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originally posted by: spirited75
a reply to: Mikeultra
that is the cop who shot the poor black kid
originally posted by: spirited75
a reply to: LDragonFire
the police condition before he shot and killed the angel winged criminal mike brown.
originally posted by: spirited75
a reply to: Mikeultra
that is the cop who shot the poor black kid
originally posted by: Dolby_X
a reply to: spirited75
yeah right ... nice random pic from the net
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originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: Greven
The brown second degree murder charge that was a completely different person
originally posted by: Greven
a reply to: Mikeultra
spirited75
You should be ashamed of spreading this lie around.
originally posted by: Greven
a reply to: spirited75
Nothing you just wrote is verified as fact except for part of the last line: "police shoot and kill."
You have continually promoted the spread of ignorance in this and other threads, even here when you are demonstrably wrong you do not apologize but only continue as you were. Why?
As they ran through a cloud of tear gas during demonstrations in Ferguson, Missouri, on Monday, Andre Ellis, 17, linked arms with Graig “Shine” Cook, a self-identified Bloods gang member who’d befriended him two nights earlier. “What we doing now that they gassed us?” asked Ellis, the Bloods’s newest recruit, half his face covered with a red handkerchief traditionally worn by the gang’s members. “Should we go home?” “Nah, we going to get more batch,” said Cook, using a slang term for the mixture of gasoline and nail polish remover that a handful of protesters had used to make the Molotov cocktails they’d hurled at police. “Then we coming back on them bitches.”
Ellis followed Cook down a side street littered with spent bullet casings. There, half a dozen Bloods members and their friends had stashed the flammable “batch” mix. “We all about hitting them [police] hard tonight,” Cook, a St. Louis resident, told the others. “This a war right now.” “Word,” said Ellis, a Ferguson native, grabbing one of the freshly assembled Molotov cocktails. “"I’m down for whatever with y’all.” That exchange illustrates a little-noticed outgrowth of the unrest spurred by the Aug. 9 fatal shooting of unarmed black teen Michael Brown by a white police officer. Amid the widespread anger and heightened racial tensions here, several dozen young men, including Ellis—most between the ages of 16 and 19—have joined up with the Bloods, the Crips and other criminal gangs in the St. Louis area, according to several gang members, police officers, community activists and local residents.
According to his account to the Ferguson police, Officer Wilson said that Mr. Brown had lowered his arms and moved toward him, law enforcement officials said. Fearing that the teenager was going to attack him, the officer decided to use deadly force.