Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
About the guns, why it's important to have them and the paperwork
I just put in my request for a handgun permit during my lunch break
Proof pic later when I get home
get your shyts ready brehs
You getting a conceal carrry breh? In my state I can purchase legally whenever I want. I'd need a license to conceal carry though. Might get one after I purchase a few weapons.
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Then we need to bring this motherfukker back because we are looking weak as fukk right now.
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Read that at least one school was closed for the day.
Could you imagine a black parent that's a c00n explaining to their 7 year old son why he can stay home today :brehwow:
Reverend Jesse Jackson
Somebody I Am
It is gonna take a whole lot of brothas to change their mindset collectively for the community.
Here you need a permit to purchase a handgun only, rifles and shottys you can get whenever
Yup going to get that conceal and carry permit ASAP
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Honestly the reason we don't have a trained militia now is because all of us have been sitting down waiting for the next man to move.
Black vets waiting for black citizens to ask for training
Black citizens waiting for black vets to offer training
It's like we want to give the least amount of work possible to try to fix this problem
- F.B.I. Opens Inquiry Into Police Killing of St. Louis Teenager
By ALAN BLINDERAUG. 11, 2014
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Looting Erupts in Missouri After Vigil
Looting Erupts in Missouri After Vigil
Crowds smashed car windows and looted stores following a vigil for an unarmed teenager who was shot and killed by a police officer in Ferguson, Mo., a suburb of St. Louis.
Publish Date August 11, 2014. Image CreditDavid Carson/St. Louis Post-Dispatch, via Associated Press
The Federal Bureau of Investigation said on Monday that it had opened an inquiry into the weekend shooting death of an unarmed black teenager by a police officer that sparked a night of looting and vandalism in Ferguson, Mo., a suburb of St. Louis.
Special Agent Cheryl Mimura, of the F.B.I.'s office in St. Louis, said that the agency had begun an investigation into possible civil rights violations connected to the death of Michael Brown, 18, who had been planning to begin college classes on Monday.
The circumstances of Mr. Brown’s death remained in sharp dispute two days after he was killed by a police officer in Ferguson, a city of about 21,000 northwest of St. Louis. The police have said an officer, who has not been identified, was “physically assaulted” before opening fire early Saturday afternoon. The authorities also said there had been a struggle “over the officer’s weapon.”
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Related Coverage- Outrage Over Teenager’s Death Erupts on Social MediaAUG. 11, 2014
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Police Say Mike Brown Was Killed After Struggle for Gun in St. Louis SuburbAUG. 10, 2014
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A woman lit a candle at a vigil for an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson, Mo., on Sunday. Credit Whitney Curtis for The New York Times
On Monday, Chief Jon Belmar of the St. Louis County Police said that an autopsy had shown that Mr. Brown had been “struck several times by gunfire.”
Chief Belmar’s agency has been leading the investigation, and Special Agent Mimura said the county police would continue their work as the F.B.I. conducted its review.
At a news conference on Monday, Chief Belmar pleaded for the public’s patience.
“I understand that the public has a right to be skeptical, and I appreciate that and I would expect that the public be skeptical oftentimes of government or some forms of it,” he said. “But I would also ask the public to be reasonable because it takes a long time to make sure we do this investigation the right way.”
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Carissa McGraw and other protestors raised their hands and turned their backs to the police in protest. Credit Whitney Curtis for The New York Times
In Washington, a Justice Department spokeswoman, Dena Iverson, said on Monday that Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. had instructed lawyers in the Civil Rights Division to monitor developments in the shooting.
Officials on Monday were also absorbing the consequences of what they said was an unprecedented night of chaos for Ferguson.
“I’ve been doing this 28 years,” the chief said. “Not only have I never seen anything like this, I’ve never even heard about it in the history of St. Louis.”
A vigil on Sunday for Mr. Brown was followed by angry demonstrations overnight after protesters took to the streets, looting stores, vandalizing cars and confronting the police. Crowd of protesters flooded the streets near the scene of the shooting, some of them chanting “No justice, no peace.”
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Protesters turned their backs to law enforcement officials following the vigil. Credit Whitney Curtis for The New York Times
Still images and videos captured on cellphones and posted on social media sites, as well as local news media reports, appeared to show people spray-painting and looting a number of stores. In one television report, people could be seen running away from a store with their arms full of shoes. A convenience store could be seen burning in a video posted by The St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The protesters were met by hundreds of police officers in riot gear, carrying rifles and shields, as well as by K-9 units. Chief Belmar said at the news conference that police stepped in after the looting and vandalism began. A small group, he said, broke off from the protest and began the violence
Officer Brian Schellman, a spokesman for the county police, said 32 people were arrested. He also said two police officers were injured, including one who was struck by a brick.
In a series of posts on Twitter, Chief D. Samuel Dotson III of the Metropolitan Police Department in St. Louis said the city’s officers were among the law enforcement officials working overnight “to calm the situation in Ferguson.”
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Protesters looted stores after a confrontation with police. Credit Whitney Curtis for The New York Times
St. Louis, Chief Dotson said, sent its tactical team to Ferguson and was also providing officers for southern St. Louis County, which was understaffed as officials worked to manage the violence elsewhere.
Law enforcement officials said they were mapping out plans Monday to prepare for the threat of renewed trouble, even as Mayor James Knowles III of Ferguson warned that reconciliation would be difficult if violence continued in his city.
“We have an issue here, we have a young man who is dead and we need to get to the bottom of it, and we need to heal as a community,” Mr. Knowles told CNN. “We’re not going to do that if people are rioting.”
Chief Belmar said posts on social media may have fueled Sunday’s outbreak of violence.
“Fifteen years ago, 10 years ago, maybe even five years ago, we wouldn’t have had the issue with social media’s impact on this crime spree,” he said.
Mr. Brown’s family said that he had been walking to his grandmother’s house when the shooting occurred and that his body had remained in the street for some time, guarded by the police, while neighbors gathered in the area.
Mr. Brown had just graduated from high school and was planning to attend Vatterott College, his mother, Lesley McSpadden, told reporters. His family has retained Benjamin Crump, the lawyer who represented Trayvon Martin’s relatives.
“You took my son away from me,” Ms. McSpadden told the television news station KMOV. “Do you know how hard it was for me to get him to stay in school and graduate? You know how many black men graduate? Not many. Because you bring them down to this type of level, where they feel like they don’t got nothing to live for anyway. ‘They’re going to try to take me out anyway.' ”
Ashley Southall, Julie Bosman and Emma G. Fitzsimmons contributed reporting.
remember people you must show restraint and compassion dignified enough for an armed man, with armed partners in tow, gunning down an unarmed 17 yo who is running in fear, until he is good and dead. You must rise to this level of cool collected level-headedness, it is only just, even and fair. For if not you may be seen as barbaric or evil or stupid even...
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you need to understand the insanity, you won't understand the "queer" manifestations of the anger, until you understand the insanity
anyone got the police scanner link ?
FatherSimp
Enough white hoes to last me thru ATL
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Nothin poppin off at this point
how simple is it? i was lookong at the requirements for the MD state permit and they were talking abt i neededAbout the guns, why it's important to have them and the paperwork
I just put in my request for a handgun permit during my lunch break
Proof pic later when I get home
"good and substantial reason" to carry
meaning one of these 5 scenarios: