Trayvon Martin lawyer to represent family of unarmed teen shot dead by St Louis officer ...

The Daily Mail Online ^ | August 11, 2014 | Jennifer Newton

[boycott]

I don't know what happened but this is not civilized. Not wearing a belt is so uncultured and classless. To me, this is not a man. He wants to be treated with respect but then he makes himself look like an absolute idiot. He demands respect but makes himself look like a wild animal.

[moovova]

Well good. Now, maybe the looters will give back the property they stole.

[defconw]

How can he possibly have passed the bar in every state?

[IronJack]

Another publicity boost for the Victim Industrial Complex. The Revs should be making appearances soon.

[DCBryan1]

They act like being “unarmed” equals zero threat.I used to balk and was really pissed off at the talk/threat for my CCW students and LEOs to advocate carrying a "drop weapon". After the injustice of TraydeMark and Z-man, I'm not so vocal in my opposition to do so.

We had an officer shooting here in AR that went down similar to this (3 homies trying to disarm deputy), and the deputy shot and wounded one perp and the others fled.

Deputy swears he saw a gun....none found. However, his dashcam caught a glimmer of homie reaching into his waistband and pulling out...get this....Desert Eagle .50 AE. A month later, there was a car found with two dead white meth-heads it it with extraordinary massive headwounds. Ballistics and shell casings showed that a .50 AE round was used by perp in back seat to murder two drug dealers.

Anyways, someone "snitched" and the perp was caught eventually. For days and days, people were hounding original shooting of the "three little black teens" UNARMED, when the dashcam, FINALLY proved that they weren't sweet little angels out buying skrittles and eye-tee.

[dfwgator]

Pants on the ground
Pants on the ground
You lookin’ like a fool
With your pants on the ground

[Uncle Chip]

Business owners are telling stories of how local residents came down to help them protect their property from the looters while 100 police cars sat in a local Walmart scared out of their wits and afraid to do anything.

[Uncle Chip]

As you look at this picture remember that the photographer told the looters to put their shirt over their face before he snapped the shot.

[boycott]

Here is another one of these clowns without a belt on. No, I don't respect you. I don't want you in my neighborhood. I don't want you anywhere around me. Start showing a little class and respect for others (in this case, the place of business), then we might can talk. Until then, I have no respect for you. This isn't directed to all blacks -- just the uncivilized idiots. I don't want trashy whites that don't get the concept of what a belt is for around me either.

[mass55th]

"Local called into the radio station saying that this kid may have been 18 but that he had priors."

Have they started flashing photos of him from his grammar school days?

[Uncle Chip]

Bar License??? Bar License???

He don’t got to show nobody no Bar License.

[Enterprise]

The interview only spoke of one shot. I will try to find more.

[defconw]

I can not find evidence that he’s licensed in Florida, let alone Missouri. I will keep looking.

[USS Alaska]

The yute had no arms?

[Dr. Ursus]

Cops should stay in their squad cars for twenty years until they get their pensions that work in these s***hole areas!

[ErnBatavia]

That jagoff reminds me of "attorney" Algonquin J. Calhoun (of Amos and Andy fame.....)

[Uncle Chip]

Have they started flashing photos of him from his grammar school days?

Yes they have --

They are showing pictures of him when he was about 13

How did you guess.

[1Old Pro]

Have they started flashing photos of him from his grammar school days?

Waiting for the blowing out the birthday cake candles at the kitchen table photo.

[cripplecreek]

100 police cars sat in a local Walmart scared out of their wits and afraid to do anything.

Short of shooting a bunch more "unarmed utes" I'm not sure what they can do. Heck, they can't even use teargas these days without endless lawsuits and many lost jobs.

I don't know the laws there but having police encouraging people to defend themselves goes a long way.

[Enterprise]

Fatal police shooting in Missouri sparks protests

"The officer tried to leave his vehicle just before the shooting on Saturday afternoon, but Brown pushed him back into the car, "where he physically assaulted the police officer" and struggled over the officer's weapon, Belmar said.

A shot was fired inside the police car, and Brown was eventually shot about 35 feet away from the vehicle, Belmar said, adding few details because he didn't want to "prejudice" the case.

All shell casings collected at the scene were from the officer's weapon, Belmar said. He further said the medical examiner would issue a ruling on how many times Brown was shot, but "it was more than just a couple."