Quoted from Box A Rox

Yes there was an "implication" and it's still one of the possibilities.  
I wonder why you've already ruled it out???

Quoted from 55tbird

So is the possibility that scientists will figure out how to make pigs fly....

Police backup was there with two minutes of the incident...There were witnesses on site before that... do you really think they wouldn't have noticed evidence tampering?

I only rule out silly conspiracy theories..obviously you don't based on your agenda..

Quoted from Box A Rox

POLICE BACKUP??? So (like the OJ police evidence... which is infallible...) Tbird believes the
"police backup" could not possibly be part of planting evidence.  
I don't know if it's true or not... there are some inconsistencies in this story so far... but
Tbird has already made up his mind in favor of the police.

Quoted from Box A Rox

Cops in Keene NH had "wounds", yet the white kids there didn't get shot!

Quoted from Henry

Nobody was shot, not even the minorities who were part of the crowd. How did you get so much white guilt box, did the left brainwash you into believing you personally are holding down the black man for being white LMAO

Quoted from Box A Rox

There were a few minorities in the crowd... and no one was shot.  If this incident had happened in an all
black neighborhood... would no one have been shot there???  Would it have turned out the same???

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Woman saying ‘we’re ready for Ferguson’ accidentally shoots self in head, dies
Posted 6:33 AM, November 24, 2014, by CNN Wire, Updated at 06:39am, November 24, 2014     

     

A woman appears to have accidentally fatally shot herself in the head with a gun bought to prepare for possible Ferguson-related unrest, according to sources briefed on the police investigation.

The shooting occurred Friday night in downtown St. Louis, the city’s Metropolitan Police Department said, in an area dominated by vacant lots beside a football stadium.

The female victim, identified in a police report as Becca Campbell, 26, was a passenger in a car involved in an auto accident. Her 33-year-old boyfriend was driving, the sources told CNN.

The boyfriend, who wasn’t identified, told police that the couple had bought a gun because of fears of unrest related to the pending grand jury decision on the shooting of Michael Brown, the sources said.

He told investigators that as they drove late Friday night, the victim waved a gun, jokingly saying the couple were ready for Ferguson, the sources said.

He ducked to get out of the way of the gun and accidentally rear-ended another car. He said the accident caused the gun to go off and she was struck by a bullet in the head, the sources said.

The victim was rushed to a hospital but died.

The investigation is continuing because police want to be sure the story as told by the boyfriend is correct, the sources said. Police are awaiting gun trace results, as part of the ongoing investigation.

Quoted from senders

it's more than race.....being shot for stealing swisher sweets is INSANE.....

like I said, I could never be a police officer....but I would love to be a legislator------they get raises nice and fat...to make laws
that make humans criminals or dead humans....wouldn't that be some kind of power...then I could have a bunch of 'safety lines' to
throw out at the public during election time......


Pelosi...... "we have to vote it in to see what's in it"

Quoted from Libertarian4life

Ferguson Grand Jury Evidence May Not Be Released After All

    Josh Sanburn @joshsanburn

12:03 PM ET
Ferguson Demonstrators block a busy intersection while protesting the August shooting of Michael Brown on Nov. 23, 2014, in St. Louis. David Goldman—AP
A circuit judge may not unseal evidence without an indictment
Darren Wilson
Cop in Ferguson Shooting Gets Married
Ferguson Braces for Grand Jury Decision
FBI Sends 100 Agents to Ferguson Ahead of Grand Jury Decision

If a St. Louis County grand jury does not indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, evidence in the case may never be made public, despite promises from the prosecutor.

According to a letter from a St. Louis court administrator, the St. Louis County circuit court judge presiding over the case has not agreed to release evidence currently being considered by the grand jury, which was convened to decide whether to charge Wilson in the fatal shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed African-American teenager.