The video contains two different accounts. One who witnessed it himself & is caught on audio explaining what he saw to his friend. The second is a woman who claims to be friends with the officer & recounts the story he told her.
While I think the second could be considered heresay, the first is a raw uncut eyewitness account.
You guys can post doctored videos all day long and its not going to change anything. The autopsy pretty much nails it and matches the testimony of the two women. Your boy wonder cop is in a world of trouble
The autopsy shows the bullets entered from the front, dumbshit. How would that happen if the cop fired when the big ugly brute was running away?
The cop evidently only grazed him from behind or hit his forearm retard. Just because he may not have hit anything from behind doesnt mean he wasnt shooting. How many bullets did they pull out of the neighbors house again? How ******* dumb are you?
There's no "evidently" here at all-----there is NO evidence that the officer shot at the perp while he was walking away.
Yes there is. The eyewitnesses that all say he shot at Brown as he was running away.
Not true, I searched online and several sites say witnesses back up Wilson's account.
Yup and here is a NY Times article which has witnesee accounts which stat Brown was moving towards the officer and another which states he may been punching the officer in the face.
Shooting Accounts Differ as Holder Schedules Visit to Ferguson
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/20/us/shooting-accounts-differ-as-holder-schedules-visit.html
I read the entire article carefully. What you state is not quite true, at least not what you imply. The article states there are conflicting eyewitness reports. Though Brown may have been moving toward the officer, witnesses do not suggest he was charging the officer but that he was surrendering while the officer continued to shoot at him.
It is off the walls insane to suggest that someone who is being shot at would charge the person shooting a him, especially when he had been running away and getting away. Why would anyone turn and walk into a barrage of bullets? Makes no sense whatsoever.
Witnesses also state that the officer appeared to have tried to grab Brown by the throat (through the passenger car window) when Brown struggled away, and when the gun went off inside the car. It appeared to witnesses that the officer had maybe attempted to pull out his gun while he had Brown by the neck, and that's when Brown struggled free and ran. Then Wilson got out of the car and started shooting at Brown. Which is IMO not appropriate. Did he yell for Brown "Stop or I'll shoot"? If not, and he just started shooting, that is not appropriate police procedure. Also, it seems way over the top to shoot a kid for stealing a package of cigars. It indicates the attitude the Ferguson police have toward blacks.
There are varying accounts in your article, but you seem to ignore what you don't like.
As well, according to your article, the Attorney General and the FBI are going to look into the general practices of the Ferguson police department. It is my opinion, and obviously an issue the Federal Government is considering, that the police department there does not treat the black population well, hence so much protesting over this event
The thing is, the summary of the incident that the right wing wants to believe just doesn't make sense, that this teenager simply reached inside the police car and tried to get the cop's gun, that he charged at a police officer who was shooting at him. Those things doen't make sense.
What makes sense is that Brown leaned on the open window of the passenger side of the car, had words with Wilson, was probably not respectful, and Wilson tried to grab him by the neck whilst getting out his gun. Brown struggled away and Wilson's gun went off because he didn't have complete control of it. Brown began to run when Wilson got out the car and started shooting. He grazed Brown in the arm, and Brown, realizing he could die, turned and tried to surrender, walking back toward Wilson with his hand raised. Wilson continued to fire at him, even though Brown was halfway down to the ground either in surrender or because of being wounded. The officer was out of contol; he lost control of himself and the situation.That's what makes sense. And that is essentially what many witnesses describe.