn't explain the call, and nothing that happened in the store justified the shooting.
originally posted by: Domo1
originally posted by: GogoVicMorrow
originally posted by: Mikeultra
a reply to: GogoVicMorrow
No I think he deserved to die for punching a cop and trying to get his gun. Karma is both good and bad. Mike was being a bad man, so bad karma got him.
There is no proof of that.
And the crime scene contradicts that. You are just buying the police' story.
If he was close enough to cause the police gun to go off in the car then why did he die at such a distance from the cop?
The reason? Because the cop misfired in his car trying to unholster his weapon while inside his cruiser like an idiot. Then he murdered an unarmed man.
WOW. I'm impressed how much you know about forensics! Especially without having even really seen the scene!
Let's stop throwing wild allegations around already. This goes for the people claiming the cop murdered someone in the street and the people saying Mike Brown was a thug. We don't know much, we know what we know, and we should all know it isn't enough to call someone a murderer or say that someone was a punk.
ALL I WANT TO KNOW IS WHO CALLED AND LETS HEAR THE REPORT. I don't really even doubt he stole cigars (thought he could've paid and had a disagreement over something else) and i know he assaulted the clerk. BUT the clerk and storeowner didnt call. So who did and lets hear it. Because if no call was made giving Browns description the officer had no reason to return to Brown. Keep in mind he approached them once then drove on, then came back.
originally posted by: Mikeultra
a reply to: GogoVicMorrow
Huntington, WV... OK got it. I used to drive a truck between Boston to Chicago once a week. I had stops in Albany, Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Ann Arbor, Kalamazoo, and Chicago. Only once in Detroit while at a public phone, I got the feeling I was about to be attacked, ended the call and drove off. All of the cities I've listed with the exception of Ann Arbor have their hellish areas. I've been around quite a bit in this country. So Ive seen a lot of the crime issues. It was fun arguing with you!