Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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Nov. 4
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- Police are the problem
- Pastor paves her own way to Ferguson’s frontlines
- The awful police execution of Milton Hall
- Shaun King exposes 3 huge lies the police have told in the shooting death of Darrien Hunt
If this Paul Wieland cat really wants to shut shyt down he should come out in support of Mike Brown. Publicly shyt on Roorda and McCulloch.
Democrats would probably never take back Missouri. Dude would be a super hero.
Even if it's merely a political move it's the right thing to do given who he just defeated.
Fred.
Democrats would probably never take back Missouri. Dude would be a super hero.
Even if it's merely a political move it's the right thing to do given who he just defeated.
Fred.
Nefflum nigga
Bred from insolence
Ferguson demonstrators disrupt Stenger election night party
By Steve Giegerich sgiegerich@post-dispatch.com 314-725-6758
Nov 5, 2014 01:45 AM
CLAYTON • Demonstrators seeking justice for the shooting of an unarmed teen by a Ferguson police officer disrupted the election night party of victorious St. Louis County executive candidate Steve Stenger in a protest that early Wednesday spilled out of a Clayton hotel ballroom and into a downtown street.
Protest organizers say five people were detained in the loud but peaceful demonstration. There was no immediate indication if any charges would be filed.
Demonstrators began filtering into the Sheraton ballroom at the e Sheraton Clayton Plaza ballroom about a half hour after St. Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch arrived and then granted live television interviews from the Stenger reception.
McCulloch, a key Stenger political ally, has been the focus of demonstrators who contend the prosecutor should recuse from the investigation into the Aug. 9 death of Michael Brown.
One of the first protesters on the scene was escorted from the room by police as he approached McCulloch.
The number of protesters had grown to approximately 15 by the time Stenger took the stage shortly after midnight to claim a last minute, skin-tight victory over Republican State Rep. Rick Stream.
As Stenger began his remarks the two-term county councilman was interrupted by the strains of "Whose Side Are You On?" - the 1930s organized labor tune that has become the unofficial anthem of the Ferguson movement - rang through the ballroom.
The candidate's supporters countered by chanting "Stenger, Stenger."
Police then began escorting the demonstrators outside one-by-one.
At one point officers were forced to stand between a protester and an irate Stenger supporter.
Outside the hotel, demonstrators massed on Bonhomme Avenue as police formed a cordon in the Sheraton portico to chant and call for the arrest of Darren Wilson, the officer who fired the fatal shots on a Ferguson street three months ago.
The occasional guest departing the Stenger party shouted attempted to bait the protesters. The group summarily dismissed an attempt by another Stenger supporter to address the demonstrators.
"We want Steve! We want Steve!" the protesters demanded.
A few moments before 1 a.m. the demonstrators departed with a promise to police and party stragglers that "we'll be back."
By Steve Giegerich sgiegerich@post-dispatch.com 314-725-6758
Nov 5, 2014 01:45 AM
CLAYTON • Demonstrators seeking justice for the shooting of an unarmed teen by a Ferguson police officer disrupted the election night party of victorious St. Louis County executive candidate Steve Stenger in a protest that early Wednesday spilled out of a Clayton hotel ballroom and into a downtown street.
Protest organizers say five people were detained in the loud but peaceful demonstration. There was no immediate indication if any charges would be filed.
Demonstrators began filtering into the Sheraton ballroom at the e Sheraton Clayton Plaza ballroom about a half hour after St. Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch arrived and then granted live television interviews from the Stenger reception.
McCulloch, a key Stenger political ally, has been the focus of demonstrators who contend the prosecutor should recuse from the investigation into the Aug. 9 death of Michael Brown.
One of the first protesters on the scene was escorted from the room by police as he approached McCulloch.
The number of protesters had grown to approximately 15 by the time Stenger took the stage shortly after midnight to claim a last minute, skin-tight victory over Republican State Rep. Rick Stream.
As Stenger began his remarks the two-term county councilman was interrupted by the strains of "Whose Side Are You On?" - the 1930s organized labor tune that has become the unofficial anthem of the Ferguson movement - rang through the ballroom.
The candidate's supporters countered by chanting "Stenger, Stenger."
Police then began escorting the demonstrators outside one-by-one.
At one point officers were forced to stand between a protester and an irate Stenger supporter.
Outside the hotel, demonstrators massed on Bonhomme Avenue as police formed a cordon in the Sheraton portico to chant and call for the arrest of Darren Wilson, the officer who fired the fatal shots on a Ferguson street three months ago.
