Police Lied -- Mike Brown Was Killed 148 Feet Away from Darren Wilson's SUV

[WeToddDid2]

Perhaps you should read it dumb ass.

https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/471/1/case.html

Without in any way disparaging the importance of these goals, we are not convinced that the use of deadly force is a sufficiently productive means of accomplishing them to justify the killing of nonviolent suspects.

The fact is that a majority of police departments

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in this country have forbidden the use of deadly force against nonviolent suspects.

Where the suspect poses no immediate threat to the officer and no threat to others, the harm resulting from failing to apprehend him does not justify the use of deadly force to do so.

PLEASE READ THE BELOW QUOTE

It is not, however, unconstitutional on its face. Where the officer has probable cause to believe that the suspect poses a threat of serious physical harm, either to the officer or to others, it is not constitutionally unreasonable to prevent escape by using deadly force. Thus, if the suspect threatens the officer with a weapon or there is probable cause to believe that he has committed a crime involving the infliction or threatened infliction of serious physical harm, deadly force may be used if necessary to prevent escape, and if, where

So according to the above quote. A cop can use deadly force to prevent escape if the cop has probably cause to believe that the suspect he is pursuing "has committed a crime involving the infliction....of serious physical harm".

 

[dbphoenix]

Perhaps you should read it dumb ass.

https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/471/1/case.html







PLEASE READ THE BELOW QUOTE



So according to the above quote. A cop can use deadly force to prevent escape if the cop has probably cause to believe that the suspect he is pursuing "has committed a crime involving the infliction....of serious physical harm".

Yes. The only problem is that Brown did not commit a crime involving the infliction of serious physical harm.

 

[jsp326]

If you actually do some due diligence (read: don't rely on HuffPo, DailyMarxist or Pravda), here's what you'll find:

Witness 14 testifies it was 25 to 30 feet or a little more. Witness 34 put it at 2 or 3 car lengths (almost exactly the same as 25-30 feet). Witnes 37 detailed Brown running 15 or so feet before Wilson got out of the vehicle and gave chase and described the final shooting as "point blank" and still claimed Brown had his hands up. Witness 42 puts it at "6 or 7 feet" and later "20 feet" and also clings to the "hands up" narrative. Witness 44 says he ran 5 to 10 steps (average gait for someone his height being around 3 ft running). Witness 10 says Brown was 15 feet away and covered 5 before he went down. Witness 12-3 put the distance at 25 feet before Brown turned around. Witness 35 placed Brown close to Wilson at the time of the fatal shooting. All witnesses who gave a distance estimated it at 35 feet or less.

Next thing we'll hear that Brown was in Oklahoma and Wilson's gun skills were better than a Seal sniper's.

 

[dbphoenix]

If you actually do some due diligence (read: don't rely on HuffPo, DailyMarxist or Pravda), here's what you'll find:

Witness 14 testifies it was 25 to 30 feet or a little more. Witness 34 put it at 2 or 3 car lengths (almost exactly the same as 25-30 feet). Witnes 37 detailed Brown running 15 or so feet before Wilson got out of the vehicle and gave chase and described the final shooting as "point blank" and still claimed Brown had his hands up. Witness 42 puts it at "6 or 7 feet" and later "20 feet" and also clings to the "hands up" narrative. Witness 44 says he ran 5 to 10 steps (average gait for someone his height being around 3 ft running). Witness 10 says Brown was 15 feet away and covered 5 before he went down. Witness 12-3 put the distance at 25 feet before Brown turned around. Witness 35 placed Brown close to Wilson at the time of the fatal shooting. All witnesses who gave a distance estimated it at 35 feet or less.

Next thing we'll hear that Brown was in Oklahoma and Wilson's gun skills were better than a Seal sniper's.

Or one can look at where the car was parked, where Brown fell, and where the casings landed. That's just a bit more objective.

 

[Tsing Tao]

Or one can look at where the car was parked, where Brown fell, and where the casings landed. That's just a bit more objective.

Or "one" can always just make shit up to fit "one's" narrative. "One" does that a lot.

 

[DHOHHI]

Dorian Johnson's account:

Johnson’s testimony about the final, fatal shots is likewise unconvincing. And Johnson changed his story over time in an apparent attempt to try to conform with the physical evidence that became available to him.

Three days after the shooting, August 12, Johnson was interviewed by a local television station and alleged that Wilson shot Brown in the back:

I’m looking and watching the officer and he’s pursuing my friend now, and he fired another shot. And it struck my friend in the back.

Another clip, this one from the August 12 Al Sharpton program, repeats the shot-in-the-back claim:

By this time, the officer is out the car. . . . And the officer is walking with his gun drawn, but its almost like he couldn’t see me. . . . But he’s walking in such a way that his vision wasn’t even on nobody else but what he was trying to do. And as he got closer, he fired one more shot. That shot struck my friend in the back.


From WaPo.​

I posted something similar earlier ... douche bag apparently is a supporter of people who lie. For the thug with Brown to blatantly lie shows how incredibly stupid he is.

 

[kut2k2]

And you may want to examine that diarrhea fixation you have.

It comes from constipation of his brain. He's like a little boy who just heard the phrase "diarrhea of the mouth" and now he just can't stop playing with it, like a new toy. Like fc said, they're simple-minded.

 

[DHOHHI]

You do realize you're arguing with someone who is clinically insane, right? You're never going to convince him, and he's just going to go on whining about the Grand jury's decision, but that's all it is - whining. He'll get over it when he's exhausted every angle ten times over and no one wants to listen anymore.

The internet is his only social outlet.

What about him drooling over his Judy Garland albums .. does that count as social interaction?

 

[stoic]

Have fun sorting it out:

You've proven the point. No need to sort it out, the GJ's been there, done that.

 

[jsp326]

Or one can look at where the car was parked, where Brown fell, and where the casings landed. That's just a bit more objective.

So is the Washington Post now part of a grand conservative conspiracy as well?

Two of them were recovered close to Wilson’s car, conforming to his testimony about his firing two shots there (vol. V, 226:4). After that, the remaining 10 casings were recovered adjacent to (or behind) the path that Wilson said Brown took when charging toward him. This was consistent with Wilson firing a series of shots as Brown rushed toward him, all the while backpedaling to try and increase the distance.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...the-michael-brown-case-supported-the-officer/