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FERGUSON, Mo. - The Ferguson Market where Brown allegedly stole from Saturday says it remains committed to the community and it hopes the community will remain committed to it. The market's attorney says it has been in the Ferguson community for many years and is the type of place where customers and employees all know one another. Friday, the market's attorney said the owners intend to keep it that way.
"It's not about them. They didn't call the police, they didn't ask the police to come and take the video," said attorney Jay Kanzler.
originally posted by: LDragonFire
FERGUSON, Mo. - The Ferguson Market where Brown allegedly stole from Saturday says it remains committed to the community and it hopes the community will remain committed to it. The market's attorney says it has been in the Ferguson community for many years and is the type of place where customers and employees all know one another. Friday, the market's attorney said the owners intend to keep it that way.
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This story has more twists than any other story I have witnessed. According to Ferguson Market. they didn't call the police on Brown, a customer did. That didn't stop the police from taking there surveillance footage.
"It's not about them. They didn't call the police, they didn't ask the police to come and take the video," said attorney Jay Kanzler.
So police can enter a business and just take there video?
originally posted by: michaelbrux
its clear that the cop who pulled the trigger acted in self defense.
originally posted by: Bone75
a reply to: rickymouse
Shoplifting is when you slip a few cigars in your pocket when the clerk is looking the other way. This was more along the lines of robbery or extortion.
"Regardless of the petty crime he was allegedly involved in, nobody deserves to be gunned down like that, nobody; white, black, other, nobody," she said.
FERGUSON, MO (KTVI) – The entire front windows of the Ferguson Market has been broken out by looters overnight. Looters carried items off of store shelved over and over. They even carried out the cash register.
Earlier Friday night St. Louis County police were standing guard in the store’s parking lot. They were told to stand down. Then, looters walked out of the store with most of the merchandise.
Store owners are frustrated. They have showed up with weapons to protect their property.