Reply #34: At 3:02 - 3:04 in the video linked in the OP *HE* says "my ANKLE went out. It popped"

[Ghost in the Machine]

Didn't you listen to the video in the OP? You make it sound like you did:

"OPERATIONMINDCRIME (1000+ posts) Wed Sep-12-07 11:09 PM
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4. I've Heard The Guilty Speak Like That A Hundred Times. That Calm, Poor Me, Innocent Victim,
desperately trying to be rational voice. That was a cookie cutter 'trying to come off as perfectly innocent' type video. It is so blatant.

But the part that gets to me the most is that it exposes his and his spokeswoman's lie outright, that he broke his leg and it was in a cast. It is plain to see in the video that there is no cast on his leg so it is now quite apparent that they outright lied about that part. At least now I know my gut feeling was right.

He can put on that smooth talking, I'm so calm and rational how dare they do this to me voice all he wants. He disobeyed direct instructions, acted defiant, and lunged abruptly towards the door and other cops. It's a shame it had to turn out the way it did, but he's by no means some innocent victim here. It is also quite disturbing that they would like so outright about his having broken a leg.

That's it for me on this. Go believe whatever you want."

Listen again: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bibOz2WkNg
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"And does it make any sense to you at all that he wouldn't show it on video for even a second, given the circumstances?"

Yes, it makes plenty of sense. If he *did* show off the cast, people would be trying to accuse him of trying to use it to arouse or anger his base, young black men & women, into some kind of civil disobedience against cops.

But that's just my opinion...

Ghost