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MannyGoldstein

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5. Doesn't matter much, but good to know

Wed Sep 3, 2014, 04:39 PM

Sep 2014

I can't see any excuse for what happened, even of he was a felon. Felons and police confront each other all the time, without a fusillade of shots ending an unarmed person's life.

Why isn't that cop in custody yet?

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Juvenile court: Michael Brown had no serious felony convictions, did not face felony charges [View all] CatWoman Sep 2014 OP

Simply Amazing, Ma'am, How Far People Go To Pretend This Young Man 'Should Have Been' Shot... The Magistrate Sep 2014 #1

yep CatWoman Sep 2014 #2

Reviewed a few and you're right Jack Rabbit Sep 2014 #33

It's almost as if the unarmed VICTIM is on trial here. WTF about the murderer? NYC_SKP Sep 2014 #36

Once again, an unarmed black kid has to stand trial for his murder. N/T Efilroft Sul Sep 2014 #41

There is no ALMOST about it. Enthusiast Sep 2014 #45

I so agree with you, it's sickening! AuntPatsy Sep 2014 #12

On my Facebook wall...one of my ex employees posted a false picture of a beaten up Officer Wilson. FarPoint Sep 2014 #19

They will still pull out that photo years from now. arcane1 Sep 2014 #26

It is quite tragic indeed, and upsetting. nt AverageJoe90 Sep 2014 #22

Did Officer Wilson have a juvie record? gratuitous Sep 2014 #3

and if he did, should he be shot? rurallib Sep 2014 #25

The ONLY thug was Darren Wilson. JaneyVee Sep 2014 #4

Doesn't matter much, but good to know MannyGoldstein Sep 2014 #5

And of course the white cop could not have been the one in the wrong. These people appleannie1 Sep 2014 #6

Have they checked his status at the public library underpants Sep 2014 #7

lol CatWoman Sep 2014 #8

:-) underpants Sep 2014 #9

Haha! That's EXACTLY who I thought of when I read your other post arcane1 Sep 2014 #27

... Enthusiast Sep 2014 #44

.. La Lioness Priyanka Sep 2014 #16

WTF??? "claimed that Brown was facing a murder charge at the time"????? arcane1 Sep 2014 #10

If the family has the energy ... 1StrongBlackMan Sep 2014 #18

+1 eom LittleGirl Sep 2014 #20

As opposed to felonies that aren't serious? XemaSab Sep 2014 #11

He was being smeared as a murderer... JaneyVee Sep 2014 #13

I'm saying that just dropping the word "serious" in there is a smear XemaSab Sep 2014 #17

In Missouri, possessing more than an ounce of pot is a felony. Selling any amount is a felony. pnwmom Sep 2014 #30

I went to the Barnes and Noble today XemaSab Sep 2014 #31

I don't think so. He could well have had some felonies in his record, and it was better pnwmom Sep 2014 #32

I think the word "serious" was used to slap down the accusation CatWoman Sep 2014 #40

That's just sad. surrealAmerican Sep 2014 #34

It was a large gardening section XemaSab Sep 2014 #37

i looked at that wording sideways too Quayblue Sep 2014 #39

If he had been facing a murder charge, KamaAina Sep 2014 #14

Something tells me that he wouldn't have faced any charge outside of jail underpants Sep 2014 #23

This is why I never believed that for a minute. surrealAmerican Sep 2014 #35

+1 Enthusiast Sep 2014 #43

I hate the way they bring this stuff up because legally it doesn't matter treestar Sep 2014 #15

That's what they're doing. It's all they have CakeGrrl Sep 2014 #24

There is mercuryblues Sep 2014 #28

Yes, the evidence is clearly showing the truth, what many of us suspected all along. AverageJoe90 Sep 2014 #21

The more they try and smear Brown's good name, the more guilty they look imo. Rex Sep 2014 #29

Let's assume for a moment that Michael Brown did have a history as a juvenile Trekologer Sep 2014 #38

Conservative blogger lies—as reliable as the sunrise. Enthusiast Sep 2014 #42