Bob wrote:I just started reading it and it's already torture. These people are about half literate.
Omg thats funny!
Bob wrote:I just started reading it and it's already torture. These people are about half literate.
Bob wrote:By the way, if anyone else is masochistic enough to want to do this, here it all is.
http://apps.stlpublicradio.org/ferguson-project/evidence.html
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knothead wrote:My last post on this topic I SWEAR!
I want to say that many of our LEOs are not up to the task because of physical limitations. That said, Officer Wilson stated he feared for his life and consequently took action that was fatal for what? Because he was scared?
Wilson chose the wrong line of work . . . .
knothead wrote:My last post on this topic I SWEAR!
I want to say that many of our LEOs are not up to the task because of physical limitations. That said, Officer Wilson stated he feared for his life and consequently took action that was fatal for what? Because he was scared?
Wilson chose the wrong line of work . . . .
The Dude wrote:Thats fucking absurd this kid/thug was only a victim of his. Own actions and decisions so ban me.
The thugs in Ferguson are no different than the thugs here who looted downtown after Ivan. The only thing after Ivan that stood between my buildings etc and them were loaded shotguns, it is all they understand and if you don't think so you are one more fool
knothead wrote:My last post on this topic I SWEAR!
I want to say that many of our LEOs are not up to the task because of physical limitations. That said, Officer Wilson stated he feared for his life and consequently took action that was fatal for what? Because he was scared?
Wilson chose the wrong line of work . . . .
Damaged Eagle wrote:knothead wrote:My last post on this topic I SWEAR!
I want to say that many of our LEOs are not up to the task because of physical limitations. That said, Officer Wilson stated he feared for his life and consequently took action that was fatal for what? Because he was scared?
Wilson chose the wrong line of work . . . .
I see... So unless the police are all built like pro wrestlers and can whip most anyone's butts they're in the wrong kind of work and should seek other employment.
*****CHUCKLE*****
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ljy6PTbX9I
TEOTWAWKI wrote:Damaged Eagle wrote:knothead wrote:My last post on this topic I SWEAR!
I want to say that many of our LEOs are not up to the task because of physical limitations. That said, Officer Wilson stated he feared for his life and consequently took action that was fatal for what? Because he was scared?
Wilson chose the wrong line of work . . . .
I see... So unless the police are all built like pro wrestlers and can whip most anyone's butts they're in the wrong kind of work and should seek other employment.
*****CHUCKLE*****
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ljy6PTbX9I
Pray tell what about the cop girls.
The Dude wrote:And you snatch your rattling last breaths
with deep-sea-diver sounds,
and the flowers bloom like
madness in the spring.
Damaged Eagle wrote:TEOTWAWKI wrote:Damaged Eagle wrote:knothead wrote:My last post on this topic I SWEAR!
I want to say that many of our LEOs are not up to the task because of physical limitations. That said, Officer Wilson stated he feared for his life and consequently took action that was fatal for what? Because he was scared?
Wilson chose the wrong line of work . . . .
I see... So unless the police are all built like pro wrestlers and can whip most anyone's butts they're in the wrong kind of work and should seek other employment.
*****CHUCKLE*****
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ljy6PTbX9I
Pray tell what about the cop girls.
There be girls in pro wrestling... I seen em'!
*****CHUCKLE*****
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkC1Nze-1CA
Damaged Eagle wrote:The Dude wrote:And you snatch your rattling last breaths
with deep-sea-diver sounds,
and the flowers bloom like
madness in the spring.
Yep!
*****CHUCKLE*****
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7-EEGiABBU
The Dude wrote:Damaged Eagle wrote:The Dude wrote:And you snatch your rattling last breaths
with deep-sea-diver sounds,
and the flowers bloom like
madness in the spring.
Yep!
*****CHUCKLE*****
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7-EEGiABBU
That's f----g poetry there!
TEOTWAWKI wrote:I said a curse word when OJ got off..does that make me a bad white person ?
Bob wrote:Floridatexan wrote:http://www.vox.com/2014/11/25/7281165/darren-wilsons-story-side/in/7041840
Officer Darren Wilson's story is unbelievable. Literally.
http://www.vox.com/2014/11/24/7175967/darren-wilson-charges-michael-brown-ferguson
Why Darren Wilson wasn't charged for killing Michael Brown
If only four of the grand jurors agreed that there wasn't enough evidence to indict, there would be no indictment.
Police have wide latitude when deciding whether a threat of force exists...it's up to the discretion of the officer.
"...McCulloch, the St. Louis County prosecutor, had a lot of discretion when it came to how to handle this case, and he used it in ways that experts said could have made an indictment less likely.
Instead of telling the grand jury what charges Wilson should face and letting the jurors hear from a detective or a couple of main witnesses, McCulloch chose to present them with every single piece of available evidence and hear every single witness — "every scrap of evidence," as he put it — and let them decide for themselves.
Alex Little, a former federal prosecutor who spent six years trying violent crimes, including homicides, told Vox's Amanda Taub in August that the strategy raised concerns about McCulloch's commitment to seeking justice in the case:
So when a District Attorney says, in effect, "we'll present the evidence and let the grand jury decide," that's malarkey. If he takes that approach, then he's already decided to abdicate his role in the process as an advocate for justice. At that point, there's no longer a prosecutor in the room guiding the grand jurors, and — more importantly — no state official acting on behalf of the victim, Michael Brown...
Then, when you add to the mix that minorities are notoriously underrepresented on grand juries, you have the potential for nullification — of a grand jury declining to bring charges even when there is sufficient probable cause. That's the real danger to this approach.
Kevin Curran, president of the Missouri Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, told Vox that the choice to use this tactic instead of presenting "an advocate's case" — which McCulloch could have done by arguing for one ore more specific charges against Wilson using a few key witness statements — made an indictment much less likely..."
"...And the sheer volume of evidence they heard made it more likely that they'd be left to grapple with the type of conflicting statements that could lead them to conclude that there was not probable cause that a crime had occurred, Curran said.
In an interview Vox's Amanda Taub conducted with David Rudovsky, an expert in police prosecutions, he explained that various stages of the criminal justice process — from being investigated by police peers, to being prosecuted by attorneys who work closely with police, to natural jury bias toward law enforcement — makes it rather rare for cops to go to jail for misconduct on the job. This plays out not just in Ferguson, but across the nation.
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(read the rest at site)
All we've ever heard about Grand Juries is that they will do anything a prosecutor wishes them to do which makes them an unnecessary exercise in rubber stamping whatever the prosecutor wants the outcome to be.
And now, when a prosecutor presents ALL the potential testimony and evidence and actually lets a panel of citizens be the judge, we're told the prosecutor SHOULD HAVE instead made the Grand Jurors be his rubber stamp.
This is all so surreal. lol
knothead wrote:My last post on this topic I SWEAR!
I want to say that many of our LEOs are not up to the task because of physical limitations. That said, Officer Wilson stated he feared for his life and consequently took action that was fatal for what? Because he was scared?
Wilson chose the wrong line of work . . . .
Floridatexan wrote:
Ever heard of a doc dump?
Bob wrote:Floridatexan wrote:
Ever heard of a doc dump?
Yes I have. In fact last night I started to read the document dump. But I didn't get far into it before my eyes started to bleed.
So rather than keep reading it, I will defer to bds on the witness testimony.
I'm getting burned out with the tv coverage. It's nonstop. Time for me to move on to something else. Something which hopefully has nothing to do with race. I'm really sick of hearing about race.
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