Mike Brown Grand Jury decision thread. DECISION: NO CHARGES AGAINST DARREN WILSON!!

KingsnBucs1987

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Now they're saying there's physical evidence that Brown moved toward the officer, a blood trail from 21 to 22 ft.

kinda interesting leaving that tidbit out for so long :ehh:

That's what I'm saying, if Brown was shot near the car, and started to run away, wouldn't that leave a bloodtrail away from the car since he's retreating?
 

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you fukking idiot you think snitching is wrong? that makes you a real black person? :camby: Them italians dont give a fukk about black people fukk them, al did the right thing.

Your dumb ass is white for sure a plant, promoting criminality and urging black people to look the other way. :scust:

White people damn sure didn't snitch on Officer Wilson or Zimmerman though. Or when people got lynched way back then, they never told who did it until the person was on their deathbed. But OK. :skip:
 

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That's what I'm saying, if Brown was shot near the car, and started to run away, wouldn't that leave a bloodtrail away from the car since he's retreating?

naw he got shot and ran toward the officer to continue his attack :troll:
 

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
National Bar Association
November 24, 2014

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THE NATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION RESPONDS TO THE GRAND JURY’S DECISION NOT TO INDICT POLICE OFFICER DARREN WILSON IN THE SHOOTING DEATH OF MICHAEL BROWN

WASHINGTON, DC – The National Bar Association is questioning how the Grand Jury, considering the evidence before them, could reach the conclusion that Darren Wilson should not be indicted and tried for the shooting death of Michael Brown. National Bar Association President Pamela J. Meanes expresses her sincere disappointment with the outcome of the Grand Jury’s decision but has made it abundantly clear that the National Bar Association stands firm and will be calling on the U.S. Department of Justice to pursue federal charges against officer Darren Wilson. “We will not rest until Michael Brown and his family has justice” states Pamela Meanes, President of the National Bar Association.

President Meanes is requesting that the citizens of Ferguson, Missouri not allow this decision to cause an unnecessary uproar in the community that could lead to arrests, injuries or even deaths of innocent people. “I am asking for everyone to remain as calm as possible and to join in solidarity as we continue to support the family of Michael Brown and put our legal plan into full effect” says President Meanes “I feel the magnitude of the grand jury’s ruling as Ferguson, Missouri is only minutes from where I reside”, adds President Meanes.

Over the last couple of months, the National Bar Association has hosted Town Hall meetings informing attendees of their Fourth Amendment (Search & Seizure) constitutional rights, whether it is legal to record police activity, and how citizens should behave/respond if and when they interface with police officers. “The death of Michael Brown was the last straw and the catalyst for addressing issues of inequality and racial bias in policing, the justice system, and violence against members of minority communities,” states Pamela Meanes.

The family of Michael Brown requested that District Attorney McCullough step aside and allow a special prosecutor be assigned to the investigation to give the community confidence that the grand jury would conduct a complete and thorough investigation into the tragic shooting death of 18 year old Michael Brown. The grand jury’s decision confirms the fear that many expressed months ago — that a fair and impartial investigation would not happen.

“The National Bar Association is adamant about our desire for transformative justice. While we are disappointed with the grand jury’s ruling, we are promoting peace on every street corner around the world. The only way to foster systemic change is to organize, educate, and mobilize. We are imploring everyone to fight against the injustice in Ferguson, Missouri and throughout the United States by banding together and working within the confines of the law,” states President Meanes.

For complaints related to Ferguson, please contact the FBI 24 Hour Hotline at 314-589-2500.

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The National Bar Association was founded in 1925 and is the nation's oldest and largest national network of predominantly African-American attorneys and judges. It represents the interests of approximately 60,000 lawyers, judges, law professors and law students.The NBA is organized around 23 substantive law sections, 9 divisions, 12 regions and 80 affiliate chapters throughout the United States and around the world. For more information, visit: www.nationalbar.org

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even the lowest forms of human on earth are calling bs...
 

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I'm watching the press conference at the church, it was handled so well & when that blogger tried to fukk things up Al Sharpton hit him with the :ufdup: then another a$$hole gone try & ask about Mike Brown's step dad's initial reaction saying to burn Furguson down & that dude was told basically to shut the fukk up & get back to him when his child is gunned down and the killer walks. That was handled very well.

:mjcry: Al Sharpton said it was 8 years ago that Sean Bell was killed...
 

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Arguing about Al is pointless. But damn black people lack direction. This whole "we don't need leaders" movement is kinda dumb. Because it's clear as day we don't have a consistent voice or direction as a people on issues like that.

And if anyone is curious, my official stance on Jesse and Al is: "I give them respect for actually being out there IN the movement for a number of years. They've put in work. That's more than I can say for myself or anyone else I know. Nobody is perfect so they'll always at least get my respect."

It's like black folks focus more on the character assassinations than anything else. That's all part of the white man's plan.
 
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