CNN: Ferguson grand jury decision expected today

a reply to: Yeahkeepwatchingme

Sorry man I misread your post..

My mistake.. I reread what you said... Thats what I get for reading backwards.

MSNBC just said Governor Nixon is meeting with religious leaders at 4 o'clock.

Maybe some paperwork needs to be "notarized".

And maybe some fine tuning of maps that outline the "free speech" zones are necessary.

www.inquisitr.com... / not much of an update but i guess officer wilson got married today and is apparently in talks with networks over some kind of tv deal

www.christianpost.com... ive-ever-seen-130159/ slighly better update (or atleast more recent)the attorny for mike brown appears to think there were problems with the grand jury

An attorney for the Michael Brown family has blasted the grand jury process as "unfair," ahead of the Darren Wilson verdict announcement. For three months a St. Louis grand jury of 12 (nine white and three black), has been convening to determine whether or not to indict Wilson, who fatally shot 18-year-old Brown in Ferguson on Aug. 9 and civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump said the entire process has been unfair. Jurors are expected to announce their decision any day now and Crump said the Brown family expects to be notified about the verdict six hours prior to the public. "The process is completely unfair," Crump told ABC News. "I just think this process is unlike anything I've ever seen in my 20 years of practice. We don't think it's fair." St. Louis County prosecuting attorney Robert McCulloch has presented the jury with every shred of evidence, including witness testimony, to assist them in deciding Wilson's fate. "If this prosecutor says ... we're not going to recommend any charges, that's different from anything he's done in his past 28 years with grand juries," Crump continued. "Why can't it be equal justice? Why can't we have the same process?"

didnt see any specific reason cited as to why but that appears to be crumps opinion and all of this makes me think that they allready know he wont be indicted

a reply to: RalagaNarHallas

He got married Oct 24.

Here is the scanner feed if anyone is interested.

Ustream.tv

a reply to: whyamIhere

These people (that riot) are not fighting for some righteous cause.

They are fighting for a little bit of justice because taking didn't do very well.

if we allow the police to get away with murdering blacks then it will be us next as we protest to protect out homes from Fracking because the president will had been set.

CNN just tweeted that the Grand Jury has been released and sent home.

a reply to: Kali74

For the day, or have they reached a decision? They weren't sequestered, so this could mean they are just done for the day.

CNN says the Brown "Family" has been "notified".

notified of what ?????

originally posted by: Seek_Truth
Here is the scanner feed if anyone is interested.

Ustream.tv

Thanks.

This is the live stream I've been watching most over the past few months. Rebelutionary_Z. He's not streaming yet but will be.

UStream

a reply to: AgentShillington

I believe released in this usage means they have been released from their duty.

a reply to: Kali74

ah thank you for the correction i saw the 24 and assumed it was today not a month ago.

thefreethoughtproject.com... found this from 27 minutes ago

Ferguson, Missouri – This week, a woman who lives in the Ferguson area had a frustrating experience when she attempted to buy a gun. The woman had been trying to buy a gun from a local store, but during the process it seemed as if the store clerk was stalling. Luckily, she was able to take out her cellphone and record the exchange. First, the woman was told that her application was not filled out properly, then when she returned with the specified corrections, she was told that she couldn’t buy a gun at all, because police had instructed owners of gun shops to lock up and ship out all of their weapons, and not sell to any local customers. Read more at thefreethoughtproject.com...

not to familer with this source but found it looking for more recent links on Ferguson but if it is true has any thing like this happened before with previous riots(rodney king etc ) as i cant remember any time gun stores have refused to sell legal weapons to those who can own them legally before,did this happen during katrina as well(not as informed on that one) or is it because of the state of emergency declared by Governor

a reply to: Kali74

Thank you for that.

I've been looking for a live video source.

-Cheers

a reply to: Vasa Croe

It turned into a murder when a law enforcement officer who feared for his own safety exited the safety of his vehicle and chased someone only to shot and kill him.

I think that officer Wilson acted out of anger.

a reply to: RalagaNarHallas

I read about police instructing dealers to not sell weapons to locals but for the life of me cant remember where I saw.

Likely it was on here. IDK?

a reply to: xuenchen

And maybe some fine tuning of maps that outline the "free speech" zones are necessary.

WOW that's so nice of them to allow little old me to have some free speech without needing a permit or ambulances on standby so long as the crowd is small.

I am lost for words but since when did a man need special permission to speak his mind ?

Free speech without any answers, well they could keep that going all year and still nothing will change.

Benjamin Crump, attorney for the family of Michael Brown: Ferguson grand jury announcement coming Monday evening - @AP

originally posted by: Witness2008
a reply to: Vasa Croe

It turned into a murder when a law enforcement officer who feared for his own safety exited the safety of his vehicle and chased someone only to shot and kill him.

I think that officer Wilson acted out of anger.

Ummm...incorrect....it changed to a justified shooting after brown assaulted the officer in his own vehicle then ran and failed to follow a police order to stop so he could be arrested for breaking the law, attempted murder, strong armed robbery, etc....then decided to charge the cop.

Announcement will be made at 8pm according to ABC

A public announcement of the grand jury's decision is scheduled for 8 p.m.