Posted on 08/20/2014 8:25:52 AM PDT by NKP_Vet
Former LAPD detective Mark Fuhrman spoke with Fox News host Megyn Kelly about the incident, giving his opinion on the matter, where he stated that he believed the evidence clearly indicates that Brown was the aggressor.
“You can’t predict nor explain what people do on the street, especially in situations like this. Michael Brown from the onset of me reading and catching up on this story, he has appeared to be the aggressor from the very beginning. Whether at the robbery or the contact with the police officer, he appears to be the aggressor.”
“The office didn’t even have a chance to get out of the car before Michael Brown was on him. Now the officer knows he’s confronting a robbery suspect, he doesn’t know if he’s armed, and that suspect is now assaulting a uniformed police officer, so that is a bold act all unto itself. Having the opportunity to flee and yet returns around and charges the officer is fairly consistent with his first act.”
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Sad, but true.
Exactly.
The cop was a pretty bad shot also.
It was racist of Officer Wilson to defend himself.
Step One.
Revrunt Sharpton will VILIFY the WITE MAN on his TV within the next 24 hours
Step Two...
T SHirts and Banners will appear In Ferguson Missouri and Chicago Illinois Insisting on the Arrest of Mark Fuhrman!
“Hey Hey Ho Ho...
this ole wite man got to go” courtesy of Jesse Jackson
The sad part about this is if and when the officer is exonerated, the riots will hit full pitch thanks to the idiot race-baiters in the media and politicians.
Thanks to them for whipping up the hysteria including Captain Midnight in the White House.
> The cop was a pretty bad shot also.
Well I don’t think he had much time to position himself in an advanced Weaver stance before firing from the sounds of it...lol
Four shots, six holes.
Guy’s dead.
The Obama Marxist nation is like a cat covering up the lumps in the litterbox. Never quite finished and a new one pops up. Bad Kitty. Naughty Kitty!
Shooting at a paper target at a gun range with your ear and eye protection on is a lot different than shooting at a 6'4" 292 pound moose charging at you with one of your eyes out of commission from a punch and your head still spinning from the punch.
He aimed center-of-mass and connected 6 out of 8 times. Not bad at all under the circumstances.
Had his skull fractured, that could maybe hurt the aim or am I wrong?
If there is no grand jury indictment, or if there is and the officer is found innocent, there will more riots and it will be all over the country. Rodney King redux.
Maybe not. According to the medical reports on that facial/eye injury, I think the cop did amazingly well just hitting the “target” even big as it was.
Frankly, I’m amazed at the four shots in one arm, one above the other...not a single one life threatening...FOUR shots, rapid fire and none a threat.
Only when the onrushing “giant” got too close was the fatal shot fired, and that a one shot STOPPER. The last TWO shots, each a fatal wound were the last, fired when the agressor neared his would-be “victim”.
Yes, I typed “victim”. A cop, too, can be a victim.
He tended to shoot to the left. I think the last show was a head shot. It was a casual observation, I don’t mean to be critical.
Try firing a handgun reflexively at someone with little time to react. Accuracy in such situations is far from easy or realistic unless you are well experienced and trained, or even gifted in marksmanship.
The Officer received an injury to his eye called an "Orbital Blowout Fracture to Eye Socket", that often causes blurred or deformed vision. Given all the circumstances the Officer still hit this moving target 6 times.
Not everyone can be as awesome as you.
So far, 6 responses to your nonsense on the cop’s ability to shoot after being punched hard enough to shatter his eye socket...mark me down as #7.
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