Michael Brown Murder: The Official Police Narrative

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17. They'll probably modify #4 to claim that Brown 'struggled' with Wilson in an attempt to get his gun.

Since I'm willing to bet that Wilson didn't have any injuries.

However, the case will still hinge on the fact that Brown was shot several times from a distance. They'll probably claim that Wilson 'thought' Brown was pointing a weapon at him. (Which obviously makes no sense if you're going to claim that Brown was trying to get Wilson's gun. No need to do that if you're already armed. In which case they'll have to switch to the argument that Brown still had to get Wilson's gun away from him so Wilson couldn't shoot him.)

Yadda yadda.... I'm sure it will make no difference to a skitterish, spineless jury of non-blacks who would rather ere on the side of having a few innocent black teens dead on the sidewalk than run the 'risk' of having non-innocent black teens come through their bedroom window one night. That's the way things have worked for as long as I can remember.