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I say let it explode. The police should withdraw and let the community go as it may. It's obvious the community does not want the police presence there anyway. It will burn itself out one way or another.
originally posted by: kalunom
If this is true and Wilson is not charged, Ferguson is going to explode. Even if this is not true and it starts circulating - Ferguson is going to explode.
originally posted by: Bilk22
I say let it explode. The police should withdraw and let the community go as it may. It's obvious the community does not want the police presence there anyway. It will burn itself out one way or another.
originally posted by: kalunom
If this is true and Wilson is not charged, Ferguson is going to explode. Even if this is not true and it starts circulating - Ferguson is going to explode.
Maybe, just maybe, the good and fair-minded people of that community will prevail instead of the larcenous, violent and bigoted people who are influencing the the conversation. Maybe they'll start to police their own community and demand civility.
originally posted by: Libertygal
a reply to: Greven
Wrong. Johnson was not an accomplice. Stop
claiming that he was.
Additionally, by making this argument, you are
accusing the Ferguson Chief of Police of lying.
URGENT - Missouri Dorian Johnson No Robbery Charges
Lies.
www.nationaljournal.com...
Dorian Johnson, the man police have said they believe was Brown's accomplice in the robbery, has been cleared of criminal wrongdoing, Jackson said.
The police cheif used the word accomplice AFTER clearing him of wrongdoing in the burglary.
Big fat cluestick.
That did NOT clear him of charges in a capitol offense of felony murder if he is charged by any other agency. He can still be charged by police, as well, UNLESS, and until, he gains immunity for his testimony.
HIS word. NOT MINE.
"We have determined he [Johnson] committed no crime," Ferguson Police Chief Thomas Jackson said Friday.