The occasional guest departing the Stenger party shouted attempted to bait the protesters. The group summarily dismissed an attempt by another Stenger supporter to address the demonstrators.
"We want Steve! We want Steve!" the protesters demanded.
A few moments before 1 a.m. the demonstrators departed with a promise to police and party stragglers that "we'll be back."
Ghost_In_A_Shell
Talk No Jutsu
GJ still hearing evidence, McCoullough says should be done mid to end of Nov
http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2014/11/05/mcculloch-michael-brown-grand-jury-still-hearing-evidence/
http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2014/11/05/mcculloch-michael-brown-grand-jury-still-hearing-evidence/
Nefflum nigga
Bred from insolence
Michael Brown's parents heading to UN committee on torture
By Jeremy Kohler jkohler@post-dispatch.com 314-340-8337
Nov 4, 2014 11:15 PM
The parents of Michael Brown are going to a United Nations meeting in Switzerland to speak against civil rights violations, racial profiling and police violence in the United States, according to a St. Louis University assistant law professor who is helping organize the trip.
Lesley McSpadden and Michael Brown Sr. will speak before the 53rd Session of the United Nations Committee Against Torture in Geneva on Nov. 12 and 13, said the professor, Justin Hansford, who has been active in Ferguson protests. He said Brown’s parents are taking their grievances to a world stage because they feel they have not gotten justice from state, local and federal governments in the death of their son, who was fatally shot by Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson on Aug. 9.
Hansford said Brown’s parents are being sponsored by the U.S. Human Rights Network, a nonprofit network of human rights groups. Hansford and others have set up a website to collect donations to send protesters to the conference, he said. Plans for the trip are spelled out on the website fergusontogeneva.org.
McSpadden and Brown could not immediately be reached for comment. Their lawyer, Anthony D. Gray, said they planned to leave Nov. 10.
Hansford said he helped the Brown family get an audience by submitting a paper earlier this fall. He said he hopes the committee helps encourage authorities to take a less militarized approach in their response to future unrest. “The world community will look at it through a human rights lens this time,” he said.
The Committee against Torture, made up of 10 human rights experts from around the world, monitors an agreement by certain nations not to engage in torture or other inhumane treatment.
By Jeremy Kohler jkohler@post-dispatch.com 314-340-8337
Nov 4, 2014 11:15 PM
The parents of Michael Brown are going to a United Nations meeting in Switzerland to speak against civil rights violations, racial profiling and police violence in the United States, according to a St. Louis University assistant law professor who is helping organize the trip.
Lesley McSpadden and Michael Brown Sr. will speak before the 53rd Session of the United Nations Committee Against Torture in Geneva on Nov. 12 and 13, said the professor, Justin Hansford, who has been active in Ferguson protests. He said Brown’s parents are taking their grievances to a world stage because they feel they have not gotten justice from state, local and federal governments in the death of their son, who was fatally shot by Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson on Aug. 9.
Hansford said Brown’s parents are being sponsored by the U.S. Human Rights Network, a nonprofit network of human rights groups. Hansford and others have set up a website to collect donations to send protesters to the conference, he said. Plans for the trip are spelled out on the website fergusontogeneva.org.
McSpadden and Brown could not immediately be reached for comment. Their lawyer, Anthony D. Gray, said they planned to leave Nov. 10.
Hansford said he helped the Brown family get an audience by submitting a paper earlier this fall. He said he hopes the committee helps encourage authorities to take a less militarized approach in their response to future unrest. “The world community will look at it through a human rights lens this time,” he said.
The Committee against Torture, made up of 10 human rights experts from around the world, monitors an agreement by certain nations not to engage in torture or other inhumane treatment.
the cac mamba
Veteran
disagree breh
that was an immediate, instant, no idea they were being filmed, completely REAL reaction to the event that happened and the best video evidence we have of what took place. and frankly, it looked terrible for the pig
add Dontre Hamilton to the list
KingTut
Green diamonds like a dill pickle
Shoutout to that Police chief for putting his foot down though. fukk the police union.
, but the da still aint do shyt 
Ghost_In_A_Shell
Talk No Jutsu
Knicksman20
Superstar
yeah, im gonna tweet at him and be like "are you really about that life or just a twitter tough guy?"
don't be stupid...
the cac mamba
Veteran
that shot at 1:04 made me fukkin furious
no one DESERVES to be a fukkin police officer. you fukk up, youre done, end of story. this fakkit should be glad hes not in jail